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a Hard Case.

Denison, 14.-For the past two
years trains on the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas road have been fired st lust
alter dusk, near Coda, Indian Ter
ritory. Cab windows have been
SMASHED, cabooses perforated end
employees wounded. United States
Marshal Ayers caught 8 white man
named Meyers, in the act OF firing on
the train, and 80 desperately did
Meyers resist the arrest, that Ayers
shot him Fourteen time before he
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PORTRAITS! PORTRAITS !
FOX & SYMONS
80 & 80 Main Street,

Beg to thank their Friends and The
Public for the generous patronage be,
slowed upon them during the past five
years; and have much pleasure in an
nouncing that their MAIN GALLERY,
so Main street, has been handsomely
decorated and furnished throughout, and
is now under the management of Mr. G.
w. SYMONS.
In consequence Of the great increase
Of business, Messrs T. s. S. hsve leased
the Gallery formerly occupied by Mr.. G.
w. Carter aud opened a BRANCH
GALLERY, under the management OF
Mr.. ALEXANDER FOX.
Both Galleries have received from the
east the Finest Accessories and Back
grounds, painted by the first artists, for
picturesque effects, that can be procured.
comprising Interiors. Terrace and Bal
cony, Boating, Cottage. Window, etc..
etc. These, with the addition of new snd
improved instruments, enable them to
with and surpass the productions
Of any other gallery in Salt Lake. The
public are respectfully invited to visit
both galleries and see for themselves.
- -JHSt Received, q Large Assortment
Or Nel0 Styles of Frames, Velvet
Goods, etc on exhibition az the shol1
rooms Of both galleries. n2S
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IF THE Legislature shall refuse to
pafs the bill for increasing the borrow
ing powers of the city, the people,
when their gardens wither and trees
perish for want Of water, will please
do their swearing at the Legislators,
and not at the City Council and water
master. No money, no canal. and
that is plain enough to everybody.
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FOREIGN.

Brussels, 14.--Tbe Russian organ
lie Nord. says: The system OF inc,ts
nlent of pravocation IN respect to
Russia las never had such ful play
as now in London. Every thing seems
to be done that's calculated to harass
Russia and stir up public opinion
against her, both by covert official
denunciations and by sensational
kilograms, the invention Of journals.
Berlin, 14.-The frosty with the
Hawaiian government has been pre-
septed to the federal council.
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How WILL anybody outside of Salt
Lake City be injured, Or in any way
affected if the corporation borrows
$3.50, 900, and pays it back, principal
and interest? The legislators ought
to think of this before refusing to pass
the Salt Lake bond bill. The tax
payers of Salt Lake, the only persons
on whom the burden will rest, know
whether they want to borrow money
or not.
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Parnen Irish Relief Fund.

Chicago, a. Preparations are
making among Irish citizens here to
receive Parnell on the 23d inst, with
great demonstration. Catholic
Bishops Spslding, of Peorio; Hogan,
of st. Joseph, and Hennessey, of
Dubuque, will lecture IN different d.
visions of the city, on St. Pstrick's
Day, for the Irish relief. The Cath
Ole churches in the diocese OF Chicago
have contributed SIS. 600. and The
citizens $4,000.
The Wisconsin legislature has
offered Parnell the use of the assem-
bly, hall.
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AND STOCKS,
New York. February Il. 1SSc

New York, February IA, 1880.
SILVER bars, 11S15; coin buying 4 dis
connti money easy, 4, s. govern
mentss fairly active; stocks, closed
strong, higher; w. Union, 1858: Quick
silver, 2015; Pacific, 402S: Mariposa.
81; Wells Fargo, 102&: New York Cen
trsl, 1919; Erie, Az; Panams, Is5 bid:
Union Pacific, 921z; bonds, II015; Central
Pacihc, SI1Si bonds, 1101zi Sutro, 8;
LeadYille, 50; Caribou, AZ.
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INA bicycle race in New York the
other day. the winner male fifty
miles in three hours-about seven
teen miles an hour, or g mile for
every three aud q half minutes. It
begins to look as if horses would be
turned out to grass.
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NOTICE.

Estate Of 4. P. R0ckV00d, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY
IN the undersigned, executors of the
sboTe-named estate, to the creditors of
and all persons having claims sgainst
said deceased, 10 exhibit the ssme, with
the necessary vouchers, within ten
months from the publication of this
uotice 10 the undersigned, at the Office of
a, c. Piper, J.P., City Hall, Salt Lake
City.
ALEX. G. PIPER,
9. w. RocKwooD,
NJ. P. RoCKwooD,
Executors.
Salt Lake City, February It'll, 1880.
IS
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DURING THE last sixty years the
American Board OF Missions has
expended on the Indians of North
America $4,000, and ths result
has been the formation Of fifty
churches with 1000 converted saw
ages az members.
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The San Francisco wOrkmen.

San Francisco, IA. The unem-
ployed workingmen, this afternoon.
marched to the Pacific Mail dock
and a committee interviewed Agent
Williams, from whom they Outlined
no direct satisfaction. The then
waited on several firms aud COM
psnies, but received no definite an
sWer to their demands.
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In LONDON, On Saturday, silver was
quoted st So 1-16 pence per ounce,

ALL THE coal mines at CoalvilIe are
said to be closed, or at least not send
ing out any coal. There is an IT.
junction from the District Court upon
one, and the others are not producing
for various reasons.
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L Stockholders of the Utah Southern
Railroad Extension, for the election
Of Directors for the ensuing year, viii ]
be held at Juab Station House, Juab
County, Utah, on Saturday, March 9th,
at 1880 o'clock pm. By order of the
Board.
Il. S. YOUNG,
liz Secretary.
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
L the Stockholders of the Utah South
ern Railroad Company, for the Election
of Officers for the ensuing year. will be
held at the Office Of the Deseret National
Bank, Salt Lake City, q. T., February
81, 1880 at IL o'clock, am.
jag II. S. YOUNG, Secretary.
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SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD
SUNDAY MORNING.: FEB. 10. 1880
THE DAILY HERALD is published

THE DAILY HERALD is published
oVsrv morning, Mondays excepted, at
Easf Tsmple street, near First South,
Salt Lake City, by the HERALD PRINT
ING and PUBLISHING COMPANY. Sub
scription price $I0.5O per annum, post
sge included; parts OF yesr a. the
same rsEe. To weekly subscribers,
collection made by carriers, twenty-five
cents q week.
FPE SEMI HERALD Is
published every Wednesday and Satur-
LAY morning, ct $40 3 ysar, postage
included; Parts Of syear ct the same
rate.
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UTAH CONTRACT COMPANY
Ofies No. 12341l, First South St. Salt
Lake City. P. o. Bex 43l

Undertake and execute, on the loves,
terms rs ana u n lo snei.es' ss either Or all
tisiDg, ironing and equipping Steam Horss
or other RAILWAYS; Locating and con
strueting Esgon roads, canals, reservoirs
sQusducts, dams, ETC.. las ing out and graiip9
streets, sidewalks, parade grounds and race
trasks; excavetinR for building foundations
cellars, drains, etc., IS we'll Es every aud AM
other kinds of work requiring the renewal of
esrth, gravel, cement, stone, etc, etc.
iEls A. 7. D0REMUS Supt.
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NOTICE.

THE SEMI-ANNUAL MEETING
/ of the Stockholders of lions Co.
operative Mercantile Institution will be
held in the Council House, in this city,
on Monday, April 9Th, 1850, at 2 p. m
for the transaction of such business a:
may be brought before the meeting.
Stock transfer books will be closed on the
1st of March, and reopened on the 9Th Of
April next.
THOs. G. WEBBER.
Sec'y and Treas.
Salt Lake City, February Is, 1880.
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COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Mrs. s. Kahn, Mrs. II. NJ. Cohen,
Mrs. N Hirshman Mrs. N. 3. RansohCf.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE,
Il. Mcintosh, Chris. Diehl,
Samuel LsYy, j. Malsch,
LADIES RECEPTION COMMIrTEE,
Mrs. l. Wool, Mrs. II. N. Cohep,
Mrs. S. Simons, Mrs. l.. Wurtzbelger.
FLOOR COMMITTEE,
Ed. Il. Murphy, C. Il. Haines,
Geo. Potter, Ih1s. E..C.Ch,cy.
Sol. iegel
INVITATION COMMITTEE.
Hon. +. Little, W. S. Mccormick.
X. c. Chambers, A. Gould,
G 5. ETb, Gen. JnO. E. Smith,
4 Godbs, Fred. Auerbaeb,
e. +. Culmer, 5, >. Walker,
Louis Cohen, T. Mulloy,
j os. Siegel, J. Barnett,
}. 7. GilEer, Chss. Pepper,
l: Morris, l. Woolf,
Chas. Auer, J. 7. Clasbey,
j. Goldberg, NJ c. Phillips.
OGDEN.
E. Reins.rom, J. Mark,
u. Go.1berg. Wooller.
CoRINNE.
s., Kuhr, q. Leiwss.
BINGHAM.
A. Morris, arth. Smith,
Z. 4. GUnCon.
ALTA.
j as. Tucke-, J. Strickley,
Chss. Read, NJ. HirshmE1
PARK CITY.
N, S. Aschheip, Joe Gallige1,
+. HEyt II. Hirshman.
Tickets So.
Extra Lazy, 81.
For sale By Invitation Committee only.
Five handsome Prizes to be awarded; two
to the most original and best sustained male
and female characters; two to the best dressed
and one to the most original group.
Music By the Careless Orchestral Band.
fyl
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SALT LAKE THEATRE |
Salt Lake Dramatic Association. PrODrietOrs
TWO NIGHTS ONLY!

The Public of Salt Lake and vicinity are
respectfully informed that q Rare Entertain
ment is arranged for on the nights of
Monday and Tuesday Fen 16 a. II
, 1880-12-02
LIBERAL GIFTS
Distributed by Mrs. Snterln G.. Stones
nj Ika4lnI.


Of Boston,
HosToy, Dec. 1.-Tha following nro tho gifts
which Lavo tins fnr bccn tnau by Mrs. valer!a
g. Stunc from tho cstate Left her by hrr hls-
band. Quito large sut,. it Is snlcrstnotl. yet
rpmutn!ng to be distributed. which will ba used
In accordance with tho advice Of tho gentlemen
wfDin she ilns aulcctosf rs h0r c1unstlorS In tho
disbursement Of this lnrRg trust:
TO l'owdoin College, to ansh Memorial Hail,
$4,000.
10 IlowtIo,n College. 10 es,t1ow tito Pr0fcssor-
shlp OF intellectual nl1d Moral Philosophy, S59,-
UW.
10 tho lInllowolt Clnssicnl School, s10.00o.
TO tho Frycbnrg Academy tStn!ne), $th,O0.
70 Dartmouth Co1!eEe. 10 c'ltlow tho stone
Xnsovcr Theological Seminary, to cn1ow n
lrofgssorship Of tho lleRslons of Christianity to
On condition That subscription q 100000 for
Amherst C4,!lcHo, to eninw . htono Professor
t'sr shn @t Esest2Ty n S tue condition of tho College
,a Ws!Ss'Sy a s' GSsxs' to construct mud furnish
c5Ilsss 1ss wass %fHey Hss o f Missions for uaFpo0n
Yo,ing hlun's i Christian Association Of boston,
.ownrtl d new building. s1'nN.
ir!!ten GorsS; ~ G I..v n Il t onow
chEcuHo Thcu!oglcal Seminary. fur tho Pro.
fess1ssh!p 4,o e a lstoral Theology md spocl"l
As,loricnn missionary Association, for instit,,-
tEuns NJ Nashville. Attinta, Tullatlcga. Tonxaloo,
ntst Now OE1eaHa SliU.uM.
Oberl.n Cnlego, ,Uhl0, for cntlowincnts, $4,000.
1,rgry 5n;sr cC''1Is ccS'esr sprsnxlol'' No. $oo ,u
Cariton College, Northnrll. Mimi, $1,000. A''4
b!,u .,As ,,lso given $4auU1 II, relatives ntrtl
students, uul for tAo redemption ur inortgagtsl
hUluES,
, 1880-12-02

ut tho post cumnrlsest vcn!ton, raeeoo,,, turkey,
HWutl, Eupsp, II Errut variety nf t1uckRt uUtt1ja,
1,rnir- chickens, st,1ueun t,,i ntflcr fsh, i,Mr
meat, pancakes o., Suii,iny ns ling rs tho iur
insiea, to,. g,,ilcc. md honey ii great aiM,,.
The houso they occupied Was mntlo Of rough
logs with ctny chimney. The elnnr wns mn,le
OF split logs. ~ weru nlso tho tnbln nnl. three
legged stuote IN llle windows Tor Yn.s wns sub.
sttlltctl uIle,f pnpcr; fur cn,1,lles hcgswnx was
cn,pinycd; thpir cooking tltnllsits wn.rM frying
plti, two ten kDttlcs, lnnll tt,ado wouhcn bowls
nnA spoons.
rl,o lecturer gnvc GRAPHIC description of tho
Indian "Fcnst uf tho ljcn'' which he Witnessed,
md or several Dtbor lnlinn customs; hut per-
haps tho most enirancing ns Tho stor!cs tol'1 OF
th1 snyngtry of those tlHys wns ono telling OF
- r1tr rruu,u,,r nrrt,tnttrtoy
uot,s ,,,t ~ ~. f.t .n.. -. ~ .,n,, .x., h,a
III ~ ~, M nt.e ~ ~, s, Mno an ,
H. ~, " t@u 1"; a, 1nu @ .t ,, MS
ion,r nanonnt ~ :" h.s t,.,ns ,x"tnrs % ~ ~ M,.s
% css!rn ~ - .w & ~, t.sn ", u. liz .s
% ~ % mu ta.sH " ., .u Wt'cr i ~ .hln MN, III.
@ ~ ~ " ,!nip'HH' b hHt 81 ~ T
m ~ uiG'Gs ~ ~ tao ~ ~ ~ s'I ~ IVY KY ~ ~ ~ IT,,
,K nK 10 Up LOT tno sH ~ us nt s"' +, hM
~, a.,r,,ns i,:nf ~ i,r,tfnnrs fo nnmii
i" In.1, arnG hn ;sn,,. M ,Han,1n tns. th
nn,,,r' mi t,rn.nr,h f,r +hn ,n ,vhusn nrnc,I
Sin w H ta,t,,rnr H. @ anr,fn no fmtfnws.
wv tFnor ~ ran"hcd M "e v,,"t who're sot fin
c,cf hm n,i.trossni f,i,n sn,,rar. IL 1r1,nknt,
nn,,,cni stnhhci r",,r .m; ~" Inu ,,rrnkc,f r., #
- l.; s"as St,'.s . ~ - ~ ..,t III
, 1880-12-02
By TELEGRAPH.


Epsetal DtspdGeh to Tia Chicago Tribune.
LoNpoS, Doc. 1-1l:3o 70. m.-FLoun-No. J, Ii,
No. u "a. Observation-Disclosures, Nc. |, IDA I'd; No.
p o. lldt sprlnH No. !. bs No. 81 D; white, No.
lls No. 2 W Sd; club, No. l. l0s Git No = os lid.
Corn--Sew, No. !. 5a s34d.
pNovls10Ns-Tork, G9s I.nrd. Us,
LlvEnrooL. Doc. L-C0rToE-Easlors middltnT
upland G1{d dtllnx OrcanB, Gd2t lsiGd salos, 1uUU
bniest speculation and export lG0, American, RUn-
TR0vlsloSs-Amorican lard, ~ Gdi short clear
middlus, kjs.
LONDON. Dec. cc.l-TETRoLECst-1teAnod 89SAoL
6PIR1T8 TuMpEHTlSE-3Js 3daIs III.
AErwEnr, Ucc. l-rETaoLEuA-2tf.
Tho following wcro received by tho Chicago l4oard
Of Trnde: .......
LIyENrOOI. Dec. L-Wh0nt--Nut much dongy rcd
wlntar iust No. apFtlRn ltd; No, Au, ps IL. csIrn
dull and ehsnr nt % :M Carxnas on coast.-vhcat-
Not much dn!nx. California; advanced ~; cDrn dull
10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tone. Nj. spTltlx nl-
yanced sA. torn dull nrd ,nrg!octsa. lork. ~.
short CLAIR "a lower, A. EA Tnlum,sas ChgeHe III.
ltest. ". MAnk lASx-"hvat-Sot much dolns'
LoSDnN. lug: l-L1vEnron1-.y!lcat auiat, nnd
steadyt sprn4 No. g. adI Nn II gt Corn dull ali
1atssr sa.u, caIk9es 81 e,astI hoat-More Gis:
Hat Carxocs III hcnt mora inquired al tur.
Corn Hat siUui hhfprtnx CnliiOrn!n wheat, Just
shipped md nonrly u!!s, &ss. an passnao 70 francu
and thu Cantincnt-Whont 4W.MM qnattcrss corn,
EaU1) Guhttery Exports OF wheat 10 France And Lilo
Cont!nont during tho past rcck, AoH quarters.
, 1880-12-02
AN ECCENTRIC MANS WILL.

CINCINNATI, O.. Dec. 1.-.Ju,lA Il. Crawford, at
ccccntric nm, who ,llctl about two wrecks ago,
leaving NJ. estate rnued Mt from SN,oAI 10 *iMl-
D0l. WIN roportu to AAve mnde provision for
building homo fur ngei eoored nien. Tho will
has been oucnpd. u 1t is found that he has tsft
his entire Yr,pGrty for tint purpose, directing
that tho home B!,ui! bo bnIt on tr.ct Of eighteen
md oe-hnif acres ut College IiIls. Tho will chi.
l,ut he prohutetl, owing to tho dcnth Of ono ut
tho witnesses, William yau vleoa. Jr, ind tho
absrNcs ot tho other, John X. French, w,io e1s-
listed several months axo III tho regular arny,
nud IL supposed to 10 sunlewhoro IN tho Wcst.
, 1880-12-02
uar, Il k bid, Il 2e asked. February, tL21A elA t:e

nary. s1z1k bid, tl26 asked. February. tt2l ttd ss6
nskcd. Curn-ltcccipta sma., prscen 1nwcr; Western
cann1 yellow tsnct. fhsr2!4c o1f Western tnsxcA
on tFnsk e. sssona csl friction noi!Ss 's MI
NskcdI January. t,fe bid. 6s4c nskcds febrnary, o
hld, kSa{o mixed, tatn nicndy With fair deninnds
S2Cs mixed, nc.
packad aii lntn mess bcog, f:atD lid moss porK.
ttf0ot nov mess, tihN; extr9 rr!n1e elAu. Hams.
kcitr. Et2si acan ~ Do butchnrs'. tonsc. s1l
nrvcxsrn. nc; d. Eood TO cl0lce 5t3iet New YNtk
snto md ltnisori CGnniy tl'al 2Aaat; Mcstern Ro-
E11H-ScArco md wnntcds Western hdei1c ="
CflEEsE.Htsnryi Hcstorn full cream, l3os do, fAe
!x!MatsuM- -Nom!nals reanea,ec
ltECElfrs-f!oMrs e.AD hrlt} wheat 1000 bui corn.
'sm sa; S9,s tS III rg9 81, @ b "n. 4, mn nu
, 1880-12-02
A PITCHER FOR PRESIDENT HAYES.

TRENTON, N. j., Dec. l.-One of tho astr'csions
Of tho ltal,tlst falr, going OIL hero. Is hugo
pitcher, capahle Ut holding elercn gallons. IT
WIS manufactured and decorated III Trcntnn,
an,l Is to 10 sent tu lroslient attd Mrs. finycs,
with tho compliments If tho Trenton HnptIsts-
Tlu body uf tho pitcher IL pAlo slAte nf 9rcc'l&
rolIavcd by gold nn tho lIQ aud II slurk stripe on
tho lnlse. Around tho DNly Is y notwork ut
r,seA ,l1,tl lonvtA oxq,itstly Intu!: Just t,nlcr
Oh Il tWfK.
, 1880-12-02
CRIMINAL. COURT.

Tho tr!nl OF Ann Sullivan, for 1uunslnughtor,
wns concluded.
Tho only witness for tho defense WINS hIrs. snl.
livnn herself. i;ho testified thnt ho cntuc Into her
shInn botwrpn 10 nilll II oGlnck Tho nlglt Of
Aug. Il, with II companion; they took two EiIsses
Of beer; afterwards tito cotnpNt!on went out,
md tho deceased took two n0re Hlassns of beer;
hr btcnn1e s|rk, lay down m Il sofn, md logan
IN ress, when she told him to lestst: tlu put
ntNi begnn vomiting. lie thun sinEYorel mt
lllnn lilo sidewalk Nnl fell nyer II beer.tnrrG1.
SIM won't uilt and strlghtGnel up tho barru1.
Nhetf1pr RllG struck h!tM With tho bntrcl not
Tlio casg W W..s Submitted to tbd Jury upon tho
os!enee and Instructions IT tlle Court without
Will letvu To return sealcsl yer.llGt. At lntU
ho.Ir lust avG,lit,9 It WIS rInlnreh Tint poll ot
thu Jury h., hnen tnlscn, ur1 thnt Il stood eight
TO fONr in favor uf ae.ltIlttut.
, 1880-12-02

THE EA{.I.
J1In1E InuMN0Sp-In chumbers.
Jui,uE ]It.0M,r:rr-Tho Il. i. Allen case.
APPELLATE CnUl,T-ND gullrt.
lUnGE SM1rit-No preliminary CALL Trial
cn!I 3sji, 3ss. ar:, .ljs 1,'0 ;ls., 3.BsG, l3a..
No. I1Il, VOL V. Railway Ago Publishing Cou-
luIiy, u, trlA!,
JUDGE .lAMEsos-8l, g., 81, 30. No caso on hoar-
lug.
.lUtGE IlOtsEtls-CoMlemnntlon cnEce Nos. 4, ,0a1
md l.ss:A. M, 4,G7H, ChicnEu & Western lii
dlhim inirul,i Company Y. itutt etttl IN trlnl.
JuuqE MnltAN-No call. No. 2743i. Israuit Y.
QM!lut: 1T, trial.
,,It,.a;E 'ruLEs-l. L.. IT, II. No. 10, alcoraw Y.
5ct'nrhy, III hcurIIlR.
JUDGE I!ANNust-No call. No. 1,40d, FREQ v.
l'rnsser, MI hunrlnE.
C.nisrY C0UWT-Insane cascs from 10 10 TN.
md tertn Sns. l,s.. ~ ,lS, l,i0, l,.5l, ,:a5JJ
Isl, l,..59, 80, a1ltl l,.9C0.
, 1880-12-02

PHILADELPHIA, Ia. Dec. i.-FLouH-Dulls OK
ffss &&4Q; kInuesota e4tFes clear, uotiun fa2si do
Rood SD do choice, #a75 do straight, .3ad@; 0hlo
uk114 family, good. $btp; DO choIeo, e2ss H. lous
do choice, tAH 4ontlscEn Illinois do. sd6a; Alnn0
sota pAtenta good. fila ... .......
lHAlN-Whsas decided Improvement; Wvsletn 70.
taciod on track ala, No. rcd c1ayatoF u - III
Second call. fair. demsndl No. rod. spot aLx& I'D.
SzM e*ledi peesuass, u ~ bla sI2sA slsea' Jan
, 1880-12-02

Andrew i. I.rosgr tnurrIcd Frances J. shepard
in October, lK'a, and lived with her Until 1858,
when slle left him md went to live With ono
Lester j.. Franklin, by whom shc has hatl lsevern1
children, Complainant hna waited twclyn
yenrs md now cIntu,s he has accl,rCd evftlcucu
sufficient ia MAKE prl1in- fnct0 cnao fur divorce.
Lotta pRulaun He'd n bill nHntnst 'rhunlNA
cruelty.
, 1880-12-02

anything moru than mcdura.e degree Of eesy.tXM a. a.
was rts md onriy Faics wero fuIiy Tnctnys prices
but abnut ttn madio Of the fortnoon. tho RECEIPTS
announelnR nccilnG in mess pork the feeling Mcnk-
enci. Alter IL o'clock THO market wns Tcry ,sfosG
BOT moro than b md the feeling # the e9so w"s e do
again extremely hard n1ovo md u WIS on!y by &c.
ccptinG very moan prices that hniteTA could ghGct
md + .hs5e Tor @ ns s,,n, tx ,,,s sa,es
mon 10 primp 9ht III tt+9 iG ana common 10 cao'cc
kk.v v~nfft
, 1880-12-02

NEW YORK, Ucc l.-lt,lstness quiet to-day; owing
tu piofniy weather; cDttun gil0lA Cutnuu Htmi IN
nor cRssbrIcs advanced ~, eAItnR ,nkeA eruc.ut
qutltA nrp up BOT lDw-eecd tinrk prinln ,nre ncyu;
!ens waAt nt wnnlcfa In irrcEtIn tcasandi blaktta
Anu cuurUd Eannvls moving stcAdY.
, 1880-12-02
A Ttrftikti scandal.

TUll0l IPUFN, --------, :,
Col. Lowe and Miss 1T. l.eAer, who 20 recently
oloINt frnnl Jersvy, aro t,oW living At slndelrs,
hnbltlnta nnl visitors thoto,-tha stort q tho
eppuu,ent UNI tlle lusurseA Wlf0 E!!a children
hnylny, of es,urac, proceeded thon: Airs. lowu "
IL In I'LL why's 10 bu pItieu uIla e01nti'euticd.
, 1880-12-02

1ent MinkLn commenced sl,lt In trespHaa
yesterday tyninst Robert ]. Mccall, claltntng
25G9U damages.
W. II. Giles began suit. tor tho use OF ChAr-
lotte Giles, nsalnst the Chicago West rar's Com-
ulssoucrs to rcpnrer 81 ,Un
Elizabeth Scrulc!d H,ed Henry Hest for u, GOO.
, 1880-12-02
D1t'l'lSQtI'.

DETN0FT. nGo. l.-fLNUH-Ffm.
GHAtN-Whcat quiet, M. white At f1.ut5t, Dc-
coR,boF4' sn5ks January, fl0a}$, FOhrnary, Sil1N,
March, f5hcs No. white. flu blit No. red, slv1.
1cce!pts, si.un bui shipments, ptaN bu.
, 1880-12-02
A HEAVY lllnGMENI.

nursAto, N. u. 1,ee, l.-Tho Union 1ron Com.
pany, plnintitr, IN n suit against tho Kellogg
IlrIiEu Cntnrany, both OF this city, sas os,lnincA
judgment Of Slfh,UD0 with interest nilu costs.
, 1880-12-02
f.O1,'lsNN,

NEW OnLEANS Dac. 1.-CNTrHN.-Easy, MID
ding, liKu, low mlitR, ilu; good nrdInary, l0}&c,
nut racelrts, b,E1 baleNi s1ust, 7Ut4 oxpNrts to
FRANCE, aUt1i coas,rlsc, l,ssJ' snIos, bB0 stuck.
sStbSt+
, 1880-12-02

srtetal Nspateh ia Ths Chicago Tribune.
KASsAa clTf. Mir. l'ec. L-tinAtX-Tho Frtee
CHrrs,t supur&s, Nhpnt-l.ecnipts 10 IN bu, a.i:,.
mcnta. .s bur unAetttet,l Nu l. cnHi. E!c Dccen,.
her; sl!to; M. \ cnsh, sh; ueee,nl,sf, Eei NJ j.
Cnhh. ntu3 grsnbet, Mc cuEn-itecolpts. j, III taf
cc1uber, lsNo.
, 1880-12-02

MILWAUKEE, WIs.. Dec. L-ELuu1t- -Qutot and uA-
c1AnKHd.
GNAts-svhoat HFm; opened No higher; closed
stcady; No. allvnuteo hard. tlt3}5; No Milwaukee.
tLok; No. do. *lU7t December. s,.17, .tanMnry.
.&i.eS3S; February $0ni; No. 3 milwaukee,, NC: Mol
at s3cs rejected. nominal curn-FAlF doln1nds
ltye enslori No. nts4sc. HarleJ tisn; No. spring.
H4c.
&tAtD; l4Rnl-1'rn!G htcnt tSiD eaaii and January.
1IOtis--StehdY; &IftTfl7i
ltECEirrs-Fldur. 4,sJ bris, whcas 7,on) bu, oats
13uUbm. ~.
HiIirNEx1s-Hhoa.. 1900 bu: corn. 400 bu; oate,
AWUhu.
, 1880-12-02
PETROLEUM.

cLgyELASp. !,cc. 1.-rETNohruM - Stronger,
B;anAurd wlte, Hottest, llsjc.
lItrHnlFtu. DpG. .l.-l'.THuEECN-Qnl1t, crude,
United cgrttsltes vaslur At ulic FGned W, plIa.
dplphR a9llfGry.