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A Hota bile Ascot Dress .
London Telegraph

London Telegraph.
There was costume In the Enclosure
that attracted universal attention, which
no far as material was concerned, might
have been worn by Geuoese grand iacy I'D
the fa,ress century Of medieval dress.
say nothing about the form Of the costume,
that is governed by fashion; but the mate
rial was irrsproachable. The dress was
nure white from top TO toe. and consisted
~ : rich white velvet pattern, applied on
vhits satin, shsped somewhat like long
coat vith Just few inches Of white dress
.hovn beneath IL; the hssd covering was
.l.o white, round which ran one violet
streak that with consummate art renewed
the mopotony or 20 bridal an attire. But
even then Ii was difficult 70 refuse tho prize
q taste to an ivory white satin, over whicn
hung q 5srtls or white bugles ana 90 apron
az the same elistening adornment. Tne
harmony or the ivory satin with tne aeavJ
sheen ef these bugles was admirable snoogf
and came with welcome relief after : pr
ponderancs Of black beads and jst'
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The Doubtful States.
q ChrnnIcie.

3. II. Chronicle.
We do not see how any person thorough
IL conversant with the political history of
New York since 1860, and possessing an
intelligent appreciation Of the real causes Of
the varying results Of the elections since
that date, can regard the State a. doubtful
in the coming Presidential contest.
As TO Connecticut, 1t il in reality as lit
tie doubtful as New York. In '76 1t gave
rilden majority of 1900. But 1T should
be borne in mind tnat At every other Pres
idential election since '58 il has gone Re-
publican. The success OF the Democrats
ia '76 was purely exceptional. The tide
turned again in TT, when the Republicans
secured . majority OF 81 in the Legislature.
The reaction continued, and in the next
year the Republican vote on CongressmeH
was 81, 1853 to Democratic vote of 4S,905
| The next year the Republicans increased
their majority in the Legislature from 81 te
Al. and this year that majority was still
further increased to 90. This large in
crease Is unquestionably due TO the issues
forced upon the attention Of the intelligent
people Of that State Dy the outrageou'
course OF the Democrats In Congress st tht
extra session. How can Connecticut b
classed among the doubtful States upor
that showing?
A TO Indiana and New Jersey, they ma,
fairly and upon good grounds b classed q
doubtful. But should they both 10 Demo
cratic, their "a votes added TO the 138 o
| the solid south would fall short by Is o
the number required TO elect. In shor;. !
| i clear that unless the Democrats can cai
~ New York they have not the ghost Of
, show Of electing their candidate.
We nots that several Of our Democrat
contsn pcraries are clAssing CaliferDi
!, among the doubtful States. II il scarcel
, worth while TO waste words In showing d
folly of sneh classification. This Stat
! | has never failed % 20 Republican at -
! Presidential slsotion sincs 1880, and thel
. are many obvieua reasons whU shs viii =
I turn ! vsry large Republican nsjofity -,
/ Novsnbsr. None bat neophytes II POI
~ anticipass nv other rssdk
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close Calls.
Detroit Free Press.

Detroit ETee TIrS1s
There is man In Detroit who vas, In
less than ten minutes, wounded five times
II rair Oaks. The first bullet entered bis
len arm, the second gave him scalp wound
the third hit him In the foot, the fourth
buried itself in his shoulder, the fifth en-
tered his right Lex. While b was being
carried TO the rear tho first two men VINO
took him were killed. While biz wounds
were being dressed, N exploding shell -
most buried him under ~ avalanche q
dirt. Id being removed further % the roA'
= Runaway ambulance horse carried nin
haif ! mile and dumped him out and ~
TO-DAY BE- y seemingly hale - Deaz' -
walks without limp.
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Blanks for Sale.

We have In stock the following Justices
IsakS, adapted for any township or county
Aontana, and in conformity to existing
|sE The following are the prices: .
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The Back Pay.

The following letter from the Treasury
Department disposes Of the campaign thun-
der in regard to General Garfeld's back
, 1880-05-04


To-day and to-nlorrnw bills Of la,ling for
freight shipped over tlla Chicago IL North
Western Railroad will be issued from tho
ticket Office, No, u Clark street. Afterwards
tAey WV 4e fsstted Regularly from the new
freight Office, No. 10 Clark street.
The stockholders OF. the Burlington &
Ut Itt,lcoin. Neb., to-day fur, tlIe purpose of
tho Chicugo, Burlington IL Quincy. There III
not the least doubt that the consolidation
WILL be Agreet( to by q unanimous ynta, as the
:Eh. :aErhragH,ne,,t wli greatiy ceet tis roat.
consolidation ltxul tnct, ~ tho burlington
Directors have nlrcaty rsltlte.l tlle ngrue-
nent When tho consolidation hAs been
effected both lines Will DO known aS the CHI.
cago. burlington Il QueMey.
Tho Chicago Rullrond Association, cou-
posed Ut the General passenger alul Ticket
Agents ct this various roads ccntcrtng III tllt5
tl9il III Ashland l]!ock to-day for tlla purpose
of elect!HE y new Secretary In the plAce 0f
Mr, George II. Daniels, who left tic city to
take tlle General Ticket Agency OF tho Wa.
t9asli ut St. Louis. There are tWo candidates
ack fes f l! Rssi!o1 sd e. os%Srfs " v W. t s4 q s
thn Northwestern. Either OF the gentlemen
will make good aud efficient SECRETARY,
The matter OF ColoF1d1 passenger rates,
which. 1t is alleged, Are being cut BY sums
Of the roads, Will also be brought up aud All
effort Made to arrange tho difficulty suis.
taGtorl!y to all concerned.
Ar. Kleharl II. Wyman has been ap.
Of the NoEthWestern Railroad, including The
FIeeport Line and the Fox River I.ine South
0f Crystal Luke; also the Dcs MOines and
Iowa Divisions, including tue Iowa Midland
, 1880-05-04


Sioux Cry, H., May 3.-Ata meeting OF
the stockholders Of tho Sioux City L. st. I'nuI
Koad. held nt tho Office OF the Company in
this city to-day, the following Directors vera
elected: L. +. Drahc. john L. Merriam, A,
II. Wilder. Gcorge Il. Hamilton, j, W.
Bishop, William Merriam. Samuel Gortleu,
Of ali of tilD Conpany's rrnperty,sxcclting @ tllo
lanl grnnt ntntla by tho oil I}0nrt1, WIS ratl-
fled, md tho new Board empowered to Gloss
up tllB transfer,
, 1880-05-04
Hallway, In place Of Charles V. McKfnlay.

transferred.
Mr.. II. l'rmlI llaa beer appointed Sspcrin-
tentfcnt and Eflnrfes Y. Mckinley t;cnerat
Dtyislnns mid the ChIragn & I'on.nl Rail-
r0atla, will l,catlqNarters at Gnlcna, III.
jurisdiction Of the l,Hatls nf departments
Of tho Chicago Il Northwestern ltallrHnd
railroads.
, 1880-05-04

LfIl0QfHII lRV.} TFaNsfF]pf,
W, r. IIcarnu. Of this county, nIlo of tho most
successful ~ woIl seant!lI1 farmers III KOli-
lucky, after testing tho yalultl0 fcrtlliztng
vincctl TINT tho yielL Ut whcat IL lar9eiy Ill
creased thoreby. Lust ycar ls Howctl sult with
srSatcr ta ii On on ohsr i;ortio'ls M III st a W. viii II
This year hu has oghty aures ut wllout. On III Ut
which ho has slwll suit. IIo nlsn nppliod II 10
for that crop too. Tho experiments 1nnd0 by
pr. lIcarMe havo Induced i large nufnbtt Ut
Kentucky farmers to try this fGrttllzer, apd w0
counties.
, 1880-05-04

NASHVILLE, Tcnn., MayA tho cuso Of
Stoyc,ls ct nj. ys. Tho Tennessee Railroad,
Gen. 1lertnca opened tho argument to-slay.
Charles 0'Conor, Ut New York, arrived To-
day, and "! deliver the last speech next
week IN behalf Of the h0ndhollers.
, 1880-05-04
LATE l08Al 1TFMc

~, william II. Meyer, OF No. 81 Savn,our ave.
ami, es.'aiag at 10 O'Clock found female
sthn. ~ 1Joat .a.a days old lying Oh the door.
In aanneis uouae. sn,. u was well wrapped up
'''s s''o laid III q cpmmon market
, 1880-05-04
4 Strict IE0ElaHtcry.

Mrs. l5Tnstey tells OF a very strict t,onnsterv
IN Mount Athns: "0u tho Rilfnn,it thrrr Is tho
stFictcst monastery III tho world. N6t /, fctnuto
animal ut my kind Ia allowed within miles. ia
TINT tho n,onks hnvo to n without milk or frcsh
tEEs cvrit. md travellers nre not HIInwctl to cor.
r. even Gfnf hens their sntltl1ra for provision
4 few ycnra nyn twn English lutltcs landed bcrt,
firm, yacht. ~ fns,st II tho nlen hcrn wear
retttttMts and tho w"tllch tronEers, and tic
i',a.ikt hnve mt much experience In slich mat
l"cn committed fnr At,mo time: aud then yDll
may ln'Ktrs thrtr hurspr md disgust, and tho
pc'1ntlcu they hntl to perform, pntlr ttings.''
, 1880-05-04

AJaStEIu.3p.f X-illIltttc1HlIit EStE1JfJS IRON
this rity 10 Yestcllestrr, and with . roa.l
iwcnty-stx miles long, has pail regnlarly .
1rr cent dividends upon il ,cnptnl stock 0f
SSal 100, tho. stock and lunt1s being
81 G ooo, Or about sl0o' 'ogl to the mile. lIut
street below 'rhlrty.llrat street, will tho
% and {" VIZ s aIasn Sss!a' ireaG iGs u yan na
The acquisition Of tl.ls roa,l would
tiat en}oyetl 3 ~ ths o ras ri 'Ni 'tata sat,nrs ns
nearer tie city thnn the i'rese'lt eW't t,f the
Pennsylvania In 1Attroat. 1t c0nfsl not BE- ns-
eertailietl wien tho option expires, or what
snt Dn the market, and there Is no quotation
for i. the nn!y standard fnr lt* va1l. being
tho fact that 1t pays 8 per cent per annuin. .
..-.- ...
n tAe Editor n 1ne Chieaeo Trth,,nt.
cu,c.no 1rove-lvb,,o .t t,,",,i., >-o.
,yn.l. ,,,', ~ III ,,o ,f..s,,ra ~ ,,, .,uu.'
~" WIZ "ho. o ~ ,1,p Il' ea'e @ ~ h!ee'lne
i,ns spent the past three weeks III Ka,,sas
tho vn,tl, lInn of Ennsn. hnr,ior;nn ~ ~. ~.
u 1ma,n ne, u.rtr ILL., ~ tst,no .,nn y. IL u" ,' .'e
through the very centre Of the finest aeri-
Cultural regions of Nebraska ami kansns
Mr.. 1tu,den IL ou,te cn,i,,,s,aatic rr"t. tl,s
nrotcrt wh1ch ia mow nss,mninv I,". t.".,,hto tto
t,,.., ,..t.
Bbnpn. THIS ~ no slonbt largely 1us 10 the
kindly nlnttllcr In which he has been received
and t,,a favor with whirh HI. Sc,.u,,,
,,ns ,v ,.",.,, '"v. ,;s.1 w." ., l' 'cncn,e
lnss p;e" les"'uG.l Wy Tue people
along tho entlrn line. As this pr05-
Get las not hitherto appeared 1t
print a brief resu1nG ,nay mot Le uulnirr-
estEnp. Some tin,a ago n company pf CHI:
eagn and New York capitalists wna fnrI,lGtl
ln Chicago, Under the lltle nf the Cllc,lEo,
Nebraska d. Kansas Railway Company,
whose lden was to build n limo III road frOit
LINCOLN Or Onlnhn, Net., 70 some point In
Southern kat,sas or the Indian Territory, b.
1tevinG tint Il hnrtli and south linz of railway
through, these StatGs would mt only prove
very fe,auneratlve, but was tlecpiy-fujt pc-
ccsstty. Mr.. Holden, from, tho fact that HI. Is
an old md experienced railroad man, wtls
selected to visit tho counties nlDng tic prn.
iectetl route, to SEQ for himself IL tito
scheme was feasible fran every stand.
point usually argued by ratlr,,at-jnt:t,
| learn from him that lie Inns
been auEte successful, afl,l has very
satisfactorily accomplished wl,at lU set o,iIt
to do. 11e found 4 most excellent route, n,hl
satisfied himself tlmt tlio ioad would be n
paying Investment from the beginning, NJ tie
country is well settled the ei,trc distance BY
thrifty, wcll-to-d0 class Of people. who ,rr
, 1880-05-04
T'lIIDEN.
Ills T1naAivp Strength and Matches
Inunntry-fscllotd tho Hack Of His


following jntercstl,1u result:
y ,WoTtd reporter called ut arr. stoller's
rea,y to be- " intcrSiews1I." Tiiy NV ~ ,,Si'- %.
Inc i},C cof,ycrsatioi,. Nj. Nniirr RI f1rmnrk,ui NJ
IL ,nysclI. mn iii ycsIfsntd "-.i,r tinM a,ltr
~ All Three yenrs oltIer | {hni Nh. Iii,ien,
ny ny early Youth" ' '''' Wv ~
Mr. ltte%i! ~ was s' n t lie 3nis toln rE.t r.ss
whicl. gt7tt,,atcti fvrly-.hrae years agU, md
rnc oi III nl;icst members, il not It's ol,cst
' H. Mal1cr Il III i,aw mot,tnu NJ ,b,s o,a mar.
sisted In Ills bcIjcf fiat he intyt i,r tl,rr,,
yrsr; oi'ler ,ihar the objcct Il ii l'!!;aia!ry
i s}oas siu| jttip bad s u bsins nj ask%i S1 My
cause en- W waiitctl to show with tIat II th"se @ .ojilt,
statesmen Vic visitcti Mr. iiislcn Inyc % lnls.
'r,hlcm m d, 'a A'' 'e'. t'e'f"a'Hse1 MI" -"f'
II have known Mr.. Tildcn for eight Or ten
S%;; SS;;;E:; ii. e III ot Sns s|ss ~s s"s Il
"t5n Nv WeIrssay @ III siv iast '',l NJ st III I,ouse
"Whnt was MI. Tiltien doing 3''
~, "lie wus :,s standing T. IL. iaik!,E to GENTLE
J"u .~.,..
..trM" trM iIuci' .ntea MI; laticn weigh
IA el. At: Mnlier siMppetl % tilihk.
,,i HiI'a.ltt say aa9lat ~, Or ~, pouhds.'
:, ~ 1s,!. ~ tis,!t stoHI, nearly hlahT'
"iinss "i!aw r1St.s'l ,lsns he walk g'
."Waikw exSlatue'! Slr; sloller, " kind
s.a, sGty Mreet nha elasslc ll"walks IKE Il great
s'aItifM.'.i !. ti9s.a Has ,,t ...,. ,,. ,,-
nrol,rrS M y, ''oes " great statesman "0lk' Mr'
""l,ncw?@ @ @WhT lust ns M Mr.. Tilden wnlks!'
,,,,t,t. hA1: 1i iaaeGu d, Ar' his voice? Is Ills
'ot5 Vii, ,'nn ,,t,.' "''u ''eaFs
IL Is rather low voice. Isn't It ?'
tut sof,shtGna'fg up lie ca't talk rs loud as
ny S,,,as S,,,,'s 'o: 1,or,, e,. ,,,t H., !. . ,.
pr: - i!ow's tl'at w. >s' '' = s,' w.. - "",
+,,r' ~ ~ "Gsn ~, !, /, ~ a., Hoes lats nAf!
l.ilis; n Ihn w. IL y Only natof1tl. Mow. !
baW baW, EG!so!l tne nthcr dny. lie tnlks TOO
H. o re f hss usi'se ne ear e and 'sfi
t1t Eyq;ple w't ssr unusually well aro apt
III J; not tr', rM',sakness then, you think, which
iAnkeS ae ar. llaMssn s, WhispeF?' .
,,,re, ~, MT aaiucf Mas Rnoa volcc' ite
atM,uSS Wnlspeleu. .e l Mneh nsst kilcM mn,
Gu liz 'H iH'a Trf " c NJ or SnoSS Sgs
and SJNak close to y.',lr sar ?o IL
LES, ! n.n sorrE au sax nc Is. lint y M
their Scnliart!es. 9iMl very often they hnye
i|sns ,rc 'wm a%,,v ,s rsons 81 a. ,,st oa eav M IT.
Mat i, 1'as c"useu o''eol Nlt' 1liaeifs eyes
:" Il i really, only partly closed. Many per,
sons re troubled III TIC sal'o way. Is Of
-. "ls ar: t1iaen y, "hat you would call
SlIItniig iLiNll =. u.
, 1880-05-04
ADJUSTMENTS.
N>-"1,@-es>->t>t>e1t -r-,N~~
CIRCUS AND A{)tJANft1AT.

II contains greater ynFiotT. n superior qn4iltT,
md rartr navstilcs, afan my snw int over visiiod
Nps;nn.-lL,.tHn tMass.l ti'ihe.
snprnn,n In nsGry essential detail, and superior u
Mny '.il!er nxhh!tlDn IN tho WnElh c1ntnsn1nR ii
hnb!tab!e git,hr nota!,y TIN Sew. f.lk Aqnarjnn,,
i;i.n. sen iensl;is. ltc;!tc,sts: ,Anacortlas Of
the ls'r: nnn.h rrtnME Walking E!st1. ctc, ntc.
Hhnw. ~
inya1 Japanese t1rcua. Me1xllfcn A,ssrnlcn CIscus
fryarH New f'any tlrcn*. C1yln's S1ior MCnn9erIc.
.a!nnesa Art tsnstry: TIC s!Dn ebrctlnu nt 1sdu-
Ant"Ynl. tho H'".!orlGai in,pY Fnnllly.-two White
ono csEr. In rry "
FREE NOVELTY PARADE
VIII TIC f1un n1l tilH tntc+t attractions, ,nsw noyo
una sensnabHut fehtnFrs ffnni tt'th he1nIspheres.
2SlsaNn PERFORMANCES DAILY. =.
Afternoon at EvGninH mt Y. untIrx 0peE ons hottt
earlier. rrfcea III ndusslnn: Adults. ak,; Children
nn'lnr yehrs Ut Rue. liz, Ueserveh tcmts, 75c.
, 1880-05-04

retvcs a flood Of visitors every tlay, and In .
the evening he IL worktng,-w working NIL tho
tl.! tlncl lie has no time to show himself lii
, 1880-05-04
WHO did not vote received votcs from the
DHke hf Nnxbltr1tc, tile Earl OF Cnithncss,
and lie Earl OF Kfntour,
FINANCIAL

AfENrn'a, Tcnn., May Re. Lehman, re-
tall clothier. matlc m assignment to-day. IL
abilities, S20, 900: ASSETS about $1,000. The
Cincinnati, "@
, 1880-05-04
VILAS' RESIGNATION.

The announcement that Mr.. Il. C. Villas,
for many years past General Freight Agent
Of the Eric Railway, has rendered his reslg-
nation, will CAUSE general surprise a,iu re-
gret among railroad iiieti. Mr.. Villas is con-
st.lercd one Of the ablest freight men in tho
country, anti It WINS thought that he would
remain with tho Eric until tho end Of his
days. 1fe resigned suddenly Inst Friday,
and no one, not even the managers OF the
road, was aware Of lttsintention previous 10
TINT Tins. The Erie will severely feel tlae
loss 0f his services, rs 1t will be no easy task
to 1lntl a,i equally competent md efficient
official for that Important position. AS
to tito CAUSES which led Mr.. Villas 10
tako this step nil Is speculation. It Is
impossible to assign any other cnuse for It
excerpt tint ie felt sore. tl,at III filling tho
rlnce of Trntllc Manager his mann wns nut
considered. Mr.. Vilas evidently expected To
le promoted ~ thnt position. mid llu wns, no
doubt, entitled To It on account Of long yenrs
Of faithful nnd valuable service to the Com
pnI1y. But tho managers OF the road, m
doubt, ignored Ills clnfms on the ground tl,at
lip WIS too valuable n man III the position he
held, and that they wo,tld find 1t difficult to
I'LL his p@acG. 1t Is fortunate for the Eric,
under tllg, present clroumstallees, TINT their
ulle Of tho most experienced freight mel, III
the cnuntry, and hence tho loss OF D1r.
Villas. will not he rs severely felt as it
would be had they selected less coEapa,e,tt
nlRtl. 1t iA not known who will bn Mr.. Villas
s1lccesstsr on the Erie, but there will ITO doubt
he plenty 0f applications from whom to
choose suitable person.
, 1880-05-04


There Inns bgen cOllsttlerncIo excitement ut
kansas City and 0tller Missouri River points
during tho last few days owing to report
TINT the Kock island Railroad had with
tlrawn from the Southwestern Railway Asso-
clatiol,, and that another war tn Southwestern
rates would be the result. Tile TnllUSE ca,,
stato ollielalIy TINT tiore is no truth In these
rulnors. Tho ltock Island Inns given no
li0tlce Of withdrawal frt,ill the Association,
n1ltl lins no Intention OF doing So, II lluS
g.vel, n0tics l.pwafcr, that II does not mean
tn walt Elnety llny5 tO have ltA appeal from
the decision 0f the nrb!tratnls fixing tue per-
centagusi Ut tho ChtrAg0 rnAtls considered,
but WaIts 10 hnye the matter arranged ut
onoe, because ths difficulty with Gould re-
without waiting fur the regular time speel-
tle.l II! tho agreement. Tlleru Is nu fHAr ex-
pressed, l,a,Ftsvtr, that this will lead to q
withdrawal Ut tlla Rnek Island from tho pool
This managers 0f tile vnrlOuR F0ntia lii tho
QhIcngO division think they will be atlle to
at Just the nlaiter satisfactorily among tlenl-
Bclyts, and u meeting for tho purpose will
nrobably bo held In n few daSa.
WEsTCltEsTElt d PHILADELPHIA.
Special Dupdtth to Tas Chteaoa Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, May 3,-Thuro was
ruu.or oil the street to-<lay. and 1t las the
best OF foundation, rs your correspondent IL
assured by two bank Presidents In the city,
that Col. II. $. McCoulb, Ut Washington, who
Inns been prominent In several rnilroad
enterprises, has secured the option
Of a majority Of the stock of
tho Westehester j. Philadelphia lsoa4 for
, 1880-05-04

Mchntnr, tho physiological rejnycnntor of TIM
0rann!e hyatG1n. for Nrrtnllsncss and debility.
, 1880-05-04
AFRICAN AtE.rl1oD1srs.

o.
,.s.s,l aa. LOUIS. May 3.-The Seventeenth Quad-
tsu .san1al session OF tho General Conference Of
~. 1,s methodist Eplscopal Church opened l1oro
Saa. as aiteFnoon In St. l'nul's Church, After
nI,o HnSIS,os'onal exercises lishop u. A. Payne, Of
sarsn' su' ~as selected to preside over tic Con-
tSs'eaes; Sn. 6 tho Rev. D. ". Arnott, Of colu,n-
h. h., " Was REELECTED Secretary, and tho
s.' Ts, =. y Il. johnson, Of Baltimore, aud tho
Ass; Ass;.. y. Asbury, Of Allegheny, appointed
Pois1a. Pi1.ahs Secretaries. Il. u. Golngs, OF
Ad1a1s;1.. Ad1Ss1. y: G., was elected l1eadlng Clerk,
IEfs w Tannl! "! Tomorrow.
Dins Distgis.t conferences represents thtrty-four
States' ,rha conferences In over twenty
800 iocol occoolla,,auaicants, 9, 6o ministers nearly
Confcrentcpp pp,saaiStlers, and slx bishops. THE
pocTy I cTyeefk{,, e. ara questions concerning tns
einrsyn u increasing ths House Of iIislinps Il,
u}st;n, eeEeatlnK tbs Office of ArchbIsinft FeR
pIs VISIONARY wssl work allonK Tie cO!ored pco-
lever ~ !si,h h9Ve enIHIatetl Under Tie axuttus
amount HIi o. Ioe.ef Se efonslde1fd. besides larss
eeRtes are or will be present.
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,rrespondsnce of the Herald,

Correspondence Of the Herald,
WmrEsB0Ro, March I, is-O.
A rain suited In every way for all tho pur-
poses Of farming, fell day before yesterday,
il was the first good rain for -four months
past, In this immediate section. Farmers
are bright and buoyant, Corn planting In
many places Is finished. Wheat never look
ed better than just Now. NJ, Curry,
grocery merchant of this place, has failed,
Five attachment suits were brought upon
hIs stock yesterday and this morning.
One Brown, n saloonlst and principal OF
"Sam's bar," was indicted to-day for running
n house Of ill-fame He was tried in the
County court slTuesdayconvicted and fined
$3.50, costs, etc, which amounted TO over $3.50,
Business having languished for some time In
Esquire Wilson's court, Is sharply on tho
rise for the next torn, Six new cascs were
filed ycsterday.---A considerable amo mt of
bad colds, complicated with sore throat aud
n kind Of cutaneous diseRse-some call II
scarlitina--is prevailing in town.
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MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, March 5-Noon-Cott quiet and
unchanged ,middling uplands, TX, middling Or
leans, IN, receipts, $3.50, Ameri,
can $500; sales I, 900 baesi speculation and
export 900; uplands, low mlddling CLASH.
locations for March delivery, *;
March aud April, lisa April and May,
ll-32; May aud June, TX; June and
July, l3-32@H; July and August, 7-l6;
August and September, l5-3s; September
and October, 1882; October and November,
-; November and December, - futures
dull and steady,
sales for the week, 1900; American 81, COO;
speculation 1000; export 1000; actual export
5000; import $4,000; American Is. COO; stock,
1900, American, $4,000; aIloat, 1884 900
American. -, 900 bales.
I:SOp m-Uplands low middllng classified
tions for June and July delivery, 1882: July
aud August, l3-S2@l-l6; October and Novem-
her, l-32,
3p IN = Manchester market for yarns and
fabrics quiet and steady.
Bpm Sales of American, 5,itoi q lures
closed steadier.