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, 1880-03-18

No bitterly Oppressed IN Tho scnnte on Monday and
Tucalay, WIS hnrmontos1sly. rnsact1 this nftcr.
noon after tho amount had boon Increased from
&970.00 10 g., ,00 without division. It hatt
been assorted In tho 1c1ntn that tho Postmaster
loncrnl lind wnntonly, wi1fully, md deliberately
vtolntcl tho 1aw, rot tho preamble to tho bill,
which virtunlly ccnsurc1 tho roet-Ofllce 1>cphrt-
mont for hartng illegally sanctioned tho cxpcni.
turc Of money md tho making NJ contrncts IN
cxccss Of appropriations, wns withdrawn, and.
by wny Of compromise, n section w,ls a'fcti to
tho bill declaring TINT It continued nothing to
affect tho validity nr legality pf any net 0r
PQet-Onlco.
NOT oTt.Y wAs Tt1E suM .-.'
appropriated for deficiencies lt1crunecd $13j,00
but further t1in, Of f1OfD0 was rlncctl ut tito
dsposnl Of tho lt4tmnstcr.tn,ctslf for new
"Btnr" route Borrfco between tho approval 0f
tho bill and the c1osc Of tho rcsont tlHcnl year,
on tho Inst stny of 1nlic. u wins, til
short triumph fnr tho rt,st-O Oilicc department,
whose management ut this "*tnr" rr,iite syatem
has beer M criticised lty tho press md III Inn.
grcss. Tho hill, na amended hy tho Scnntc, will
now 40 to tho ffn.tse and It's managers expect tn
have 1t speedily enNctetl. ns WINS ahnwn l1y tho
incorporation Of IN appropriation Of go 0tn 10
ins1lro tho publication OF tho Congressional ro-
The Hot Bprtrgs OF Arkansas bill will noxt: bo
considered, and when Tint hns lIccfi d1tpnsc1i Of
Mr.. Th,ir1lnts proposes to call up tho (tt.igyA
Award bill, yielding only to appropriation bills.
, 1880-03-18
NAIL MANUFACTURERS.

FITraHuRd, Ih.., Mnrch l7-An Important
mectlng 0f tho Western Null Association was
held hero tO-any, tho attendance being tho
iRrHcst fur two year,. There wlla II fun lisuu4-
sl0n rolatiyo to tho condition Of tho tss.o sDuk
II, hartl. etc.. whon II rpsnlutlon WIS Aloptad
ordering tint. tho nntl mllIs ot tho West elt,so
down MI Mn'l'lMy noxt. tho 1nnrhtneA tn re!natn
fAoturotn rr0puBb to shnw to tho country thnt
tho prsAiuctr4 md not tho specnlAtors cHntrth
ths traa9. Thcrv fs 10 st!~k 1T my n,onlent IN
thoy think that tho two weeks suspension will
N 1xhanst supplies that tlleru will u l,n tll1i-
t!on t0 the suspension came from tfroo nr follr
Wtstarls manufacturers whit hal light stocks Oh
hull1,
, 1880-03-18
TitDEN'S TAXES.

NEW fonK, a.arrh l7.-ln tito incono-tax
suit by tho u"sortinvnt a8ainst samuel j, I'll
deh, subpnlaaa sl'sces tectnl havo within the
lust faw days been served upon William 4.
booth. Prcsluont and Cu,rl !. Jor.lnil, Cashier,
Of tho Yhinl Aatin1n! unnk; jacob EIayos and
james 9. Cl9sset' htI'kers' 4; ". S'uilh, seere-
iAry of tho Sor York iron sttne: H1ld Winslow,
dleo In court all tho b.s,ks. uNlsesS, volichcrs,
writings. or documcnts rvlati.x 10 t1ansactluna
had hJ thcnl by ur Dn uccualnt Of llllcr hu-
t~eeh Dec |. 1851, and Jan. /, IS7l ridden hiIl-
self Ii also chllotl lstun " prodAe4 Al tho bonkS
and pnpers touching hss .pecuuiary atruirs be-
tWocil tho dates mentioned
, 1880-03-18
TIiE sYHoT91s or TIN ItEPOItr Of lltI4t.,
6p<etal ptsratch to The chttaqo 1Hbt4ne.

Special Dtspa.eh to The Chicago 1rtbuns,
WARRINGTON, D. c., March l1.-Whnt pnrporta
to be y synopsis Of thu forthcoming report nf
Senator Hill In the Kel.ogg-Spotori caso WIS
published In tho Washington, fUst this morning.
1toferrtng to 1t, Benator Kellogg Anys: "Glvo
him rope enough ind llo will hung himself US ',e
has done In recont nattor. Why, substantially
tho sumo outllno WIS published IN tho Now York
TF0rfd long before thu evidence wis cfusrtl. Al
to QUO or two points made In this outline, theru
is not particle Of evidence OIL tho record to
BustAin thorn, and rs to cvcry p1atGrint point
thcro is no evidence In tho records that
has not been overwhelmingly r'tattcd mt! tho
witnesses lnpcnchul. All / uslt is, that II ha
will lnuko such Il rul,ort his colleagues will ~.
qutro him to defend II III tho kenAto. l,ayo
boon and nm now anxious to hnvo this tnatter
disposed Of. I hnvp suffered dpnunc[nton
enough wheto my nccuscrB were nut required tn
atlduce evidence, and whuso neither nor my
friends could answer. Isn't 1t strungn" sail
Kollogg, that With MI this ovldunco that thoy
talk about, my on ctnics, who have tried hnr,l
enough to do 10, have
NEVER nEHN ABLE
to mike prin,u-fnclo case ngnlnst mo, eyon In
Louisiana. hofnrp partisan Judges anl jururs?
Aside from tho question of rus aj julfcatn, would
be willing to loavo tho testimony taken to any
fnir eon-pnrtIsan Judge, lawyor, or pru,nlnpnt
cltlzon, and II lle snid case, even prImn factc,
WIS inaae aEalnst mo. would aHreo to roslxn."
Az to tho question Of bad falth, ox-Sonntnr
Couover, Of Fnrtda, ia likely to be MI i1nportnnt
witness. 1Io Will bo remembered ns Il ccHtrll
figure In the controversy which preceded tho
settling OF Kellogg and Ihltler. IT" ts
now in Washington, und WIS asked hy
THE Tribune correspondent what tG sul1pnl-
bcred OF tho circumstances. "Nhy," snttl he
"Tuttc1son and voted for liuticr and KollUgg.
l beloved md understood t'At It was II t''lnl
n nf tLlfk TUf
, 1880-03-18
OBITUARY..
T1lE HON. II. L. nETlREEE

I1I41 IIt14V* IT* Ibs 1JUKFETs
Hpteat DspHlth to Ihs Chicago Tribune.
I}goATIll, ILL.,, Mnr,,t l7.-Tho Hon. Henry u,
Durfuo uxtHi 10 ysulrs, fur u number of terms
Alderman and Supervisor, u mc,ul,cr of the
l,nanl of Education. and iuF.l,. Goy. Oxlusbys
Administration inenlt,cr Ut tho Htate Isoard nr
Education. tlie hero tli!a mor1llnx ,tttur Il two-
weekA nttnGk Vi pnonrtnntA. liz wis q p,lblIG-
spirttpl Ottlzen. aud an Ati-Fulluw, li9 eanu
htrU frunl Washington Cnlnty, 0tltu, In lblp.
H0 lGMves wife aud two children.
, 1880-03-18
THE HON. WILLIAM I1ENDRICK.

SpeesIE Uspdtth 10 The Chlta10 Tribune.
L0u1sy1LhE, Ky, Mnrch 1G.-Tho Hon. Wil!s,n
Kcnrick died suddenly hero Tonight Mt hts
residence on Broadway. lie nte q hoslrty supper,
and, ou taking walk Afterwards, was seized
with pains In the stomach md heart. EmotIcs
wcro given, but death soon cnme, his face turn
Ing perfectly black l,cfnro ho tllcd. Sir. Kenlrcfr
WIS u Christian gentleman, wtNsu lifo WIS nutle
bcnring tho wortis, !" Honesty ~ tho best policy"
given him so'nc years nK0 ty his credit whose
cinlms h9 sottlcd IN full utter releaae fr1n
proceedings.
, 1880-03-18

-@"s StANshot h@t"'s va - 1850
v!,fe for tho completion an, preservation of data
showing tho various rosi;Ions md movement Of
1a"s 'nnp, ., 'n t., ny
RI'crtng tic .'ete t,t, privutc bill, tho mor,,-
~" r'n,,r. ~ ,s,t,n o m,,rr ~ ,ho c",n,r,,,no @
amendment prohibiting hr increase of trii's On
"star" routos dtrius tho remainder of tho ls-
mi roor.
e'u e"4. ,.,
'stcssrs. l'n'nc, Tlifns't niid cnii OPPOSED tho
amendment, nn'l Mcssrs: Davis tW. Vh.)' Heck,
@ xas r.,cct.stHynas. ,,' ~ :s: mrs. ;r. ~
VIII Th" tsu,n acno,cut nrnh,h';,nr nj ;o ,1n,top y,
service tn tho rite Of pny exceeding IL per cent
Of tho nrenul contrnot wns ngrccst n.
mr.. Davis Nv. w s''nin'.te'! i"r tue Comll'lt-
TIM htlt aprroprntlns ts0oD for 1'nhllc printing.
including THO cost uf printing tho CONVERSATIONAL
ert ttt HIT s. ysr sM IT, u vis W sinse 'at TT @ @
,vns pcn.lnE i, tlto 1Io.'so nrIreprIatt1,S s!M9
not ynt thsi9il ag soon IL this Jill: MD an in,.
ny WRIT pttn"fftg fnYSrc tno amendment saving
tint unless III immediate appropriation wrrG
ilnl,to tho entfro business nf THO Printing Olco
would tc stopped p(tcr thls week.
Thc amendment wna agreed 10.
rho question thou rcc,irrctl On tho following
an,en',i1nnt prrrosH! by tho Committee to
*NShinE il this nct s'ntntnc1 shall hc lennc
Ut construed ,.s 4 rntitlcntion If ny unlawful
Stntre. or t,tfcet INV pr1syvc,.,gs s thcrrnn,'
Mr inrails nskss{i 1t whom this preamble or
IT, is"ek sill ii r,i ns Himself though. tho POST
mllstcr-Gererat .hrl TX, cotMletnnet but tn
Mr. Kirkwuaf f n"yr'l | Ia .,,leti 't tho amend
mrnt tly irscrtinr nffcr the wnrd ratitlcut!on'
t!,u wur1!s "or cninle,nnatiot," and striking out
, 1880-03-18

Fisher, Champaign Co. II.
DEAR STR: This IN N cutttfy thAL ynur lNi1tAJ
nf.HOD AyHtf haa donc ne nlnre good fnr Kidney
Complaint nnd Heart Nlsense than nny other n1rdi-
elmo efoF u4ed. 1t also cured Ore Ut my children Of
Chl1ts md AefoEun. MAttHAHEV ClilhM.
, 1880-03-18

tieIvldere. Hoone Co., III. Feb. H. 1s.9
DEAR STR: have bccn using your i i,lAN Iii.Otst
HYHup Tor song time, md M Terfcctly satisfied With
let!to. sttenuthena tlse Servre Regulates tic StnIn
itch and Hon oIs. and Relieves HhguirntiRf. wn4jt
nut be Withouttt- MitS. WkSrFALlA
, 1880-03-18

TIE N1gMY
ATHENS, Mnrcli 17.-Tho Minister OF Foreign,
Airafra has Informed tho Deputies TINT, ns tho
appointment of mathematician commission IL
virtually scttlct, 1t wo,,id he necessary tn mnn-
thin tho army ut tho prcAent straug1h to hhve
sufficient troops for tho occupation of new ter
rItUry.
, 1880-03-18
SIP AIN.


CHANGES IN TIE MfEtsTny.
MADnrn, 5farch 17..-Narslnis Orovta. Mfniator
Of Finnnce. has resigned, III tic Rrt,'ttt nf III
ilcn1th. It ts expected Cuazayon will succcntl
Him. It IL reported TINT Ell,unycn will shortly
tnkp tho portfolio II Foreign Affairs, nntl that
Hnichcz 1}usttllO will Bt1cCtc btu as Minister Of
tho Colonies.
, 1880-03-18
THE RECORD.

EENATI.
WASHINGTON. u. c., March l7.-Tho Till re-
moving tho political disabilities Of ltoKer H.
lfyor was passed.
Ar. Hampton, from tho Committee On MILL
, 1880-03-18

TIE AftNT EI1L,
BERLIN, March 17.-Tho Committee on t1ll
Army bill hns approved tho e1ull.c cxc,npt!nt
tho c1ergy frntn ilttnry drill, aud finally adoptc.
tho whole blll-sI til
, 1880-03-18

........... Milford, IFo9uniA Co. III
TEAR NTK: I hare used YUuf INDIAN Hl.OUn
SYRUP fnf Ernmps IN my Ssoilnch and ais0 fur ~
children Vim wera troubled With arnsrns and In eotn
~~' - sA-N""" " ELizAuETIL aiEIxE.
, 1880-03-18

T.uettrRhau1. Kankakss Co.. H. nny IT, IT. IN
DEAR RtK: WAS XFcAt euM0rcr IRON HAaosnNsI.as ~
and found no ru!ief until j. cHun!gneeh us!ME }og,
nioll valuable INDIAN Moon HfNui; nav s asa
lena 10 Alt. ANNA ptEbSEhBElt9s
, 1880-03-18

plymouth. ltHntnck Co.. H.
THAR s1n: haye been tEoubed with n!l!oas"eM .ss,
INDIAN Hli0p SYRUP, aad fpuitd T. ta he 4 m9$1
valuable fQed,ClNG, 414ph4AH TluMEkEs
, 1880-03-18


Special Dttpoteh to TAt Chteaso Tribune.
FOnT WAYNE. Ind, aiArch 18.-Kohcrt i.
Flcu!n9, an oil resident Of this city, died ut l,s
residence Inst night, utter protrncted Illness.
Tho deceased wns 60 yelr. old, was County
Cprk and Recorder soYcn years., and ocettpIctl
other positions Of trust. lfo leaves handsome
fortutiG.
, 1880-03-18

Neoxn, Cumberland Co., IT,
DEAR SIN: Ny daughter Ind Chlla for fourteen
aanshs snd ssed Su.ost a.es5tA,na oat :th9Y;
HldkpD HYikui, \ abort Eint Ut which vnectaa!ly
cnrad heE. The syrup hhs also Rrently beretal thf
since have hat your uiticlne IN my houaa. roalt
not be Without II and Eecnn.nen fts use q tni7atnt
humanity. N0bSANN1Hl LAW lAENCH.
, 1880-03-18

Buckingham. KAnkskue To-. ILL.,, May n 1sE
DEAN SIn vtss Ffm!y tc.!Y that your Justly FL.
sbfA1ed INDIAN HLIlOn SfHuF gives univbrsal ~
i4taetlon and IL hahly eatoum0d bI III whu hare gsca
It. ihAye used your l,e,tc!ns with thu ost sa!!stse y
tort reatx and ft9EafDFa recommend IL mo "
Ill isoubIea Viii ssr Complaint md ssk isaiaVes'
, 1880-03-18

-------- AuruFa, Knna Co, W.
pNAR RiH3 have uaod SINUS 0f your INI1lhh
NIHlD SYRUP with bcncncIai rosulss. and thtnn y
j. xuuh medicine ~ build up tlle syateH Eengrn1'
J. W. MOON.
, 1880-03-18
TESTIMONIALS.
ILLINOIS.


DlNEAhc OF tho stomach and Liver.
Cntr0, Alexander Co., Ill
DEAR Sir: eat1erinR for s.t1tS tltue m!th 1rnaehs
IL use your relabIe 1Nu1AN llt.s}Oj 5YilUF, wtea
tcstnrtd me- to perfect health nhd strength. -
No, " EIKhth-Be EllAS, NItEILEY
, 1880-03-18

Woodland. lgotluos Co, u r,
nsAM 8lK: ! can say TINT your lkD!A3 H!AIH!o
HYHUP hhA equal fur Sick. 1teaasaenet
ialn in thu lwaia Chllts. Ipd can safely scoa''
msnd III use " suffering huhlanlf ff;,o,. . urvn:
, 1880-03-18

DEAR BHs: This 10 to certify thut 1ouF INDIAN
NlNun BYRuP has cured ME Of Lung Disease
which had been troubling MO f0t long line
iAHilA rtAuII1H.
, 1880-03-18

Mr.. Tlplor offered Il resolution for tho appoint
1netlt Ut IL aEcciMl Gs,tninttico tn Investigate tho
present method nf auttl!ng c1nims igllut tho
United States. llgferrGtt.
, 1880-03-18

tlOrn, Clay Co.. til.
pAARsln: This Is 10 catttfy that youf INDIAN
n1UODSYRUf hns cured mo OF thu T1!rd- -pnY ChiilA
Aflet ell other medicines had fattcd. .,<,..,.,
, 1880-03-18

0ahuTon, Hamilton Co. III
DEAR Brn: Iwastroubed With NGH!HstH f2s aSns "M,s
6YACP, and ala happy TO aay It nnn Gqf&d IT,
, 1880-03-18

n MNtfOnn. E0fes Co, TT
DEAR Btu: ind your INDIAN niCk)D AYIlCP
hpo0dy curcE Ehills, and recommended Il ~ hS
hest motictn0 In ihs county for thaunattsn md
Neuralgia. ELL MITCHELL.
, 1880-03-18
Suppre8Rlpu or fIenGtvAntfou4

3htrldAu, IL Hnlie Co.. ~.
DEAN STR: nv dauGhtsF wH4 su11ruF fF1m bnps bnps
presaton Ut A0i4tsuMtl1n. ind after a1hr!nK Aistt
thlx 1cuty fnt more Than y8hF with tlg Aeat1pnt
tso Ai!opahlc and 9no ionSSsr n,Ssr
nedlc!nee, amony which pE. 1axnu's Attfnni.1s'
thuthouRht ays01f OF The INDIAN BLOOD HfNuti
Toa5 EsnsEks en he dsss.s xsh Th!oh ~ Is, ,oaf oa
medicine. and. 70 this Joy Of s 0ympa hstng tranaA
sba Wis 4ooa restored TO fuuuJarty aud h,nltn,
IullAl /. Wl1lTAQhe*
, 1880-03-18

ENHt83, ENR4F
DEAN H1N: I haye used your EXCELLENT INDIAN
BLOOD SfKUf' in r1r family far Tho past t4e yrAFa
and hAye A!mhgs found 1t Just ~ recommended. IL u
tho ba1t family medicine ever used In MY fn1nify
" SliiH M A. UU0Ka
, 1880-03-18

NEw Yonk. March 17.-John Il. Cecil, we'll
known H. mercantile anl bnnkIpy cfrrlH4, tlip4
tn.ttay. l!e cnne huro from Ohio whcn young
HILL. = = 49,
, 1880-03-18

U72pdVslA duU lUuI&CEtI0M.
Banducn, Dc Knlb Co.. fil
p1AR BIR: Thla f. to csrttry Tint your INDlAN
wnGn ~ y .fe s e..
medicine ever uBou. lllkAA +. ALLKH.
, 1880-03-18

Waterman gsatlon DO Na1b Co.. III
DHAN gf1ti This Is TO certify TINT yous INDIAN
ntnOn SYRUP has cured mo OF Pain In tbs Hack.
II Ia yRluAcfo medicine. MAa. WOOL.
, 1880-03-18

IT - y ~ L8HinhE, COOK To, III,
DIAN g!h: havc found, bY giving ynur INDIAN
uonded TO bo and adyIao anyonD wtu nAy be il pout
health toflyo itA trial MI. FIREMAN.
, 1880-03-18

........ W&uC4NdN- Lake To-, ~.
n11M ain: have uheh your Ktsst !NniA aI4M,H t.t
bfRul and hav0 found II unegualed ~ HlGI t.A''"
ass aud take plsasurs In rgcoumsndnx It - s9fHir
, 1880-03-18
euro Yor Heart Tsisenac.

Tautotntl1, Et1tnehAnt Co. III.
.,n1An atR:, YouF aroat INDIAN HL0un aYMUPIss
fseo"nsoa u !" q" s'l'''z@'' "otiSEM HIM erAl1lNgs.
, 1880-03-18

4 saMguinary soclcey-'The Lnto MIR.
lrOltutl-Enl9rating to Dakota.
4ptctdl ltpatth to Tho Ehtea9o Tribune,
, 1880-03-18

Pontiac LtTngtlon CGunty, i!lu ":
DaAR 5lI.: Ths y esstlfI that ! haxSsr aSr,1a hts9
HLOOb siKuIs an over 10 Jssss Of sKe, aud hs!ts
been krsauy troubled Hllh WsafnsHa Your I,s. assas
'N~A4 =" > '@8ses'" '"'A'"'' u3IopA RApuIrr.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-07-15

Lee Murdocks mill, storehouse and other
buildings were burned. Loss heavy. -
The Cascade -four mills at Osceola Mills, Wis.,,
burned on the 9Th inst. Loss $15, 900; insur-
ance $1O,OOO.
The Iowa Distilling company's alcohol works,
at Clinton, Ia., burned on the night Of the 5th
inst, together with several thousand bushels of
grain:~ Loss $4,000 to $4,000; insurance
$11,OO
A stable on the corner of Hyde and Turk
streets, San Francisco, CAL, burned on the night
of the 9Th inst. Six fremen were buried under
the falling roof. All we're rescued more or less
injured.
At a small fire in st. Louis, Mo-, on the 9Th
inst, q chemical fire extinguisher exploded,
killing Phelm Tool, member of the fire de-
partment.
A fire breaking out in a cheap John clothing
house, at Pensacola, Fla, the 4th inst. burned
the block of the Plaza, except building ateach
corner. Estimated loss $4,000, insurance,
100000.
Pendleton Bros foundry and machine works
at Augusta, Ga, burned on the night of the I'd
inst. Loss, $25,OOO; insurance, $4,000.
George L. Jackson l. Co.'s four-mill was
damaged.
A large barn and several adjoining buildings
on the county farm at Lancaster, Pa, were
burned on the 4th inst. Loss $16, 900.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-07-15

TnDEN's canal reform crusade cost the
state of New York 1872, 1911. Not a
cent was recovered to balance this ex-
penditure. An official statement by Con-
troller 'Wadsworth gives the items for
this expense, all of which was incurred
bo Investigations and lawsuits set on foot
by Tilden to build up his reputation as
a great reformer. In fact it may be said
that the state of New York paid over
S92, 900 for Tilden's nomination for pres
ident. If second nomination is thrown
in without extra charge, the bargain
won't be such bad one. :..r..s,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-07-15
A Bold Scheme

ploy of Brayton, 1vas Il Co., Broad street, New
York city, was sent out to deliver stocks valued
at 1897, 200. He returned, saying he had lost
the package of securities on Wall street between
William and Broad streets. Mr.. Ivas, who is
president of the stock exchange, reported his
loss to the police, and after long search, the
renee R. Jerome, Jr., son Of the well-known
banker and sporting man, and Edward NJ.
Patchell, manager of the banking house of Guy
Bevan l. Co, 40 Exchange place. After their
arrest, the securities were found in Patchells
office, and it was admitted by the young man
They intended to send them to Europe and have
them negotiated there. The manner in which
they gained possession of the stocks was not
Ciy11ged
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-07-15

The damage by the breaking of the Sny levee,
on the Mississippi, in Illinois, is figured at $50,
900. No more than one-third Of the wheat or
corn crop is lost.
portion of Portland, Ore, is flooded on &C
count of rise in the Columbia river Some
other places along the river are also submerged,
and the damage will be about 100000.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-07-15

railroad. The row Saturday began by the mar
shal of the day striking a man for insulting a
woman. and the blow was a signal for free
which every conceivable Weapon was used. The
result was the probable fatal wounding of -four
men and serious injury of Is more. Seven
physicians from neighbering towns attended
upon the wounded. The Irish element were
the aggressors, and were badly worsted. The
best citizens of Troy Mills engaged in the en-
counter.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-07-15
THE MARKETS,
Reported by CHANDLER, BROWN Co., Commission
Merchants Milwaukee and Chicago.
New York.


New YORK, July 1O-3:0O P. M.-Flour-
Quiet and without important change; receipts
Is, 432 bbls; round hoop Ohio at $4.80@5.25;
choice do at S5.3O@6.5O; super western at $3.50
@4.15; common to good extra do $420@4.6o;
choice do at $4.70@7.00; choice white wheat do
at $4.5O@5.OO. WheatSpring nominal;
winter ]5@1c lower; fairly active; sales 49,
600 bus No. white seller August at $1.O9;
II, 400 bus No. red seller July at $1.161a@
1.1715; 20S,0O0 bus do seller August at 81 1615
@1.10&; $4,000 bus do seller September at
1.091S. Corn-A shade easier and dull; mixed
western spot at 46115@49c; do future at 400
SOC: Steady; western at 34@43c Beef
Steady and quiet; new plain mess at $3.50;
new extra do at $1,000. Pork-Dull and heavy;
new mess at $1,000. Lard-Easier; steam rem
dered at $7.1719. Butter-Firm and unchanged
Ohio at 12@22c. Cheese Dull and weak at 81
@9c for poor, to choice: Whisky Nominal.
Sugar Quiet and firm. sMolasses Unchanged
rather quiet: Petroleum Very strong. Rice
Steady; good inquiry; Coffee-Quiet and about
tine-Dull at 27@2711c. Resin Unchanged
at S1.421s@1.50. Tallow= Steady at 61s@61c
for western. Eggs-Firm at 121a@14c for fail
to choice. - -. =, s., -" -
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-07-15
Milwaukee,

MILWAUKEE, July 1o-s:oo P. M.-Flour- In
tras at 4.20@4.30; choice extras at $4.6O@5 90.
Wheat at-Irreguiar and lower: No. cash closing
at $3.50; No. at $1.0279; No. 2 seller August
at 9219c; seller September at 89Ac; No. 8 cash
at 81c. Corn-Lower at 352zc. 0ats-Lower
at 24s4c. Barley-E'asier, at, 72111c. Rye
Weak and lower at Toe. Pork-Stronger at
1880 for cash. Lard-At $3.50 for cash..
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-07-15
Efightful Falls.

By the fall of a scaffold at Prospect, O., on
the 10th inst, two carpenters, Williams and
Cummings, were precipitated distance of 20
feet injuring Williams slightly. Cummings
fell upon the handle Of a hatchet, receiving an
injury in the armpit which lacerated the auxili-
from hemorrbsse Deceased was % lSV Years id. old
James B. George, wholesale boot and shoe
merchant, at Baltimore, Nd, was instantly
killed on the 9Th inst, by fall from the fourth
story window of his warehouse, while fixing
shutter.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-07-15
;l,hicagO.

CHICAGO, July ,lO-1:3O P. M.-Wheat-
settled, lower and heavy at close; 92c for cash;
90c for seller August; Corn-Weak and
heavy % ossl st s5Sac for cssh s5c for seller % Aq-
and easy at Csc for cash; 2211c for seller Au-
gust; 221lc. for seller September. Rye and
barley-Unchang AWhisky--At S1.O9. Pork
Strong and higher at $13..75 for cash; $1S. 80
for seller Angust;; $3.50 for seller September.
Lard Steady at $6.7715 for cash; $685. for
seller September. Hogs-Receipts 1900 head;
% cat Rec Receipts % 500 head; quiet @ and easy; sy;
shipping at $4. .9O@4.75; grass Texans ut $3.50
@3.25 native butchers at $2.30@3.00.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-07-15
A Stampede at Buffalo.

An army officer stationed at Fort Keogh, now
in Chicago, gives an account of an interesting
buffalo hunt which recently took place on and
in the Yellowstone. The Grow Indians, getting
little short of meat, went in pursuit of bison,
and, finding a herd Of four thousand, attacked
it savagely: Tho animals became infurated
after while and started in panic for the
river, followed by the no less excited redskins.
Soon there vas an indstingnishable mass of In.
dians, buffalo, and ponies in the stream. and,
the current being strong, many of each were
drowned. 1t is estimated that thirty savages
went down to death, and that ponies and but.
falo almost innumerable met similar fate.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-07-15
RnFnAe6 tn DeafnD.

C. B. Howard, veteran of the Mexican
war, confined in the Merced (Cal.) jail for
drunkenness, set the building on fire, on the 4th
inst, and was fatally burned before he could be
rescued.
For creating disturbance at Victoria, B. c.,
on the 5th inst, Thomas Pail was chained to a
post in a stable. After wards the stable took
fire and Pail was incinerated.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-07-15

Switzerland experienced the severest earth
quake shock that has been known there for
several years, on the 4th inst. Two persons
were killed and several meters of the summit of
Schnelberg, near Quarten, fell, overwhelming a
large wood.
An earthquake at the Island of St. George,
one of the Azores group resulted in the forma-
ton of another island 600 yards distant and
1890 square yards in extent.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-07-15
Al llatiCs

The two-miles freshman race between eight
Dared crews from Harvard and Columbia COL
leges, rowed over the Thames course at New
London, Conn, Oh the 7th inst, was won by
Harvard in II minutes 80 seconds; Columbia's g
time, II minutes 81 seconds. The race was an
exceedingly pretty one and hotly contested
throughout
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-07-15
BOld SQUatterS.

Captain Payne, at the head of band of set
tiers, has evaded the vigilance of the United
States troops, and invaded and taken possession
of tract Of land in the Indian Territory, con-
trary to the proclamation of the president. It
is stated that Payne courts arrest, in order to
determine whether the Territory is open to set
tlement.