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T0RR1DITY.
yew York City Under the influence Of
:: q. Heated Wave. -.

yew York city Under the Influence OF
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x., rt.....s - s.oT - r. cs.soss 4,.:
spss W D''1ass~ T,,.1o ~ 1.1 ha hs.taso -
if possible, more exhaustive and oppressive
than on Friday, although the thermometer,
strangely enough. did not rise as high by s
at4as enoaen, ess ~ ~ ~. .a..;a,, w. 49,,
degrees Is Oh 1ne oas previous tue ea,ls
hours OF the morning and forenoon were LII
tensely hot, the air at o'clock In the morn
fng. the time at which most people tried in
uain ~ s1enI hei,,e ~ lss than = degrees a
YOU ~ atsss ,..'.;a5 ~ ie;t,'4;s.,t '
teWpeldtule Which, IL IL CoutulNes ~ 1eA eaao
in the usual ratlo,. usually terminates in a
reading of %. degrees later in the day.
AZ H. o,clock. when the SIN
had beai, ~, o,ar -. h,,;r ~ q ba1s f,sra
!iau M oJE1t fu ~ * r. ] ~ Nv hT Ta go , ,;i.
was 1ai q deEEIees, E Mnicn was p spseallS
- da@raas a. o.c}oct % iba t;erc.snnsa 100 and
IN intenSitV VIII t ,yiick the snn biazed M and I ths
tar.uty - ~. tt S - ~ 49, IN -
leu many " ana4t!paac Ieeoia ~ w W
glees nSiore lnt 9aj Was 9lels Wulcn ~ -
pIop1aolllty Wouln nase loll2wen ~ iol tee
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SIfr9Hl LAte
LONDON, July &c. This was an awkward
week for the Government The long
s,uoldering symptoms of a 1Vhig revolt
broke out with the Marquis of Lansdowne's
resignation. It was due ostensibly to dis
satisfaction with Mr.. Forster's Irish Co1npen-
sation-fo Disturbance bill, but it is doubtful
whether that alone would have produced the
crisis. I: is known that sharp discussions
have taken place in the Cabinet regarding
the general policy of the Government on
questions relating to land. The Duke Of
Argyll's resignation at one moment
was threatened. The Earl Spencers
was also apprehended. The Whig
Peers view with profound discomfort
what they consider the radicalis1n Of Mr..
Gladstone on several social questions. The
Duke Of Argyll is not less conservative in
such matters than the Tories. The Earl OF
Dcrby's recent allegiance to the Liberals
is In danger of dissolving. The Tories open
IL allege that he intends to lead the opposl-
tion to the Irish bill in the House Of Lords,
and they hail Lord Lansdowne's Withdrawal
as the forerunner Of
FURTHER RESERVATIONS,
the Duke Of Argyll Included. Tile Ministers
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WHOLESALE REMOVALS.
xnecfai Df1pat1h To Thf Ehie4ao ILf0unk.


DETROIT, Mich, July 10.--A few days ago
J. F. Mcclure, Assistant General Passenger
Agent of the Detroit, Grand Haven & Mil
waukee Road, was removed by General Man
aser Iroughton, because Of theft Of tickets
by Il clerk in the employ Of the road. Then
followed the announcement that Assistant
General Manager Alfred White had resigned.
To-day ithas been brought out that Brough-
ton has set the guillotine in motion, and not
only removed AIr. White, but, it is alleged,
has decapitated other officers Of more or less
prominence. The cause Of these wholesale re-
1novais is not known, and can only be at
tributetl to Broushton's idiosyncracies,;a as an
the deposed officers are tlrst-class railroad
men, who have been connected with the
road almost from the date of its organiza-
ton. They are reticent on the subject. Mr..
White Is Succeeded by John Burton, with
the title of Resident Assistant Manager.
, 1880-07-11
THE HALIFAX AWARD.


How tho United States Were SwIndIe.i.
GLOUCESTER July 10.-prof. Henry Youle
Hind, employed by the litigants on both
sides to. prepare the analysis and index OF the
documents of the Halifax Fishery Commits
sion, publishes letter exposing the manner
III which the official statistics of the Domin-
ion fisheries we're falsilied in the documenta-
ry evidence presented to the Commission.
The Professor instances that the official state
ments Of tile Prince Edwards Island customs
authorities show the value of fish exported
to the United States in 1872 as Sl37, ,74G, while
the value Of exports to other countries was
make it appear, without changing the total,
that the value Of fish exports to the United
States was S92,s5 and to other countries
SS0,0I0.
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SPORTING.
A NOVEL CONTEST.

A NOVEL CONTEST.
Daniel O'Leary Is in town again, having
returned from the East, where he has been
successfully managing pedestrian tourna-
ments, and is busy with the plans for 1856
hour race between men and horses, to take
place In this city the first week III September.
The money prizes will be the most liberal
ever offered for competition at this class of
sport, amounting in all to $4,000, divided: as
follows: First prize. $4,000; second, S 900;
third, $500; fourth, $3.50; fifth, $50; sixth,
S10o According to the conditions Of the race
the number OF Horses will be limited to six,
while as many pedestrians as wish to enter
yoa-please. one, =, the only pfoviso2
being that the horses must
bu ridden or led, and that not more than two
riders will be allowed TO each horse. The
entrance fee will be $50 for every man and
horse. It is believed that Hazacl will be here
from England to compete. John Dobler will
certainly be In, and Hart, the champion OF
the world, may also start. A structure
Of some kind, providing -. suitable
accommodations for the public, will bo erect.
ed on the Lake-FrOnt, where the race Will
take place, and that 1t will be an intensely
exciting contest there is no reason to doubt.
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Special D1Sp0tck ID 1Hz CHEcu10 1f100ss.
KANSAS CITY, No., July 1o.-E: st. John,
General Passenger-Agent OF the Chicago,
Rock Island s. Pacific Railroad, tclegraphed
the Passenger-AEents' Convention In this
city to-day that his Company was not a party
to the agreement to maintain rates from
Missouri River points, This telegram was
in answer to one sent BY the passenger men
yesterday, as the Hannibal j. st. Joseph
Company had made formal charges against
the Rock, Island Of cutting rates to Eastern
BY any agreement no punishment could be
inflicted. So, upon the receipt Of the tele-
gram. the meeting adjourned to meet agafn
ut Chicago on Friday, the ed inst.
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THE WEATHER.,

OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, D. G., July Iii a. m.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley partly CLOUDY
weather, occasional rains, light variable
Winds, mostly southerly, stationary temperar
ture, stationary OF falling barometer.
For tile Lower Lake region colder, partly
cloudy weather, with local rains, variable
winds, stationary or lower temperature, near
ly stationary barometer. J..
For the Upper Lake region partly cloudy
weather, With lncal rains, variable WINDS
mostly northeasterly, stationary OF lo%tl
temperature, rising, followed by falling, o.
Iometer.
souri Valleys partly cloudy and CLOUDY az
weather, with frequent rains, southeeI1}{ e11}
winds, stationary or lower temperature, 1ah.
ing barometer, ~
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS m
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this is SO, the Department authorities elalm
fpI fIaaD i IN arresting ftbbles under any one OF
the the following sections Of the Revised Stat
utes: !, Iii. 2.llo, 2t47, and 9, 149. These sec,
tons give the Indian Agents VeTS broad
! peTh The Department officials generally dis
credit lIbbles' story, and they say that, no
one in the Department is disposed to place
any obstacles ia the way of suits that may
have been instituted in behalf OF the Pom
fnr any counsel to visit the Poncas on the
reservation, res as Standing Bear and other we'll
informed Ponca Indians are on the reserva-
ton, and are abundantly able to counsel their
tribe
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A VIRGINIA FRAUD.

Special Dispatcb to The Chicago Tribune
-LgNcHBU1sG, Va: July 10.-A short tins
ago Martin Latts, living in Nelson County,
ordered bis wife to take some money to an
old man named Wood to have changed, his
plot being to- find where Wood kept biz
money, as he intended, with the aid of an
accompliea. to rob the. old man. His VITA
refused, and Latts beat her. intlicting fatal
Injuries. He escaped punishment By d.
canning: 1ntelligence is recelyed Of Big
home few days since, and committed an
outrage upon tie person Of his daughter a
child Of Is. Citizens are in pursuit. =,
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P1rrsBURG, Pa. July 1o.-Two .tramps
passing through Stoneyille, Westmo1eland
County, yesterday were noticed to be talk,
ins excitedly, one remarkins, ed d-a
you, I'll kill you.'' Nothing. was thought Of
this: until last. evening aths. body Of one ot
them was. feand'Dlying sen the road nezE
ScottsdaIe with blood oozing from a.gap1nss
wound on his head. Near By lay args
Of q terrible struggle were plainly visible:
There was nothing on the remains 10 lead to
his identity. The officers are i'll pursuit, and
it is thought they will succeed in capturing
the murderer. within the next twenty-tous
hours. !:
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Observation-Disclosures
BERL1S, July lo.-The resignation OF her-
zog. Secretary of State for Alsace-Lo Lorrallle'
has created much surprise. but at the same
time has given general satisfaction Herzos
was on many points opposed in opinion to
Goyernor-General Won Manteutfel The
Emperor has fully acknowledged the merits
If Herzog. but it is believed no successor to
ii Kim nv Wil 1i Sc @ Appointed. It is also said Count
William Bismarck, who has been acting as 81 a
kind OF private secretary to Governor-Gen-
eral Won Manteutfel, will not return to
StrasbDuFg,
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FORT WATSE, Ind, July 10.-Joseph Ben,
nigan, young man employed in the Pittst.
burg shops, was: stabbed in the face an1
right breast by William Spochs on Saturday
morning at 3 o'clock. Bennfsan' was found
by Spochs with his wife under suspicious
circumstances. Bennigan is resting: well
No arrests ::
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SOUTH AFRICA.


CAPE Town, July 10.-4At the sitting Of the
Assembly the Premier read telegram from
the Government Agent IN Basutoland ex-
pressing the opinion that there will be no
general surrender of arms. Chief Letsea
fayors obeying, but Chief Masuplla opposes
surrender. Great excitement prevails in
Lower Basutolallu.
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THE MEXICAN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
10 tAe Editor cf Tic Chtcuco Itihuuk

THE MEXICAN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
To tbs Editor cf TIC Chteuao Tribune.
CHICAGO, July 10-An impression exists
to some extent that this Company has no
legitimate grant III Mexico, but only an;cx-
ecutiye contract which was submitted to
Congress for its approval. The impression is
untrue. The Company has valid Congress
sional grant. giving it right-of-way
for trunk line with branches Of standard
gauge from the City Of Mexico to Leon, a
distance OF about 90 miles. The grant en-
titles the Company to valuable subsidies and
to exemption from duties and other taxation
for = term Of years. The Company, after re-
the Executive subject to Congressional ap-
proval for all extension of its rights Of way
to Laredo. to the Pacific, and to Ell paso del
Nortc. This latter agreement was submit
tctl to Congress at. its last session: 50 were
v9fi1ns "nso,;, ether slmilaF applications Instead
IN force til the ~ next I session, 1 NJ
giving the President authority to grant con,
cessions for railways OH certain specified con-
.viously given such guarantees and security
as would insure the carrying ont of their
promises, offered the best advantages to the
country: This was deserved mark Of con-
nuence n tne Wlsaonl, Integrity, and patriot
ism Of Gen. Diaz, who will use the power
thus intrusted to him with the sole purpose
of obtaining. the speedy construction Of such
railways, as the country needs by the most
solid and reliable companies. =.
Meanwhile, the Nexican Central Railway
COMPANY llas made and is making great
proxress: t has accumulated tools, sup
plies, rails, and rolling stock at The City Of
Mexico, and has its engineers aud working
forces organized and at work. The works
OF construction we're formally opened May
!: 20, and haYe already made great progress.
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Special Dispatch to The Chicago 1Ttel:ns.
MILWAUKEE, July 1O-Four burglars, who
say they belong in the East, were run in by
the detectives tonight One Of them is
lad OF about u years. They have been loese.
ing in the woods just outside of the citg
limits, and are believed To- be the gang who
have made SO much trouble here during tta
past fortnight
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TURKEY.


A NEW MINISTER OF WAR.
CoNsrASTNoPLE, July 1o.-Husslen Husnl
Pasha has been appointed Minister of War,
replacing Os1nan Paslla- Several important
changes will be made in the staff.
SHOT AND SHELLS ORDERED.
An order has been received at the Imperial
Gun Factory to supply Immediately 15o,o0
shot and shells for field guns. 1t IS estl-
mated that two or three months will be. re-
uuired to execute the order.
QUARREL BETWEEN BRITISH OFFICIALS.
The British Ambassador has Withdrawn
his confidence from Sir Alfred Sandison, the
Oriental Secretary OF Legation, aud it is re-
ported that he has taken the Embassy's
confidential cipher out OF his hands. The
quarrel causes much comment 1t Is be-
lieyed Sir Alfred Sandison viii shortly quit
his post
TO REMAIN.
The Prince of Montenegro has consented
to his representative remaining here for tile
present. ....
A FAVORABLE IMPRESSION.
CoNsTASTNoPLE, July 10.-The removal of
Oslnan Pasiln from the Turkish Ministry of
War has produced a very favorable impress
position on the part Of the Sultan in favor Of
peacefully settling the pending questions. It
was at first reported that Os1nan l'usha and
Dervish Pasha, who was also dismissed,
were lodged in the barracks, and woull be
lnrerncd in the Provinces, but it has since
been ascertained that Osnlan PaSha will re-
main In Constantinople dis Marshal Of the
palace. Other Ministerial changes are ex-
pected.
, 1880-07-11

DENVER, Colo, July 1o.-The Ne1us' Gun:
nison special says: On the Sth inst, at Gothis
City, James j. Jennings shot and instantly
killed Joseph Thompson. The trouble WIS
in regard to hous6 owned BY Thompsed
which Jennings had taken possession Of IN
.Thompson's absence. j.
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:DEs MONIES, Ia, July 1o.-The work Of
widening the track OF the Des Moines d
Minnesota Railroad, operated by the Chtca-
go & Northwestern, was completed this
evening, and trains of the standard gauge
begin running tomorrow.
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the STORM, Nf1H Closes H0nqay MI:g.HE
walking match began at the Pavilion at IL 80
this afternoon, to continue eight days, twelve
and half hours daily. 4 number OF Lead
inglocal and Eastern walkers. started: At
9o'clock p III. the score Of the leaders stood: /:
Amy Howard, Il miles; Mi1ly Young. q;
Madam Tobias, 10; Rhoda Lee, 20; Belle
Walton, 80; Louisa Atlas. 8s; Lille Den
man, IS; Alice Donley, IS; Sadie Donley, 80.
The others are not far behind.
, 1880-07-11
THE CENSUS.


COOK COUNTY.
The population Of Cook County is slowly
and steadily crawling up to the 100000 and
over which The TRIBUNE prophesied it
would reach. Returns were received yester=
day from Lake View, New Trier, and Wheel
Ing. Their figures, added to those already
received, make total, as shown by the fol-
l,,,.;n,r +ahja of S11 ORA.
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There are yet to come returns from! Elk
Grove the Stock Yards, and 4 couple of
Hyde Park districts. These will undoubt-
edly furnish enough more to make up the
1000.
cred yesterday at the Office Of the Census Su-
porvisor. Tho returns from the city are not
yet complete, the One Hundred and Forty
sixth District, which embraces part of the
Fourteenth Ward, being yet out
, 1880-07-11
PEDESTRIANISNI.
4{Ics.

CLEVELAND, O., July 1o.-The score at the
Hayerly seyenty-two-hou walking-match at
the close tonight stood:
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BOGARDUS.

PrrrsBURG, Pa, July 1o.-A shooting
match this afternoon between Capt. A. II.
Bogardus and George Rimell, Of England,
for $500 side, resulted: Bogardus, o6 birds
out Of possible 100; Riuell, so.
, 1880-07-11

ROME, July l0.~-The Chamber Of Deputies
to-day discussed the bill for the abolition Of
the grist tax. After a speech BY Premier
CARROLL, the Chamber adopted a motion favor
able to the Government, and passed to the dis
cussion OF the clauses of the bill by vote Of
oiA tn rs
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E1GE T16E ACCEPTED

RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.
ROME, July 10.-Tho resignation of Gen.
Bonelli, as Italian Minister Of War, has been
accented
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DCELISTS SENTENCED,

DEEL1STS SENTENCED.
PEsTn, July 10.-Tile civil tribunal has
sentenced Baron Maythenyi, 4 member Of
the Upper House Of the Hungarian Diet, to
six weeks and Deputy Verhovay to = fort
the 10Th OF January last
, 1880-07-11

ENCOURAGING.
At a meeting of the Trustees OF the Duchess
of MarlDorough's Irish Relief Fund.- very
encouraging reports Of the improved eonul- 1na
ton Of the West Of Ireland were given: Inc
Registrar General read the returns 1or the
last ten years, showing that there is nothi,ng
sMneo1d nstre m e pysIa6se c IS epidenc "
, 1880-07-11
IRELAND.

DUBLIN, July 10.-A large case OF rifles has
been seized at 1YooloWu, near Loughrea-
, 1880-07-11

HAVANA, July l0-Advices from Port
all Prince, Haytl, state that q conspiracy i'll
favor Of Boyer BaZclais for the Presidency
has been discovered Many conspirators
others executed. A rising is apprehended in
Northern uayti.
, 1880-07-11

The rifles were the property Of peasants, but
were addressed to local landlords, who kne"
nothing of them.
, 1880-07-11

NEW YoRK, July 10.-TWelve prostIatl
md seven deaths by heat In this city tot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-06

Mr.. Bell, the inventor OF the telephone,
is described by Gath" as thirty-two years
old. 1t is added that Mr.. Bell "received a
large round sum for his invention, besides
shares in the company as consolidated, and
be has salary Of $4,000 year as an cleo
trician."
Mrs. Judith Myers, relict Of the late Myer
Myers, died at her residence, in Norfolk, at
O'Clock Wednesday morning. MIS-. Myers
had reached the advanced age Of eighty-two
wears, and had been unwell, we understand,
for some time previous to her death.
In a few days a monument will be erected
in Mount Auburn over the remains OF Char
lotte Cushman. II is an obeisk OF Halo
well granite, the design being an exact pro-
ductlon in form OF CleOpatra's Needle as it
stood at Heliopolis.
Colonel William S. Jackson, OF Marshall,
Mo-, q son OF the late Governor Claib0urne
+. jackson. died Monday. He was gradu-
ate Of the University OF Virginia. and COM
manded a Confederate regiment during the
late war.
The population of Connecticut is 62G, 0S7-
an increase Of SS,633 over the census OF
1870. which the Hartford Times regards as
very satisfactory showing. Maine, with
about the same population, shows an in-
crease OF only 10000 in the past ten years.
The army-worm has appeared in vast
| numbers in Scott county wherever millet
has been sown. 1t is said there was no mil
et.seed in the county, and all that was
sown was imported. The opinion prevails
that the army worm was thus introduced.
James A. Lyon was reported killed in the
army in 1862. He has returned to bis old
home, in Iowa, and offers 50 apiece for
newspapers containing his obituary.
John Weaver, an old actor, well known
as a local player in New York, died sud-
denly Tuesday; aged eighty-six years.
Dan Rice is away out West fixing up what
he calls his " floating Opera.house and mu-
scum"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-06
The TragedIan's Daughter.

On Howard street, the other day,
"Where are you going, my pretty maid .
asked benevolent old gentleman, as be
chucked under the chin little tot OF a SIX
year-old who4&as walking grayely along
with basket on her arm.
"Give thee gOod-day, graybeard !" re-
piled the midget, simply. "My father
babe me to the shambles bic for fa'
bauuch."
"W-w.wbat? ?" calculated the old party
"Haply thou knowest him, the good man
SkidmOre ?" inquired the tiny dame.
"N.o-o," said the gentleman, much puz'
zled at the evident earnestness OF the child
" You're quaint little thing. Come VIII
me and III buy you some candy"
"Alack! am forbid TO larry, gentle sir
need be blythe. Their patience stays upon
my coming"
"Good.bye," said the old gentleman.
Crest you, merry MASTER" and, dipping
a chubby little courtesy, the mite troted of
"Bless my soul! what an extraordinary
chid!" said the gentleman to neighboi
who had been looking on.
"Oh! that's nothing" replied the other
"You see she's the daughter OF Bison. tn
heavy man at the theatre, and / suppos'
they talk so much OF that kind OF lingo il
the family that it comes natural to her
Doesn't hear anything else, you see-"-Sdi
Francisco Post.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-06
BY George II. Poindexter,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer.
No. 1900 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY
/ FRAME DWELLING OCCUPIED By y: W.
FIGG. ESQ. on THE NORTH SIDE OF VEN
ABLE STREET BETWEEN ROSE AND Nv En-
TY.FIFTH STREETS, FRONTING 30 FEET On
VENABLE STREET, AND RUNNlNG BACK
1875 FEET TO AN ALLEY 20 FEET WIDELY
virtue of the provisions OF TWO certain deeds OF
trust executed by Il. w. Firg to The undersigned.
one dated January II, 1872, securing TO D. H.:
smith the pay ment or a certain bond OF Sis ana
The other dated March 10. 1880 10 secure 10 Miles
G. Crowds the payment Of the sum OF S3SS.2l l. de-
fault having been made In the payment Of both the
said amounts, and bting required so 10 DO by INC
beneGcaries, shall sell by puohc auction on the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11TH, AT 6K O'CLOCK
T.. NJ,
the above desci ibed DWELLING, now in the occu-
pgncy Of the said b. W. Fig.
TERMS Sufficient In cash 10 pay expenses OF sac
and 1918 with interest at twelve per cent per an
nun from January IL. 1874, and S3SS.2l with
interest from July 10, 1850 balance on such terms
as may be announced at sale, 1890
I. WILEY DAVIS, Trustee.
GEoEGR II. PoINDExTER, Auclionecr. jy 3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-06

from Time 10 time, and Mr.. Armour ana tne
s,,s,ra Of the Chicago market are anxlously
wa,cbed. Tales 81 settlements there ~ Slo
he nar,Ies who had contracted to deliver az
sio are eIating or depressing, according 70
,he eide one looks at them from, anu severa,
RaItIn,oreans are DESTROYS OF going anu
doing likewise, but not OF being "dose.
In Justice to Mr.. Armour, who nas peen
Interviewed by reporter, II should De sa,e
that he entirely disclaims all knowieass Vi
n q corner.v sTbe advance in prices NC
Il reported az saying, sis entirely 'eg'l,'
mate. and It Is not, as many supposed;
speculative In It's character. The demanu'
he continued, "is astounding ana iur Ve-
yond our ability to supply.
EVERYBODY WANTS PORK.
They are hungry for 1t In the South and 10
I,nrope. and they cannot get eDeugh OF
Il. They are willing to pay high prices"
IL "The country has entered upon
an era OF unparalleled prosperity. Every
Iaborjng man and citizen can get work.
| The same story Is heard from every quarter,
and from the South comes demand Tor
nork such as was never known. There Is
a vacuum down there, and we are tryiGg 10
dill it,"
AS this may be slightly remindful OF Col.
onel Mulberry Sellers, 1t may be added that
Mr.. Armour is said to be ga portly, we'll
| preserved man, In the prime OF life, with
| fiord face, lighiish hair. and gentle, benev,,
oent mlen. His ways are winning, and
there Is a charm about his manner that
would induce a capitalist to buy mess pork
at 80 q pound"
In Baltimore the prevailing impression Is
that II Mr.. Armour don't know what
"pork will do" in the near future, IL Is
useless to inquire anywhere else, when Il
putting it much more mildly than Is done
in Chicago. That pork is lower IN bati'
more and New York than in Chicago Is one
OF the curiosities Of the situation. Mr. Ar.
| mour says these cities have not yet walked
| up to the real value of the article; Others
think that It shows rather clearly that there
| il a corner