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St. Landry democrat., 1880-11-27
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4 ANEs Office at New Orleans La, Oct. 18th,
Ia 1880. Notice is hereby given that the fol-
loWng-nampd settler has filed notice OF his it,
teItinn 10 make final proof in support "f his
claim. and secure final entry Thereof, said prnnt
TO be made before the Judge or clerk nf Court.
at Npelonsas, st. Landry parish. Lii on the 2Ath
Of November, 1880, viz Joseph Geutreaux. who
made homestead application No 1905. fer the S
See I g S K L Louisiana Meridian and
names the following as his witnesses, viz: 1. :
seph Holloway, Azoui GeutreauX. r. J. c. Bull
and Nicholas Trahai, OF St Landry parish La.
also AGO Iii GeHtresIlX who mad homestead ap-
p icdeion No 42@6, for Lot No. SEC l T 2 S . /,
Louisiana Meridian and names the following as
his wtness' s. viz: Joseph G"urreauy. Jos PHI
Holloway, r. J. G. BIZ and Nicholas Trahan 81
St Landry parish. La, and Joseph Holloway
who made homestead application No 1908, for
Lot No. See / r 9 S re- Louisiana Meridian
and names the following as his witnesses. viz:
Azolui Gnnthrea,lx. Joseph Geatnreax. Il. j.
c. Butt and Nicholas Trahan of 81. Landry par
ISL La. GEO. BALDEY.
Register.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-11-27
In PROVIDENCE We trust''-evcrybo else casl

New Orleans is beginning to control
the New York specniatinns in the cot
ton market Chicago is doing the same
in the grain market.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-11-27
Report Of the Grand Jury ON she Parish
.g.it.

STATE or LoTIsIAEA.
Parish Of ST. Landry.
In the name and by the authority OF the State
of louisiana the Grand Jurors of the State of
Louisiana, duly fHpaunele'i. sworn and charged
to inquire within and for the body OF the parish
Of ST. Landry, State aforesaid, especially
charged to inquire into the condition of the
parish jail. After careful examination Of
said building, all of its rooms and cells we sub
init the following report We unanimously
agree will, the preceding grand iulies in CON
dcinnilg said Jail as beinS, entirely unfit in
every respect and unsafe for the keeping OF
prisoners therein That wit b all the humanity
and kindness which the officers in charge Of
SAID Jail may have Or bestpw on its inmates it
ls Of absolute irapossblity for said officers to
give to the prisoners the care and comfort to
VIII CHI they are entitled under the law. In
other respects we find that the prisoners are
as well provided for and as kindly treated as
can he expected under existing circumstances.
Wherefore they recommend the building of a
new jail as matter of urgent and absolute
necessity. Respectfully submitted.
Y S. WILKINS,
Foreman Of Grand Jury
FERREOL PERRODIN.
District Attorney.
Filed Nov. 9th, 1886: o. VOORHEES,,
: by. Clerk.
A true copy: 3. F. MCKINLEY.
by. Clerk.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-11-27

BATON RouGE CLoIH FAGroRY.-TWo
experts, representing u philadelphia
manufacturing company, We're register
ed ut the Neraiidah House yesterday,
Their object was to examine the ma
Ghinery at the penitentiary, which they
did, thoroughly aud carefully. They
were not the parties representing the
joint stock company before referred TO
in this paper, but were here in the int
ferest OF different parties. Tic result
OF their examination WAS not made pub
lie, further than that tieirreport would
be favMalle.-IC apitalian.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-11-27
CLAIMS.

On motion the Police Jury adjourned until
the ID Monday i'll December, it being the 18th
day OF that month.
ALBERT GUlDRY, President
Attest: ?. J. iEFEBvRE, Clerk.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-11-27

Miss Anna Stiles had two neighbors,
at South Windsor, Conn, whom she
hated, and sent them two packages of
poisoned candy by mail. Two families
were made dangerously ill, but only Que
life was lost. Mrs. Stiles was arrested,
but before the time for her trial she be-
came insane. That was nine years ago.
Now the physicians of the asylum in
which she has spent the interval pro-
nultnce her fully recovered, and she is
to be tried for the crime which. she says.
seems to her to have been committed
only YESTERDAY.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-11-27

The EFFECTS or THE RAILROAD
We have from day to day new proofs
that the railroad. far from being as
sumo thought, the ruin of cur town, is
on the contrary highly beneficial TO its
interests. We have always said this
and contended that the rapid eonmu-
nicatiun would enlarge our circle OF
business, and so it has. Never before.
were our hotels so crowded, and resi-
dences and stores to rent SD scarce.
The bulk Of sales is also largely in
creased, our mechanics and manufac-
turers are taxed to the utmost of their
working capacities, and the general i'm
provement is on Ii steady aud rapid in
crease. To keep it up and increase it
still more, it beho0ves our enterprising
men to make their business known far
away in the whole of our section, thus
charging their circle of business and
keep up the excellent name OF New
Iberia as % most convenient, varied,
suitable aud advantageous market to
sell or TO buy any goods or products
our population generally uses or SELL
iberia Star.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-11-27

Official census figures give New York
population III f,s0e.5se souls, aud
Philadelphia S46,9s0. Those who 70 to
make up the lists OF tho latter city are
snb-dividetI as follows: Males, 4DJ. 500 !.
salaa $50: white. sis, 1ss; cninred, 3f,1as.
The eolnfed Include so Chinese. 3 Japa-
nese and ~ Indians.-LN, o. Democrat.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-11-27

SPORTS OF THE HIGHLAND CITY.-A
few evenings ago one or two of our
citizens unexpectedly found themselves
excitedly engaged in IA rabbit hunt, and
that too within the corporate limits Of
tile city. Meeting with some success,
they retired from the chase, having
found two rabbits. This we thought
rather singular, but the result OF an
impromptu fox hunt within the city
limits WAS far more startling. One Of
our distinguished citizens, who several
years ago celebrated his sixtieh birth
day, got up before breakfast aud dis
covered what he took to be a genuine
fox, and followed it tor a short distance
slipped upon and absolutely caught it,
aud found it to be a yeritable fox. II
any of our sister parishes can boast of
q resident who has so retained the vigor
of his youth as to be able To catch a fox
alone and unassisted by dogs, we would
like to have them show up and take the
horns.-[ Capitoiian.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-11-27
!HE It. Louis ILLUSTRATED HORNET,

The leading Pictorial Paper of the west Dc
voted to Humor, Literature, News, ana hliee"l-
iauy. 49, ~,,,
with 81 eudid dnuhe-pa=c a'id tW" Sihg.t
mace ni,fures and other smaller cartoons print
I'd III IHREf C''LDhS.
TERMS. s4.oo PER YEAR.
Ali pastnasfels are agents for the horhe i
and win be allowed commissions. one paper
fron "a wary ri,l, IF ten, send money by reg
isteree, letter post office order. or draft;
Agents, " tb references, wanted; Ahofees,
A. 3. CUNNINGHAM, rnbHsher',
100 Pine street, st. Louis, 40.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-11-27
E.sae Letters

Remaining in the Post Once at GpaIons;ts La
October 18th. 1880, and il not taken ont hei0re
November, 1850. will be stHt 10 the Dead
Letter Office at Washington b. c.
Armstrong An,iii!s t2l landry Joseph
St. Landry democrat., 1880-11-27
NFaSCE3EAaAN =.
NVaSCEEAaANEsss
Wells F.! Wells :! !!
NO CHARGE UNLESN / PLENTIFUL SUP.
PLY OF WATER rs OBTAINED.

The undersigned is prepared to furnish good
water TO al: in Eccd III this necessity, by IN
improved pruc"sS--conihiung efficiency and
economy. our process il the celebrated
KDEsED WELLS. which las stood tha test
for years. We make 80 charge Unless Il plrntI
ful supply Of water is secured, and my charges
are within the reach OF all. aS this is the most
economical plan of constructing wells ever
invented.
WELLS BORED THROUGH QCICKSASD
ctive prompt attention.
June 12-tf 7. s. BAILEY.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-11-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
.FrOfiCe {.

All those indebted to the estate of Or. J. J..
Estnrge are requested to call and settle their
accounts with Jules Perrudin. my agent. at his
store, formerly j. & A. PerrodiD, and those who
have claims against said estate are requested
to present them 10 the same
MARIE TuEREsE CASTILLO,
Sept. Il Administrators.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-11-27
Order of EOezrs.

In accordance with act No. :, nf the Genera.
Assembly of Tho state of Louisiana, approved
February goth, 1856, the following terms OF
Court arc hereby fixed in ard for the 18TH Jndi
ci;I District parish Of st. LaitdrS, Tor the tal-
tnacr year 1881, tu-wIt
lst A civil term beginning the ID Monday in
january.
2,. A july term beginning the lSt Monday in
March.
I'd. \ civil term beginning INC It'll Monday in
April i.
18th. A jury tcrn beginning the lst Monday III
September.
5th. civil term beginning the I'm MONDAY Ill
October.
sth, A jury term beginning thc list Tuesday IN
December.
Given in open Court this 18th day OF October
lsjenrIl GEO. W. IUrDSPETH,
Judge l3th judicial District OF La
y true copy, ,,,..,. f,o,,
St. Landry democrat., 1880-11-27

Sheriff Of tie Parish OF st. Landry.
Oct. g
, 1880-04-01
SPRINGFIELD.

militia Company Dlxbanded-A Heavy
vcrdiet-Lfcenscd to Organize.
,., Special uApaseh 10 Tho Chicago Tribune. :,
Brn1SuFlEt.u, ILL.,, bfnrch al.-Adjl,tnnt.Oen-
ar7l llilllnrd has fsss.od IN order tllsbanling
Company u. Fifth Regiment, J. N. G.. located at
yitliamsvillc, In this county, ut tho request, Of
Capt. William l.. 1'croe.
Tho Jury in tho caso Of Il. II. Whitaker, tho
dotaulting Collector Of Won4forl County, on
trinl yesterday aal to-tlny III tho sluxamon
Circuit Court, returned a verdict for tho pcup!o
fur the nlnornt OF tho bond, ti13,000, hut found
tho debt and damages at $3.50, instead OF $4,000
siod for. This caso Is pending In tho Supreme
Court, which sent tho Issues Ut fnct to tho Cir
cult Court for settlement, Tho main qucs-
ton is as to which set of bontlsmon
shall bo held responsible, 1t being claimed that
Whitaker used tho taxcs collected IN 1877 to
make good bis tlotsiency In tho collections nf
lsi9; Tho Jury found that tho Payments IAntl0
" WhltfaRor ~ la71, which wcra applied on tho
delinquency OF 1915, Wero 81 applied without tho
t'Qnseat Of bis securities. a IaDtton tor u now
trial was inade on lilo s}art nf tito people, aud
lehye wRa given to tile Il bill Of exceptions Tho
ceae now K0ca bnck to tho Snprrme Court.
L3cenaca to nrxnntzo weru Issued to- d,ly to tho
1eadvl!le lnll & all,er Mining C0npuny Ut
Colorado. ch!osIgos capital. $aD, ,0Oo; aud tn tho
N!qo Silver AutnF Company Vt Colorado. Chi.
ceRos cupltAl, $aaI1,UD.
, 1880-04-01

spfefai Dspdteh to The Chicago Tribune.
HErFAtln, N. j., Mnrc! ;1l.-Arrvnlss t0''any:
sctst,oner Surprise. Toledo. II, 100 bushels wheat:
Atcntn.bnrsc Chimney 11nrlbnt, detroit. 10000
b,tat,els wheat; schooner 1hntnns Parsons, De-
trp!t .,500 ialsrls wl,cat: propeller ". i. Wet.
,nnrc I,ctrnIt, u .:.su llshcls weat. nn'1 lmr9e
brunette. 4t'ftN bushels wheat; stenn.bArHe T.:
y. Tuttte letrolt, 2.xE1 bushels whcnt. ns1tl
large q. u. Fly, 1910 bushels whent. The DE-
WIntls4r; prt,pcltat Morley. Tnin0: scl,uonor e..
Il. .1niEs. SnEnAw; s,lnhlnr Abbie L. A,l,!rcwe,
th!cng,' achooncr :. l.. Watsut, ,150 t11ss coal.
ChiCtlYp,
, 1880-04-01
II :. obAY CRY.

! :, .8pstias Dts9zfeA 10 Tie C4Ita9o Tribune.
:. DAY Gtry, Mich, March Jt.-Tllo Htcasn.barHo
dndrsE kInH with tho i,nrpc ~. luscph, tho ft.H
CastiesF,h tho l'argcs Nell. Norwny. lfalc. and
lrnalo, nrrIvc t.,.tlay, the first arrivals nf lilo
scassln. Tho t'ast!r. tlrawlug tlereH feet ten
Inches, grounded in lin chnnncl when ci'tertnE
'tle river. The t1ia Teller Released her.
Char,ers--ticor,c King, llny city IL buffalo.
Clement, llly EIty 70 1intralo. - per 1:!ss!,
burgess LlttlH Jnkc mud S,rsnH, SnHtn,lw To i,,,f.
fhl0, E.G1; bHrEe Hein!nn!r. xllwa,ikcn II To-
lGln, S..11 rtcsllt1- llnfyb May Mills md bArKe
u. II. kcyR, iIAy City to Snlnlusky, $.U.
WInd-South; weittor tai.e.
, 1880-04-01
THE MICHIGAN CITY WRECKS,

: oFFe1HF e'FF'"HHfHte U The CHifH1D 7T!bHHf.
MIcitIGAN CRY, Mnrch H-Thp Bc0w Granger,
which went ashore Sunday Uyonng, has boon
abandoned BY her owners, 1t having been found
impossible to Ect her III, ns she grounded oil tho
wreck Of tho schooner J. 4. ItIlst. bcnchct hero
Inst yenr. Tho GrHnRcr Is nwnctl BY her Cap.
.tatn-A. ltctd--and hu,thor aho WIS valued ut
$l,s00, null brlnngcl III Shu9atuck, Mich. NJ
fnaurnnce: lumber all fnyctl. Tho tneas.lru-
ment of tho Grlngcr was u tons. sl,o WIS built
In 1859. ut Holland. By John Long, nnl Ind
rnt!ng in tho register of CIT. Tho craft is tho
first ono to 10 6tlt of existence this scnsol,.
Tho scow s. r. Wilson Will prnt,nl,ty ho hauled
ers nro =. 7. Wilson mud q. u. Wright. Of snl,tl,
1lnser,. Mr.. Wright IL hero and sectns confident
0f getting hGr 0f should tho present tine
woathor continue II Jay or two. Tho Wilson
itIe tho tri5, fru.l MtskeXon here, q ,lDsaunc ri
10 miles, Iii twelve hours, leaving ut 755 Il. III.
aud going OIL tho bunch ut nbuut p. IN.
, 1880-04-01

UNITED srAT.s CIHculr CouItr-Jun0E NLnD.
ugTr-unttod statca ". Thomas u. D0tbtns,
Niohao! D.spurck, Peter EaatbuFx, .. J. Kildun,
cxeautota OF George spnrc4. deceased, $o,ntv.g4.
~-sa1nc ". Josoph ltoello aud Anton Junkcr,
=. iifraIsl, Il. IT,, and j, ". Cingtnan. Ii, 5,MI-
alt aIn!lsa s@tss W Ghrlsttan M y E'gs: *,7aiy7:-
Meyer, Hil5.lS.-sanlo ~. fhlucaa Aver, MntIlda
q9n1 Y. Y. ltacpes. y: 9. whitney. aui Charass
Whoaler, Il. b, Lender, ". It. Colctlnur, and
jacob useulels verdict, tss:,ti0, aud n.ctloa for
, 1880-04-01
DEATH OF A LAKE CAPTAIN,

~
The Hurnlo Canricr Of Tucs,lny announces tho
death Of Cupt, WiLlnm A. Smith, well md favor
:nhfy known on tho lnkrs. Capt. Smith whs for
scvcrnl yeass In tho employ OF tho Union Steam
boat Company. ]nttrrly IN command Ut tho
propeller Star,icca; and for thIE ecnsun lie Ind
bccn nssfEned to the command 1T tho Dean
1tle!1nottl, now lying In Chicago narbor. On
"Wednesday, tho 17th Inst, Cnpt. Smith was nt-
tucked with Inrntysls, and wus tnkrn to tho
1tomcnputc Hospital, wt,cre he rasunlllctl until
Mun(ay: tho I'd. wl,cr he wns removed to tho
Ilhrinc Hospital connected with tho EfstcrH nF
tsnriy. lS wife lied nunMt i've yours lK0. lIo
ls bo II ycAls Ut nEe, who lives with Mrs.
Lynn, s1atcr of tho tleceascd, ut Rochester.
, 1880-04-01
SrItIl(,l:{lS LAY.

st<:taf Disp1tth to The Chietsoo Tribune.
Srun0Eny HAY. Wis. March :t1.-Tho reported
filling III, nj tho shIp catlnl by Saturdays storm
Is II tnlstukc. Tho tug v. c. 1lllson. drawing
tEnn feet or wutpr, 1nlssct through tho cut this
morninx wiiliout experiencing tho lcnst dill
Guilty Sturgeon, 1ty e ElcHr of Il lGc =, firm, tile
heavy Wind frt,ni tho sM1th cUntIn,,e through
tho night IT il M 70 than probable It will be nl
clear iy tnur1l1ug.
, 1880-04-01
AROUND TIE LAKES,

Lieut.. Tan1rsto'l, ct tho rcvenuo cutter Mall-
ID n,ntloucd,
Edward nurnnt. Mt ono time n,astcr or tho
,,,,.,,,s+ns soi,a.,,',. c -. Wy ~ .,.. ~. y. a ~.
recently IN command If thu scnw Asa Chiltis
which t,o nwrs, t1ns I,ccn appp1uted Cuptalr, OF
ny w u " ~, " . - 4'H ~ s"Ala".
tAect'r"'ng III tho syHic"to s3alaafa' IL is cor.
fsdcntly expected TINT tl1o 1:ru C,annl will he IN
ED0i order niltl open liz curly rs Tho 10Th or
AnrIl, =.
Tho schooner rers1n unshtpncl her rhl1cr In
heavy weather NJ, Lake unturiu whlu returning
tn T6snttu truln OswcEt,.
Thu wAcr In Tho ll.lrb,r ut ncllcyt!ln IL report
cd by tho IIArbnrInnRter tn tr tillp f.Hlt l;,wrr
tliai, over buf0ro in hIs knowledge ut this time
ur tho ycur. -,
a bs,llur nnco In tho tET footlnow Is to 70 Into
Mr. CnldWcII'B nov sttilfil- burun ~
, 1880-04-01

Special D1spateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
CLEVELAND, March 3l.-Clcassncps- schooner
Louis.s, Port lluToM, light. Capt. @. @, Chapman
reports th.lt purt of tho shortage ut tho Corn,o-
Eric plrties h,.l rcnlittea to hln tho yaluo Ut
tho gIulA Rtill missing.
, 1880-04-01


III tho rnattcr nf tho voluntary assignment of
]. II. Whittlcscy, tho second report was approved
unless objected to within ton lnyB.
In tic matter OF tho petition OF Robert W.
md Elizabeth Chapman for tho adoption OF
Ktttio Emerson. Ii decree Of adoption WIS en-
tered.
Thu objections 10 II tnrge number Of special
wcro pverr.llotl yesterday, Including lilly spe-
enla N@. Ml 1ba., l,B!t. l,tlu Luz. 1.tJ. lGt.
i,Ss5, i i,sSJ i,G;: isso @ 2icw; 2; specai @ NJ.
vi.
Ncxt Fra,lay will bc tho lnRt day Of service for
tho April term III tho County Court.
, 1880-04-01

8p<tial p{spafth to 1hs tA1cdQo 1f7b4nes
Tol.EN,, O, March 3l.-Asrived; PropellerIt Rcd
JACKET, Sanlusky, stoncs scho0ncr johnson,
Cleveland, light, Cleared: Propeller ttca lAcket,
SaiIusky; sch1oner Cors!cau, I3ulIulo, 13,osd
bushels corn; schooner +. II. carFtuXton. De-
trvIt, 4Q tVAscoalt svhooner 4. e. Auxwcll, Erie,
, 1880-04-01

ST. t0t:ts, No., 3Inrcl at.C4lTToS-Dnlt md 1awer
10 sell bnt tho Official quotations nr1 unc1,ansc1s
fhles auU bu'es; receipts, fn, shipments. i stock
ta,aM
NE,v ORLEANS. ill.,. atarch af.-CnrrnNoDMlls
m4i'inH, l24cs t0w M!iftlllnR l2Ac GsMt hrllnnty.
lisci mi rrceIGis ,tG balgs: grt.t exn,rt* 70
tfteAt ltritn!n. ahhi The E.nilacnt Eli cuustmsc
d.lal Bales, 2,lWt stock. sG.7i!.
, 1880-04-01

Qnu H1ahcls rorn: achutnrr srtlRtiHRori. luna
I'M y. .5E lnishra whcnt: s,.fHHh1r !: =. tfutlcy,
,1nt7fAf 15.2IH bushels whrnt: Ms1w 1I.t:ThAtPh-
nr; Point Prlrc: RchnoaeE Myatla stnr, fri,n
fAFhtntIltln 10 fltngt.
EAHttc1H Ht.lnnllrr 1inzlHg Stnr. wheat 10
1IfHHlo II ~ eGnts: Rcootser Mary Battle, oor1s
]t4 9Hfnin 4t IL CENTS.
, 1880-04-01

Sptefat Disrafeh tn 7hs Chieacn 7ftbHnt.
EnlE, pIl., hfnrch ;l1.-Arrfycd, steam-bnrEc
y. II. kctchain. Detroit, G.0W bushels wheat.
Cleared light for Chicago.
, 1880-04-01

new trfnI.--admc va. .1nmrs Fitzgerald. ,lnhn n.
Wnstun,, lh9.nns F. tphit1!ps. nn'i Cyrus Hmitll;
rrrllct, &3l,*tl-A:tnn i.if. Insurance. Cn.nrnny
W. trDwn III i!rrKk1rn. tJ,iJ.-SGmo ~, County
Of Knnkhkcc, $1,el2.0.
, 1880-04-01

rrofcet your CARROTS by uaing tho bIoth. Proof
MI ~ Easpct Lining. Use un!y that mRnusact.
Lining Company, Nsw York % anu isosion. MatiFSs For
salo W Ill cnrp0t-deslqrg,
, 1880-04-01

C1.rvrLAND O.. Mnrch 3t.-rEr1toIErH -Qnlot'
Standard white ITO tast. Tic. .
VlrTKnrnu, fn., MARCH, 31.- pkTiioLETst-Imfot:
crJc towor nt0t4o nj rnrkcrs for shipment, retnc,
TIC, Philadelphia delivery. ...s.-,...
opened Mt skG. highest, kc, lnwest. fo; clnslne ht
.3e. sa!nnents q sls nvnr.!ks. tatgs chaF.ura'
, 1880-04-01

J,nrfry moderately nclTn and higher; oftf" MI '"''
Ktts7c. . -. s,n-.atfn m lard hf1t
md n,nlfln. ps,a Alcu1. $t!.1 nk LUTTE
i,'tt t,rni nj flu tk+ nl W:t .9.S ne''"'a
j,tm and nrirknt rin ut Af$, f;t!'a ~" tf III
WHiakY-Actvr, rEI, utl biKhef Hssvn ~ s"u ~. NJ.
observation-disclosures; efit,iCs Western tcsefse' z'@"c'
t1IicB {rnlrn1, :rt42sc.
J,iHNEEu UItl-StcnttY nt H.t
, 1880-04-01

,bsn bcanF us, ~ bono and Iae producing materials
saAa WI othsEs a5o Aa!t'ulttsra. "
, 1880-04-01

prontA, H., ttnrcl al.-tmA1S-Cnrn nu!ct anl
oa.vt hirh.nIxott. :s:Ei9fc. mixed. 2'H5itc. Outs
ssKc. mn ,.t. nr,x,,,, ,.o,,s ~, n, il.
n16 nf
, 1880-04-01

! Lou1av1LLR, KY, Nnfch 3l.-,Tho eighteenth
dsuwius ot she Commonwealth Distribution
company took plaoe to-dny ut Maeau!ey's
'Thsatre. In tho presence OF largo and fashion-
telo audionco. Tho capital prize, <op,0uu, WIS
drawn BY ttcket 1871 rho second prizc, sIo, go,
bY ticket MHa Tho third prize, 5000, w,s
Saptnred W ticket u vi. The following tickets
o3sw sl"o' W 1o,a49 99.sl3 bl,ts, and II 0o1.
, 1880-04-01

TIE NEW MILWAUKEE BARGE.
Mr.. Wolf stntes that 1ltE Y1.1BrSEa Milwnu.
kce correspondent wus III crrt,r When lie rciattd
TINT tho new stcanl-bArEs nl,u,st to be lulIt At
that plce wu1d hnyo IL fcnt bean. Thu Nctunl
Dimensions nf tho new crnft will embrace II
length over nil or I5 fcdt, hrcilltll nf benn, Of
~ feet Inches. md II depth Of hoil of X, feet.
These proportions wilt afrortl II t'no vessel ot
llcnrly aoo0 gruss TONS carrytng cntAcIty. Eighty
of her francs will bc got nut from t1lo n1old.
tho only difference II, szo being il, tho heel. 4
new Feature IN her construction, MS nav contem-
rlntcd. will le independent overhead arches In
tho hold, p!ncrd n,M,lt three. feet t1stnnt from
tl.g sies, md ihora.Ehy fstc;,Sd 10 keusons ~
to rim tho full length nf tho held. They
VII! be str,ltght ,.nlt*tir, with three legs Mt the
lhtlu lslAnd ssnlsn! stcnmcrs III every t,ts,or
respect thu construction of tho craft Ia to bu tho
same us tho Minnesota. lnunctetl Inst Saturday.
Severn! parties are nlrcuy 1gurinR for tho ves-
GEL which is expected to tiO completed Nl'o1lt tho
lst of September. Fur tho time being she will
bear tho name Progress.
, 1880-04-01

OS1Fl:gO.

fyntASAroi1s, Mnrch 5i.-fiHAfS-Whcnt weak.
M, = rcd, ti.i7Gl.aA Corn weak ut &0I34c Oats
quiet at 1G35c
, 1880-04-01

o,1 1oa can instantly stop that awful neuralgia OF
% .nsownys WI HtS,a' HsGash paln. tes9n sholelu, with
, 1880-04-01
pETflDtTs

DET1,otT. Afnrch af-Ftat'1i-bnl.
sapl, Anil, fta9f May, tta95. dune, tll9, milling,
It1rEtiTH-iYh hont, InD hM
SlitruINrs-When fG1 1'0u nns
, 1880-04-01
DIVORCE

Judge Jameson yesterday Krnntcd n divorce to
Hattie Il. Drnry from Iatsfcnco 4. Drury, on
the ground OF drunkenness Ghl cruelty.
, 1880-04-01

OswEdo, Mnrch 3t.-UEsstS-Hhent easori No.
Minnesota spTl.1g, tt.:Sa Corn iuiii Duluth. tic.
, 1880-04-01

NEW yoRK, March 5t.--Etus1ncss generally qniet
With package houses, but the ttsno of tho market "a
steaily. t:otton goods In light demand anu
a,eaay. pttAta remain qul0t In first hn'ds. nr -
Entnis less nctIyc Printed lnwrs rl1ucs, nnA I!nI,
lAnIs fh!rIy nc3tya. Aen's wtHr HDnI1ns quiet and
urA. Foreign Eouds sluggish nHu Study.
, 1880-04-01
MARINE NEWS.
The Scow Granger Reported .,
Total Loss at Michigan e"e' u.s.
City.
Sturgeon tsny Canal Clear and
the buy Free or Ice.
1ron-oro to Do Shipped to Fr11itport
by Rail md Lake.
Interesting Resume Of Post and General
Mafino Happenings.

GRAIN AND COARSE Fftl:IN1I'rS. j.
n" Htltn chlitcra wcr1 reported! ycsienlyI
ltntcs Hre firmly maintained Mt ccnls on cntlj
md ~ cents oi, whrAt 10 1:re ansI l,ntTa1o. The
c!'nrtels IN tho freight tf1a!c were rs f+
lawa: Sclltmtler II. z. Crnwfurl tlry lumber,
frsnu MmnIstce tn ChlcnRo, ut Si7h per 100;
schssonrr I.tncolr Dull, hcnllock ties. frttn Gratd
River tn ChfcHgu, ut ccnta apiece; scllsH'flcr
Telegraph, maple lumber, from Traverse 1iny to
Chfcngn. at s..0per 100 feet. straight nc,'s1iro.
\ ltght-t,snl,Hht vessel was wtntcd IN curry dry
ptnr luin!,er from sa,tgat,trk to sirh!Yan city
1T f1.ia) INr 1aW feet. Agents rcpurt tllnt trtcs
nty lmuH 1rtnly iHl1ttaliltal.
At lMifn0. rnllHt frrt9lla on wheat nro ~
cr1t< H. lt' md llnltl till the opening af nsi.f
IyuliNn: cents #, loud OH tho tlny vt openinEff
uni G!i gents within ten t1Ays utter tho olr'lti1yt
curriers' nlstltlil.
Tho Ts,ritlItD Gtl,c snys:, '.Thcre fs no enll-
elusive tuls hero yet Atun!t opeMtrg r.ltca, bit
~ cents t0 UswEpO II s),lkpn nf rs nlh'iit tho
likely aHurg fnr ltrginniri. MI. II will bc forttal
upon tho nttentl.u nf shippers that thn lumber
1T prucrly clnssc 9rn!t! -.a,rriers will t,r et,-
whether thcrn Hrt still not rn0Nf uf y vessets
will bc proved nttly by tho demand"
Detroit .pHpgrs rrnr. the Ghnrtcr nf tho
achcNItler Jennie Matthews fur wheat tn Frlc ut
vi crnts; Nls. tho schtNncr9 Helull{e Md ltnr.
rsut Russ for lumber from Alpenn to Detroit at
s. per LOU fGtt.
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RAILROAD TIME-TADLE.
kR1IYh!, AND DEPARTURE or TRAINS.
EXPLANATION o. ftHvfRE1cn MAnKa--f snturen7
excepted. sAundaJ excepted. 1Aondey excepted

Chicago II Nnrthwestern Railway.
For Mhps tlutfe-uooka. T1mc-Tables, sIceplnR.Cnf
.,sGon1nndations, hpr!y ht any of thn foll9~1o3
I'ns!so Hotel, ntint'4 Expie.s once ION noEthesss
cotner Canal and Nadaon-sts. ton Wcst Sldo}, md
1t tie 4AnutE.