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, 1880-11-12
ARTISTIC EMBROIDERY.
4 Trio Display In That Limo by tho
Decorative Art society.

Society @ ] uf Decorative Ar. opu,,c,i It's M phe.s
cyhIlit,ou nt fp oc,oc,s yc,,rrt,uy n,orniuw III
tho SotIoty's rooms. Nos. . ana IN the l'ko
iNa,ld.ru, ptl tho corner Of MDMrt,o md Statc
streets, md tcspltc the utfnvorable weather
which prcyailc,l tho uttcn,la.,cu was excellent,
Ifa dtspay ot ctnbro1dent1 "osX WIS potn
1urger ul,d OF grrater artistic worth tnil my
tim Socioty hns ,rtyfonsly tuatlc and many
W w"u tls.lcu 'hu s',ni ,.,.'o ~. ..,. ".aS
tune sestefsay wcte ih1riS hs.ohlshea Ut .no
evidences they hGl!ed, III tho lcn'st!fHl Ietti!o-
wurk tllspImyud a1ll In tho sl,ecImuns Of ia,ttcry
thu siccrsstul IIlnnnur IN whIcn tho S0eiHty Is
advancing thU interests Of DECORATIVE ast In this
city.
A1nonE tho most beR.itti!i! specimens ot tho
Society w,.s II partnrru ii 1.iro H,Ik scrgo de-
olgncI With groups ur hutiy iyhscks.
rhrpe rn,.cls f,'r i I!re.scruen In dead green
tluwess Ia tc utor and llIy yaoeks In tl,v third,
weru very fllle pieces nf work. Thu s,itilillg nf
thu tut,ttnwer ienycs witH nltrreiolIsly trtu to
ri tt.u icnf with II fidelity r!ynll1tH TINT Of tho
artists pnNcil. THIS wuyk WAS tta,.ts ~ tho ~.
Hic.y ou nj or,,ur FROM New r"rl. whyro It will
Uc sent utter tho cxktb3tlEn hMB closed.
brunch OF roses springlns fn,,n unn nr It's cut:
ners n,iI Hi.ts!scA ut tho luwcr e.Nl With lHnd
Of plush In deeper sl,aa Or t..c sat,c blug, wis
rsh a sss Of
worked u, fetl iunrn t,irputuy, tho dcsEn be-
tue A,inituwcra liiii cet--ta'ls.
Ono OF tho Ihrgeat Pieces on oxhlbitfon was
| I,pro on IL ground at ue br.,ndcluth tho
gkIlrul needle Ind nNEttttsl Il XrrUlla putisrN
representing earth. Mr. n,lu wutcr, the design uf
nmstor I * thls br",s. % ot aecor.tse nrt. ri " Ti,o
| tmn1nlstIon ttleltittCI IL AEurt Of wntcr, with
, 1880-11-12

pEoniA, ILL. Nov. l1.-GRAIS-Cnfn inactive but
firm; high mixed, l4a.4c: mlted s14ai!c. Oats In
uctivo; No. wh!te t,4@r1tc. ltyo bc,ree md n0ml
m! at ksafc fur No. u Sa'es fur ianunry Mt aifc.
lIiNllWlXEK-unchAlvutn nj &1.uh
MISREPRESENTATION. I,Hhl but tnrn, H.115 but pHta,
81 htNJ hui rye I.3tt but athElby, HN l,I.
HUIt'MESTx-Wheat, .uh uu; c0fn, EXON but ohts,
ca37j hui Ey0, h,Iu but bMrl1y. no bu.
, 1880-11-12
TEMPERANCE,

spsstal DtspsteA to 7h4 chteaeo Trbnn&
lHulANAruL1s, Ind, Nov. 1l,--Tho State Tom
perance LcaHlo to-tlay elected tho following
othcoH; rrcsldent, f. H. llcyuolds, IIuycrs-
town, vlce-trcsi.!cnt, H. +. Cnrtpr, Mitchell;
sccrutary, r. y. tl0ntlwin, indianapolis; vrcas-
,lrvr, slEs. Dr. Sldoll, Indianapolis. III hs ~.
port OF tho yours operations, Hf. uoot!wln says:
"Wo ase t.ot VI opinion tt.at tho best l!.u,ns nj
tempur1ltMp purity; but We slitI,IA rettisa ii
work fur tho NIen ut Any purity who usv lhUlr
influence for tho lel.etk IT ito iiquOr i9tcteSt.
, 1880-11-12

Epfcfdt Ulfpdtch 10 Ine Chicago 1f1b1tnes
NEW YDnK, Nov. 1l.-ls:tA1S-Wneut-A brisk
movement reported In Nintor. mainly nn speculative
account. but Mt very variable pr!ces especially on tue
grade Of Nu. rcd, which In tho opiion limo
opcncd at M a!vanco ot !so's' a bn'no,
brnko sUvernly, rccednR through tito daJ.
with frequent HuctnntIonh at f@1Au bu under
free offerings. partly from representatives Of tho TX
port Interest. NeAr tho close. on II rather more
urgent call frpm speculative sources. partly
for tho protection OF outstanding tontrncts,
prices rallied trao. Tho latcst .rnHsaclons.
however, Indicated n decline Ut AG:13c u bl,,
ou heavy and Irregular n,arxot Export operations
continue On q restricted ecne. eprInR wheat rilal
sonlawhnt enstcr nfh dull; Anles FGpnt!cd Ut No.
rcd Al f1.1si1i.aA, rnostly At slatsiali clos
tng al st,EgletLai; do November nt t119!ieel.2i.
closlnR at <l.1of: dQ Dccomer nt si2lH0l22H ulos-
Ink nt t1i,t; dD JANUARY nj ttzpf9l.4e closing nt
ss5A do February ut :oH thu arst trading IN
No. . red ut *'.si!&9t.l7f, ungFndod rod At
sLll9lT, No. Chicago sprluE ut sl1a
torn moro nctiso hbrc. mainly IN
the option limo: oeslnss tor cnrly dGltTGry light and
values quoted steady; tho demand Inns bcan less
urgent; options avo Sson quoted irrcRutnt ind Eon"
craily tuwer, tho January option on So3 recetilnT
much as Nc bushcl on Il frcar movement;
saus reported of msxed Wcstorn ungradrd
It GAaHg4c, Ms to quality No. . al Hc'
Important purchases Of corn waso reported as ns-
Ing beun male nt lhtoror points Of accumulation On
a1port eccount, Including 1t nHpatu about 3Qnu bn'
at ruA.lvey hi9hor tiRures thun tho curront quotA-
uons hGre, In Lnstanccs rs much as 3a@Ho
bn above New York rrtc0B. Onts less
nct!vo and Irregular u prices, scncrnsy tsido
weak oh lEocr fHes'nKsi s"eh tePotsea VI "L.o
WeaturH nnrruded nt Ee0c. M to quality; nlixod do
II a8s&9l l2c, No. ChicnR quoted nt 10 lid. ye-A
fair demand noted at previous lE1cGh No. Westurn
NovomDur nuosod at tl.G' nsd mud si.osl.os asked.
Barley bold nboye tho Views VI buyers. and quot-
pn0ylsioSs-A fair business reported IN the 'tns
OF hug products, c.lloty In Western stsan lard nt
ss,s ws'sn fns psn fGs 'n5s
Western ,isss il iIst rciss.; sssT:: ;ntl9a; "a! va
iIf75 nsknd. Er,,ssri hoes ctn,inNn II falr ,ie.
hIMnd Auutt.d Mt 5f4t.kc. int meats bblllnR nllBr
ato,y ii iorn'ss pflcss Baeon IL Fo1a oa'n3d With
II Western sseam iani n,odefatox avifye III curly
demand; yuutcd fur thu Coninput for November dv-
TtftUW--E(rIt] with bn1Gx 1o{et at GlfE}f1c Ak}n
Iot ii innry III HV.tHG,
SIN W-Ituw nulpt but 1rtu ut 13G41So for fair TO
c0uI rtntnr ruts.
efItEifiITN-A T,tbrhtp movement rcutrt1d. ns
we'll III tr Ernin n3 In uIu6t other iTNtf0 Grests;
on through irouht nccuant cliinny Hf corn Itlt-
uiutailonI for thts rluss IT fre!shti fnr
1iyoruUoI, efvnxen,u,,tx ygpnCtet Gy stelni,
Hour Il ~ t&:s tn1stIy through trnE!lt MD forward
, 1880-11-12

DuFYALo, Nov. ll.-OnAlS-{1hnat quiet and
bishcrt aalcs lA0ol bu; No. hnrd Duluth. ti1t]s.
Corr, nctya ind loMur; salos lCu bu at il.&4I1lc;
su1 b,, saHlple ut 50Ac. Olhor grain neglected and
Innllna1 XII
CANAL FAEt0HTs-l.oucr nnd casy at % for wheat,
and 7AQ TOR cQfu. - r.'
, 1880-11-12
D1sTlfOI1'.

DETHulr. Nov. 1L-FiAun-Htcady.
GnAlT-whsat nrmt M. wl.ts. si0n&; November.
$lUs>l; uecunb0T. 4tb ja1unry, sl.Ji; No. whilu.
tln4t M. rcd. SlD. iure!ps, ~ UI bu; shipments
1AU1 but.
, 1880-11-12

CLEVELAND, O.. Huy. II. - pKTAoLKuM-rtrMs
Standard whito. III test, ll3{c.
eis yst' @ cSt;sea.e. Sx Isas e.
FtlltAd0pAIn I0Ilfary,
, 1880-11-12

NEW yDItK, Nov, tl.-llusHesR oHly moderate with
packaRu houses, and jabbnH trldu quiet Chtton
Rnulx In fulr Icaiant uild stcaly rrNts quic Sln-
pls Einghnms !n fhr dvtat but Esssa,i stylea laes
active. Num- WHHrs MuulthA III ttrHGu&uF dom Ntal,
Cultured haIInDls III fair request aud Hrul.
, 1880-11-12

Tho people tlavo confidence In tho Hhakcrs'
SnrsaplrIltu, lecN,se Il Konulne GhnkUr incI-
icing, prepared by thu uCa,terbury 6hakers, Ehak-
or Yj1luBu. N, II.
, 1880-11-12

QAAYEiif

tNDrANAr01.tB, Nov. ft-tsnAIS-Wfieat nfmeF;
E6:4 rod, tlGs torn sleat!y At @sc; naw 4io. Oata
stendy NJ 3l91!}so.
, 1880-11-12

Mothers with aick!y. fretful. nurs.ug children
taxing Hop Hittets daily,
, 1880-11-12

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. v.ll.-COrr0S-EAay, mtddllnk,
l04o low mi dllng, HUT Huut ordinary, lct not fp-
rosts. In baptI grosd uxporss to dFeat Hrssain
Gol', coastwl1c. Alui salea, ,aWl stock, lG,u'd.
, 1880-11-12
1.lKILAIlkl.pIIIA.

PutLADEtruIA. nov. lL-EL0uM-FiEm, Without
decided chauss. NJe nuuf IN light teuaad 1t tas7M9
&!A
GnAtN-Whsat oponsd active, oloseA qulat, rejeet-
d, tLlli Ne. rod. slsva.oE. tl1A, No. red, No.
, 1880-11-12

lzl Al bEtts
Tho cnrpo hnrkpt wns quirs ahd steady. About hnlt
dornt louds rorn tnli cnriy, ltccoivcrs do mt cx-
psot rnuch lumber thl4 fhl1 Fhef ARC not ren'
Ing ont mary ve.sss tho sh'rpots bpna uHwlnln1 ~
rar tho current ffcahs nf rel! Mt present prices.
The rocelpts to yards Mill Hfohhbly bu c0ntloss-
bio rot Following Is tie ranEo fnr casenca:
tirctn tftco stun. .'s SHtM III
nfcnn ctnnlI'n ich.....%..s ..t.'. t...+ ;ru1 eim
@ttoHn t1atsst1
ltrTSl1 tabH sn.!
Standard khnEi Ge ~
Extra fitttIruA.
1.ntli. lV* tn
Tho yard market continues fairly nctIvc. nHd tho
shiputntts nta libcrat. DGnIors nfo receiving nj.
dcra from All parts Ut tho West ovon rs fns oat ~
Cheypnnc4 a,,d xoDa !nn, 81 lanscs hns Gcen sota
10 so south. Dry lumber Is arHdy. Following Is tho
1lat tho inside for common bc!nx for rrccn stun:
FIRST and rrennA Clear inch; ;:..,.-..r".s XII M
First and RGcnn,f c!car, md !ncM.t..'ts' Ang
f1r.t ard teefm' olesE a3 E4'nch'.'.'s..., sms at
lrst n'aH I'D faal. sse"n,i M eiaar ros nc:. S
n!rn f!1ss aa Sns s:c', cicsr rcaSi :r ..... @
Cnmn,n rs.., ic1 ss1x II @
11nnss K s!oss sntas iss; ish,
stuck b.,nrsK. lps3 nch.... sMxftIn
Esne!nE 9rst 'lf1t1 1;tsti.sI 9tiI
cnm,s't, h,arG. Haa H.. .:.:......... i:Mks!EM!
tanii"n bnar,i. No. II md II t...... ,!Hist,En
Hsns!'n msns"n .'a lid sa
1mhrt, * Ii aks, Inclusive, Is IT. unl!er.. t9<kl!Ml
III I'D aass sts :I 2sI
sSInsss sSIInSss sssF : siS $;i 3ss a
, 1880-11-12

Tim anye notice II Issued pursuant tn 1Loso!utlon
Of tho Directors pasneA July 10 "iH 1ftyilu H'tns
fas nrertn9 exrns.sct ut thn lilin"; Hl! ltlnsuch
tsenysre saanot be ,ea,ixsd " time 70 Eroyids ior
1rs The gall EDWARD l,EAltNEbt Prcstlunk
New York. Sent. II. ls<L
, 1880-11-12

TUItlsENTINE.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 11.-3rlNiTs 0t TunpEH7tNr-
Firm ut
, 1880-11-12
,>~.,..:'.1n.!':a,.1 ..:.1h.s,AD 'r!!,ni:.ran1r:
ARRIVAL AND DEpAETllhG on Tpjiiyy3

J:xILANAItnNnpl lsHvsnHycr M.,r
GInsScd' Inns 'sund"' e.e'psc'i iMoais; Gs.,sntd,,
, 1880-11-12

I1cHFt 4FfHFo
H. Louis h Gulf Express,,,.,1s Eli a MI. ,!3Ipr1
u i.t'l.ls Il tuif Inst iine ..... Hji MS ;:ii an
kuileustHty T. Uufnr Fnst Ex. s12:i j. mi a:l ri
1vutfa. ltur)Etn K9pku.k ExIs H:Ii il nh s:a pm
itGrI Il fek1l Speg14l Is H::ii ln{ 1;IJ
Springfield NIintlnlbAi Es4t Line IiI:Il u I'll III
flMMy. sltMlly nxceiIt sundays. m
NHrE-I'ulIsiAn S[tnplftg ENfn from Chicago 10 It.
Louis, knsus City, and lpsrl. lnsur Hay Coaches
with REVOLVING cialtrr EhlcG!!b to H. Louis nn1 he.
glinlnG thar SltunNg Enra Chlc..Uo 10 Hannibal aud
Kntaas CItr..- M el.nyo OF Day cuaches ChlcAGdto
st. Louis Dr knnbus City.
Chicago d Alton.
Union Depot, Wrht SLID, gnrnGr CaHnl sNd Van ~
rnil-nt.. Mnnr Van ItNfe-st- briige, and rE9ntr
tlirl.sk Ticket tlnIGGl1 nk Dernts, ~ south Chf8
IT,, GRIND l.ucto Hotel. uiil Palmer House.
, 1880-11-12

rnr ainn. ,int.,e.ilo"s@ rlnlc.'r,ttr. Subway
sssSa isss ,s's!''r 's!'r'{ r'ms, i" r3s s:;9r'sx 9,s:x
rnrhsnss enr,,er lta,ldnfnii ind s,d"t ofcc y
!NIsa. 70 GAtln..st.. and ht thu danny Iamna.
, 1880-01-24
ON 'C1fANGE.

4 Nervous nnd Tldgcty Fcc1lng III
Wheat and Pork-Shnrp Decline In
tile FORMER, Followed by a Reaction
md TlrMncr 1fccllng.
Tho prtnlucu ilArkcts were Irregular yes
tertlay,ssanu rather nervous, but mt 70 bad
III either direction as OIL Thursday. The upen-
Ing feeling WIS rather weak In wheat, MIL
the price declined one cent additional, tho
market touching st.l0N fur March. But at
thiA price buyers appeared and t0Ok hold
quite freely, whllo the longs were less will
fng 10 sell ut tile Decline aud 1t seemed ns IL
about I'll! the weak lougs Ind already been
shaken out Of the deal. Pretty soon
1t was apparent to the close watchers
that tie parties WHO are generally supposed
to be operating for New York capitalists
brokers. and taking about all TINT was offered
rs quietly as they could, So ~ not 70 put up
tic prices OH themselves. Tho res,llt was MI
upward turll,. though It was not 81 sharp as
TS @ ppopey prpeSy aa Y9 9 Sfe c rye 4s,e1s eass d H.
some bcnE lower, and MI neglected. Later
III thu ttny It was rlllnoreh, 6n wl,at scanned
p be pretty good n, g,4tllpr'ty, tllat consn!ta.
wiieli It was resolved that, as The market
into tic iicli and take nli Tint
%e s weps wnf e sfc se # S the so ssnG nS
vatu tclegr,ill.s, Which stuffed TINT New York
brokers Wera buying quietly. but Ind alrcaIy
taken !arEg g!antI1!ss, g AMI were apparently
anloilg the iocnl fpternity, who seemed ut
tho outset tu bo more De,lrish t,lnn ,tA,lnl
many Of them expect!ng q decline to $l.10
within tho next week.. But some Of them
iaaH!I, lie market ia!ivaisea !i t on " Change 10
Sl,lD1 fnr AlMtcl,. II fell off one cent in tho
fourth Of a cent bcttertha,t Thursday even
iihe corn market was rather weak carly,
declining q 0f u cent on SPOT to n cent on
tic SUMMER futures, hut Improved III ,co,l,-
puiy with wl,cat, md ruled quite steatty
during the latter part Ut tile day, closing III
the M sf5 h f y SR1 every taS saS II Ihfnrss for ss
but Will, very little doing for my Of tl'o win
:Thu market for pork advanced 717 cents In
the morning, under tlle reccipt Of news that
Ynrlls, but fell back Is cents Inter III tic
principal session, wbcn It wRs found tint
hogs were not so ,.actlye us lad been
represented, and tl1at tho early al; ad;;
il ths afternoon at nearly, the same prica as
| M Thursday cyeling,-SleN5 for March,.
Tho 1nnrket for lar4 was rnther quiet, n1ltl
| averaged II shntle ensier, while there wis less
doing In meats, though no noteworthy change
The market for oats declined tlve-clgl,tl,a
| nearly recovered. Rye fell oft q cent II
b,lslel, but tliat WIS as compared with tho
% rye II lie he Witt What % vas re"t yiti @Ss abot
cents II lllsl1e1.s hurley was tfriner yesterday
tho decline Of tho previous dny nttracting
, 1880-01-24
GRAIN IN THE UNITED STATES.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Jan. a3,-The Natlroad
and Warehouse Commissioners have received
communication from d, I. Culver, Ware
house Registrar Mt Chicago, which states tho
total amount Of grain in tho fifteen warc-
houses OF Chicago OIL Jan. II to hive been
II, ,s37, 92tal bushels. There wero Mt the same
date af!oat l,'ss0, $40 bushels, making totalln
Chicago Of 10,a.7,o7l bushels. Mr.. Culver
says: "tTlle accumulated stocks OF grain In
tho Repositories Of this country, including
that in transit by rall, also including
Toronto md Montreal, are reported TO
list Of bi,0lp,an bushels. II appears that
Chicago hollis nt this time about 81 per cont
Of MI lllo grain ln sight In tlsts country. New
York IL sud to hive Ind on the 17th list, Il
supply of 10 Q00, VII bushels. Tbs proportion
ofWlleat to tho lntIra n,lount Of 9rnlii hold
here, disintss1ng ,ninp0rtnnt declnnls, Is E'
per cent; 0t corn, 8, $40 psr cent; Of oats,
j $40 per cent, Of tic visible supply Of wl!ent
im this country, y t-1o per cent are hold III
Chicago, mora than onefonrth. Wo haye Of
corn 45 per cont Of all that Ii III sight" Mr..
Culver concludes with u statement which
Chicago y Sto, ,s7, ,845; Ut corn, 81, 40; Of
oats, S357,plS; nf rye, o03,al0: Of hurley,
SA2G,aU; !naklng totai Of St3,a47, 7Oo locked
up In ErA!l.
, 1880-01-24
Egyptian monuments which lsnvn bceli
brought to light by ChamW1llon, Wilkinson,
ami Otbnr EKYnthinRf4ta.

Egyptian monuments which l!nvn beet
brought to light by C'lampollIon, Wilkinson,
anil other ERylthloEtsts.
:. Upon th, ri.ceipt of !,iorrnatfon. to-day nj
the. llca'lqlarters of tlIt Order Of Scotland
discovered relies of. n M.ls''Ic character ln.-
nestl, tho Alcxandrian olrl!sk. instructions
were given by Tho llcntl Of tho Order To eOnl-
mu,licato Immediately. with tho, head Of tho
Masonic fraternity IN Egypt, md request him
IL Obtain photographs Of the eiublemss nh
cnrtlcd hy tho removal q the shnft II up
pears lint there Is a tlisislun .of opinion
nnlong prominent: members of tho Masonic
Order nj 10 tic 0rtg1n Of Fremastl,ry-su,,lu
maintaining that II descended from tho sent
nf ANCIENT civilization, while others nre coil
tent tn recognize rs Urlnln IN the Middle
Ages. AmnnY the latter urr tlI0so wlin llayn
given Tic subject great attention.. and have
accumulated n larRe 1tt!nbcr Of valuable
whrks hcaring upon nl1 thn points IN cnntrt'-
versy. The hdyt,eatcs of tllo theory Of tho
a,,cicnt origin nf Masonry nrn delighted with
tho announcement That 9iir ti9v.r,ltncHt has
tho existence OF Masonry asN0,,g the Romans
, 1880-01-24
OLD CHINA AT THE VATICAN

Curious complications Arising ONt OF
the nt;unrantce Law ,,-rhe POPE, a
Du,kc, N rInruulr, md f,usxfl,ly tho
r.. ,u.nt,. ,,as, ~ ~ o,,ies naa,a, tnn;o -
for 'io',tA p''ss lAo c1'ieA soel"1 "pc ~
Rome has been tho recent sale OF certain
pieces OF old chinn at thpyoticnn, Theaifalr
thrcuteus to agsu,nt, mn international impor-
tn,oa ,,d ~ ,a1a,'s,, no'.,,ma,'ta, ,,,o,, ~,
tahcg, Il'u ~ Varlo"Sly commenced Mi,o'e Wy
tho Italian press. No one can forctetl what
now stand. tho facts run as foliows: K
s,,nr+ ,,,,,a st,,oo S,rror c,o,on,1,,I - .a,o-
s'o.t tnao eai.cc' o,s"o. , Naaeo.'a;' ,,s: 49,
bratetl art-1ealer OF Nolne, purchased thirty
for long time Ind re,nAined hidden md for
cotton hv nvarv MN In n cinsat nj Coatn1
So.'In Sa,, ~ .,, u's4 @ -" " ~"seS aa,,S"s ~
ti'lhtloifo, tue ropes summer residence.
Four OF these plates were particular
Iy valuable, one being undoubtedly
tho work of Inca della f,oht{n. The nrice
,a,, I ~ srs ti,a,,, ,.,". n, nno fro,'"s II saa,no
palt! 1or Meill was 5l,oo 'IAhes' ~ scellS'
Furthermore, that Slgl!or Paolfnl, an In
spcctpr III the Italian police, Wts u party In
TIC Transaction Of Sigllor Giuculnfnt. Tho
Duke dslln yer!arn, 9ll l.car!ng TINT SIenor!! ll
solno Old chlna formerly belonging to tlIe
, 1880-01-24
TILDEN'S TAXES,

NEW YonK, jan, 9.-Solne months ago
the Government filed bill Of discovery in
the case of tie United States Us. Snn,,,el j.
TIlden, propoundinx questions us to Tisden's
lncMnu during the years enumerated III the
complaint Gov. ridden, through cou,l-
sci, dclnurrel to the bill, and Judgu Dlatch-
forl decided ngaInst HIN, ordering that l,e
should ullswer the intcrrogatorlcs. From
this order Gov. Tlldcn appealed to the Su.
prcno Court Sixty tlays have now elapsed,
md Gov. Ttllen has not yet filed Ills answer,
claiming that It IL not necessary until tho
Supreme Court tlRva decided tho appeal. To-
laY Districts Attorney Wuo!lforl moved he
fur0 Judge BlAtshf0rtl, IL! tlo United Suites
Circuit Cutlrt, for d further order 10 compel
ridden 10 answer tho interrugatorlcs Mt ul,cv,
trrespective0t the urpeal, which WIS opposed
by counsel Oil tho 1tller s!he. lie cAs0 WAS
SGT down for argument next week.
, 1880-01-24
SOMETHING OF AN EEL.
Tho Creature That II Hnid 10 Have
HccM Taken Out Of n DrHln in Long
EklaNd,

lsccra Takcu Out Of DrHln in Long
1-,...s
Nt'o iefk sun:
Some fifteen years nxo drain m tho I'c'amn.
IN wnro p, IT e. cas end For Tho tbo
.s. f'. 's.,s ~ ,,ra;" h". .onod ~ o
grmIuiIy flilinE up agsin. At times II has re-
fused to carry OF the water, and ut othor times
the nossnvc has seemed 10 bo compara,Iyely free
from obstruction. These things puzzled tho
foreman OF the cstnte, for. bclnB man OF CT
pericncc In TINT part Of hyothal'cs covering
,shw % nv S"' ,,c. ssm,l1 ,n ,n,cs,nttcmt IN ,ts
WY INC "cs M sno" st,,i w ,st,a r.,o" ~ US
', times, be- snys. Vs. by noises proceeding from tho
drain oven wfo1 thorc was no waier running
th11n,gI, II.
cninu nuarcr together. until II wns dcuirGd nee
cssnry to tnko out the grnttngs -nnd maks
thorough repairs on tho drslin. The foreman dr:.
tho ,Ippcr crate and ltsT.lrl 10 pr1,be tho drait
10 hls uHtonlsh1nent he found thnt the tl-
striction WIS alive; tliorr waa ny other solution
s nu as h he hcEn,s t tic probing process. liz At
once began 'lfYRin9 tho ''rsiii open, nnd In II
nbou. three feet of creature whlnh he Thought
to bo l.io,lstur eel II wis the tA!l, md 1t wns
so lurHe that # ncnr!y tlllesf tho drain. Ile
Gnt' G't the erent,itS m slowly drew nway from hn,
md seemed nl.out to dlsappcNr In tho ,iran. III
picked M q stick and Fayc tho crcat',re y sharp
hole. Quickly Krnspiug I'm nll ax. the forrn,ntl
chopped III soiN two feet Of tho till, eter1a.nrt
ol,stsaotinx 81 aq1i II se1aii tic drat. H. wv ' ''''
tall, said lilo forcman, "thc thing icH!n back
Mt,o,it two feet inoro nut, and then fetched
hIl anothcr clip with the nx, cutting OIL, Il ace
s tSn s n1 % l. Y sSs sa n 10 S.af ss Gw a Gns sa h
kf1tw TINT II didn't let him EGt moro thntl
, 1880-01-24
Tile COURTS.
THE Flu1s1.lTY.

THE FlDE1ITY.
About two months aEn V. A. Tnrpln, lte-
rcIycr Of tho Fidelity Savings Hank, 'llet!
rctl,!on asking 10 ltavo tho amount Of his
COMPENSATION asccrtaiucd anti Ills accounts
cynmInrd. Tho petition WIS referred To u.
u. Nugrutler, Master IN Cfiallccry, md yes
tr1tlay The inter flied an Immense report,
bu1nd IN folio volume Of GOO or coo pages.
T,1s Muster reports that llo has examined
every item Of tho Receivers reports, COM
par1ug them with the vouchers md c0rr0!s
orutiun them by tic examination Of tho Re-
celycr under oath. Tho inventory of tic
nsscts antl liabilities has also been examined,
nt,l every Item md account Is founl to he
correct md Is approved, with the exception
of NJ, item of SI,400 on tho credit side
Of tho account. This Item grows out Of
whot il known ns the ShufGlslt, Contes Il
IRA settlement, md wills objrcte,l to by FclIx
/. iirit!rn, Win WIS present nnd represented
tlie tl iaI,k @ Wis iote of the Chicago Cotton
ManaiastnrIMS Co, G"a9pX q 81 wAS1I E's theTs her.
wts wi,s @ secnretI by stock Of tic Company, but
tyns authorized ta compromise by taking rcnl
estate. lie then nccepted $40, ZOO q Property
a "r1Eags! tS1 oa t1ht tho Sf mai u S aqneqiv aa
r,,br1l,cu, anil tho Receiver h,,s abandoned
th!rtee,l Of them rnther iIlnii pny Mt tl!g
fchlt, Coatcs 4 Rae, nra responsible, and for
fhe present, Mt least, tile Master thinks tllis
inattur should not bo either approved or dis
approved.
1teu,s, ct,!lt.s 1T list to tic question Of legal
EXPENSES. lie suites TINT si7, Geo. 20 has been
pa(l in that way to the following gentlemen:
ATnuld Trip, st.5ls,o0; Plnlnner l. Brntl-
{aS 5 ssSt T. 4 A. ~ T. Eisisaa iii d TaS;te SS II
.jcwet, $50; md llltcl,coek, Dtlpee & J,!tlul,,
Si4,4H. The amount paid to Mr. JeWctt was
for his prosecuting the, suit OF MuEllken ".
Taylor, which was = SUI to % rseoyer S!5,oo
Hank. Tho, Fidelity was creditor Of the
Of ' sl5.ooo, and Il it l,al won. Tic
sit ~ wog uIa hHyH . ressiys naygon M S{sn Sds's2
I'll tSnFs, q e!n Fbt'nT sat foS t!i9 ill t pasiy
against fourth, I'll hope, Of sharing In the
s1T,ois, is harily jlsiiiiaGle, md tho lie.
criver should first llnve asked the direction Of
aIviee, S E aid tho case va Appended 70 tic 81.
thinks the claim Of $3.50 ought 10 be allowed.
The claim OF Hitchcock. Dnpce & Ju!lnls WINS
5arye;rvees from Sept; -, ls77, to Noy. !,
attending to over 2Wsuts, tnyulvlng 500 00t,,
SJ0o,000 worth Of property. Willie some Of
charges seemed high, tho Master c0ilsl ldrretl
an and Iii "llSwea %1 tem len H III. r!ifcn ,inas str"nk
objections, but when called O,l could give no
proof Of Ills assertions, anil the Master there
tnre .llsregartle,i them.
,avor i' q allowing t the Receiver siao6o on nc. C.
count, or sn,ooo i year, without, however.
settling absolutely the rate he should receive
, 1880-01-24

the Dukes protest ngnInst tho trrrgn!arityo Of
aIs sna ,fp'fGsi of Gasies i've Sarsy "sr an prst ~ ,a a
so,Iie rccVgllIzing In il merely desire On Tie
part Of tht, 1'n,M. Ia nvoi'i scandn, others y
recognition Ot his mistake IN ,tlAposIng u
thcsa valuable objects nj art. IL II now RI;
messenger tn tho King OF ltniy in order to
have the proceedings stoppett nj once. 1lntit
seems prolMt,'c tlnlt. tl,s King will not inter
fcre Dn tlie plen that IN n Constitutional Gov-
nrllinEnt IlHiiGn must have liz DWll co1lrAe.
, 1880-01-24
A FAT DOCKET.

A FAT DOCKET.
Special Dtsrateh 10 The Chteaeo Tribune.
,S"mSaFlE'.i', ILL.,, Jan. Gl-Thc February
ter,n Ut tho Snngano,l Circuit Court cou,-
lmc,iccs Monday, Feb. 3. Tie tockct, rs
made up Tonight, shows that tllore nru forty
two dtyorce cases tloclictctl for trial, There
are tcll suits Ii, ass,tmpstt nguirst individual
st0ckhol!lers Ut the Springfield SavfiiEa Hank
1llo special cllartur Of the hni,k ,nnklnK the
stoGkl!olders personally llable to tue amount
Of their stock.
, 1880-01-24

unrr--Wllllnm A. Park N. lcorgo Turner,
verdict, *t0,lm.
srrEuOn CNusr JUNK TMrr1f - Solomon
Tim ct NJ. VI. Ernest Friend. $..ssli1.
Ctflculr CnuHT-JuIMF NO1xrts--M. u. Nnss
ct nj. ys. fhllt, Goldman, $4h7.J7.-fanno W.
MtliNn unkcr vs.. Cnspor Nronnwaid; verdict,
fgUE04