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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-09-23
Chicago EE:lrket.


Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. Sept. 16.-Flour-Steady and in
fair demand. Wheat-Streng and higher No. 2
red winter: 90; No. 2 Chicago spring 941s
@944 for:seler cash. 941&for seller October; 94115
for seller November; No. 3, Chicago spring, $40
S2}s. Com-Active, firm and higher 404 for
seller cash: 4l5d @4llz for seller October; 1870
421. for seller November. Oats-Actve,, firm
and higher; 2s24 for seller cash; OK for seller
and unchanged. Barley-Strongcr; 7S1zc. Flax
seed-At 1.2o1@ 9l23 Pork-steady and in
fair demand: l7.5O@l7.75 for seller cash: IL so
@l7s5 for seller September; 17.75@l7.s forsel-
Ter October ]%.25@13.21 for seller November.
Lard-Steady and in fair demand; 500 asked for
seller cash: 500 bid for seller October Z 95 bid
for seller November. Bulk meatS-Steady, and
unchanged. Whisky-Stealy and unchanged
at lib. Freights-Com to Buffalo, :2l. Re
ceipts-Flour. IL 600 brls: wheat, $4,000 bu;
corn, 100000 bu: oats: 144 600 bu; rye, $500
bu; barley, % 900 bu. Shipmcnts-Flour, T.
500 brls; wheat, $500 bu: corn, 400, 900 bu;
oats, $4,000 bu rye. $500 bu; barley, 5000 bu.
The Chicago Drover's Journal :" reports: Hogs
Receipts: 400; shipments, $500; all dull ex-
cept prime grassers 4.oo@4.5o: mixed packing
4so95.2o: light packing. 5.oo@5.3o: heavy,
5.40@6.6j. Cattle-Receipts, $500; shipments.
1900; prime shipping and exports, firm and
strng: 49o@5.75: common to medium shipping,
dull, 400@4. 10: fair to choice, weak but active,
head; western natives, $50; Texans 3.2o@3.40;
cows, 3.Oo@3.25 thorough Texans, 2.6o@3.l0;
closed weak. Sheep-Receipts, 700 declined, re;
lambs per head, 2,75; common to medium. $50
@4.oo; good to choice, 425@4.5o.
In addition to the many duties fall
ing upon the crown prince of Germany
as heir apparent, he has now imposed
upon himself the, task of finding the
remains of certain of his ancestors. It
was thought that the vaults of the dome
and of the old castle at Berlin, with
those at Potsdam and Hohenzollern,
and one or two other known places,
contained all that was left of the Ger
man emperor's forefathers; but recent
]y, when a thorough examination was
made, it became apparent that of two
Hohenzollerns that ruled in the middle
ages, not a bone could be shown. The
prince declared, with the knightly look
for which his physiognomy is remark
able, that che would see that the bones
of his ancestors found fitting sane
tuary." Much digging is now going on
about the Schloss, at Berlin, where, it
is presumed, the ancestors searched for
were buried.
In the municipal council of St.
Etlenne, in France, one councillor pub
llcly accused another of having extorted
$50 from a recruit to get him exempted
from service, alleging that the money
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-09-23

Victoria and his band of hostiles are
reported as starving in Mexico.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-09-23

In the municipal council of St.
Etienne, in France, one councillor pub
ilcly accused another of having extorted
$SO from a recruit to get him exempted
from service, alleging that the money
was necessary to stand treat to his col
leagues. The bride taker was arrested.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-22

diana decided that the provision Of
the new Constitution of that State
which carried over the election
from October to November was In
valid in order to assure Indiana's
going Democratic in October. AL
most without taking breath, they
then told that the effect OF this de-
cision, given from a partizan mo-
tive, would assure the State to the
Republicans. With their custom
airy lack of politeness, these organs
thus assume that the Supreme
Court of Indiana are both rogues
and fools. The truth Of the matter
is that the Supreme Court Of In
diana made righteous decision,
without regard to partizan politics,
and that Indiana is now, as in
1876, and subsequently,, staunch
Democratic State. There was no
conceivable circumstance in which
Indiana would have failed to vote
for the Democratic nominees,
while the spontaneous and unani-
nous nomination of Mr.. English,
one of her most popular citizens.
for Vice-President, has simply
made assurance doubly sure.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-22

CHESTER A. ARTHUR, the Re-
publican nominee for Vice-Presi-
dent, graciously tells the people OF
the United States in his letter of
acceptance that he thinks 1t would
be q great mistake to elect any,
body but himself and Garfield.
The people thank Mr.. Chester A.
Arthur for nothing, and commend
to him, as useful reading, those
portions of Rutherford B. Hayes's
missive to the Senate of the United
States, and of Mr.. John Sherman's
official communications, as Secre-
tary of the Treasury, to Mr.. Hayes,
In both of which it is said that, in
order to secure an honest admins
tration of the New York Custom
House, Chester A. Arthur's re.
moval from the post Of Collector
was absolutely essential. This re.
moval was effected, after a hard
struggle. In view OF these facts,
the remarks of Mr.. Arthur on
Civil Service reform have some-
thing of the flavor which attached
to the illustrious Mr.. Pecksniff's
observations on morality. Go to,
Chef! Thou art playing a dia-
phanous confidence role.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-22

CHAMBERS, the Texas nominee of
the Greenback party for Vice. Pres.
ident, Is sick. Poor fellow! He is so
debilitated that he don't think he
can undergo the labors of a Presi.
Dental campaign. We sympathize
with the state of health of this
valiant Texan. Perhaps he will
recover, during some stage of the
ensuing campaign, and announce
himself as an incorporating
Hancock and English man. The
recovery of his health is certain,
and just as certain is his advocacy
of the only party which has never
sought to Cypress the people by a
watered national debt. Our SYM
pathy with Chambers's delicate
state of health, from the physical
standpoint, is somewhat tempered
by our knowledge of the fact that,
at the first Hancock and English
meeting held in his section of
Texas, he will appear as one Of the
most ardent and uncompromisingly
healthy Of the Democratic orators.
So mote it be! Chambers forever!
Meanwhile, what becomes of "Bot-
tom the Weaver" the most fanciful
conceit, as Presidential candidate,
ever evolved from the imagina-
ton of poet or poetasteI? Has
Weaver, or has he not, the ability
to carry out his programme as a
"piece" club candidate in the In
terest of the Republican party? We
are of opinion that even Weaver
will get very sick before the cam.
paign is very old, and he retire.
The only graceful act of which he
is capable. Whether he does or
not, it is all the same.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-22
Nuisance.

EDITOR HERALD: Permit me,
through the medium of your col
umns, to drew the attention of the
Board of Public Works to a grew
log nuisance at the Corner of Fort
aud Seventh streets. Irrigators of
property on the west side of-Fort
street allow the water to enter the
-trees in torrents. at the corner of
Seventh, partially overf1owing the
same, aud washing out deep
gully in the center, obsfructing
and, II permitted to continue, seri
ously endangering travel on that
thoroughfare. A little prompt At
tentlon to the matter will save the
city considerable expense in the
ultimate suppression of the nui-
sance. TAX PAYER.
July 81. 1850.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-22
Cremating a Chiaaman.
Sacramento Bee, July 10 I


A gentleman who came down
from Folsom this morning, and
who is responsible for what he
says, gives this item to Bee re-
porter: While on a recent visit to
Folsom and vicinity he was met
by friend who said to him:
"Mac, you are an undertaken,
amt you?" "Yes," replied the
dealer in collins, ~ am, but l am
out of my latitude up here, as be-
long below mot the Internal re-
gions, however, I desire you to I'M
derstand), consequently 1 can do
no work here. "Well," said his
friend, II have good thing to te II
you-will you hear it?" Ger
tainly," said thu man of collins,
and thereupon be related as fol.
lows: "a day or two since 1 was
near Folsom, and learned that the
dead body OF an ancient Chinaman
had been found in cabin. The
nearest magistrate, at Folsom, was
notified, and he sent back word
that death had evidently resulted
from natural causes; no inquest
was necessary; get rid of the body
without cost to the county, They
concluded to do so, and what d.
you think they did? Why, just
sent out three Cinnamon to collect
nrush. got apple about eight feet
long and six wide. put the corpse
on top of it, an. cremated th.
Monaghan in a style that would
have done credit to the man who
had the horse sense to first advance
the idea that cremation was the
only right way to dispose of the
dead" This is a fact.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-22
FREAK OF NATURE.
A Lady Grows Skull on Her Zip.

CHICAGO, July 7th.-One of the
most singular physical freaks that
has ever puzzled the doctors of this
city was discovered last week in
the case OF lady, the daughter of
well known aud highly respected
gentleman, a Mr.. Hitchcock, W b ose
place of business is on the South
Side. The lady is about 80 years OF
age and married. From childho0
she has had slight protu bera nee
over and in front of the right thigh.
1t never gave her any pain, and as
it was not unsightly, no particular
attention was paid to it until late
ly, when, after somewhat serious
illness, it began to grow larger and
soon developed into tumor of un-
usual proportions and unsightly
shape. This tumor was removed
on Monday. Its gl0bular form and
seeming solidity induced the sur
geons to open 1t. Their SURPRISE and
the astonishment of the family
may be imagined when it is stated
that within the tumor was found
an almost perfect skull, about as
large as The skull of an ordinary
child six or eight months old. The
jaws were especially perfect. They
contained some sixty teeth. rudi-
mentary and matured. Some of
these teeth were badly decayed,
like those of a middls-aged person
who has been dentslly careless.
When taken out the skull was co.,
cred ON top with a fatty matter to
the thickness Of about an inch.
When this was removed 1t was
found to contain O growth of hair
over an inch long. Unfortunately,
in cleaning the bones, they were
boiled in very strong I've, which
corroded and partly destroyed
some of them, SO that the skull
caunot now be perfectly articulat-
ed. The question is something
like King Georges question as to
the apple in the dumpling: "How
got it ih?" That the facts are as
here stated Is unquestionably true.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-22

and Arm, but buyers are indiffsr-
ent about operating. California
descriptions are steady, but not in
active demand, with sales of Spring
at 2S@ssc.
Ren0rsp.
AUBURN, N. Y, July 2lst.-
Patrick Swayne confesses that he
and Horace Exner murdered Hen
ry Page at Montezuma, eight
years ago. Remorse led to the con-
fession. Both were arrested.
big Lottery Prizes.
DENVER, July 2lst.-In the draw.
ings of tho Colorado State Lottery
yesterday, No. 1892 drew the
prize of $4,000, and No. 6i,lS5
drew $4,000.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-22

THERE are some phases Of jour-
nalism which are simply amusing.
Our contemporary, the Journal,
day before yesterday, in its edito-
rial columns, gave pleasing in
stance in kind. In that issue oil
our contemporary, Cardinal Nc
CIoskey, of New York, was made
to address q letter to Gen. Han.
cock beginning, "Beloved Son.
and so on. This editorial perform
ance, borrowed from some otheI
journal of o far earlier date, is &C
centusted by the fact that thu
Journal, like the HERALD, over 1
week ago, published telegram il
which Cardinal McCloskey de
nounced this niissive as an un
blushing forgery. Even on its fa,'
it was a forgery. How in thu
world could Cardinal McCloskey
address u strict Episcopalian, like
Hancock, as "Beloved SOM" Alb.
surdity sometimes attains the eli.
max Of the ridiculous, as in this
case.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-22
FOR EicN.


A Iatrfc~Es Fake Ftrst Pr:zs.
WIMBLEDON, July 2l.--The Amer
leans have taken all the first prizes
In to-day's small bore events. In
the shooting for the third series of
extra prizes Hyde, Brown and Far
row were tied and will shoot off to-
morrow, but merely to decide who
shall have first choice of the
prizes. Farrow won the shooting
off tie for the ANY Rifle" Win.
bledon Cup, scoring IL in three
extra shots. Young scored 10 and
Evans 0.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-22
EAST Err N.


WASHINGTON, July 2lst.-The
State Department is informed that
the vessel which recently fired
upon two American schooners in
Cuban waters was the Canto, a
small screw steamer belonging to
the Spanish navy. No formal pre-.
sentation Of the case will be made
to the Spanish Government until
the report Of Admiral Wyman, who
was yesterday ordered with the
Tennessee to Havana, has been re-
ceived, though the Spanish au-
thorities have thus far denied that
the firing was done by any vessel
of the Spanish navy. Assistant
Secretary Hay is of opinion that
such denial was based upon the
fact that neither Of the previous
reports of the affair correctly
stated The name Of the offending
vessel. He is of opinion now that
the fact OF the firing and the iden-
tity of the vessel can be 80 fully
established that the Spanish
authorities Will set up Justification
Of the claim they have always
made of the right to fire upon or
detain suspicious vessels within
two marine leagues of their shores.
AS our Government hes always re-
sisted this claim, there is no reason
to suppose any departure will be
nj de In the present case from the
usual policy. 1t is believed the
whole matter will be formally dis
guessed at Cabinet meeting on FRI
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-22
Armed to the Teeth,

Is very common expression, but
we think armed to embellish and
preserve them to a ripe cid age is
decidedly more appropriate. This
can be done by keeping yourself
supplied with a bottle Of tina,
splendid dentifrice, Fragrant Soz
1DoNT, which will beautify the
teeth and protect them from the
ravages of decay. SoZoDONT con-
tains no acids or gritty substances
which injure the enamel, but lie
composed of rare and aptiseptic
herbs, which have a beneficial ef-
feet on the whole economy OF the
mouth. Sold by druggists.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-22
a0RSISo SESSION.
SAN FsasoIsoo. July 81.
sveNINa srREgrs-i p. N

Chollar. . S; Andes. zoe b, 70 a; Gale
donia. 500 b; 0verman, Lilo b, ~ a;
Diablo, b. Addenda. SOC b. IS a; Good
shaw, SOC s.; Potosi, IL b, 1.6O a: Hale 4
Norcross, $50 b; Sierra Nevada. 1921 b, i0M
a; Alta, IN s; Belcher. 1,G0 b. LES a;
S; Crown Point, l III b; N Y, SOC s; Ophir,
ID, ~ o.; Gould Curry, 200 b. a;
Union, 207s b, 81 Il; b & Belcher,S b, 81 a;
Bullion. l.70 S; s V Water, 81 b; Mexican,
~ b, 8 a.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-22
Order Ecv-ssed-Csieb r. Fay Io.
solveat.

Order Ecv-ssed-Csieb r. F,y Io.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 21st.-In
the case of the People of the State
vs.. Robert Gardner ct al, action to
recover from Gardner aud his
bondsmen for the non-performance
of his duty as Surveyor General,
the Supreme Court has reversed
the order of the Court below deny.
ing a new trial and remanded the
cause for re-trial.
Caleb F. Fay has filed a petition
in insolvency; liabilities $4,000,
assets nothing.
Judgment Anirmed.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2lst.-In
the Supreme Court to-day the case
of the Los Angeles Water Com.
pany VS.. Los Angeles City, judg.
ment was affirmed, Sharpstein ],
Myrick J, Thornton J, conclrring.
Berry Endorsed by the worM,ug.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2lst.-The
Workingmen's Convention of the
Third Congressional District this
afternoon nominated for Congress
c. p. Berry, vice Chancellor Hart
SOD, the latter not having signified
his acceptance of the nomination.
rhe State Greenb.ck Convention.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 21st.-The
State Convention of the National
Greenback party convened at two
O'Clock this afternoon, at the
Young Mems Christian Association
Hall, for the purpose of nominal
ing six Presidential Electors and
four Congressman. Seven women
and about forty men were present.
Silas Selleck called the meeting to
order. l.. M. Manser, ex.Superin-
tendent of Streets of this city, was
elected temporary Chairman. AZ
ter the appointment of the usual
committees a recess was taken. :.
The Workingmen's Convention
OF the Third Congressional District
met at the Brooklyn Hotel this af-
ternoon, but took a recess before
doing any other business than an
pointing Committee on Creden-
tials.
Importance or n snip Canal.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2lst.-At
the annual meeting of the Produce
Exchange to-day President Clay
ton in his address strongly set forth
the Importance of an interoceanic
canal by Nicaragua or some other
route. showing that it would make
a difference Of seven millions an
nually in favor of California wheat
raisers on surplus of eight hum
dred thousand tons. He also
stated that the recent address of
the Exchange to farmers on the
subject of the cleanliness of wheat,
OF which there has been q great
deal of complaint, has had an ex.
cellent effect on the condition of
conslgnments, giving reason to
believe that this years shipments
will at least equal the best quality
In the past.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-22

s svAToR MCDoNALD pulled up
~ Washington the other day, and
he aughed very heartily ut the
ia Of snybody but Hancock and
E1elish carrying Indiana. as well
be might, We have been very
much aniuseG AZ lie astiiude Of
~ ~ publican brelhrsn Of Ehs
rl5. ilfs 81 ssesFfe,i that the
@1oQtra Z, -eais lg1gt OF IT,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-22
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.

Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-22

Neloclp edisls - 10 ni. lnast ~
nigff 1ilhset lamps On the}r se-
loci IS Or bieyrses arc Bned p
pou15 N LonacD
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-22
For Sheriff.

w. r. ROWLAND will be candidate
for Sheriff, subject to the action of the
Democratic County Convention.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For County Treasurer.

E, f. HEWITT is candidate Cor
County Treasurer, su bIect to nomination
by the Democratic County Convention,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-22
Mortgage Sale...No. $40
MARIAN Mem ANON, Plaintiff,
VS..
p. NISSEN ct al, Defendants.
In the Superior Court. Los Angeles coun-
ty, Stale OF California.

Under and by virtue OF decree OF fore
| closure and order OF sale entered in the
superior Court of the county OF Los An
| seles, STATE OF California, on the 10Th day
| Of July, A d 1881, and a writ of exc.
;ution for the enforcement of judgment
| foreclosure al mortgage, issued out OF
| the Aforesaid superior Court, annexed t.
said decree ana dated the 2lst day OF
July, A. d. 1880. In the above entitled ac-
Peter Nissen and Valentine Mand,
defendauts,. certified copy o.
which said decree OF foreclosure, duly at
tested les. under theseal OF said court on the
delivered to me, together with the
writ annexed thereto, on the said
last mentioned day, whereby
am commanded to sell at pub.
Tor cash in United states gold coin, the
following and In said decree described
real estate. to-wit:
Al that piece. tract or parcel of land
situated, lying and being in the town of
santa Monica, county of Los Angeles,
state OF California, and more particu-
larry described as follows:
Lot @. ON the west side Of Third street,
between Utah and oregon avenues, as
per map on record in the County Record
ei's office of Los Angeles county,
Public notice is hereby given that on
FRIDAY, THE 18TH DAY
OF AUGUST,
A. D.. 1850, at twelve O'Clock n. of
said Gay, will proceed to sell, at the
court house door. in the city and county OF
Los Angeles. State Of California, at public
auction, to the highest and best bidder, fol-
ash in United states gold coin, to satisfy
said decree for principal, and interest
=
al the above described real ests to, or 81
much thereof as may be necessary TO sat.
sfy said principal, interest, etc, as afore-
said.
Given under my hand, this the 2lst day
Of July. A. u. 1880
WILLIAM r. ROWLAND,
Sheriff.
By James O. Rays. Under Sneriff
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-22
For County Tax Collector,

IhArtSy lru8uuce n g.slC ~ ssr,li.
aase i1f fg.sisrfleE ~ 40 a1eN p. c0rs.+
Is Tax JQiierfcr sfiHar M rle-- s.
inc DHo,pefatic cg1uig C-4rt atd
iALAsn,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-22

an sHASSisIp sioGa AN EX-
CHANGE G).r4..
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-22
NEW TO-DAY.
NoTIcE-..s. A, R.

Headquarters Frank Bartlett Post,
G. A. r., Los Angeles, July 81, 1880. I
Members OF this Post are hereby ordered
to appear at these headquarters at three
o'clock sharp this Thursday afternoon,
to attend the funeral service Of our late
comrade, CHARLES JONES.
By order. l. A. DUNSMOOR,
1t Post Commander.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-22

F5r A cordial invitation is extended to
both tie city and county Democracy to
attend. Delegations from the surround
ing country will be warmly welcomed.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-22
FRIDAY, THE 18TH DAY
OF AUGUST,
DE MOCRATIC
Central Com mittee.

A meeting OF the Democratic County
Central Committee will be held at the
'sdce 81 iho eaciesars 17o.N Temple
'sleoE, o. gHgF~eAs. outs mad, .ss0.
~ y AK ~ oteef q ihs
" CHAIR a..AS 4
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-22
LIBERAL REWARD.

STRAYED from the Race Track, A
BAY HORSE, four years old, with clips
on front feet for toe weights; no brand.
A liberal reward will be paid for his re-
turn, G. A. DURFEE,
jy22.2t Agricultural Park.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-22


The proprietor of this line having com.
pleted IA new road from Tucson to rom b.
stone at cost OF $500, which shOrtens
The road ten miles, is now running his
line OF coaches over this road, which
runs, free Of dust, over beautiful rollins
country and for many miles passes
through fine groves OF timber while
magnificent mount4in scenery relieves
ne monotony generally accompanying
stage travel.
Sc Doing General Stage and Express
BUSINESS al low rates and running strict.
~ on schedule time daily, leaving each
place at 7 A. NJ.
TIM H:
Tucson to Tombstone. II hours
tombstone to Tucson. ..........lO hours
OK MILES! TEN MILES SHORTER
OeD than by any Other route! Max.
ing the quickest time from to hours.
Buy Your Tickets at Tucson!
Principal Office in the PALACE HOTEL.
,o. !. ID. KINNEA X, Propr.
JOSEPH HUBER, JR., Agent, Tucson,
ap7-1nl
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-22
PACIFIC COAST.

~,.,s'ss nr:s..,fss
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-12-17

M. Editor Il have socn ia one of youi
late issues thai % Montgom rian was spoken
of for Governor, which b % move Ia the RICH,
direction. Our county loyalty 10 Democ.
racy cannot be doubted, for Il has often been
tried and never found wanting. ltisa won.
der 10 many that she 80 long holds her own
against "foes abroad and traitors at home, y
bat upward and onward her motto has been
and always viii be. We will stand by our
own and need have no dread In putting the
Hon. George Peter AT the head Of our ticket
during our next gubcranatorial contest, for he
IL always found true to Democratic princi.
Piles and opposed 10 the Radical bulldozing
crew, and whether hc Is Governor or lust
what be is. you will find him the same In
his efforts 10 help Dust the Radical party.
We arc In favor 81 Hon. George Peter f0r
Governor, flrsi, Last and all the time.
coUSrY DEN0cnAT.