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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-04
MARRIED.

-SEwELL-At Frisco, on
Sunday, August 29lh, at the re.idence Of
Mr.. G. Hopkins, Miss Mable Y. Sewell
and William Il. Monshsn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-04

WE HAVE Just received by express
the finest stock OF dress buttons ever
shown in town. Call and see them al
Il COIN Bros.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-04

WANTED, dog. Apply with the
animal at WhiIehead & Gray's saloon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-04

SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS
MOUlDIkCS, BRACKETS AND
ALL SIZES OF WINDOW GLASS
at BOTTOM FICuRESi LAT
TIMER. TAYLOR g. co. 3
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COMMERCIAL.

tCcrrsc.ed daily by Mccormick g Co
SILVER.
Salt Lake, Ill per ounce.
New York, LA per ounce.
LEAD.
Salt Lake, S42 per ton.
New York. 415c. per pound.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-04

JOB PRINTING neatly. cbeapiy
and quickly done at this Office,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-04

WHEN YOU want Plain or Mixed
Drink don't forget that you can get a
good one at the Exchange Saloon.
jy27
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
September 3. 1880.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.

" Boyd and family, Scotland; @ Res
Ian, Germany; NJ Corrill, Ontario Mine;
d Brown, TuscArora; Capt Krause, For
Cameron; w Murphy, daughter anC
niece, U A; r S Anderson, w L
Tsy lor, Frisco; Carson, wife and three
children, Brownville, Neb; g Cullins
Ala. w [ Rrnhhead. Idaho.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-04
Dissolution Of Partnership.

THE FIRM OF YOUNG. MARKS K YOUNG
j is this day Dissolved by mutual consent.
Mr.. Stephen r. Marks and Mr. f L Young retir-
ing, and the senior partner, Mr A. D. Young.
continuing the business at the same stand, 20
and % Main Street. All liabilities of the late
firm will be assumed by Mr.. A. D Young, and
all debts due them are made payable to him.
A. D. YOUNG,
STEPHEN X. MARKS,
FL. YOUNG.
Salt Lake City, August Soth, 1880.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-04
WEATHER REPORT.

EALT LAKE CRY, Sept. 8. 80.
S 40 s 30 Pr Pa.9O go S.15
Barometer,..-.., SOO3 3uOo 5s.UI 81 D
1hermOm eter. 81 60 20 63
Humidity .....-- 80 80 p l9
Direction wind Calm W NV
Miles per Hour 0
state weather Clear Clear Clear Clear
Rainfall for a hoDrs...O 90 of an inch.
Maximum Ther... deg. Is minimum 81,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-04

Int the tunnel whizzed the train,
Two minutes dark, then light again
And the young couple looked TO me
As innocent as they could be.
Over their books they seemed to pore
As earnest as they were before,
Sober, and diligent, and sad,
As if twas all they thought they had,
But she-was pinker than rose;
And he-spite Of his solemn pose
Had some court-plaster on his nose.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-04

We have this day sold our entire interest
under the firm name of Young. Marks Young
to the senior partner, Mr.. 4. d. Young. who
continues the business under his own name, 1t
the same location, &c and % Main Street We
trust the liberal patronage heretofore extended
US jointly viii be granted hr. Young, and have
no hesitation in pledging our assurance that he
will guarantee the same courtesy, prOmptness
and reliable goods which have heretofore char
scterized our dealings with the public.
s. Il. MARKS,
L. YOUNG,
Salt Lake City, August Goth, 1880. Au51
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-04
VALLEY HOUSE.

G Epson, Phoebe; ] Ruttu, Mrs \
Keyser, Bingham; j V Sleuth, st Louis
ID McGrady, Ireland; Q Florida, Coal
vile; G Kamp. Moroni; j r Burrows
Silver Reef; a Fauuce, Park City; Rev
J P Morris and lady, Oh nnahon, Ills;
S w Peterson and wife, Dry Gallon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-04
CLIVT HOUSE,,

NJ Begerty, w Snyder. J j Daily, NJ
G Beck, j Faunce, j .MeGowsn, ParB
City; w F Masters, Bingham; q Robson.
Milwaukee; j Sullivan, Frisco; Con j N
Fallou, Soda Springs; NJ McGrath,
Marysyale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-22
DoMEsTIC MARKETa.

BUFFALO. April 2l.-Rlsur unchanged; sales go bbs.
Wheat-Ouiet but firm salsa. 0tIO bush. No. ! While
Niohigan 81 ies No. Hard DulGh at II % Corn
steady cars No. Western al &C. cash do ~
aOssC cash 63UO bush seller june NJ 40c Oats IN hsn
demand barley unchanged iye nominal kalruad FrEts
70 NeW:Ymk-Wheni, 90. Corn; ogc Oats. &c. Cana -
FlOnr 2 ITO bDs Wheat lG0rO bush; ~ mo
Barley 1900 bush Oats 10000 bush; Rye l6OO busI.
CauRI-FOur, COO bbls: Wheat, l27,0OJ bush. Corn,
$4,000 bush: ostst g. 600 ba.h shipmsnts-lalie9a
Flour, Alto bbS Wheat 1"1,OuO bash: Corn, 10000
bush: Oats, ts0DO 0usl Barley, 5000 busiLi i've
600. Canal % tidewaer-Wheat 100000 busLi Conn,
$4,000 buhii.; Oats lf.aOO busb.
CHICAGO April 2l.-FlOur n0minRlly unoha aged. Wheat
tive firm and higher; no. Chicago spring 81 OSL cash
ana April 81 g9S nd May 81 o. June 81 or Iuyi sacs
O8a0sl lOS My no. do, ego.; he1ectod SJo
Corn active firm and higher At &C cash 500 ose
Mayi S5tc Junei $3.50 bid July Oats unsettled hut gon
orally higher Oslng easy 20he oash 29c May 50
June. Rye steady ana unchanged. Barley sieady and W.
changed Pork fair uemand bnt ~ lower reea 80 7ld
90 40 cash 80 4T9s9 42 May 60 52ss9 IS Juns SO g2h
S Go JuY Lard easier $50 B1Oe. cash and May 992
BB7bo Junei 6Sgc aaksd July Bulk Meats steady end
Unchanged ERRA 6aaDc, WhskeY steady and unchanged
Al Al on. FrGshtB-Curn 10 Buffalo, &C.
CINCINNATI April 2l.-Flour heavy Family S6ef0 %
Fancy as b0dg0 3b. Wheat and urn CnOico Red
81 i8' No. Rcd Winter 81 10 rocsipa 1000 bnsh ship
Ypents RO3U bush Corn dali No. xed aDc oats Gull
SO MtEed S4bs3So Rye quiet a. SO1Sle barley acrcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-22

The total business done in State bonds was COW
Grad bv sale of Missouri IS of 1885, issued to the
HANNIBAL and st. Joseph Railroad, at 1O6.
of CITY bank stocks, Park sold (10) at 121 and
Commerce (24l at 142.
The deangsi In railroad bonds reflected the higher
prices realized for shares. Erie second consos were
more active than of late. and rose to 81 but CLOSED
at Ola, the funded IS advancing from S5l2 to o0A
ESQ Missouri, Kansas and Texas first coHsols
ware largely dealt in at from 1908 to 1922 and the
seconds from 821s to 630621o. Boston, Hartford
and Erie frsts were p lower at 56,
and Rome WATERFOWL and Ogdensburg hrsts
were steady at 85067s4 Chesapeake and ONO
currency interest debts notably active at 42s
0430421a against 40 yesterday. Ohio and MIS-
siasinni firStg Springfield division, sold at 7907Sy
against 77Io ST. Lous and Iron Mountain second
incomes rose per cent to 7712, and closed ct 77;
The various issues of st. Paul. OF Northwestern ana
of Wabash were strong Union Pacific hrets y1elded
from 1854 to 1928 Central hrsts remaining STEADY
The sab Treasury to-day gained $151 ,2s7 on bal;
ance made mn by gains OF $69, SOS currency ana
S81 848 coin This makes the total gain since last
TSriday 1852, 016. The Snb-Ireasnry paid by check
for Si 200, 900 of the ponds it purchased to-day
Money was easy at @ per cent Gil day, ana a1tet
O'clock per cent was the fair rate with exceptions
at per cent. The domestic exchanges on New
York are qnch anged except az 81 Louis "nslS ,nHI
The United States Treasurer at washington to-day
received $500, 900 in National bank notes for re-
demption Tho customs receipts were S7SO,OOO'
and the internal revenue receigts weTeS9Ut4 ~
day: Exchanges o., 574, $50; balances 80 o6S
The transactions at the Sub-TreasuTy covered ::
Receipts, 1857, APO; payments, $4l6,13 currency
balance So. 1 1S $40; coin balance, SlOZ,0469lo.
Tina foreign exchanges remain dull and rates
s,ca6v nm the basis of the following quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-22

80. .ctays and higher. and Pacific Mall rose 70 41's
rS44io Although In o majority of cases the maj
-hances show gains, and the closing prices gener-
STv arc mt reactions from the declines that 90
s,rroa after o'clock, the market closed weak and
unsettled.
The final changes from the closing prices yester-
are az follows: Acknowledgements and
Ohio. Manhattan Elevated Missouri, Kansas ana
Texas. St. Louis and San Francisco, and Union "a
c;fc each "a: Chicago. st. Panl and Minneapolis Ill
irois Central New-Jerscy Central, Northern Pacific,
Reading and Wabash preferred, each Ia st. Paul pre-
ferrod. Central and Hudson and Wabash. each ss;
r. e.. and I. c., Rock Island, Northwest, Delaware.
7 ackavapna and Western, Hannibal and St.JoSeph.
Northern Pacific preferred and Ohio Missouri pre-
ferred each u; St. Louis and San Francisco pre-
farred and Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, each %
Erie preferred 81 Canada Southern, Lake Erie and
western Iron Mountain and Western Union, each Ts
chesapeake and Ohio frat preferred, Louisville and
Nashville. Metropolitan Elevated, Mobile and Ohio.
Pacific Mail and New-YOrk and StraitsVille'
each +: st. Paul, III; Ontario and Western. 1's;
Central Pacific, 1l9; hannibal and St Joseph pre-
terreG, 1Ss; Alton and Terre Haute. 8, ana Ameri-
can District Telegraph. Al per cent, Declines
Delaware and Hudson. Erie. and Ohio and Miss
,ssipn each IL; Lake Shore. Michigan Central, and
Adams Express, each i Houston and Texas. % 4;
Cleveland and Pittsburg. 1, and Nashville, Chat
tanooga aud st. Louis. 1l0 per cent.
There we're twelve proposals. amounting 10
"a 667 ,250 to sell Government bonds to the treas
ury to-day. Offers to the amount of $3,Ooo'Ooo
were accented as follows: $4,000 6s OF 1851 NJ
1Os. 9O01O4 .24-all but $4,000 being at 1O42O
and above; S727. 1000 es of 1881 at 1O5.so0 1O6.Oo
$3.50. $50 beng at LOG and above; $2O06.OOo os
Of 1881 at los. DOS. 1921. 100000 being at
above 1O9se. The business in Government
bonds at the boards was not large but II
included oil the issues, and was at prices
below the average of those paid by the treasury
District OF Columbia 9e5s were strong and sold up
70 "a. At the close the market was steady at the
annexed quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-22
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Eorsh Rsver. VexseEs and Railroads.
ri
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
WEDNESDAY, April 81, 1880


ASH ES-ou1ot unchanged. o-aI-.-, O..
COFFKE-Rio lac. higher in fair demand CrdnI, yo59
Prime CargOes 12zal0 Including FAR ~ ~
BAGS ex Kahn sold on private termB ana 0OO Ok
l3e being the basa OF Ave for Ear MIG , nT bSs
oet unchanged: total sales 1Or week pasti W.
NRraesibO 1879 hags Casio Rica lS47 bags sHsndhha
1924 bags Mexican b02 bags Laguayrs oSt Des roDS
q 1856 mats DrumadOOn" sold before arrival on PIT
vate terms: 99 bags ST. transit i0r Eui0pe
today jamaica and 29o bags AaTaeapo S9u n
nriyate terms 70 $50 bags. ana u S6oi
Guiding 7642 bags 116O03 mats java 3363 Dafs
Ion; 1875 bags Maracai6o; ASS bags ca
bags Mexican: LOO bags Mocha lSO0 bags AnEoSop a
% Gas mats singapore. mRaca0O
iS9i7cs LaguSyra, Jamaica lyglgeG 81 i 10
~ 5Sc PORTO RICO i7c; Costa Rca, lHa1Sc Mexican
i41l6ci Mocha 2282Sc ADgOstura- 1907 ac SaVanlla
l90l7c. Curacao. l86l4C. -, -. g. o-uort d.
COTToKspOt Cotton liec Lowell and active Tor export
including boaj I0r export
and 331 spuDng and lS3 for speculation denxeTea
against 69B this day last week. ana BAL last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

IJyKRPoog. April 2l.-POrk--PHmB Mess ERslern steady
at 70 Western. steady az 3d. Baeon-Cnmberlanh Cut,
seady 1854; Short RIB, steady at yI Long Cleaf,
dun NJ 81 short Clear dull At $751; Hams-L0nR Out,
nTmer 4Gf shoulders duh At 25t Beef-InJia Ness.
du NJ 80 Extra Mess steady SS Prime AeH steady NJ
76. Lard-PT1mo Western. steady Ut 37iGd. TRnVwPTme
iitv dull az S4. TurpsutinB Spirits. steady nj dU
RosInCOmmOn steady at AGA; Fine dull ~ la Cnees7-
American Choice. steady lb. Lard Oil. dun ~ 80.
Flo1rHFItra State dull at iliSd Wheat-SldTue No J.
STEADY 81 99d.i spring No. y steady l02d. New Win
er Western steady 1854. New Southern Winter tdy
81 l0lOd. Corn Mixed OLD. dun At 61'sd NeN mi1ri
IN market. Rosin-COmm0n London. steady at dibd
Turpentine Spiria. az London st0adY ~ 80.
LONDON, April 2l-i y m-Renned Petroleum, isGUd pei
per gal. Linseed Oil 22G l5l per ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-22
ruRopEXN FINANCIAL MARKETS

,oxrru pra, N m-consos e8i ,sfer monev 984
fpf ms ocoesint u. 8. bonds, Sew nvee tO!; AanSo
and Great st mortgage trustees 20
do second 3es; Ere Railway snsres g. lnTs s5s
LoSpoS April 2l-2;3U m-Perts aovlces anotS tnrce
per cor 80 francs 30 centmes @
srS ~ sceennt Atlantic ana Western first mortgage
cerbAnn1na 73to; uo e9oono ~ nIIo
Fzns1 April 2l.-ExOAaneo ON L0naS 10 fnnos zS3 "oh
t,sops TOR checkh nA.. w. ga. 1okn Az
nc and Grea western hrst m6rgoge trnstses @
IA. Ee RsIlNay aharos nnots Central no. 1noa
Conpcil bills were to-day at lsd per
pafas a6sicss quite three pef ooot tehtsa - -
oepfipaee The account
Ls6pox Anvil 2l-ealVer II quoted 6 81 Sl poc ouho&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-22

sass nhds FRENCH ISLANDS 100 bids GS5tEs e
non hhdS Cuba MuscoVadO 7o; stock Bs4dI hhd Lso
boXe 733O67 bags gnd 20S7 Meado sga,pst az 1ne
Sg1 bOTeR 681 887 BAGS and 2l6A Melaqe ~ thn
iast yeafi Rsnn4d better demand and steady
Powdered, 0Ase; 0ranulatod DsdS 2ci Cut L1'
p31e.: Standard A." PIE.
fEEDs-Quiet and unchanged - 49,. w.t.
BSSei 300 tea City, May 70 August delyery s0o
TALtOW-Quiet sTeady 6aeel sSVVV ~ .aias
WHiSKEY-MaTket nrmer 81 IL BID 81 IL askeoi beo'
600 bbls. Alcohol for MAY. 30 2e,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-22
corroN MARKKrs-BY rELEoRAPH.

LIVERPOOL ApT 2ils9o -costCn eaa no MIcan n
ssaine ROO oalea Gpecniati0n nnd export HecePt,
"a COO aies Loo baios American
kends low Needing clause, April delivery
delivery I'D also ed DO, hay aoa Sune
BsTs,d Also 3d. DO. June and july oenVery oesRu AZ
tf. Jely ana Ansass aslivs.y s'd a ss a. SS
teber and oetooeg delivery yr,.0n. Chiffon.
SiS,.d.; Ht6dltnK Dream, "a. -. A. A..
sa9ln6oa 46BO balea American Futuree closed seaay
RAITIlxp - ADr aiscg<on eteady3 Mtdeifne l1cI L1n
wt6diilF ns Good Ordinary, II sa grosa receapt ~
Sass epoTss % cred Britain 1t3t balssI esestwse HO
sos.os Apfii Il steady M,aanE I9y s.a
ipr IN z.as Coed Ordinary al i net re gtA 1lo Daies
zesrts b as1tn $50 oalss soCs ~ 1Se enss
"a NS0dinE i9c 0oo4 oetper ~ 4c nst reaoDtA AIs
49, 49, 100 i,1ae; UtDck, q, 2e8 hslnA
axLyrRTox ApfE 2I.Q0tAon q1aes hidenng ~ sse Ags
rssSsfia1 Isl ids Qood ORDINARY. 1Qe not rsceapA ~
Sales exports Crest Bffain paiesi ooaStNiss ga
800. ssl2n 6Io bales aseck. etSSe eAlea
sssrsS mi un0haaaedi hA0atn& Al So Low
srseSiiT ffsc: Good Ordinary 10SeI net receipts Y
Ss,es sxpors coastvsA aoS bsssI saea $50 Hass stock
siSN6slsixs Apri gg.stI aellng 1874 L..
ISddiae nj 81: 0ODd Ordinary, f0c, eos reeSts 1oot
Ssics gresa l7ee eels e1peEs coASsuis sso esi ses
1900 bsess sEoel, ga, e9l 0AleA = ....nu. y,x. r.
. s4yxnnAa Ayfh zfcalEon steady hiaonnH nss5 411
sdaE lI, 60 s.ssss sOsssx LssI iSS Ssss
sss 500 1aiss si sveniBs 800 eaesl s,eek ASSOs ea
ef pafwr fYgOTH& MARKET.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-22
Business Chances.
rSNO NEWSPAPER MEN !

rgNO NEWSPAPER MEN .,-,...,...,
On nOOount of whom 1t concern, the underslgDsa
Will nm the am ay OF May, TIL Law once OF Leo q
brown and Hall BOcS Toledo, onio at ~ oeioe -
~ ~ ad day II The same sold atpr1Vete e
yr for sale 10 the highest bidder Lie following property
NN' " TIE TOLEDO COMMERCIAlb -
A Dav Morning and Weekly Newspaper OF twenty years
sapinE with s s outfit good WILL Assocatea fTesS Hau
cIisca SewsnaDcr and Job Presses, Type. &C, &C A.,
Inc COMMERCIAL Is tho only Morning Da,y h nnn
s surrounding country and railroads runniDg IA every
rection The paper has been and now -
i VIII ReuuDcan procvitles and has been regularly rs.
sned for twenty years. II 10 believed that sns - ono Vi ~
finest new spAper openings in tho Unted SthV las "a
TERMS or Quarter casn IN manu- "a e esry
In annual payments
and bearing interest at the rate oil per oen RaS
bio Annually. ,--,-..,.. .o,,,,.od and rartfnulars
promptly furnished AdereS- laI 10 ToieSo chio
TNANTED.-A Publisher for sound western I IN
w daily In largo city manager compelled 70 Eere Ky nc
sonte pressure OF h6ath pecu 0ppornntyi SioOoY
man cement Address BREWER, Tribune Ofhoo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-22
WENRY g. GTLDER,

81 BrJnsVay Room 10. Dealers in stocks Donds 80
MINING srocRs A sPEcIALIY, ,,,-,,,,
uta PIT-Ts3URo CoE SOLIDATED SILVER A1aASb
niN " 90, STOCK BOUGHT AND SOLD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-22

OFFICE OF THR
ST LOUIE AHn SAN FRANCISCO II. X. Co.
DreGUl building 49,, ,o,o !
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT The
~ transfer books ~ c0mpsny VIII be closed ater
"a 10 Opcn Mny next In conformity with an agreement pc
tween Tins CrnpRny and the Aiciso Topeka and santa TO
railroad Company, for the construction OF inc west
rrn division Of the Atlantic and Pacific RAllrOeu COul'
pany. -, ii, - o,,i.ioi t,- On
DAYS thereafter their pro rata share OF
securities To DO Issued for tie
UOu. so,ao-s
Subscrption circulars be obtained by slocsnoiners
ou nrpncntnn 90 the Secretary AFTER April 5O buu WI" po
mailed 20 Zach stOckholder after Aprll - ,,,..,
'' ~ Per order OF Board OF Directors
fSigncd, q. LIrTLEFliLD, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-22
IaTwr nCOTHB MARKKE.

az. A PRIkT OLOTA& WABbNH
v,aa nryEn Mnss- Apra siFhs fE.nzing Iaeh MsTtei
Rariod. bosoa qgotAfoRs sgs pnaltereA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-22

"A, ANTED.--A limited number OF baarasr
s ss sss 7sSsaRFiss canssia Iisassd CO. Coma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-22
OFFICE OF THR
ST. LOlJIs AND SAN FRANCISCO Y. X. Co,
nrar,l ItuidiuR.

Hgw.YoRx. April 2. 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-22

The following were the receipts and shlpment
al aud from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-22

GLEN RIDGE. CORNWALL, N. Y.-Houss
Sesh Vegetable nk, caftiass stages 40 on pssga ox
, 1880-06-07

,. .. Dftfvil FTts l!Tsxs.
1t Is now 0yOr lpu yDnts 8Into m American
philosopher ,propullndca the query: "Why IL q
woman nfrald OF cow1' and y1t no ona hl.s aycr
succeeded In giyiuE Batlatuctury answer. Thoru
Ia once IN MwhilD u woElatt who ll0o1At sooH to
hnye tho sIjHlitGst fenr, even when IalssNR II cow
with one horn all twIstoa nut of sh9ps; hnt fol.
kloks the dog, uulIs tic Gh,ltlreu jaws her hus-
buiid, and kn0ws how tn nsharruu butchers ktlifo
nud tlso nh u. Tho reul woMnn hsns murtal
terror OF oowB, nnl tho real COW aerlns to hav0
nu nntipAthy Tor her.
Fritny forenoon q lady was walking down
CusA avenuu when Rh0 suddenly cntn1 upon a
COW. The animal was fectlinE on thu nthor ala0
Ul tho strcHt, 4nd tho hoy seht out to WAtcas her
sat ulld0r shada.tree uud played ou u mouth,
Tho iady haltod.
Tho COW lp1ketl up,
"Lost a.ythiItx, Inn nmy' askc} tho boy aa ho
removed tho music from his mouth.
"l-l'aln ntrA!d OF that oowl" sho replied.
"What fur1 Cows don't btu slar kicll. saiua
as hosae. All th9y kln do y to run thetr horns
M, III sao haia't%. % shss just making tol,oyc
that She wants to Wit Ut W and hook yo osor tux
"Qh1 but daro not pasa! ....E
"Yes, you Iarv. Gown know whom a woman
| Is afraid Just u tlufuk " anybody. The tnllla
| you give COWS 10 understand that you are nbfG
| 10 Gateh 'ena hy tho heels Unit mop the GROUND
| With 'etu they w bunting fur clnvtf,
| "Dear nv, hut guess III " baoki' !,
| ~ wouldn't II ya'l Il only Yptt On yer hands
md shake rer hAt ut her abe Il wilt right down
| Cows know whon boss Just as well Us men 10
, 1880-06-07

tlon can be done. This whole region. how
ever, Is splendid for atpck-raislnK, as wns
verified by the f1nc cohtltion OF all lilo cnttle
/ Raw while pnsslnE through It, Precious
metals and other mineral deposits aro kl,nwn
tn exist III this section OF tho Stutc. mud 1t y
believed TINT th1ir development Wlt! DO rapid
whom railroads shall lnvo bGcn built across
1t.
The extension Of tho
TEXAS d PACIFIC ROAD
from Fort Worth IL FL l'as0 will open up
this ynst empire OF territory, now almost
wholly untnlln6ttch. Already tllu elect Is
magical. New counties, new towns, now
farms, Are spinEfng Into exlstetlce by hun:
lretls on tho lt,,o of tlie ront, IN advance q
It. Tho extension Of this KrHat trai,sco1,t!!-
cultural resources Of Ills State, give lmputns
mud yastncss to It's commerce, swell Its
wealth, md will eventually. result III !nhal}-
it}ng It like the Stale Of Illinois: Already
braiicl, lines from thy n,ain trunk nro
spokcn of, A new line will cntnc, up
FROM Waco, and tap II north OF Eastiantt
County and one from Austin, still farther
west; whilst still nnuther VIII extcna from
San Antonio to III li.so. Tint tho main lino
will now bn pushed rapidly through. ~ n GER
talnty. Already regular trains are running m r..
IN Wcatllorf0r.!, thirty miles west of Fort
Worth; and dirt Is iiyLng Mt M astonishing
rate thirty mtles west Of that point Four illOl.
sand met, are al work with pick, shovel, nnd
rs fnst ~ surveys are made, tho line located:
and contracts let The great undertaking 0t
building no TITLES OF railway IN three years
Is now getting under full fleadway, and CIV
p1Ist1eI. nk asi''""e0 'l'A' 'n' '"'' W." G. &. W s.
, 1880-06-07
PAIACE-CARS.

= PULLMAN VERSUS WAGSER.
On Saturday tho puilman palHcc-Car Conf
pnny began Il suit In tho United Suites District
Court nguinst tho Wagner Slecplrg-Cnr Com
pauy, cinmfng f1.0 .001.H0 ,lnnMgcs for infringe
ncft and uso OF patents In tho construction atd
ase ur sleeptnK- -coaehea. nan
In 1870 tho Wnvnor Company bognn building
.leepuu-c cars nl,,l for sevcrA years thclr canch-
10 ran only upon tho Now Yurk CUntrni ltn!lronl
md Its various br,sr1cles. The Company tludinE
It Impossible to build satisfactory ours. without
sstns VIII tsas ins ts ce'ae%y ts' use esS5sls
nf thslr patented tnproye'nents ,,,.. This lI.!s
Arrangement WINS inatls with the distinct
understanding that tho WnKncr Co1iipiatiy G, Gcrc
1r,l Hallway. For i've yGaIH this nrr,ll1gesncnt
wiz faithfully Md amlcMby carrE,l unt. II
lST5 tho Pullman Conphny's contract With tho
eh1s'n GstrSl tG sxH,rs ua W thsoaE \, tha
Central li,,.d. tho Wagner Coinpa1ly secured TUG
eollirlict to run tllofr ours between DbtfDt anu
Chicago, tho SIch!san ccntr1,! being ,s vaildrr. r,
pncG.
il, il conversation With Mr. q. ~ Pullman last
evening tint gentleman told tue reporter tllnt
.ycry effort I,.ul hccn ,nItle by tho ral1aM Cn!u-
p,lny to mlnlcAbly settle tho existing at!llcity.
5ut, however, without E,srccss. Mr: Pullman
suys alnt his company has waited live ycnfa,
hoping to satisfactorily RrrrsiEo tho questions III
issi.c, md INV proposes to snke the 'ngtter n,. T.
tru tho c,urts for adjudication: Dir. WuK'ler N
IL tho ely, EcEng Il member ut tic New york
dclrE,lliun to thu Nhtfu'IAl Convention, anu W,
10 ,napt stury shG ape@rs IT'LL N .io easf ,s'I a ,,,,a
Ilt,,ll,ehiy rttruct great deal ur attention, and
II Ia snd that tho Wasiler cGnp.ny, t'rI,pnscs "a
nuke II stubborn, tiytt. Judge l.tchris,lc, q
tho sottts, Will represent tho plaintiffs upon tho
trtl of tho CilSU.