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, 1880-08-26

Tho dredging of 'rorOnta hnrbor hRs jtlst been
completed 1T a Gtst IT over s:In,tD0.
Tu henutlf,,l ncw excursion propeller Ag'lcs,
owr,ci by {. Metlroy, ut st. Clair, brought n
nnrty Of lfD escl,rstnnlsts frnm AtXonnc, Marlne
City. nnd 81. Clair ycstertiny.
Tho ',nrRr Arizona. which was sunkcn for twp
ycnra Il, tho Clinton l&lvcr near M. Clemens. ilAs
1mrn rAtscd. thoroughly rebuilt nj 4tlganac, md
Is .,.,,r hero Mt Mmtons whnrf with lumber for
tho l,sco.ln $ials,S t.tl,l.lcr Company.
Their. IA Il considerable qtInntlty nf lumber nt
Toronto thut wits shipment. Scesns are not
waiting rn,,ill for csrKt,cs MS they tt1 III 1utn
nt tho IIAtlIhntn Is TINT tho demand for vessels
will t,c gteutcr TT t}ctOer tiIaff 1t II noH.
, 1880-08-26
NASNY.

NIr. hn~hy Lnyn Down lilo f'Hnt@amcnt-
nj Isrtllriple un Which tho South Acts
md Ir0poscs to Act.
1nIt.ln lA.h1r.
t'oSrl:nHlT y ROADS twleli IL in tia State
nv Kentucky, Aus, II, lssn-Il,o Corners
iuy bin eollsllti,. Not tloin any pantlm Or
h0ei,,, nlui consckently mt hcLn bMlwrctl
With my rnApftl, wo hov plenty ry lime To
rim tic t;uyerncllt. Tint wuz wat gEyo tho
St>lith It's prcuminclco In the old times.
lluyin higgers to .Io atl our wnrk, wo Good
Elye MIR llull minds to pakcr, l0ss-raciIl, nll
Guyerment, wl,l!o thu scrlnpin North WIZ
botl,crin Itself with bftlin raiernatis and fac-
tries md slcl 0ti,0r bclltilin plrsuots. Il,ym
wux liulryon days, ai,tl wa lcspose, tho Lord
hefn Wlllttl, to hoy Glal hnrk NKnii.
Tho result Nv our cuAsultnshen may bo
briefly stntl.l. Wnt wu want is IL wipo out
alI lhu tc,uufuIu b!ups ny tic latu oI.n,eas-
uNtnIs, A,lh pil back to tho old lIarnlU,ty 1ttl
uec4,r4t uy. thu yrtrs alNte 1ktD. yo wa1,t II,
plnw up thu battfi-tceltls, totleyclnp thu Kn.tI
n.l brDtE1pIiy fGclili, utlA clHHpin ullr hniMt3
NerHss tho differences wIclI 0n!nrtoanltly ti.
ylllptl liz, bn Wlllst N!tlrt WIN In sentiment,
WI, WIN y. fee!i'' wun III Interests nll under
II ii, this, ny cousc, everything must be
snl buck .cRKhArkty wllHyn It WIZ. So Jung ~
| eny, yesttgps ,ly tic results nv thu War nta
Tiers WIZ WNr, mn! tl!cM t!,r l,aris will be
| llrttI, and tho ugly fculln will etll,lo nip.
This,ls nbout tito tgrnls tho Corners will be
con'nsllc.l 10 lelnand: -.-......
slavery shcl be retstabfsi.rl, wItl. tho chime.
! given the S,,uth Nv Nxteimfll thu lllssttouse,
~ tho Chinese alnl poor Whites, wtcll Wu1
wat W ts. n}nt H., S"fs Sotti tG WIZ Wi.n cx he II
| fcplins f,urt. thu {iiuCl1il {;oyet,I,el,t s{ie
, 1880-08-26

HosrnN, Aug. 2s-ffoiIfs-lnl: Western snroffne.
t'1k4l.u cnipn,en exrns. *tItk14.is; Wisconsin OK
tra.. ks2saj.,; Mnnc.stn In, ti!l1A;tn; winter
w.lcatt: Hhln ind Michigan, si9sa5S; lllnol* hna
tnhIaun, &i,aaG; ~. I.nuis tttatt2j AprsnG wheat
pntrnss. s,!ykfsij: wfntrr tio, A,ltf31N.
GRAlS-Corh trnl; mixed IND yellow. 6s91}c. Onta
nctyu md nrtnt M. md Uxtsn whttc. ga tec NJ.
whttr. tIsH taticI Nh mixed. teee4lc ltfc. f1uh
1irTrEn-ChniCH Western Errntnarlrs, %Gsssot lndln
phrked. lAe An: cnu5lAnn N Enn1. lt61tc.
Ef;GS-NrsNrn fresh. lac.
AIM hi. ' ..... ..
SttlrMESTs-Fionr, IA hs1R.
, 1880-08-26


Special Dispaleh 10 The Chicago Tribune. /
NEN fnrK, Aug 2h~tuAiS-Whrnt-sTintor |
wheat nttrnctcd mora HsteHtton III Hh0 nrt tnr ex-
putt, though nralt nninly III speculative line. ind
rnllfch nbnut NJ, icnslrR Oft rrcaniarly anh III In
stnnccs woakcr. September option nnd No. reh
rcccdtng to tho final quotations of yv*tor'ay; *irnx
wheat met With rcadar sA!e. chiefly to ship
po.s. and ruled generally hrm: l&ten bu M.
red ht el.TaIlHJ(; @1+G0 bu M. tets
septcmbor options. ut tLlsAi.Gess 's;.nn bn
No !Chlcngo nnd Milwaukee, and elluco hard rpr!nR
within tnngs Of srr4a lot. chiefly At &l0!Gslo'.
Corn fairly actlye hut generally fi.tIa i"wsr. nner
moro lIheru1 md urgent offerings closing "rak Hxct
Western ungrnael. Dsdl.lc. Nats further DECLINED
a?c md clnscu wenk nj. quite urgent offerings md
ys n soa n s"at toa III So
i!.sIsl"$s-ii"a s ,pfos;. p @ .hawa fa!r degree of
sspl sssy sHsf ;s s: =, sis e:
ffsfs5 fsS;sas Ssss' ss;:i! "'!Ss: s'''f n
snt e9 IL.
!; ss s;'f Ss;ssss
T%SiS%- -Msas's.s!y ss;!ve. soap h. ~ s,ksfse
assa + hi Fe4aess cut ioat 'S'saia5io; crishod,
pMEli'irs-s what better demand for nrcom-
Ha;! sS: sssas s sa"! %' s nsry Il
Il | Il. %&:':5s Il sSs S;:ssi;[s S;:,; IT,
..NEW 1uHk. AnE, -r-NsL1 L1lnHIStehny ~ II to.HsE9
i;eso,atSr, toSic; January. lo''e fshiiary. iaao;
FLol1i.asm!l and wcat, :eecrts 2 1M .,!ls; shlp.
so, I, soa 9%S ",tfa - sh"s ,s ssipr; i;s we Il,
SG; t sss:s 'st !s ss e
tive nnI trn;. .rsrsIIs ,l shpinnl tiii
A. A.. i; ;,EHf ts$. Ea H. n"s[ s s;a ~! ~ IT, t&
:;iMii; stsa,;'sr So;3 !5n,: ti1.' ,,1sa Writer;
@ @t s,"s"r ss1,'!'c IA. "is u" NJ u, a. Aasa: g: @
Nuvcis,bpr FiiHt4htils9 t'ntl,- NJ. tIetn'@r hrl
others shMt!n lIw9r. with mGtnt.tu hnhtn;*ti rn.
sfS:' ,ssat 's,@ e% H. .syns W. s w. @ s..
August, lts M. SnrteIltef. h!tttaia&e: teinar,
"; mnts Sayy IT, yxt,a nnn a;, 2mns M pa'
!lAy-HcMniIA netiyo md stcatlT nj iAts!o.
llurs-tlni"t md unGlaiasri:
tn"EllE.-C Cunea- -nr,u9na ts!r a'td nsthot ! ar!E
t stninrses aet hut sseaIy, Itics dull anu u,ss0t'
''f! tS':'!s st uuca s!o, crude. a'he,
fsr!.f's; TnEsHWsstyaay iWS.s:s 4, .:,scs,&c:
HEflS-Ftfli nil unchanged.
TtnrENTlSE-lluIIM Mnl wuak At 3ld.
GGGk-ln hliyGrA' Ihsnrt Il tlt4'.
i.EATnEm-FntrlS nclys 4! inll nsicnst hsmlnck
sn' al vy .nssnS. w,as Mfss: ana III" d'"a' 's' "'s
s: 1s si'i t.as.. W. % pa'ea z''
nosf auet ~. :irA.y, I,i .rAi. .la!l and sa.ef
,nna eirMr n.t.!ea, saMt,to. shnr; cl"sr 1nddlcs
vii 1nTtl hSny1; n rr,s T1 =, s,rH
META,.s s'nnntnrturrtl clpfor quiet md un
9hanE"It tmSnt lHkr. lsc i'tS.iro1 guilt bnt nEMl
: NAiis-cut. taoaSl.o clInch, t!So0aGs,
, 1880-08-26
MADISON, WIS.,, ITEMS,

Special DisisIteh to Iht Ehltuea Irtbunt.
MADISON, Wis. Aug. .a.-'Tllo St4tte Jour"
at.ft Tonight publishes tic rel,sus returns Of
NIL tho cnlllllies IN t!lo State, footing III
l,M54tA, 1t bcIus an increase since lSlo Ut
:aN, 7H!.
According to tho advertisement calling for
pruposals, Gitls for furnishing tin. Stato
With sta.lnnury for t!o l.esisla.aro Mlul utller
Su6erinlen,ent If Putltc l'1uprrty tn-tlay:
llo eo!'tracts %eta Aw,!r!Yl !" tl'S lowcst
pens n1Nl pencils. &. A.. llettten,- Sl,tH1;
4 Kr4m, n Sis u GIaSS ! L. y 1 S!ssS t,Sdx Massly Il T.
iS3 Ci,ss i, paIlcr ulul envelopes. The ]. ".
l.ullcr Paper Company, 81 i,a'e!; J. N: W.
James. chIeag9, sl,:s!l; Mase!y y ufta, Ma4-
u. ". :(u,,es, Slts,3; Atoscly d. Bros. Sl,l0l;
A. j. krtlH, u ,;s5.
. tiov. Smith started for Rockford this morn
ing 10 hn prtat,nt ut thu tnra,ipnlent Of tho
'rhi,t lllI'lnis !teglmsnt a'A, flrst battalion
Ut tic Wisconsin National Guards.
lfoTsfnEl's Aea Phosphate In the {cAtozatton
OF weakened ekipr3y A{l1 3luHulrcu vitality il
, 1880-08-26
1sEOl{TAs

PEORIA, An1, 2a-tiitA1S-EuFn atGntay3 high. xel
as,d mixed. a;5f9xc. OulH kta,Ayi No. white. SO
9sl{e. isyG t1rln, M. !, 1R!stGTtc
lllGltHlSEA-S ut ft.u7.
, 1880-08-26

ToLyno, o.. Aug. as.-t;HA,S-Whcat tuil; nn,hcr
Mchtsnn, !7c; Nh, rcd Wntash sr'tali Anvurt Wei
Sct,trfu.1s. Me: t,ctnhrr .k!ec, Snycn,hnr. g; Sn
3 srcnNnlas1., t,{c recrtct 'e; No. .rHl mxnd. olc
tern ttNlis haI mixed. III; Mn. !! spot. *ttc; scrten-
her Etc; Uctthsr t1!4n; rcrsrs Nc. Oats firm, No.
=, allie, No. = white MichiHati. sct rejected. Tic.
CInrnd: whenl steatty. with EntHa demand; No. .
red snut and August, fc September, oi}kc, oes0bcr,
tskc.
KErEfrrh-whcas 13lm bu: corn. ta1m bu; oats,
li001bu,
4tt1 hu.
Cars of wheat on tfnck. I'D
, 1880-08-26
MARINE NEWS.
Mo Noticeable Change In Coarse
Frejghts.
Local, General, and Telegraphic
Notes Slim.
GATHERINGS.

GtiAtN ASb CtlANsR fllEff1Hr.
Without 1.r,,crctlnE tn tho necessity nf quot.
ing single charters. It may 10 sa1tl that freghts
rcnsult, ttt,chnnucl-vIx.: principally ilvc ceHta
on wheat To l!tt,Tnln. Tho cngnEesnenta to iaaIf.
faln, na!,!n frn,1, stcnm, were few. Rates, how
ever, wcrc FIRM.
, 1880-08-26

NEW yo1tK. A,,v Gl--Thoro continues stcaiY do.
HArd for cnttnl EOus, md HrRo sales NJ irnwn cat
tDns heinx H.ae Il. expnrurt. Prints IN ntr de-
1nA1ld. Atd MArbntn fAHcY prlnt* alYnacud hm1f n
cent P"r yAtl. tiiHphMtns yeTY Hcttru. t'nthlns
MUO!ens tulos+ SILKS sHl1llE ff4uly Vi arGt!UH
, 1880-08-26

jlnstan tuMmtrttai Hnftftfr.
IT'S ynur pr,1rnm full, Miss tlGGtlccrus!crS'
nasu4ln yn.nr ,Vhn nr Ii WcatErl, tiatnsel WIN
inI lust struggled n1,t Of tho rcrrcahnent room
with disappointment IN her cyo and I'LL "or.fer
Of i1t,.cts" IN her t,nrnl.
"irugrutn f,tlIS s;.ltt tho tnuGtsnr nf tho Eel.
Ting SIN. "Wuni. KlIess mt! | hltnt llt,l
mining hut p!eGn of GAku aud IT, leo Grcun;
M tllcy ,.nn'te0 fur t0wartls Eiling my pro-
Er1l,l, cnl tell yts1.''
, 1880-08-26

IT. Lnuts, Aue. Recommendations und sFms
mtldl4.lR il{ci low do. iU,&u: suus rs bnlesl
celpta. III, htirmnptA, At: ss,rk. k;tsl
HEw DRLEASN, Ang. It.-t'tsTttS-Flsms hihd1nR+
ll{c low nl!lltns ~ {e; gosl Urary, 10Iici not Ee-
coip1s. g bnr*: sr.M!, l oxpurtt paast~!so. lxli
sA!cs, t.114i sttlgk, y, III.
, 1880-08-26

CLEVELAND. u, Auy .h-lEranLEuM-QuCt
etun.hru wst0, ITO test. luc.
lI1Tsut@lt,}, Aug, 4i.-rETtuLErN-nu, csu.ia
lnwcr Mt sl0..; nj i'arkGrA for shlplMeusi ruHnel
VIE. philadelphia trvory.
'r1TrRvILlE, In, Aun. .A-l'ErltnLEr npenea nt
HFtN ni.vsk 4J3kp; kwest Hsu: c1Dhid B73IG bAluB,
kiNGl; shipments, ;D,1Hli charters, @haA
, 1880-08-26

nuYPALO, N. r., Aug. gi-GlA1S-WhcAtd dull and
nnntnn. Cnrn easy; Eales lAN btl first Rlf sopcn.-
nnntlhmt+ "
, 1880-08-26

oswE1o, Aug. @i-tIMAts-Wheat noninnly un-
changud corn nUniinally unchanged; Duluth. 70
lt1Jc.
, 1880-08-26

SGsi tHFlCcs tHh3uh E'fll.
Schr i, ErnwmHl, White Like. fnn,s'cr.
sehr Enfic Wing. sluskeu"t,, lumber.
,r @ KsWS';'.sc H.; ;ns Msas!Ss rr% m"sf tics,
schr Gientrr. 1'nrt 1,,,I!ansie, fight.
sehr =. j. l.l,Ir. MarinGtic. lnmlur.
schr suiyll,ln,. White f.nk,, f!,1nher.
Sshr Myrtle, Sl!Is!;rlt';, l!'ns;.
sschs r. s. Skinner, stnskcgoti, lumber.
sslr I; II itrW. tlf1'n'! llny:t'. % w"a.1; 'tn,,
Selr Wt!!!nn Mse tss ] pnf I,f HravG2! a2ar noata
acfr Il. 81. Ntnnton. 1.u.!tt,utnn, humber.
schr {. i. Wrcnr. C'nsnoysHn. humber.
sctr i. 1tnll. a,tskrg,,tI. l,iinfer.
srl,r Il. Mueller, Churles"x. ta.rk.
Ss Srh rFros n%S Ka9,!''s: rk 'n1foa' ''
sahr i ., H,i"',ticc, WiIi.sasl1 ,tay. hark.
sthr Challcnkc, t,,nlt1lgsnls, lntnhcr.
sHhr ]. II. llIlf. llHil1ltl. lllmlMr. |
Scnr Eyn!i f'!lllst,%n; I ;,n l!:,6cr ,;,,n,,r
sc' sei'r iies T. h 1!!sI" IT, ".a ,Si i'sSS. % !Sor.
Ssmr a'Gp;vS1ty y Mnsksx"i. i.,x i!'masr. 'nfE
Hrtr !lntmkeu, t'harluttr. cthll.
Sshr {: \ i,,npse.n NasSsa"n: ,.,,an lumber
ScIlr t,ontesi. Muskr9n. tIn,Mr.
sct,r j. i. l.oitar. EseunllA,, trnil t'ro.
SGhr II. 1t. ll,lrger. Mnnfstt", lumber.
Sehr n. t'nprlry, 1iu!rafo, ctMl.
schr Guiding s'9r. A!,n'n,. l"n'l'er:
schr Hungarian, ilenyer Island. railroaa Ties.
,r :sr n MSc1TSnn'ss S|'sst nk wit %1' ss x TIM "Icr
|:shr {. Mts',rlso,, I.!il,!Ftop, lumber.
Schr Ann slnrln: I;ntl!!,rlo,., l,n,.'er'
Sstr !. sands. 1an!tng';",'; ! IT.. f,mlcr. ,nl'
Sci!r I. ]. sisI!annre. l.nl'ng'u,', lumber.
SsSr Ssl'r ,w''*s''; s;ss; 'r Hr'i I,;s SSs w.,,n
schr Narth star, rc,'.wntor. ln'nbcr. .:..
Ett1r II, tlHWsGtt, Mlt4ktEinl. li1l9r.
, 1880-08-26

tettr7o:N Exporters useh ~ enr-nnt*M ~ md sninrca
yr.tcrGuy mi t-tuy stlIyc cnttn Md an st tiinG!,
HIftEr-- Hr,ntrts fur Two tHfR. Hat nestHsL "Nnn
tnnu ttrr inst week; fntr % prime ahcr ~ umEhnn
nj rttt1x rritH. hit tnhs,s further nFehcnm
fnrtinn and fee htAvy; p,,t ~ rhhet tMt1T FiIn
t4r1 rrr lin lbs, sMshlc for xanxt"rt s1eep' l." ioe
ayrrsri. limbs. fa&ti " lbr htf ms 90, ,. = ~.
SWtSE IrceitHs fnr tw.t days: kt.M: mNntust ~ itM
rar,c time in.t mrrk; unehnged' Tor ltse
and s1.nhts@1 tor t!rrsscd.
sT. Louis.
VI Itot.1s, A,,e. .i tArrir-StGady md I'm.
chnnctil; rsfrts. f1tih iHtf to lt!lnla hensy@!s
l+fi tpilt krrr.+ fAatt&.a fhttve hnlEMnrH ntitIt
f,va3,: efu.. TrSns, inir tn rhlcn f!!aHShl1s IN
d!nn., o.. 1;s:i. l"rrPis ISt's slitpnrnla. "
siItEr-stcntly nnh uhclnnsr! tntr u ehplee NUT
Iluas Fairly nrttyr nrd Inwcs; fnrkssr nmd Enlt!..
E1,irrs .tfi nxrI arktny ktWtf s!st hutci!Mrh
~ Inner, thalaiM ltrcNilH:. 4,O: hhlrfhchss l.aM
H,ssS.ts CRY.
Srtetns ntsrnteh to The fhtfdp1 7SihnHfs
@ASHAstJtY. hMg 2t-Thn l'rftf Fnrrfnf frpnEta:
tJATrE- -1t"rnIrts, ':fg; shlimen:, l?''': nlark"i
e1,w: nnl,vr shippers, E4ka al'ls Hntye snckoEs Gna
Ae.it5r. ti.tkska': ssass Tcxaa, s*ss''' nh''Fo
fI44ra, ft.Wt!.H. .. ,.
Hnus-l,"rnlpt. t:'ls .hlrmcnt.. tEt1s market sln;
h1d wrnkrr; GhOicc, $i.'at4t,Gj lilht etpPn4 h'1u
mixed packing, ktlJa tID.
E1SrISSSAIl.
CtSCtSNArI o. Aug h-inns-En:Aict'@ sA Is common, to'a,
srs', E:i5ss ;D recrpir i.tsi' hrah; shipments, ALL
lNUtASAruIIa.
lNp1tSAfp1's, in. Ana y 1llngst1chstlvc 81 hat @
shno lower nj $s.4kth@i; Receipts. "5ou hena snlff"
rnents, 10
, 1880-08-26

11ETItoIT, aflch., AHg. .1J.-FENNR-Quteta at EkC9.
GHAlS-Whent Grmort M. wtto. g71fo AnEust.
7E36u September; G]kc blh October dot No. white,
IIlztt
itErxtpTs-Whent, s5,nfn hi.
SUPERINTENDENT, ~ ,Un hi.
, 1880-08-26

rT. 1,ours, Aug 2,-ftrru-slnw and UNCHANGED.
GnAiS.-Wtrnt tDwrs; Nh. rod. Mi4a9s1kfsHis<c
CASH. aRc August, n! t4?1a49iAe September: el5(a
tu4tsNI1tc October, Hs4s.E1ic AHscn,bcr: ali4ah1c
tho ycnr: M. 4, staas{c. ncc"r!ne 70 lncasinns No
Hcptcmhsrf :73<s.slSo ftcinhsr :S}S aJ!{c SnTcni"
bert ~. 1137skc cccr1bcri ai'er tho rear. Oats rm
for rn.h: opnns l,wnr nt esds1c cnsh: 3ee.ihc
ScrtctnIrt t,rty sc lid clnsp, UctObtr; 2Su
November irt. ainw; s<c asked.
I.EAtI-ti tinrt1anHch nj VIC.
nrrTEH-QulGt; uAry. at2Itc.
EHHa-Ha!tr
WlItsKy.-Steniy Mt slim.
i'itvtstuS4-i' Iirt: tnhtira at fIs'H rry sat
Trnis lhwcr n! H. Rk1%Itssss: Racon eowcr ~ 6{ts
gtt1.fHc. I.nr4 Innllnnt.
hxcEttrs FlSMt; ;,ON hrls, wheat ltsma hn: corn.
HIttrWENTa-Flnir. t!.ttn Iris: whra,, 3.0il su.
cnrn tAUU but oats, ln bu; tys, nuH0 barley. mono.
, 1880-08-26

Special D!,patch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
KASKAs CtTY, Mo-, Asia 25-TlIo Prize tutrtnt re-
ports: Observation-Disclosures Sl,ta7 bn, ship
ments 5,..t5 hit: tnnrkot wcakort Nn.:. cash, a!4c
Feptaher, Hc; Nh. casti. t9isc: sapteubor 73{c.
ttrn-Eecspts, lgHb hi; r.!pMcnh aa,ti8 bu, lower;
No. = Casl, 2tJfps SpptCMbct H5E.
, 1880-08-26
4&F{tffI.,

InSroS, AnR 2S.-sYonL-Qulnsts stocks accunulat'
ing; manufacturers colno plrcEasca tn present
wanlsI t}hln and t'annsy ylyaMia, w. VI. MicNlh tl
aJot cUnblnk and uuial,i0+ *ksi!1 pulled, a9totc.
, 1880-08-26

lioTsfnsls ArId Phosphate In the restoration
Of Wcukenrd cnrr1y Asll impaired vitality IL
wonderfully SUCCESSFUL.
, 1880-08-26

TuisL'ES'rINE. .
WILMINGTON, Aus. ::i.-sptntrs os TuIPEa1ISx~
, 1880-08-26

thtrnrn y Northwestern 1sn1,r,.
FOR Ain!n tlmhiD. Bnhk: 'rme.'rnbles, H"r,,st,.
sIa rtaa.t 'ss s,c. ,tS 1ss'S 1sSts sss 4;
llUnse. 10 Cnnnt-st. uhi nj tilt tsMs 'o'' laln,ns
, 1880-08-26

ChsrnRo: nnr1imktnn 4: Quincy Tent1r,n,
'nT. T'u.'Inhie. sccplns,,
rteiSt,Mss%s ;!r,M o1 Company hcas': mE9* m.I9*
f!nH Sen' beo ernur tnn" IT. 1T ot
MNt1ia0n-h -hta, ton West HIt. ''4 Sotncs Nanal and
, 1880-08-26
HAlLhnA1 'rtMs-rAH1r..
ARGlTAL AND DE1AkfUEE uE TRA|S;Sj.. A|SI;j.~

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-17
The Ontario.

Owing 10 the extremely cold spell
for short time past, work on the
repairs on the old Ontario furnace,
and the new one, has not progressed
as rapidly az it would have done. be.
cause the mortar had frozen. How
ever, work has not been discontinued,
aud will be delayed just as little as
possible. Sinking on the new shaft
has been suspended for the present.
In the interior of the mine, labor is
still progressing, but it is all dead
work, the levels being repaired, tim
bers strengthened. debris carried
away, and everything of the charac-
ter of an improvement being under
way. Work in the slopes has been
stopped for the present, and 10 ore,
worth mention, Is being taken out.
However, in such a property as the
Ontario. these suspensions merely in.
1icate renewed YIgor and a greater
production at a future day, which
will be no longer than possible.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-17
LOCAL REPORT.
TITS TRULY WONDERFUL

To see what Improvements now exist
as compared with railway travel only
q few years ago. To become convinced
of this, one has only to select for his
route East, the popular and well-known
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
You are landed by the Union Pacific
Railroad in the Union Depot at Coun-
Gil Bluffs, where stands the G. & NJ
W. Palace Train, composed of Pull
man Hotel Cars, Pullman Sleeping
Cars, Elegant Day Coaches,
Smoking, Baggage, Postal Cars,
etc., ready to convey it's passen-
gers t rough Iowa and Illinois, and
into Chicago. Gliding smoothly along
over the superb track of steel rail
through Thriving cities and Villages,
CO.. fortably seated in this train, one
sea- ely discovers the high rate of
SD 81 which he is riding. Trains Of
IL road are always on time, con-
neCaons sure, and passengers seek.
ing pleasure, comfort, safety and
ease in travelling, will find the
North Western" IN excess of their
expectations, and the greatest of all
routes to Chicago and the East. In
sist upon Ticket agents selling you
Tickets ria this Road; all Agents sell
them. Examine your Tickets, and
tefuse 10 buy if they do not read over
this Road. II sou wish the Best
Travelling Accommodations, you will
buv your Tickets by this Route,
SSEAND WILL TAKE NO OTHER
i2G
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-17
TALKING COAL.

SALT LAKE CITY, March 16. 1880
Editors Herald:
Everybody is taking coal just now
and why not l? It all comes of thu
cold snap, which, By the by, show
signs of weakening. OF course much
NAV be said on both sides. but shall
say little on either side.
The announcement that Mr.. Gould
will sell and deliver coal In as email
amounts as 100 pounds for SOC. and
$50 pounds pro rata with larger
amounts, shows oommendaole
liberality. But the retail coal dealers
make a startling statement In reply.
to the effect that they frequently sell
coal in quantities of 10c. worth at q
time, that hundreds OF families in this
city cannos afford to buy 100 pounds,
or SOC. worth, at a time, and that
many of even these small purchasers
have TO be trusted, some OF them for.
ever. This manifests a good deal OF
poverty sin our midtt. "
The retail coal dealers are charged
with specializing in their business.
Possibly they 10 so little. but they
have very small margin to do 1t
upon. Besides, what trader does not
speculate, more or less? His business
is speculation. Net much of specu-
lation either, in some cases, similar
to these small coal dealers.
This wh-l5 coal selling discussion
may be put into a nutshell and shut
up there. Mr.. Gould does well in
selling to the poor in small quantities
at comparatively reasonable rates.
But he does not do so well in refusing
10 sell to the retail coal dealers. 1t Is
. rather small business to discriminate
against them, even when done phi
snthropically as claimed. Suppose
dr. Gould desired to bring and sell,
Wholesale AID retail, all the mer-
,nandise that is brought and sold in
his city. That would be just as
az bis desiring to bring
md sell, wholesale and retail, all the
,oal that is sold in this city. Let MIR.
IouId sell all the coal he can, either
or retail. Let the retail
oaI dealers buy and sell all they can.
.et the public, rich or poor, buy
hen and where it can, and when
nd where it pleases. II Mr.. Gould
1es better by the public than
ls retail ccal dealers do, don't
" think the public will find it
1t aud act accordingly? There is no
scessity for any trouble in this
alter. L6t US maintain this as
nd of liberty as long as we can. Let
J have peace on earth. good will to
en-, and free trade in coal 90 far as
reasonably practicable Then
either Mr.. Gould, nor the retail coal
callers, nor the coal buying public
Ill be greatly hurt about it.
CARBON.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-17
Mining SUifs.

4 mining suit Of considerable i'm.
poriance IS now pending before Judge
Hunter. It is that of SeIah Cham.
berlain rs. Chas. W. Raymond ct al;
and is on a protest against the issu-
snce of patent for a mining claim.
The properties involved in this suit
are the Azure Queen and the 1. X L.,
situated in Ophir district, Tooele Co.,
the owners of both properties applying
for a patent, aud both protesting
against the issuance to the other.
There are cross euits in this case.
A cult similar in its elements,
brought by r. @. Chambers ct al. Us.
NJ. Shaughnessy. ct a., will follow
the above. The suit involves the
patent to the Great Eastern and the
Henrietta claims, Park City District;
and there are also cross suits in this.
There are in the neighborho0d OF
thirty OF the Park boys now in town
who have been subpoensed as wit
nesses in this case.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-17
Collapsed.

Another of the Ogden dailies has
collapsed. This time tits the RuStJer,
and its demise follows on the heels of
that of the Dispatch with such rap
idity as contradict, in a measure. the
claim that the future metropolis"
is constantly growing. This leaves
that burg with but one regular pub
LEGATION, the Junction. The death of
the Rustler is not unexpected, as the
fact, observable for some time past,
that it has published no Geographic
matter, attestsd. 1t has been COT
Quoted By persons Of enterprise, and
for young men, of journalistic ability.
though it has not always been turned
in the right direction; and to this
fact or question was due the beastly
attack on Mr.. Chas King, It's local
e,iitor, some time ago.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-17
Remedy for Hard Times.

Stop spending so much on fine
clothes. rich food and style. Buy
good, healthy food, cheaper and better
clothing; get more real and substan-
tial things of life every way, and
especially stop the foolish habit OF
running after expensive quack doc
tors or using go much of the vile
humbug medicine chat does you only
harm, and makes the proprietors
rioh, but put your trust in the greatest
OF all simple, pure remedies, Hop
Bitters, that cures always at trihing
cost, and you will see better times
and good health. Try it once. Read
Of it in another column, rae