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, 1880-12-11

The Erprrss, of Lns Angeles, Cat. furnishes
ao,ne Interesting. tnHtter r1lAttvo to ih9 Vino
ynr,ls q. thes ssetton % Inc State. md fhnws
tO l.8AluN E.lllnns, mud Of hrnnly tn ssal9D K!t-
Ions, with prospect fhAt lnaro thai 81 ,nN.UGl
viii bo reovlvel By the county, fur thIs cr4,p
ninno. THIS shuw!n Baya tho Erprtss, Is Rrntt-
flying, but 1t IL nnIy IN lmleI OF what niAy bu
iookoa for In rho fature from ibis great indus.
try Tho tncts all sou!! to prove that tho whn
industry nf Loa Angeles ia destined 10 cxpand
wonderfully.
Tho EIpress assumcs that In no part Of tho
World docs rho 1ruflu conlo t0 great0r perfection
than III California;; adding lhat It Fl u cF,p
which norrr falls, a,ia Tiers 4 10 cron tho
culttvGtor con ratAa which will Affor.! 10 iArYu u
not return. Frtnn what nnr contemporary says.
California ts just Al the beginning Ut T. new dc.
purttsrc In this particular Industry. Tho gAtH!
reputation tAAt EAllfurhln wlnss have secured
nbruAd gives assur!ncu that prices will atlvance.
1t IL. ut tolsl. believed that They cannot rcele:
Thu shortage OF tho crop 1h Franca will lnubt-
loss Insure lnnrket for whatever wiuus Call-
furnla may produce.
Tho history or tho culture Of the wins IN Eu-
tOpu uuoris tnAny instAticfs In which tho pecu.
liar yield Ut worry small fruct ct land has been
tue blsls Of tluHo0a1 fortunes fur cunturles. It
ia ono ut the fnysterioa TINT tue most valuable
y!neyarts, tcspoeAly IN Franco, flourish II re-.
Rious Whcru tho l4u4 10 poorest 1t IL said Ut
tho famous vineyard OF Epernay pya writer
, 1880-12-11
ILLINOIS Al1TESIAN BELT.
Prof. vnrttlcn'A Vlesva-A Water FAm.
Inc in Central 1tltnoiH.

Trof, yFnrt1lcn'A V!csva-A Water FNm-
Inc in Central Itltnol#.
To the Editor Of 1hs Chicago Tribune.
DARArArs1A, ILL.,, Dec. V.-l had n conver-
satton With Prof, Worthen. State t;eologist,
to-day upon the subject Of sutlletency af
pure alul healthy water. and find that lie,
to0, Inns becll for some years giving the mat
ter careful inquiry. However, he limits The
area wlicl, tho artcsinn bolt Is supposed to
cover. lie says:
" beginning about tho north line OF
Stephenson County, and running southeast
10 tho cnst linz ut Vermilfon County, there is
c!early-defncd uplift ut the lower sturial.,
NIL upllft tint brings 10 tic surtnce The old
est rocks In tlle State. Ait north and east
Ut this line of upltft u,e artesinn veins
arc prominent a1ld abundant Tho cut-
eifetous COMES to the surfncc In La Sllle
md the s.. Peters IN .Ogle and l,rn
C0untles. Al known artestan wells In ILL.,
St leter's sandstone formations. Uf cDurse,
SOuth and west 0f tho uplift l,Mve described
these formations exist, but 4, tho Macor,
SnnEnn!os,+ md Morgan tier Of counties they
WeMid 9ssi M Mia,5,dly be reached under depth OF
'"1snt tho Dclchor well at St. Lonis,"
asked, us nnt that depth 9'
"Tlie l}elcher well was a fortunate crevIce
l,lt. fnr 81. Lnnis Connty borcd hunarctiss of
Ohtafn wnter."
Prof. Worthcn, with many others, believes
tliu obtaining OF 4 SUFFICIENT and hcatthfnl
water supply fur Central Illinois requires
only patience and the application of known
principles IN mechanics. ajid he goes sn fur
rs To say ulat unless something Is done in
ttlis direction tho State Institutions nt Jack
sOnyslle vii hive to be abandoned.
During tlle week hive ltNrd from nearly
every county In Central Illinois, aud tho
water-famine Is really becoming alarming.
Extreme culd dry weather followed CLOSE
upon Il prolonged aud remarkably dry
summer. In many localities III Platt, Macon,
SansaMDtl, Christian, Morgan, Logan, u1tt
Champaign Counties 60tti tnnll ltipl beast aru
furnishing for water. anu It gets worse Us the
weather rc.lsai,ls dry aud cold. The move
ment If railway trains In MI that region Is
seriously retarded for want 0f water. Tho
lnrEu lakc constructed by tho proprlctors OF
tho Leland lluscl Mt Springfield on their
fnrm nIlll the immense reservoir Of the W.
bash Railway Mt Beinent Are Ns dry as tho
bare prairie III July. And should the wgath-
er-prnpEets he sustained, and VIC have 4
stpn,ly, cold winter, the lce-ctOp will llc q
fntlure, for there IL no water 1t, pond or
stream to make lee.
Aud nnw comes tlla bad news that the city
authnrEiies Of Jacksonville cut of the water
supply 10 the State Institutions Ou A[outny,
leaving them to the limited anlOunt now held
In reservoirs. The city WIS tOrced to do this
IN scsf-defense, as ln case of fire she would
have no water.
Oh Tuesday thu snme city cut OF the W.T.
bash Hallway supply, heretofore l.eayy con-
Bunler. 4 lHuC1oS.
, 1880-12-11
MARINE NEWS.


SCHOONER TAYLOR AFLOAT.
Tho Canadian echooncr ". II. Tnyinr h,.s l,ccn
pnl!c! OF the South SiauItou fslnnl annds, a.
viii be aeen 1y tho following:
0LEH HAVEN, Dec. 1.-.ft*srs. Aikt,ia L ilsrk.
tsfth. Chtntpn, fM-GENTs: Tho WtDs1ow Rnt tho
T'nyIUr OF Saturday afternoon RE.i l,rnuYht her
herc stnving until M0nlny lict,n. tic wind blow-
Ing n Fnle from ssttthrast during tho limo. Tho
rosecl Is ia fnr ct,ntlltioD. requiring onn ptt,np
70 kcep her free most Of tho time: They arn
truly, u. II. DAY,
AgCnt ". n. Company.
In compliance with Instructions frotn GHpt j.
9. Orr. Or I'utfnlo. Messrs. Atkins 4 thckwith
io,watiet' Q icttgrnin to hare tflv wins'bw
nscertaln tho condition bf tho stcMt,i- iar9o
Fletcher, nstnro Oh Hallth Fox Island, forth.
with, a. tho owner nf tho tnE Wl,sow ,!csIrc4t
tn unter into II cUntrnet tH get hur nfT mkt
sPr!ng. unt'oal,.eslly th's Telegram .failcti 10
ths condition "t tGo ocbers .i % nt o' 10 ascer.
ta,insd. % mHch mt to the .lis.at!sfas.ion " Capt.
tow tho Tny'or tn Manttowoc. Tint larhor 1.
tFozSn re-, up hsT"woypr si tonscqltMtlY sho I'll
Will winter whore che tcnvcs tho vessel.
, 1880-12-11

..t,. heavy Yurkers. eL7S, light miIrh ft2aA
md medium, ttntsts! chn!Sh M tcHsf s!hGa
tss ts Medium auhtt heavy. fLUfaU p9s' NN"s4'eo'
~; tvs,;niCars alr!Ycd tste unso'd. !,
KANSAS CrTT.
sptttat fispdteh 10 Ths ChtedsA 7FfhMn4.
.sstTsctrr, Mr~ pts. little Iftcs Current re-
% ; ,b,,p1s ,t'.p%e1.tt ..t 81! %n5tss si1s
~, nrs nud frrcrt. t11t .ah nnttvo eows t3aGa
Edftr.ss, Tc Xni,4 flltEt!N hnf-hrechs, f2ht"aGA
~ aMss.altrrpIMt, tlal7; khllnrnsa. nhhe4 fnhtkHt
lo .or mid pricrs hardly 30 hrHl; Gl1ntcn. A63&
hlc ttht Hi shI,litg Ald MlItsd packing, A.Ah& 10.
% Fl. LHUlR
:. tncts 1lec. i1.-CArrLE-rnns l1oat Antrc!y
T. T. mi rrnrecIy ononah !!nna 70 rnGsc mMrkett
afss afssst II HkaIHi; tscofria, An: th!rments, aQ.
t2annsxr-ainw md Ncak, nj *t9E&aoo Tor laaf 10
tt'aec. xii, O; Workers xnd HnltinnRea, r.
lIs nuckItig ltslethii, EntcflGft 10 fn1tCy. AStb
nIHe ,nas et,acoipts, a,sy1. shipments. 5O.
wv CINCiNSATt.
crxrtxxArt. Drc. to.-lints-QnIet, cnmtnon. ta91
"; 1hi t3 u in. packing. $Iska4Ht' bntchers'.
SsEs;,.s; receipts. lA,ult; shipments. +n
, 1880-12-11

HEW oHLkASN, Dpo I0.-FL0uH-CQlet and weak I
hsspofano M A:0lA1a; k, &Lot3Atst XXX, $As1}l0Lto
hsh krades, si75aGuj
n"alS-cosn quiet III &c. Oats flrmer At 4a350c
Eu"S~MsAL-Qulet but steady nt k1ts32M
nAf-f1rins prime, &3iJN3 cholre EAM
,t"of't'nSs-i'0Ek 4ulot ht alsSl}i. Lard stcAdy{
an Prime atcsu lcs ransd. VIC, ket..e, ksR, w
~ ~ LUX nenta quiet but stoady, shoulders,
M,e' Mn tNct nnCkcl, $40, clear rib, 53kn3 elcpr.
IT, Aa3cua dull! shnulnss. ttlo clca! lib. sEo;
iii o,s*:E lInMa-hliear* With i
s Waa99mAhdL ennvuxed. Ne!111i
f,iasix fMMisx r Western Ieciifier, al.l0Gsl,se.
ptI,nn lEK-c1ueo QuIal, lsia carRtDs. ordinary 10
aatneo at!o" y ki s,moa adx7s' d4r g. a6ot g.:
eomnand. eom1rsd ,s9ka7}ss. A1nlnnaas Uaet and 'weakt
ri;Sm T., aHsSsc csntttuae! zAf3scs fhtr, hb<SIci
1xXsMtHh'}i i:onlti99u- ordinary u choeu, <7Gesde.
..slSSEE .sliSSEE1A!tx-sshi yschanqo On New York At par,
, 1880-12-11
EDUCATION IN THE NATION.

Facts and Figures from tho Ninth An
n"ai Itepor. OF .I'e United State" COM
missioner Of l:dncnslon. .
missioner n,on refers to tho naas. aspFes
son OF tho previous years, whoao uastufplhe m
tnrox s year eoyose by tho 1cps s
potnta out also tho porfls public education bus
reference to ccrtn.u features Of Our system. md
sets forth, In brlof, tho work accomplished by
IL s sunnIyinn @ tK sxuet eu md eoMol.te RnoWle9o Il
,ho c.iucnsianal condition Of aii sections Of our
TS O. . 9rc whsh the
Stntes. Terrorips and cities, fr,m schools Of iii
rro@ ~ "a eh9s rsrs aa ou a @
This n,n,orini hus IN incrn,Iscd 1uur,, % than oxht
nWr ,tcr'"r rnnor,s nu5 ,,cr,n.ltcni, vh
rn rrntni',S nnd Tia n nnst ,n,Ir,rt"nf tnfor,mn
tI9n thsy contain sa.nsf'ze 6y the Translator:
tho tntas G md rorritorses' soysntes yeaFs be.
ins Tic io,lRcst pciod an sJx yeHrs the snnrtcst,
me ear!est axo r. wnlon ~ puhs ats aaea TO
nius tntos tho ncoo MT nxo % T. JET md In o1uht
~ M sna ' 5no
H. s u ;t ~ " tsar n,,t IT, 'not ta
the wnoe aucr bct~eou I'D t iSsoars !G of I. mEe
nttanGa,nn nHu t%o "'e'"s' a''S
III tt; .coo -, onu,otor In tha s,oto. yor
& !ots T. H,t,t; IL, :i;G hnaocr ont'lea l ~ h,.nio
~, IL p,Su; areraGe .ay Willy @ an
lop,iIaton " tt'e TerrtorIss i ld1::: number
onIocu II p.o9 M so91o.s as,aao' avesaso ahs VIZ
HAM ~ tx III 'uo "'o f'pof''s 'a's
was :e II; @ r. The Territories, sots ldaho MT
Reported from = % VI tho s;ass aud @ TSrrtores ex.
SGnt Florida. denrgf@. idann. y and Now SlSx xico.
MA4eh ot men s4ry from ~. nontl " ennth
LAFt}f4a to &}N III N4NlIHs lilo NnKEA VI Wt3t3~
, 1880-12-11
A REvERlE.

Fhr Tht Chtcipo TribAne.
Deep '11onRst tho mountains lies dell
Tic .fulrGsl cyb hath sevg:
Il fAlry-IlkG dell. where wnrbllnB birds dwell
Amid tho forests green.
IT'S wRteroh by crystnl strenm
Wh0s8 Wntcra gently 'l0w-
4 crystalline strHtIl, wt1t,se pure masses glcan1,
a reflection Of Itenyon below.
Its bright green hanks arc spangled Ger
With flowers OF brightest mic,
ThMt sparkle Aa DER tic wel-BhldeA floor,
Like susllt beuds ut dew.
On Sunmer-oycs tho whppoorwll
Doth wake tho rcIlt,c5 Inv:
o wh!prourwiil, | fain would toll
To theU my tau OF VIC!
sling to nle. thou bird OF grief,
Thy s0rrnw O'eF And 0'Eri
'Tla like the grlef, MI! that will leaTo
Thia bosom ncverMure.
For US thore sounds M Joyous uoto
In nil this wide. wide enrth;
No f6y0us notS springs frnm tho throat
Nhoro bitter Eruf nus birth.
o woa,.a TINT Death would como to me,
And bring Its As,lotnn prucal
Far 10y for mo thuru'll Dovpr 10
Uutll my llle dOth cCaso,
ASHLAND. CECIL HAnrounT,
, 1880-12-11

ftnsruS. t,cc, l0.-FknG1t-tluli weatarn eupernn4,
Elsa3G0D; c1ntIon extras. t2jael7Ss Wisconsin ex.
trnA t5tat75i MInnesoln Hsttas, *autqs.s1. winter
whcnt Dhto Hnd sitchsAn &5s1xhn'; Indiana. Sh5Dsx
G7sl 1t. Louis htid Illinois. ttr47lt Hpting Mtismt
rta!Dnta. F.xttAt7a wlntnr do. fH.sits.b.
tihA.N-Cotn 4''!at nnt nl,ctan49l. Cats ntm; NO.
mig nIld M. 5 wtltu, j;tss}3c Nya. &i'f aIih
tflTTTEtt-tthDice Wrstorn crenmerter, :UN;6ct
2lr. -
EiatHs-W csteen fresh. ztA.stc
liECEttrsF!olr 1,5W brs, 75p aacka4 corn, 81, 0Q0
hni WHEAT. t5,lk5l hi. -z. ~
SulpMEST.-EIul1r. 10 hris.
, 1880-12-11

rauscc hnr. nnmlnai, No. Milwaukee,. IT, No.
dr. tt,uistI flccn,nbar fi.0lE Ianunry, si,01>&:
February, tl,1IKi M, ! Milwaukee. H74c. No. 4
do. Bn fejcctMt nomEnnl t'nrH nnet; No. 2, 4B4c.
uaIa *tronsnrs NJ Mt ss3&c. N5o Nsn,, No. !, Sc,
HafnF Htrnn1 and iat0Jnni, No. 7apr!nF, Sic.
pnoy!sistSs-flr9er m.rs n"rk. tlaEi otit aia.:H
R11 flBcenitAf or .tnnntFy,
lfHts-iitxhes; tlAIt.tnt. ---.,.
IL tMEcs!Frs-FIouF. so' bliss wheat, t9o0 but oata
.sIisMExrs-syhoat. SOM bu; corn. Aupo bu, oats,
1aGUubu. - ~ ~ 49, >
, 1880-12-11

N,,.... @eSckF ~ - -
r,SsetSSAT1. y, Dec, lG-Currox-Weskt ll}<c,

Es,,Snc.sSAT1. Dec. la-Currox-Wsski like :
r1.u,cA-Qutat aaa pnchunxo4.
No 1.sHH = heat dull and lower{ No. amber fl01:
T.; nuw =. WY corn Au!irq ind 1rpt No. yoliUW,
~ ust ,ts ~ pA!s 4ulst but nrml No. mixed. lid
Fsi Fu,.ynss9;;. ~; tall: s6salli0 > ~ A''S'
kM H1insSs-posk H1isS ttaaly 1t }lSt1. Lard nrusr Al
W1ntS tSafcv and nuninai i~S'~ ~sSs e'"e@ ''1' 'e'
,iask EMsirFi II X
aeEFka-Unv hsuxee,I..'' e,I.''
, 1880-12-11

ToLErn, o.. Dec. 10,-tlNAtN-Noon Eoasd-Whtnk
opened He,nort No. I rcd WnhnAh. tI.kp{. Januaey,
tlAH, Fchrunsy, $tiu, March. sI.ll4. April. $LI2s{.
Mny. Hl4d. Carn dull, No. spot, +is4u, stay, <7o,
olh. tic, rejected, &ll4c. DatA dul md nomlnn.
Hrvkr,' f4ykn 's,E;fss.i,sa,i ,;i;s rrne hc'd ut s'lo
-Goset: W6eas ,dHli, M , sctl january. stosXs
FGttrtttFy, flISifi March, <t.11.
MISREPRESENTATION. Jt,Gu but corn. 1,un bu. osm.
al!irAssrs-'yh 7,oo bu' corn. aoao bu, oats,
, 1880-12-11

NEW ronN, Dec. ln-nusineHs continues quiet with
package houses and johbIn9 lEuta dull agents rnak-
nx iaruo deliveries OF cotton goods on account Of
hnck 0rlern md pyces trnt prints gulct nnd alsudy.
wt,t9,s nUOils In light dotnttld, Tha liaiittR sAy9
Tint IH dog SILK nandkgtCufs Will be peromptorly
bu.d Mt auction nuxt Mnrk.
, 1880-12-11

spfefaf fNsp,tth to Ths Chicago Tribune.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. uGo- 1g.-1'ho Fries Current
rcpoTsas .....
tinALN-whent-raceipt 1895 but shipuscnts, H..
" l.ys nsettt,ut; NJ. cas'I Eses pesomb9r III e.
DGcenitur !a!du. Eorn--ftec1ipts, 1eTa hut ship.
e'its W. 77t hui lUNgr, No. = cass 9!Ae u8c0mber,
, 1880-12-11
pEnN1 4

PEORIA. ILL.,. Doc l0.-GnAtN-Cprn hrms new high
mixed. TEsEtfei nnw mxcd, a3EHlc onts ataAdyi
No. whtie 5fSJEfc. Rro dull, nominal, No. 2. sh@
HsHc.
JfiaHw1SEs-Unehnnacd nt Sill
ltEcxterB--When.. 1.175 bn; cDrn, 4,fn bul oats,
E,fsH hi: ryn. Ill htl; 1Mrtey aU tlu.
Hlitt.MESTS-Whcnt, IuU BIZ. corn. 800 bnt Oatst
lj,7N but rye, hU bu.
, 1880-12-11
WOOL.

rn1LAnELrr1A. Dec l0.-Wn0I-F1rn; Ohio, Fcnn-
sylvana. md Wess VII zfAs duublo extra ard aoove,
tsGlAo; extra, AS3i9o; nlci!nm h2jtcs coarae. ia
liz; Euw York, MIcnlEnn. rntnl.a md Wosern ane.
IEfffc} mchthnl. t&lJEi conrsu. 1hSllo; MnAhgh,
cntra1nE md 1onln9 Is sEic; unHAshel DO. atp}0ct
EuIlc4l. k3lJlan -
this acnsp11} Uhl1 and ltennAyiYuna~ IxE4la; M.
uhlo 9'4 Wisconsin, ind M!ci.iRan o1tsns, tos ne;
f5QaGi ponlblnK mud dg!u!ho, ttai5c.
, 1880-12-11

DETnorT, Mich. 11ec l0-FLoun-sTeak.ss
GnAty-Whent qutat and nominal, No. I white,
elU4; december. tOia January. sl.laM: February,
tl.tkf bid; Matri' *iu73Ss APRIL. tlot bid; No. rod,
tt.ldf sellers, No. White. Gtt&c. Keceipts. wheat
Is,Au bu; Bhipr1ents |, ,tN1 hi.
, 1880-12-11

BUFFALO. Dec, 1T-tiMAiS-Wheat inactive md
nominal. Corn dull In ronacanubc0 of lnck of cat
tFnhspoEtnttont nnlonnily 6ll4c Oats neglected..
3lnrtey firm but Qulut, sales 1hO bu samples Canada
ut H.:u.
, 1880-12-11

CLEVELAND. Dec, lt-pErnuLEuN-Qufet, stand-
neA white. lf1 test, Il1{c. ....-.
FtTTsuUlu}. lice. M-TETH6LkUtt-4uett crude
tjnlse.l curatcutus steaty, 31&u; reHnGd .Kc phu-
dolphin delivery.
, 1880-12-11

6psetal Dtspntch to Tns CAtcaea Tribune
CHEnOytAN, NIGH. Doc. l1-Ihe propolors
g.. A!bans aad Chumplain:. with tue 6ar9es
lN,und, aud will start up tho luku when tho
wcuther mud leo permits. Tho straits are full Of
shlfta Of wind. Tho leo 10 snIld IN boating
lnltsscs. Tho Wcall,er il cold. Wtna. foulh to-
night and frpah. Cloudy.
, 1880-12-11

easnssd4 ukss, Wis, Doc lA-TL0uR-Quiet, IN.
a-"acst pzu. closed unsettled, Nc. l Nil.
, 1880-12-11
RAILROAD 't1,fE-TAnLH.
AEElYAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
E1rLAHATio1 or HErEnEvcE MAnKA-f ystury1nv
eeTs!sHCted. 'sundny excepted. tMonday eIceptc1

Fnf e. MATS Time Tables Flecptne.Cn. Accommpde-
Snnks nr.ss - oa =; ClarS.ss a{fad Peane lIot4t
Afa At tlo dtp1It4 " "S' ~ "-@">s@
, 1880-12-11

BALTtN1nH, Nd, Dec. fh-FI.Uu1t-Lowor, dull,
ND weak; Westosn aurerIne. s3.s5s4.23s do extra,
itlsaT; 10 fnin!ly, t3.i6Gai23.
GHAIS-Whcat-Wcstern atcnay. closing strongl No.
Western winter red. spot md nacen,'cr, tl,171{;
January, tEtl hid; February. fls!9t.e1{; March,
3l1H4al.c+. Corn--Wcses1, 1ul0t and trn,, Western
nisd pat an! I'cc9nhcf, for DID. d1Au for
nsWi steamer. j!'4c, 'Dsts nrin but qnatt Wsstoru
shte. GtftG;o. Iyn dull, aotaltaitS nt ae3tl.o2.
HAT Higher and nrnl; primo to choice ronnsyl-
'iala falQ2a.AUl.
raovssloxs-Qulut and easy. aioss pork. tlauo.
Bulk 'mrats-1uoso shoulders, mono hero3 clear rib
idet. mono here; 10 packed. Ss*Gs1(c. liacun-
Shoulders. 4c, clear rib stdcs, fAc. 1lnms. I0A@lsc
AM-Nehhed. Vssu
1u7Eis-frIme TO choice Western packed, 1s9 9eac,
ro!, :!Ga5o.
Hnnk-Fism; fresh. 30c; lined, 2Oc.
rkIRnl.RUM-1tcttnctl.g VIC.
.GiltcklslEs-t'o!fro duff Rio chrgoeA Ordinary 10
WnisKY-fsAslpr VI tl.lA.
P!EiIlI~-I0 Ltyurpopl POT steamer quiet, cotton.
@HGtta 1Iitta four = ID; Erain. 6ss5st.
III, ~, nn; ohta. : n tui IN, hU hts.
sasrM IA SutW EMSuJts-W iIgnt, ; nllo0 but csFn, nono
GALES -Whes,' 5A9l1 but corn, n. I'LL Du.
, 1880-12-11

E0tkitfGNs

eneeLtl Dspatth 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
r,rfnjDut., Dec l1-tlD Il. m.-f1orn-No.1 l. 13as
q. III. GraIn--W trat-W!nter. No. !, 1Uss No.
ID, rprnx. No. IA l0, No.. e. Cd, whlts, No.
iid No. = N III; club No. !. los Gdi No. os VI.
tom-sew, No. I. s. 81.
>gTnnrIsIoSs-rork. TIA t.ari. 4fs.
t,rfnro0t, Dec. to-CorTns-fn modcFnta do
r,nd o& G18a6 13lGhi enios luD batcs, speculation
ra, mi e1pott, 2uD. American. i,27l
nartn6rrrFs-ltear5. CalIfueniA whito wheat III
.das ia: do club, 9s 9alos dit red Western spslnR.
= t,fsos Nhj red wfnler. ot eia lust Weaem canal ID
s,al4. C0fn-Snw Western nntxctl. hs ST.
VronY,s1oSs-Arncrcah lard. tGs d. Bacon-LonG
trar. IS. .
rnktsE-Flne American. Gs.
. ptrH6LErM-sptrits. ia. %.
1tSsEEp n1f-2ta A!. ..... ...-..
prcx,p1s-for tho hRst three dnJs-Whaat, G1,0m
m: American. n t0n Trs.
SYAaSs ASn FAptlcs-At Manchester qnlet and un-
tt,pEcd -...-.-,
t 39s1!.sETT51 tc,ysa i, H. i,,oo no,+t
1rse,a pss s H.. Il; 'n,Eo"ss h s2 m:
Ttsf vs's :, spss: s I'D: II nsgs oete tors
st lt. @ 70 81 r ssfs @ 8, rsto Mos. Sn1'ta S's 'fco
~, ,tf:@ fs iwW:ssf; VIII 's:r.!:sHs l.
EN- 'GsEai". s i,e BIZ ils = m@ia il H.
} a =? ~ Ss;f! cs;
Sstf'eAe e. IND eorS % 'a o % arriss:
sas9 s' III s1 nss sss & @ as s"s s q oaS S"s
t s 81 With x4g qss .e psst TSsf 9k
msaa- t: q Iowrs, at is Ri a,C. !2s; IalloW
i5 ssi 1s; 1sf 5 sai,sl + Ssvai;1 3S sa$sii ss
II. , nss E r. aa,s Se!, \,
f$ss ec III ~ Wntot n X III, HI M "a Sn
, 1880-12-11


NEw Y0nK. nec. l0.-CuTT0S-Dnll at li1&@l7hc;
futures barely steady; December. l,Gec; 'tAnuary,
alc: February. llscs March, i2tac; April l2,cotc;
May. l2.tsc: June. 12.5!c: Juiy. lsGlc
Ft0rE-Iiul1 md weak: prices Without decided
tasnge; rcarIpts, faltn urIs; exports. p,up brls.
UgA1S-Whoat slenay; 1pcelpta 7i.t1N hut exports,
Il bu; ungrndGd si,sInG. ti.B, No. hprin9 tl.t4,
pasfaicd red. sLl2esl2s,2 No. do. si.la,<gl,l1,
= a. A.S .,ssass - S'' n s": %. s'os9s' s9s'
HtS PlIttlsa; '' No. d., tie N'a ~. 10. npis niss
ilt4 t,sni,er No. lt'. t,:ia. No rcd. DcceinGer.
sInA Chi. dill hid iorori rseelptt Nt!T ba: *
ro1.s i1Ag M!i nnNsntod. 'N;;tss 1s, No S!ssa;cs
Ec; No Willie, ts,iE{sc; FsbriiIry. st7aiac.. nais
I'm; receipts. aiubt tnt Western MIXED, faSftc;
Vh!te We*trrti. t4'(@silfc. :.
HAi-1n guiItl tlelnth.
llurs-gnlet md unchanged.
ltnrs-tnsfT. 49,. .. ....-
but s.eI.lyi fltr to GOOD refining At 1hai5Ac An-
kce tienay. With fair tcInuHd
MEncd. .atc.
FALLH&--Quct Mt &c.
HktlS-stoniy and UNCHANGED.
TuhrEKTISE-4niut Ut 4y6-Ij4u,
pitas.siiSs-I;aSf firm. Cut meats aulot bnt firm;
hnz frat mhilos. short ,nlddtes, f7G3. LII ri
bsGt; rrtnb .aHEu. $IH!$IdtS:t. hitter elolCD,
HufTEn-tfuiut md wuuk NJ iHthc.
tAELsE-s!rui for chulco Ut l0aslaAc.
, 1880-12-11
OS14tEfit
COTTON

oawE1O, nec. 11-GltAlN-Wheat staad1. Corn
nominaliy unchanged.
, 1880-12-11

b0n9aturtay night to Gilman pnIy
kOn SATURDAY. night runs to Peoria only:
Hahnah. 1T. 14nuis Il. Pacific Railway,
uepat chrner Stewart and rcherA7S ttwonty-tnlFd-
.i hTctlGF'hv tnrA vu StAto.at run IL Tho depot.
IiekHt DHgv Il Clnrk-st
, 1880-12-11

=, dIm!lf. !lntlT. Except SUNDAY i1oIJV orrn.+
sHtiMrdEy di,a!y. exrsf't Moniiay. ''A"'' 'A'ep'+
-auHEmhn tn~wAcon sIsrpinK.t.arA md Thss8nxor-
Gonahs; hatwnen GhIcac1, t,es snut. Couaai is!!4
aMa IN m; T. J1:api siehson opckn nnd hnn-
Heenine tha,r. hetwean CrIcaao nnd Kansas Clt.
sshFtcthe sHkIitt. With ps,ly I hnirs fnr
nc exclusive t.r Of nrst.c!ats pn.tenscfs. &. ~
HInlstR-chr* ntthC!letf tu all trai ns ~ 49, ~ ~
a1h.rns". I'LL aft1.vnnkr~ * n. Pan, ,spt,.x,~,
IaH-Hhndie" Ilstht t. fslrnBr u! ntn,f nnt C.e.nn
tlSkst Gnlces, 4, Cintk.hs. Palinor Hauxr
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-01-15
@l,seo,M
A Cruel Husband.

did you wipe your feet on the mat,
Fred, Is you came in?" well, no, I
didn't, deary. I thought" @That's
just like you; coming right in on this
brand-new carpet without once thinking
of the labor it costs to-" But I
thought, my own one" Yes, I sup
pose you did think, but not as you
should have, or you wouldn have come
in on such . muddy day without wiping
your feet" ~But I thought there,
now, let me finish I thought, you
know, it would do if I wiped my shoes
on the mat, and deferred wiping my
feet until I'd shelled off the outside
wrappers and there was . towel handy" !"
Alasl for the evasionl She could for
give him al but that,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-01-15
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
GRIMES AND CRIMINALS

cN'As 10 ANb CRI0INALS
= A boy in Springfield, ILL.,, bv the name
OF Daniel Decastro, aged "A, committed suicide
oy hanging himself the other day.
Postofticc station F. 4O1 third street
New York, was entered by burglars on the
night OF Jan 7, the safe blown open and
$4,000 stolen.
Stephen Longfellow Of Boston, Mass.
nephew of the poet has been held for trial
Tor forging the name Of the latter to q
check fer $1,000
NJ. Moore, druggist of Morris, Stevens
county, Mimi, was arrested JAM 8. charged
with rnl" OIL Mrs Zimmerman. The evidence
being claimed insufficient he was DISCHARGED.
At Zama, Rock Island county, ILL.,, Jan.
H. two men quarreled in regard to their re.
spective claims to the hand Of a lady when one
seized hammer and inflicted fatal wounds
upon the head Of the other, fracturing the
skull.
John Harris, deputy sheriff of Pamela
county. Miss. was assassinated at Sardis on
the night ofJan. 3, by being shot while sitting
his Office. Scandals are said to be at the
bottom OF the affair.
An unsuccessful attempt was made
Jan. 6 to wreck a train on the New York Cen.
trail railway between Niagara Falls and Tona-
wanda by placing Fails on the track. The en-
gine pushed aside one obstruction and the
train was stopped before it reached the other.
, In the Cholio district, Georgia, Jan. 7,
during an election for tax receiver, II. A.
Smith, a:bailif, called Jasper Spence one side
to talk about The election. Smith, without
warning, snatched pistol from 4 bystauder
and shot Spence dead. Smith and Spence had
i'll feelings towards each other for some time,
but had settled the difficulty. A large party
is hunting Smith. He will stand poor chance
If caught
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-01-15
The Sale OF Arsenic.

More harm is probably done by the
use of arsenic in wallpaper and in
other articles, and by the indifcriminate
employment of its compounds in kill
ing insects, than by its intentional use
as q poison. In England, when arsenic
is sold in quantities of less than ten
pounds, it is required by law to be col
ored with one-thirty-second part of its
weight of indigo. or one.sixteenth Of
its weight of SCOT; the object being to
render any liquid to which the arsenic
might be added with murderous intent
of black or blush color, and thus in
dicate the presence of something un-
usual. In Massachusetts, and most
other States, any apothecary or other
person who sells arsenic without the
written prescription of physician
must keep a record of the date of such
sale, the amount sold, and the person
or persons to whom delivered. Hap
PLY, the methods of detecting arsenic
in animal substances are now so uner-
ring and trustworthy that it is hardly
within the range of possibility that q
person could come to his death by this
poison without its being easily detected
by q chemist