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, 1880-12-15
THE POLICE FORCE.

Tim Nc1sy uRrnrsn krcrgt.~ tn %&vccn-Ys a.
.,,..,,.t. .,x.,,,,,.t.,... ,,.,J ,rr..,.sr.
m."saiHs fto"ot"Hnt "nu Aihts'eF"'
Ihc cnnn4f's N fhe ro!ice department, many
OF which hAyC already been announced In this
papcr. were officially promulgated Yesterday,
WV "' neeu -. .a'a Ms,e1"' ''."h
up, ard II nearly unstnrsal shifting, except on
tho North SfIc, whero II wns decided to let woit
cuo,tuh ntunc. Licpt, 1,nrrctt IA n vorv MD
ot,n. u.hns .oJ,,ctin,, 4. ,,,c y, Ma f.nt ,hat
o"ncF. "noso .su"c1o'' - 't''u ~ 'he !hcI tht1t
no Ia no longer h!tt TOR tho titllcs OF tho oi'ico
he has hccn holding.
ro,fowfnu Ia Hupcrtntrndcnt Nc{;nrtpte'a
,ra.r,
e. ~
az; f1n ,,,'as KNIT VI a1, w Ine re- TGs'Gnnt'on xn. OF
tH!t. iMnnnn T.. HhHns. y tho FttHt LIT.
Snct. has tlIs 'ay bce11 ncccpted, to tako eject
!'ttlit. Mh!Hm nneklny, ol lno flfsl i'fe.
cnGt+ nasnE nsis ,iay neen aPno'ntcu ChptAlh
q IuIltT. y nerety hNslknc.t 20 sluty ~ GnIQ-
maha o. tne fifst Free'nct' VICE 1ho'nhs +. sil1-
1nSss, res,emsM. n..sa..,, ,,.. ,,..... 49,,
i, iItus: !hollHs itnrrcit. ~ GotlhEe Gfoso
avenue s!hlloh. u hefShS reI!tlau 70 tho r1t'!N
9I rAtrol9!n'', aMi VIII Ie nsslEHet to duty III
i'tek' Uph hH,rGr OF Harrison street station.
:. ldeils' Maslsnn lientGs! = hrfeny trans1!ffen
Ia tne SsG! t,; ~ tau t.tSt .sEcl'let. onu WIZ
!eETl toLnpt. llltntM lsunKiny tof MssIRnfnGht
H. Nlty at lnttaBe Hrnvc avenue statloh, fico
lnotnnt i'affttts Teuneea; sl
Innm tao f!rst 10 tno neeotia rrEc!lct. md VIII
ih'utH At i,eel.nG Stfcet Sthtioh. F!eh alad!sdjh
liesnel! Il!l,lsteTfca. ,.,.
e y. i'ctestlye '!nscph kinicy. ol tho Central
otutlOflt AhNll ms GA} Dtett HpIhltlcu lttGtt-
, 1880-12-15

Notwithstanding all The abuse Of Ignorant
newspaper wrtteFe, joalous cot.!petit9fs, and i
iruulp,llntNra Ut thAt vile cO1np0itnd called
"shlpptng bItt0r," the Industry IN which No aFN
unN,IKed con.ln,lta u thrive. utl We consideF
that its 1A,rInanency ~ now assuscd boyond
question. Ihe4n agu fnGts, and tho htlkfn0as uf
lnakuv manufactured butter" uy thoso who
thoroughly Ml,1urhtAnd 1t As IN art will grow 10
~ grcisl Irominocu in this country as It aas IN
EuEnpa, where, Us IA vol ktowl, To those IN tho
trAltu, Il his become u 6ucctaA bGS0nA all ex'
itcctutlOny+ Al tho present lttnp theso ara ovur
stxty huter fuctnrltis III ltutsernn, to euy npth-
iuY ot !lany In yIcnnl, Hamburg, Berlin, KRIS
tianin, Liverpool, London. etc.
IN connection With tho t0tnKotnG, wp dtstte 10
cAll your attention ~ tho article manufactured
by onraulves, aud to which Wu lnyitO yuur tn0at
cilrpful scrutiny, knowing tllat onco l!ying sold
II, yuu will become y stondy customer for basno,
uuturNl butter Is uearte III your locality.
Our butter IL m,!et Il, tho ltltlst CIeAniy manner,
n!td Ut lerfrctly purc and wholrsoIna niaiesiAls.
Thu nItist ellieIcnt experts III the butter tFatiu
my they saunu. teii Il from Kenutns butter. Us y
nls' tho "grtln" which As 10 desirable III all
nrttlnint product. Tho artlule w0 make ia uS fur
ahead or oELtllasy natural butter W Daylight Is
ahcNti Of darkness.
Should yut, feel Interested in tho matter. VIZ
would BY glad t0 fQgwaad you samRlcJ ahowlns
, 1880-12-15
THE LODGING.lIOUSES.

,,t.,.,. - ,. .e :" $500 " ~
ffhhKln ltnnc, ~ years OF nRc, m l'itnnso q
cheap ltlUlny- house kept by emo Marion, at No.
II West Washington street. wus discovered liz
Inn ,vnthnu,, M .,'r,,u.t voatcrrv ,nor,lno r.,
...e ~ .''"'.,n'' ~ " ,...,n ~ ,.. e.. 80
inc hsohes os hentn I'F. Ne''l was sent lns. pal
tho man WINS deAd before be arrived. Tho de-
Into hn,,Ita. yov,.thnr win 1nck nr nrorcr muir.
.s..". 80. ..tIa, w. ~, ..t
1sn!m.ni WeH Nv cnllsea Whlen ~ - ~ oenn;
~ WAs ~ tnis sanG House tu!lt ONnta .utGu
nllstnr soMeHHNL siml!Ar clEouMstnnGcs curly
euM!ay MotMit,R. lho An!mIef Ge!a sM ~.
N',cst upon 1oth men, allu tno JnrlGs fctutnea
= verdict 81 DEAN ,ron lno sxsees!So. t,se o.
nnve snl1e itrther !lnu called tho attchtlg, o.
~, Az " , ,S tasS tn1 ~ 9uuuUn t =. ~.
blsotngt,t. whiuh. 1,n 10 luo tiinc Of its tn,1g.
nuo hnIi htnI, ilnmfsIitttsi sI,1en tho busitlnss
rush II, thp West Division after the 0rtdlt tire
,yt,s nnttrsi ii wns tn mIsnrlc II In,s.utrnt fDr
nny fnnm in hl1ainpss Il, think oisout rentlug for
nmv n,1rtn,sos wh,,trvtr T'hn sn,yGnlvc Is nj.
VINES II, Ind n,1rr ,rd tho vrrftjNt1pn afforded
lty u tl,Or nn,l IlnrroY little 'wluhuws OPEN
nun pnn hunks. when arc nItiRcJ in tiers four
mt,,ks t,vh. Tbn.n srr, r,i,civ rSnstructr,], Tio
nn,is nh 1n.r iv,nr finn lin fooL g1ltis. and
tsn ~ ,,iitr,ru n, mr. IN ryc tho
stnnr:a rT " b;,,1nr tMn ts bniv IA Thus of,-
eI"it Nj shr,sf ri i,nd,li,,o nr f,rt.rlofhtup
any, i,o fa,,' ;t, ne ,,ln,. 7.mn sheets twico
- ..nnI III u", ~ ia odtMrtisc,, ~ one Of tho rec.
links ire swat Ill WIFI. j cou,non. .br1fein
t,"i,s. !, Wal Ff ss,n" m ia niacn Nj tcr dirk
IL nm .,es"r ~ ~ IL, fn,1r1Stcn hT any ono
St. Si Nj "tt.ttt1 1st,o 1,incn IL
, 1880-12-15

ing. md slIgar cane, thoy cnu with .ucn
resources nuke a HttcccsA OF II IN
tI nns seAs1n. Stafford County and tho whole of
cent drn'!Hht. now hnl,niiy pu,ietl. Va f,nye Ind
fnoru and better dstribEtch rnEns this fal tsfntS
u, my senson aite this country ~nA opened for
ecttlctneht, anI In consequence, mir wheat rrot,
70 looking boffnr, nnd uur farr1ots nre now fcor
~ n1 ~, M1Tc s,f fs'sraEc s E nyer tncr prospects, md,
cr'trl IN tho part OF Afr. I'rime to attcmI1t 10
!M:spetratc such hugo luke it,o, them. From
tne tenor nf hta letter MIR. Prime Undoubtedly
h'!levGH whit hta correspondent yvruto him Int
evidently permitted tnBn'f 10 l,c deceived Ia
ha nl'x!nty to ycrfy his predictions In rcanril To
emigration 70 Kansas. Yours truly, WEE
, 1880-12-15

=, . NNN FTHWtIft6 ENF181E3S: -. :
Ban Franetspo l1aa tlthosto benn Importing tho
co,iliah CnnRusued on the es,ast. ItuppvaEs it.
liGu OF deriving 0tlr supply from tho Elst wo
IL reference TO tho following statistics it will BIO
secn that tho take OF fish " vessels bannKlng 70
cnu Kht 4Iv40l tlHh; III 1876 heve, veasols caught
Wi yl Ash; Hhilo uurug tho season OF lso. }ust
closed. eight vessels Gnnycyul tu Sun francisco
sostrcos of supply nft. thu Choutugin lsianus
and tho Dchotsk beu. The circumstances that
Of inliustry aro soineWhut curious. III 1851 tho
brlG Tlmludsa lay pccaIMel on the Isl.
, 1880-12-15
A Singing Ige1,tlko to Aid. Barrett.
1bths Editor ~ Tht Chicago Tribune.


Cit1CAuo, Dec. Il.-Will you kindly allow spnco
III 'rIIE T,.Inusr for the following opun letter:
;, dM. f.. =. Uar,rtt, IT tte Seventeenth 1nm-
stt: III bnhn!f Of ,nysetf atld Thousands t,t
Ward, prttest n9nlnst your notion in tho city
cul,nGil last naht III voting against the so.callc;
s"kc fnt sin 4 hova .eEre6y hehns h to
cnres! ct nll to investigate. hnw your constitu-.
ci'ts felt nbult the subject; that tne-turtns Of
shS', inSw Tint I'll tho III Enpirs Dssery I Com. m
pany. iosntod on tho river short distance i,orth
81 Tho ChaeaEo nvcti!e bridge, produces nothing
nre pctillc, nrt,unu and rurucl m1a),i tllo peupe
q pHr wt,r.l to their grcnt.boih mental an1
Gny so ut ,t @s Is pssst sd1ct ss aba,s s
ti,nt part OF uolr Hucr,.i nuisance whIc!l cu,l-
Btsts III tho great yolun,o Of black stnokp that,
5 ssr wess s S Ill., yfsr II III from s1 csnsy says
mil distributed over our ward. where tho pro-
Willing western Winds n!ways curry It, ,lnnkng
wives wasilin.. Yo!! tud tic tlncst opportunity
s t nrEs aSas xo u. % csys % SS to ses s y @
Council. When tho voto WIS being called things
shaped themselves e. TINT It utmost absolutely
3 3 y vo'ea IS I S .ns Wo ayo
passed. voting "iu," as yon did, you dcfcutrl
i: ' son,c no.ly Or eorpon!tlon vi perhaps
people 81 tho Seventeenth Warti WON'T, and
h,tvc 70 hcsit.cy ~ tlcenring that Ms their rrp-
fceEhltltiSG Ill mo C1ly COUNCIL tnll r1 at AttUr
failure mud unworthy OF tho colltltlcnce 0rcc rc-
posed H. you by our people. hnyG III doubt
tuey Will have tho good sCnso Mt tho next uet:-
ton to rclcsutG you buck to attsel,rlS, and
therrhy ell0W you. and tner Of your Ilk, thMt
even rooor reoplo hnvo rights that should bs ru-
srslsa a sSnst ao GodX 9d snM Sa,foynE
yoil scem to he, III conclusion, let t1,u otity you
ntid all concerned ttNIt a1ls OF, tho wnr- pat b
uXninst tho whisky interest, upd nl1 fts interests
nlnl ranlllcntions and Bf1co You have chosen 10
btcOfnn It's l!ncknGy. and to shape yulr Rctious
III tho City cns!ncil-whcro yoli sat ~ orr repre-"
senthtlve-ncCortllnK to its Dictates H,nll takg
care that tho people OF nur sAEu nra enlightened
on tlls subject, Mntl II yuu persist In msrepro.
stnting us wo shalI knuw tho rcuson why.
.. L, P. MELAoN.
, 1880-12-15
Total cash- vnl,le of sugar In ono mere Of
cane, II extracted iu guud marketable

Total cash-vnlue of sugar In ono nero Of
cane, II extracted fu lsuud marketable
Bt si'nS 9c lest results vet attaii;cd bayo ncvsp
sueeeedcJ III saving
.. 70 ExcEEp 40 TER GENT
q tho suRar which the annlyais nt tho etnlks Of
torghum shows Il GOntRittS. Thu problem for
Eelencu 10 sulvn 10, How tho GO Por GDni, rcpru-
tentlng H. muh ey-sitlu0 per Acru OF $l00.fl, cntl
70 saved, Or my considerable portion Of 1t.
With only ~ per cent savetl In yOotl nIVrchnnt-
lb!o shape, therD Ia II YUoA buslnrse III its pru-
duction. With 10 por cent saved. "Thoro's MILL
sons i, Il" for tho country.
II Is hurdly tu l,e believed TINT, In this day Of
scehtlise research and achievement, shls prob
!eM will very long rcn'Ain uusolvea. On tho
ntst attempt to produco Bl1Eur from beetA tn
fnnce, IN tho tltne OF tic First NnpolD0n, not
over 10 per cent was saved. l1ut tho Interest
sas fostered hy lOans 0f money to MAnu.
lacturetd ty tho Government without inter-
est, and tho rcglilsit scItnitlo knowledge wuH
attallIe1. until At tho preaunt tlnc uyor N pct
cent Of the Btgnr shown by aNNlyA[H to lle con.
alne, IN tho slYnr. .beut IL sNved: and .instond of
4e Industry requiring tho fostering caro- Ut tho
uovcrhMnht, 1t phyB Aniitlnliy iuMotls0 SUMS
'u!o tue Treasury III Gxclac- duties. ....
Another thillg reported by Prof. 6covlllc WAS
AN ASALrsIa Of THE 1EEDs or SORGHUM,
Which bus always bren clntmed to hAv0 valua
ii ice'l for stock. A comparison with tho
ahayslB OF IntlIun coril will GnublD my ono to
seo tlAt It's vAluo for feeding Is no0rly equal 10
init OF corn;
, 1880-12-15
BOGUS BUTTER.


WIuTEwATgt, Wis, Dec. ll-Th!s Ia The kind
at stuff tlnt 0Ouaes to us tdorscti ly ono ot your
largost and lat,pNssel,) most respectable tlEtna.
We wnittd most respectfully but Nrtlly rcsluGst
thut Tho 1lroukur nuiry Company keep their
rtufen uvuti rn.icld country butter, We lncloao
tho circulut. Yuurs truly,
UALLT, DuLKLEY Il Co,
, 1880-12-15

r, the Eait'nr NJ TIE Chtea9o 1s1ltint
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dcc. I'LL notice IN to-
dnys 1ninUSE nm Art Iclc from your Oct,n0mnwoo
correspondent headed "I.ako Saknegau," aud
stntinY that tho Smithsonian Institute Ia de-
aIrols ut nscurtnItIlng tic location of u hike
formerly 1tnnwil by TINT name. The artclc nts,
states tlut ur. John a. 1ttee believes l'ewnkco
Lake to DO tho ono In question. cutae 10 Wis.,
cons!n over tiIrty-sx years ugo. aud settled on
Fox River. | mi well ncqnntntGl with tho rIvrr
western purt of ltuc.no Cuhtnty, nDnut three
miles ,th>yo tho viituKe Of Waterford, stinIl
lttvur. nnA which I think fully answers thu s,o-
scr!ptiDn given hy your correspondent. mud
which Il seotns tn me IN iutich tnnre likely tn bc
tho former "Slknckun thnn 1'awnuken Lake.
II. NJ llslu1Ssilx.
, 1880-12-15

k1lHtkGklik fuCy lNLY
allowing f.ua additional cost nor aoro on zane,
md VIC atl1l hnvo
sls.bo rgm ACRE IN rAvon or r,sE CANE cuor.
Reports from manufacturers show TINT tho
crtaslng. Tho small manufacturers or crude
Strips lind l;Mal demand which tnkcs as they
ctN lDnke for domestic consumption: the lnrger
growing tlennnd from l,nkurB Ai,d ctlrcts ur
iieats: whito tho rof1ncd strnps. liku those Of
soslrrai nl.rkeis on thoir inurits, ind soil ut
10 ha! soia = car.loaa 'n M st. lo!i's, Tor MI
n thM curing ut monts. vt Is ccuts pcr x,.lloi.
nr. Wilhelm has alsn bought larsu quantities IN
tho rsai Value Of th.sa or,ido Or ,iiiree; siraps
n'ana fvs u! purposes ,yhere cheat, swevtencr
contain 10 per cont or moro Of puru sugar.
Mr.. ,llcdEos, buforo, loavlng u. Louis, loft q
saRs 81 N9w o,ses or xs,o Vii S y
erntnent expert II tho Custotn-llonse for nolur
izatton, md received by telegraph tho report,
which wis ;N.0l, c.iial lii sacchnrhe vlluu to
ONLY ABOUT 10 rElt okHT or TitK OltDINARY
CRUDE HONGiUN Afftlr.
With the improved methods Ut extracting suRnr
from tho juice of tho St,,thorn Gai,c, hrgor
xar,-gtvatly lossonins tho quantity a,,d do
tssIos'.snx ,hs 9n'Hty Of tho Nc" or!snns
T. ss IT, se e
mand OF business where Il slvnn amount
OF sacchlrlae Inutter Is essential. 10 meet thls
a,d ei,,snso. isut aa tllo lutier i 10 dea'cilt in
sacchnrnY matter. requiring two nr thrco tttuca
s n snns t. srps s4spX aX 'H aways s ,o !. @
pe.o successfully with T., and VIZ! take tho prof-
eranco ~ tholr rcal vn!ue beuo.aps known.
well rs tho palMta. This was ahlwn by u state-
mon, by Nal a,ol@w.i!, gho ya,a ho offered ta
III JhIuHst,. and tho highest otior received
was II cpntA per gAllnu. Az un experiment,
, 1880-12-15

Time was when people had 10 suffer with cold; :,
now bottlo Of pF. bulls Cough .SyFuP~ eszs4{ I
tlcW,
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-02-10
TERRIBLE STORM I'm THE EAST.
New York, New Jersey and Other Eastern
states Experience IL Severe Snow
and Wind storm.

New York, Feb. 3.-During the storm this
morning VIM. Murphy, a brakeman on the
Hudson River Railroad was blown from the
train and killed.
ENGIIsHvILLE, N. j., Feb. 3.-Edward
Neil, New York newsboy, while passing
through a train of cars this morning was
blown from the platform and killed.
MANAsQUAN, n. j., Feb. 3.-The roof of
the Pennsylvania Railroad depot was blown
away tonight by gale, together with the
wind wheel of the company's reservoir. The
loss exceeds $4,000.
HALIFAX, n. S., Feb. 3.-The heaviest
anow storm of the season has been raging all
the afternoon and continues this evening
Boston, Feb. 3.-DispaJches from various
quarters along the coast represent the storm
as terrible, doing much damage, and fears are
entertained for the safety of the fishing fleets.
WHITEHALL, N. Y, Feb. 3.-Snow is e
foot to fifteen inches deep along Lake Cham
plain, and still falling.
PoUGHKEEpsIE, Feb. "a heavy SNOW
storm ragged along the Hudson last night and
to-day. East of here, near the State line, the
wind blew hurricane and the snow drifts
are ten feet deep. Trans on the roads run
ming east and west are blocked in.
LONG BRANCH, Feb. 3.-The most severe
and destructive storm that ever visited this
coast prevailed here to-day. The wind blew
WIFI tremendous llrf, carrying away summer
houses, pavillions, bath houses and portions
of the piazzas and roofs of nearly all the
hotels on the shore. A brig run ashore at
sea toni ght and a schooner one mile north
and another half mile south of this place.
The iron pier is injured to some ex ent
NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-The hight tide and
tremendous gale caused serious damage at
Coney Island. The water broke through be-
tween the Pavilion and the Hotel Brighton
tearing up the planking and flooding the
backgrounds. Ergtman wooden pier in front
of the Ocean House, at B.ighton beach, was
swept away. The beach is strewn with float
ing tmbers and some of the small pieces are
floating over the concourse, on whicl the
water is about two inches deep. 1t is mpos-
sble to go to Manhattan, but news received
from Brighton says the waves were flying over
the road but the hotel was llnnjured. The
old band stand at Brighton is probably swept
away ere this. At West Brighton all the
bathing houses and portable structures are
floating around or washed on the beach. The
waves reached the floor of the iron pier and
some of the structures thereon were carried
away. The islanders say they have never
witnessed so severe storm. The danger to
hotels and railroads was made manifest by
the presence at the beach of many railroad
men. A man, name unknown, went to the
end of Brighton pier this morning and was
carried away with portion of the structure.
BUFFALO, Feb. 3.-The storm has greatly
abatsd and trains are running nearly OH
time.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-02-10
Black Hills Notes..

DEADwooD, Feb. 3.-Lee Grimes, a noto.
rlous desperate, and one of Doc Middleton's
gang, was shot and instantly killed last night
while he was trying to escape.
"A heavy snow storm is raging throughout
the Hills.
About week ago news reached here of a
band of about fifty lodges of Sioux who
escaped from Spotted Tail and the Pine Ridge
agency coming into the camp of the Gros
Nentres Indians on the Missouri river and
desired to have them share their meat. The
Times this morning contains special from
Butord, dated the lst, to the effect that. seeing
the denomination of the Gros Ventres chief
IN refusing to share the fruits of their hunt,
the Sioux at daylight the next morning
returned and attacked the Gros Ventres camp.
running off ID ponies. They at once gave
chase, and before midnight overlook them at
Big Forks, east Of the Yellowstone river.
lively fight ensued, the Gros Ventrcs securing
their stolen ponies and routing the Sioux, buI
losing Lone Bull and Old Beaver, killed, and
the Sioux is not known.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-02-10
Hayt'S Successor.

CHICAGO, Feb. 4. - The Inter Oceans
Washington special says: "The office of
Commissioner of Indian Affairs was YESTERDAY
rendered to New England man whose name
Is not known, but it is understood he has
declined. N
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-12-16
CASUAL.

The Rock Island and Pacific west bound
train. when near EdgeTton Junction, on
Monday night last. met with serious ac-
cident. Owing 10 defective rail. the entire
train was thrown from the track down an
embankment. when il took fire and was
misunderstanding the mail. express
and baggage Mail agent W. X. Simms
was burned Ia death; Conductor Westfall
received sprained ankle; Mail Agent
Bellcrd a dislocated shoulder; Baggage
man Hayes was internally injured. four
passengrs Were slightly injured.
At EIpasc. H., lighted lamp was acct
IDENTIFY Knocked over in the job room Of the
Journal Office while the men were at work.
The lamp exploded. setting fire To some ink
and type cases and other combusiible ma
tcrial, causing quite an excitement for .
few moments.
A great fire Is raging northeast % Madl-
son. Wis, in the marshes and in the timber
lands. 30 far no estimate of damages can
be obtained. The scene of destruction Is
about eight miles from this city.
Mrs. William Lovelace, Of Carlinville,
ILL.,. while standing before fireplace took
fire, and being alone, received injuries
from which she died in few hours.
A fire at Miles City, Montana. destroyed
the Union hotel and several stores. The
green houses Of Oliver Brothers, at Dayen-
port, have been burned.
A collision near Titusyille. Pa, between
a Buffalo and Southwestern and a DunkiTk
and Warren train, scalded three men very
seriously.
Hon. J. ii. Mcconnell, Of A nderson. Ind,
slipped on the icy pavement. lighting on
the back Of his head, killing him almost
instantly.
Three Of the life-saying crew at Prov
incetown. Mass, were drowned In endeay-
oring To save the lives Of some shipwrecked
sailors.
A Grand Rapids street-car driver struck
a lad named Frank SpaTman with whip.
and destroyed the sight Of one Of his eyes
BY the recent burning Of the Allegheny
county N. y poor house at Angelica,
two female inmates persisted in the flames
Ms. Anna Coleman. the wife Of farmer
living near Jonesboro. Indiana. was lit-r.
ally torn 10 pieces by vicious bull.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-12-16
THE Markets.


KANSAS CTrY-6rain-So. !. winter
v h'ai, cash. sex: December. SIC: Jan
nary. 80: February. SIQo.. No. F. do.
c4sH. Ssc. Drcsnt-r ~; January. syb.e
February. s1isc; Ma } do cash. De-
e'1a.'sF. sisc: January, axe Yebru-
NJ BIDS nor a;scrn-s. Oa;s. cash.
No. ;. q Dcciah~r. 5ic: January.
=. g Cora. cash. No :. mixed y &c
It,-ar.no-r. @Ic; January, Exc Febru-
ar. 3, May.
f.aI,g cE-i}giIaT. good 70 choice. la
eyNr- sEc,iig.s. iGsisc: u.siium- Isz y
Egg-. Ee-~r T-r dorm Chickens,
drawn s.gi-.- UadTaEn s'ase- I--r IN. Tgr-
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-12-16

The sultan having done nothing toward
checking the Kurdish rebellion the rela-
TOMS Of Turkey and Persia are strained,
If is officially proclaimed in Dublin that
the county Leitrim is in q state OF dlstur-
bance, requiring additional police.
The shaft of the channel tunnel driven
Mt the Dover end is success A second
shaft is progressing favorably.
The prince of Wales has been nominated
for grand master of the Free Masons Of
England for the seventh time
The house of the Sisters OF Mercy at
Tuam. County Galway. Ireland. was dc
stroyed by fire Thursday.
The gravity of the monetary situation in
France has been the subject OF debate IN
The chamber Of deputies.
Fears of an attack by the Kurds, detain
at Bagdad several thousand pilgrims re-
turning From Mecca.
A struggle between the two honse Of the
British parliament. on the Irish land ques-
ton Is inevitable.
1t is rumored at Maynooih that the duke
of Leinster has served all has tenants with
a notice to quit.
II il believed i'm the wine trade that Glad
stone intends suggesting a reduction OF the
duties on wine.
Including the garrisons, Berlin has a
population of 1,I1s,i5o, which is double
that Of 1850.
Toronto reports great number OF coun
terfeit ~ Dominion notes in circulation iii
that city.
1t Is SAID that their IS almost universal
suspension Of the payment of rent IN IRE
land.
Gladstnnc'S withdrawal from the house
OF Commons is urged by his physician
The marquis OF Iipor. now Niccroy OF
India. has lad severe attack a. fever.
Shck AbdulIah defeated the PcrSiaEs,
near Uruniah, killing great number.
The sale of seats in Montreal for. Bern
har,it'S performances realized Sj."H.
A fund of e::.oon for the defense a. tho
land lcaguers has been subscribed.
The governor Of Natal reports an attack
OH LeIibc by s. I'ondo army.
Tlt. ColdStrram guards have sailed from
Iiol, head for Dublin.
Montalbcrt. in Savoy, has been nearly
obli,eratc,i by fire.
De Meyers has been elected lord mayor
of Dublin for ISL.
The harvest in Macedonia has been an
entire failure
Boycott's farm is described as complete
wreck.