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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-06-10

Tho committee the admission, M
delegates from the Second District OF Kansas, OF
!. 9. Sears and l.. A. Day, and from tho Third
and that the ten present sitting mem
bers be allowed 10 vote In their seats
and to cast six votes. A State Convention was
ting members elected by one resolution. During
the Convention District Conventions were notified
, 1880-12-17
HEAVY JUDGMENT RECOVERED.

HALvtNnRE, aI,l.. Dee. W.-ln tho Court Of
Cointnnn I'rUs thia m,,r,InH tho Jury Ktva IL
vert1ltt fnr Hi,th0 III rhyGr nr y. u. Patterson,
ut this oily, npntn4t II. Y. Attrti. TIE l'lAIntr
WIS employed hy defendant ~ lS,:l to nrs,t 'Atu
II enmlpn,nlsa or srttl"luent between tho Err.-
t.'nf tIiy Tins ta,ljn,ny all illv NUw tlrlt4,H4
tins t0nllmny. Ut nt'W t'rIcun.. THO ,rKDt.i.
1lnI,s after III nEretfHt IN tho irt 1T .ttfrlla
u itttr4'! II ln',v *ntt WAS instituted n4ul,,st
tito New url's (ina Enn,jn,l,y, N..l Atrial ~.
sxers y vsMGt a"r saJa rAitrIs'al W.
IT. rtehtrl. whiuh Ilu Instituted rtttt, Tile l,lnl
awarded rnyers tho orglh rluim with Interest.
Mr, lutthrsurl II nut vi thu IHtlEtH VI tho +ti,-
1gul r,tx Et.ljrt IN this city,
, 1880-12-17

~ lHt l<tiAoE ~ 4Ht NHtfu9n 1FtOMH$s
CH1CAHu. t1cc. lJ.-ASn praspb11is cotnpler"
cluE ycnr Ia about closing, md tho .f,sul season
IL upon lis II! wflIr!l syr nre wont tO bc Isl0re
especially Kr1ltcft1l for our own bIGss!1svs and
nshdTul Or tic necessities Of utllErs, We desire
to commend to tho generosity OF our GItze1ts,
through your columns. tho ehnrty knowIl us
tic NrwSbnys' and !iuotblncks' Home. 1t IL M
institution prpyls"! fM tl,r hnnoAt Of tho dthor-
uf tho Atrrls Wt!t! En!l, i Kr,ttiy living by tho
Aale OF rnpnrs, lJnettnx Df ha't*, ete. \ clentl
bc,1, t.IEulrr with wtuesunc supper and brtalk-
fnkt, nrt, furnished Mt cs,nrTe III - ernts per
dny. Tho building. !otlt,l IN Quincy street. I.
comfortably wlrncd In winter t,y steam. n,I.l
ns TIL stsr 1etx,t1; kySti, Ir ~ 'trf u,,i
Eool or tts lHnintcs. lMrtllE II lMlrt Vt tho fer
IN esnn!tE sclHnl H. 1us!'!!!tnlnct a.tl on s,t'
!nlls nsll nort iniIslrIl Il stssgt 70 In exstctl
III tho e0inltlct nG tho ltlstftutlhn II ~ without
my scctHrl'!iI blssH whntcSer y llnAr'i 0f liine
DIRECTORS. ttilMstd ut Dltlt!tKHs men, ll,irt Hi'
Crnl direct Ion OF lts nttntlS. wlln thu details stru
sslrcrnsty Ioukrd nftnr by Twelve hdy mn,ntror1:
,s rnr. % Is III ,asi ts ,r ".ss"ss y vii Ifess Tx " IS
every n,.Hns III fts towur to ttaHcu its useful.
llcss in tho futnu,.
a. hut u mnns,nll chargH Is nude for h!n.rli
nrc fnrnlat frF0 y, 'IrsrrttME G!ssrs}, lhv News.
lnys llt.. tAiInt In Iu'lr silt sustaining. lIt!
uf li,n rlshl!e tI snnIn txfint. II Will r4p.lru
iti0nt tttsh Of such GI,ntrilllIolla tn rnhkIla Iii
~ tHFct ttM'rxtHfHlttlrtA Tor tllU year rtsIf III
tho il1Il Hf DntDtrtf. lSsI.
AlHily Hont'HMl+ ,ntVt md wnrHrn hayu Alfcnt'y
,llnip ilinutInlIx. Wn lw itN,k sntl'!lently tn il
nect'~snry IL p,tatHin Il bereavement "n,rr,,rst
viii ut al tltsAcE.
lHlnIttM!re+ Hla'!a to tlihar OF tho under.
s!gncd will 10 duly acknowledged.
WM. u. lAsn.
ttt,s. u. llANtIis
lsrtM,S l.. SH11H,
u. Il, pE.tHsu.A,
:, .lUlN 4. srEaisSa,
y. u. iASE.
q. y. d. RlrstGcE,
u. n. Itlt1tHM}riIAM,
ls0ttT l.AW.
, 1880-12-17
i llr,.,c..y Tor r,ipI.t1serIa,

At&r lHrH ft~ENtt Tee. II.
tleli yesterday ntterI1nnN II G4,nlHrh hlCltiun al
tiillhertil null IT. ettrr WIS rtectveil from nty
mossur uY alx rhli'lrsn. nlI 81 win'Hi hnil ltrI,
a.llintesl with tho slrc'u',"l ,!Iscnsn md wcro
cured by tho full!iwfng tr.,Miyi '"I'nku si.eo
sew il III Sft pI.st, ur tlnt,neI ,c, aatsr,tif
II with ennl t!t"tr'tcua,l u,l. 'tlleo It tA ttla
,s.ek, having iIu meat rs%eh fr'n, rHr ~ cur
After ln,,lti.llug R0rGF.ll r,w nnltttst tutu II
nnn!t!r. rlart enough ot tho sums !.ltn tho In.
tlcnt sta sIl3R IN tDrer Ihp sltA 81 thu feat.
pu- ltcu must ln, wnrn IN M.lcr mt Il, chill tl4,
lMtieIit, Tho shront EhMlld then he karytet
wll sumo lnlII!tu cAlsltl, strung Will rps! leil.
4ur shsktl well together Wl!l ilo. II tho lntirnt
!. t.n o.ns y guralo wit tase thrMl with IL few
lrups. II NnnttiiE ncclEs lttHt. wuter pi,r-
cusctt NJ .lr,K stntu. with tlirGrtIo0s, shti,l
bu xiteh. lao sus0 to csl,lsu IN rgltut!un on tho
Ncck.'
Of Heultl.
, 1880-12-17
PHILADELPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA. IlHc. !h-Ehultn-SonInalIy un-
phtuRrd. ltya Hour steady at Si4ah
CNAtS- WGeut - A1ndrrntn tels,nrd, rejected IN
Track. fisi. fnran ratu, Sna s,nt, traup3 3hipn,s
HIM FREQ on board: SU r.l, Iiaengr, a. la bll
slts.s astca tannaty. tl.lat .4a &1Hskei FrbrnAry
sl2l7l bid! tl:9 asked} ,nrc!,, sl.e1 bi st!tl nsS"
CorN dull, re)ected track, Sa, sali nlIxer. la:
canbc.. tGs{o bd. 571u nskettt ,1n,uary. Atc bill.
9{c asked; FpEary. h;1sc hid, !a nthr.,, Antell,
lkc b!, S)te n.kr's -l,onanh tntr atl innrk:t
80 : 90, ts'tt "a: n, isXrd; nix", !!*s
lla nlsns ti7,y iii i,.,as trial; INV. ti.sl iis
'1tG, fIuL
ljcrrEt-ln fnlr 1epunA far c"lcH. Otcs dull.
tssit;S-Etats'a HtlI WHlIfrh III ;Hstae.
= EHEEHE-Qutet, hui Hleitny; crlsaIttry. l!}{c.
Pa Notwithstanding uIteluLtiEtu
WHlHKf-ktaalty TT fI,tI ,-... . ..
NECEIFTs-tfDur, :ks1I tFiA, WHEAT AtlIQ but cufp,
i13 tuJ ou} mis- H.1u BIT. l
EuitNEETH-t At.gG hQs
, 1880-12-17

BALTIMORE Md. Ice c.-FLuun-slore attlyo and
, unchanged.
GHA1S-Whcht-Hcstcrn stendfcri Sn.n Western
winter reh SPOT and i1acthur i1ft; JHnuary
HLlslsl1sh, Fcbrunyy. tlsildsl2!sA: Mura,i. Sl..L
CGrn-fe4ern quiet hut Htln, Western sulx.tl. kt,ot
aud upcclcr. DID. 6l!3c newi In,lnurs, ht
G1Mc; Febrsary, sl'43Halc. ainrch, Tic uxkud,
stenH,er, t{esas}4c. Oats wholly non'nu 1iyc duil
1t &LUt.saGl
IIAY-Uuchnnrcd.
pNOrtHlU SH-Unlli without cl,nHEG.
DCr'rEit-Qno, prltuy IN c!i3!co Western packed,
; asGasao, roll, g.t3.G,e.-,
E0ds-Flr.ug fresh 3lS5;t,o; l!ncd, ..s.,dsaic.
PETN01.EtN-SttMnNl,'
GAuCEN1Es-Cntes tIrn.i lilo c.rvncs, ordinary 10
| full lucille. saEnr Htrnftg; a 1uft, vic.
! wH1skf-lhtWGt III ILL.
tHEItI1tTs- InGt1p lgE,l,
lEcEIl7~-finur lIfi brlAt wheat, liLsU pui corn,
2shts hu; ilIta. LIN hu; ryt.. NU t,,l. --. :
HliiIMESTa-W hrnt iii Ii hui c,Irn. J;, ,Sl5 bu.
bALEa-NhuAt. ii5 .tjD bu; tLrss. il, ~ Gn.
, 1880-12-17

NEW onIkASR. Dec, tG-FLuNlI-Qn'ot u,,d wruk;
suprstnc. kAa6t15; M. I'll -, MN, st.1 1dsl5J;
high gtadcs, AtithtGUl
GnAiN-corn quiet md weak; 6o:h4e. Oats quiet ut
;8saiac,
CunH-MEAT-1Iigher; sa.1Da3Ul
1IAs-1Erexu!as priM,c. t.ln. ci,alee, s.ankaat09-
PKOv1slnSs-1Dtk quiet nra weAk qt,uud at &!:...s
.uni ateat'y tcrct s'satsc; kou. W.. Htlk-unss
,lusGt stoH1dcrn. se. ctcns-r. ;ssc; cloar. s5kc.
Bacon quiet but atealy: shoulders. a4c cacaT-rIu.
bhet clear, Sic. llanix-sagns. steady with
! good demand; ennynsscd. .a lDhc
WiIIsKr-Stendy. Western ErGtfticA. sl.l0@l.1s.
ultucENlEs-coifrc-DcmAEd sAtr ind pr!cus higher.
: Rio cnEtocs ordnnry to primo. lA4l4Ne. stllar
stendy; common to Rood common. I! (4sJlc, fnIr tu
fully fair i5tGlkci primo tY chpIGu. GGtes yelnw
clarified. nlulakrHA nct!vt as, tr c0ti!i. aks
&c: ceNtfiflN -kl'sG; Ir :sttIvt Fng T., ctlusCe.
aa: ;!cso';aySrs a, sll.f" u lT.r n 1'.sue.
HNAS-DnIl and lnwc1; YH1ted ut ak{F1Ge. s~tat2
MnSETAnt~Slsht pxGlIaIlEu TN New York tnri
NtnfnN, III. - :.
, 1880-12-17
EIt. LOUIS,

II. l.nC1a, Dec H-FtOcA-I>ull und unchanged:
, GHAIS-Whcat yury ursettIedl M. ! rel. II ults
'1Glt cnsh; flDi!lMlW}s DecemBsrs tiJst&s l.u!{Hp
1o..l IaHuury ttlbht eses L'at1 lntsnufyi t!Ta4p
1y1i1 lNIEx i.u3E .arct,l tiugs4 lu15{ Atfl Nh.
do. ts1ascl NJ. do. IAtsic. torn lnwer ut ,s5fe
cush; aJaa's9sc ltcemters a9+a Iannary; es9p
<h<c FebfuuEy, liza Martatt Nln AFfIl. uAls
lpweF at al5sc tHs. ;sfs january; attait{u FsbEu.
l.Eitl-QHlet ut 4t4t
HET1E1l-tlnellNt,Ett
9.HGA-kneNAfiAuI.
WHtSKY-Qulrl ut I'LL. ... - .
1HuFJstnAA- -lutk Ansleft slA1i nsk1ht HILLS Fsh.
rGnty ry hHat meals frlsT ut &tkEt H. Aaf4 ~.
tN5h4643, HNcUh 4u utiu unchanged. 4ltF 4uty4 ut
HEcEtFTs-f!nnr. atln bFs: Wheat. l1,01 hllI corit
stAn bM; U4ls lIuA Lui nv nlnu; butleys ElAl lu
slnfMESTs-FMar l3tasl brs; HilFnt, !9.Qp Ilis
furH l9.l09 Gui Uats+ 2.uD bMt E}tt lHkJi hurley,
1luQf.
, 1880-12-17

CLEVELAND. Dec. d-l'ErltoLEuM- Flrncr;
stnn,lnrh whltc 10 tcst. 11s(c.
rIrrx1ltltti, ntc. G.-rErNoLECM-Quiuts crude.
tn!taa c1r,Itsntes cHscF ut !tfe' refined. v&t for
WiTUstilIi:, III, Ice lt-rETlIo,.EuMyTha al
market opeMed nj ylJac, nHllr.t. H}e; nuess, l!aG;
clustuE al Nlie. Snlts, 1duN Atfe shltnl4utn, EuN
brfs; charters II NV brls.
, 1880-12-17

Swtiat nhWtth 10 Ihe Ehcacu Tribune.
EANs.ts cry. No., bee. 1h-1lIp Prize Current
repbrta!
A1S-Whcat-ltncnlptst!l last week, .F!.sl; bu,
shlpHcHtN 1s1i but weaks NJ. cash. i f.; heccnl'
Ler. 1Slo, 40. =. C0sl tci brecluof. K,'9cs No.
eAs hxt lleeen.bar. p4s. Gushts3celgts tt!a Ipast
wtek l4v,iE DH: Kln,snts. lS,1u3 hI luntrt NJ. =.
CASH. Ji3aet IceeniGnr, Hl@t..
, 1880-12-17

NEW YoRK, Dec. As-rI.Src IA vurs i!ttle change !n
tho condition vi tic market, uuElnuh. roEnalns t,ntet
With package ho.scH. md tho luHLng trudc Is Iut,
cnttu.l goods Nr,uly i1clI by agents. md sttrks
wt.ll In hand; pritA qtltC but psDtca lawns Mt,a
plnes ARC In fa!r reIucsl by enrly tnyess; wuolen
goods quiet n1id stentty.
, 1880-12-17
l,,Et}ltlt\,

rEuRlA. ill., Inc. lat,lAsS--torn o,ilnt md easy
nrw hIgI-mlxed. 'G:ss{ct mow n1xea t13as:c sncs
new htsl-nlxct. frt,tnnry, nt 3;Nc III store. uats
innct!re bnt tlrn: M. wI.ttt 3l!lstaltc. Hyc la
and easier; Ma. =. s'iaatc, sale. Ecbr1lAry Mt TIC.
1IinHwfSHs--Ytensiy ut Hi.
ltEtEl'rA--Wisni. 1siil n!i corn. IAt's but oats,
9l!aH UHi fye. lAIhu; h1rlrt. AlUi hu
sM!rME*r*--Whtnt. hnit; earn. af,UN Dms pats,
ls,;Fi' bui ryp. a.sJu ou; barlrt. none,
, 1880-12-17

t.nrtavlEs.t:, f3cc t.-tnrTHSkAtcaAy nt ike.
FLurR--I,hl,. extrs, tA2s1aN oxtra fainlly, f5'3a
All; a Nm. I. fhlOah@s'; Gbnice func5. Ftakahti.
uHAfN-Wllcnt ttnll nj slUeil.Ul. cnrn xtcMiyt M.
whlta+ NDw, 41c: au mixed. lie. tnlA gurtf Nh
whltu. T!*e do rxcd, axc. iisc gu.ct. but steady.
N.A u tk4. ;.
HAY AtcHly ut sIs.rkj tIN. ...
i'nrtS1x*-t't,rk Hrl nt t1as1 Lard qMlss, primo
WHfakf--Steady nnd unchanged 1T st.lU.
, 1880-12-17
1}tJtsft,&TI{l,

nrfrALu, Dcr. r.-GuAtS-Wheat neglected and
nominal Eur, tIH!1: triuts oil. dct now, tYc. Oats
kcrcg; cae-tots. iJa lie. Barcy rlu md In uuo1 de-
nluu FA!cs ;suu bu Eutlata Ut fl3st 2j uo prlsnt1
terms.
, 1880-12-17

OSwEGu. tlrc. 1G.--GRAiS-Wheat lower. C0Fn
scarce; Wcsiorn mi xcd, R*stOc.
, 1880-12-17

1nsTDS, lice. 1H-fL0Eil- Qn!1t md unchanged.
f:NAtS-t'Utn tntt mixed md yUnN. 's*alHcs lIigh
nxe.l Gl{c. Oats 1ulet; M. and ostnl wIltr S!to
Gr: M. willie. iGs ;n.! MIXED a,,d Nu5 while, II
It Ic. ItyH bninaiIy unGllanueti.
overwhelmingly nl,el,an9c!.
'E.tItts-WpHtprH Grlti,, .N.t;It.
WECEIiTs Fluns, iiIlJ 0rls. l;Ju sks wlicnt, :s0O
but Evrr, 1uA ku.
, 1880-12-17

ToLrnn o.. Dec. c.lu.-nnAlX--Soon l,onl1-whcns
@Asy; Sn.3 red Wabash. spt't. st.vI january, tAki
February. HUH; Musrh. tl.NII4t M. red ASubast
sase- Corn dull No, !? spot, 4l&s auysH& rvjec.
sd. ilxc. Outs diIli NJ. :, size.
!!oEEn bEkft-FTtma luAIIuluth fdJi No. y. &ItA
DHEssLp flO03-i1.4u.
s...... EiAHE&.
OuAiS-NAent qnlet: M. i 3rct, spot, stGlk4: jan
ftlItl ''r ' t|e'
bJAu bu. ' w. -
eIlr'lE&Ts-Whsas ZOO Lu; curu, l1,u1o bu; uut4,
'
, 1880-12-17
MAMMOTH CHEEK.
The Adventures of an Accomplish
cd pead-Beat.
He Plays Himself for a New York
Herald" Attaoho, :"
And yictim'zcs Railroads, Thcatres, ans
Hotels.

there Is brought to plil,lc notice II tnnn who bg-
lut,ns tn tho cl1ss who "'over misc n meal or
ply Il cent" md wi,t,se ndnuinntINu check md
asnIl aho cntIt,o him to Il niche
III history. Such usn tins visited ChicfHu oil
al iii for tho inst year, md IL rccitat uf hts
tiOi,Es Will. no doubt. form I'm interesting Gimp"
ter for tho Ecilcrnl render.
During tho no,lth nj May Inst thorc arrived In
this city n mutt who xaYe tho nasno Of ttcnty 8.
C1rNy. lie ala!mct1 fb ltn reporter OH tho New
York lIfntid. nntl enatl ho h,a como West ns II
or tile London Ttmts, to write up
tho lurge Krnln mud lumber Interests Of tlte
Northwest. shorty nftrr his arrival III ChlcnRo
he cIttetl ut, tho cIIt0r OF IN afternoon paper
md informed tt1t gentleman he ha1 met him III
tho ruufns nr the Lotos Club. IN New rurk City.
Tho t,nns face nppenred fatnilIar 10 the ctlitor.
md. rs he lns1stctl upon forcing MI ncqufntnnce-
ship. ho was given tho right tsntid 1T fellowship.
Tho Inun Of tcttcrs introduced him into tho
1'rcss Club and he aoon beea'nc frequent vist"
tor Of tho rootts nf tho Ciu. ise!ns of pleasing
address and a Enoi fnKCr, hc s0oti siltCGrtltt' III
making fhxbrNl l.lr inpresaln1,, nnt It ,vis not
onT r,a5s he % ~ to .a,1si srt TIC sn f
man cMrca IN nurc for hts sulnry thntl iIe ttucs
fur Ills Hfc. md tho liltlo. ftynrs AskMt BY tho
strns,Eer Within thutr Entcs wero rcn'llly doug.
HIT the lyA rolled 0li nnl hs expected shlt,
ta!int' sn aryive. THO newspaper ss.e'. he4ar 20
grow suspicious Ut t and uc alay he suddenly
a'inp1I s fair i' to 'ait Itar n st him frequently
whc he WIS tn tow,,. ntlti orc 1lny, when ho WIS
II hIs r. ,te ss!isnr i'!tndaees r him 10 lct,txe
tet. 'ietIon h, rsi NJ MS s Tawses II tf ao 't 70 Il
lcttnr Li"lurs!n; hiu,scf ~ IN nscnt ~ tho n,.
thls t1t,t,ncnt. ilr called o,, tho editor nf tho
3;'ea.5 tnt tuI.' hitn tat Mr. l'e'l'scst in,otnl"
Twa-EESr Mu,.SlyG 1,ApEHs
across tho cnnt'nuns. This statement Rayo rise
to tho paragraph which Mr,ar..l IL thu 1nI,ctA
, 1880-12-17

uure. f.nrA-1rn,c steam. td.4a cnsli and December
or rlHHhHrf.
Enthusiastically. ti+.tls1
ltME,rrs-Fionr. lauD bffsi wheat HhCe0 but OATS,
HI1f'WENrs-whcat, 300 but corn. H,1D bu: uhts,
tlIUN bu.
, 1880-12-17

i.ItaM vessels burst ly whunpisls-r.nIg!. Hates
Ifn'It.y Ut ifNI4hMl,ltl ild 1'nr relieves.
IIkus 'guDthucllu drops s:itr4. II, ono 1ui,ll1tc
, 1880-12-17
FISH.
Necessity for Their Protection in
Lake Michigan.
Papers on Fishways, tho Growth Of
Carp, Etc.

choosing such thptcs Ms tn thou litty seem
Timely and important, nssgnng papers on s,Icli
topics 10 the gentlemen rnsst competent IL trrt
upon them. Tho truurn,n IL IN 1T decided isjat
at tcnst thrco months irrorc tito tIs,s ixr, for
tho meeting. thu gentlemen tn wl'srs tho n,tia
nrr asalHncd 10 Iu ut DtIep n0lIrh by the SetrG-
tary Ut whnt Ia expected rr,'h thu..
1.-THE room or Yi,USti FISHES"
wns tho subject Ut u pnrcr ly Prof, y. ~ farl'es.
OF tho Suite Laboratory 0f SHsurnl itls,nIy n
tho University at Normal, ILL., TIE writer rtnir,l
that nothing mil t'ccn recorded. 81 far tho
nuthor could lcurn. ruslaeihE tr fnsal ii y,,,,lg
lfscs In this country. Tllls Ec.i,rt surprising
funt. Tho feeling hH',ltH nf tlIt, Ist turthiit
tnricttcs uf fres'i-wrtrr ttant-s!,rs wuru re-
vfcwetl Tho must prominent is.cts or pIsci-
ningntl'o and Intensity 1t lin is,,',lNiition
aSs' s et's, e 1'sss ss' e 1 .e. IT, II Y S s ss
cln*s. and by cntlsi, a,nl s.ltli1sit. tIcntelSea
p.stsstsA from Injury W ''.otr sv''ors " s'oss"
Il. +. HI,nw, ono If tho Flsi, lol,,nlssInnrrs Of
iown, addressed tlle Assoplntfuh tn the sui.
lie rcfcrre to tho decisions nf tho tfI'rts III The
c!tses IT inl-tyncrs %l" oppressed tini cilslr,!c.
o Or xnM@yf " , 5o F w'tes,, @ ''S !,s' IN" f Ms
xentr'I tite 0pinon uF tho AIt"rIsy.. ..Grnrrnl Ut
I.w,,; t'eclariuE tho law Of that st"tc cos'l'''
:, "r1lE uaowTit or CARP
was tho subject nt II i,nwr rrrpnrcd by Mr..
FrGt Anther, Secretary VI tho Aasuctltiou. lh.,
st,iticeA were rtenretl III tho t'A9ta u ftasal
hStnry Wlcfo u etlahHb Dt cntnAtc i1l tntti-
potrly clM9el tho i,utEr q 't'tii9Mls; it,s'nt.t.
lg tiio cownrtlieu q th9 british h!tlltllE after
s ncelln'AtlzItt1n n litA. ile r'fcrrHl tn tl'u
sIiirn,1is Rf"wth OK 1!,o snrnE,as INC ., ts a,mst
fcrred IT, Anlcrlcun winters, I,t''sI,Y T. twlte ur
thrce ing sixo II Tue atl'ln ala1Go OF INN WhGh
It lid III tirrtnty JHH piper tNte st'r.t1il ~
stances where " Ht!'1!tHGr eelat eiil1' ~ fdrl-
nus ponds ht!d tncrrlats III szo ~ ifnm ten 10
twelve lnchcs. thu lnrucst Ffat"il ,krtmn
to navo bccn attained by rt!rI, ., Anlcr!e4 WINS
1T Macon, ill.,. sNeit. H. altfkuwsky tnfrOtltIt'l
enno tiernni earp INTO NJ OH hliIlpat' II My
!nst. whcn thny yrrn t,l,t two ur sirte ichc. 4!
length nltd was surprised 70 l lust atsoltilt thtt
thrGe Of tho ils ,r!,alIrc twenty, twttf1ty-tw,
nnd twenty-five lncnes, Respectively, III lcngsh
The pnnor Ely1 some figures from tIerfin stl.
etltilrsts IND others to show ttnt tho Et1%t' Of
talD carp WnH Unusually 9irlt:
S:n linrtleit4 n,lt or the Flsh Goisnisslnntrs III
rccolsttl curly III .nnc last tron l'fh. ltillstn
tbrro md IL half 10 HlN Inches lGlHth. \ few
, 1880-12-17
COTTON, ,

New ORLEANS. Dec III CurruS-ln Eoua donsntsd
md ilrms m!flig, H5Sc, inw tutdttllnR lie; e,uti
ordinary, l06c net lGeuplx 1,stH ba1es Gross. I5.
exporlH t. Fr!l,ce, H4G; Continent, l; cous,wisc.
1,Ju9; sa!es, Glui stutk, aa.uM
, 1880-12-17

'rt,nt medicine gncy right 70 tho spot, re-
frnAhcs, rGvtyGa mud cilrrs.-A patient OH Iln,
lsitgrH.
, 1880-12-17

l.ense, arrive,
Milwaukee, Fiat Mnll,, ,,..,....... /. -
M!xhNkeu& Il WuukrAhn ExifGTs |. .:M * II TN in
hiwNukNt, IT. PaMI Il MItibc- I,saM4 nm l9:;t M
atnls txpterA trims. ..,..,, {'nIm {nImM htn tMIr
pIotuU Ex,Irnta frnJna -P slD:11 mn, I'm n n
Ntlwnukcu Mnuisunt FtnIrlS atl u'N NPth 1;0aM
chlott 1UwA ufd 11nk0tn n, ntt1 II n, ~, nm
Njw1ntcn sfasnt % nnn III: h:tup II 7:U al
lu EAi1n Gxpr1a3. .,,,.......,, sI:t1 In ..st mn
!Abcrtyvllo Aceolfls.ni -. sb:E iii S.9 + =
Elsn j. testnr I!nrIK Etttrgs1, Il: uI 5.t1 II III
ElEin 4 Iyro I'isEHi,st,r uHjfyj t:OJ It'll i.T n
Elen SprElH fhst sStresa .,,,, l:i3 III,
snday Passenger (EsHlnl. ........t Ian i'm lit np
All Minnesota trains rt1n yih Mttwntkcr 1,cknt.
!hr st. ln, and atlnnnnIAix r} g,. Ithpr ri, Tst,
'son "na fHrta du ch'cn. ar Yin la &rosSu Winona
Illinois Central lk1tIirorl.
D%pot font Of l1kc,tt aud root ts Twenty .sccont.
IickGt Uhee, III IsAniiuph.yt. tipar Cinrk IL nj
Pacific llUt9l. aitd l,snlof House. @ ''''4
, 1880-12-17

Contest Uelsvlxt u Sca.scrpcnt and
Whale.
We have aEain n seq serpent. aud this tnc he
auFpussrs VII olhGr murine creatures III bulk,
ucneraily Tho seu.6erpent hua been considered
, 1880-12-17
THE NEWsBOYS' HOME,

WILMINGTON, Hoe 1h-Sr.lsiTs TrllrESrlSE
Firm q. t:}<r.
, 1880-12-17
RAILROAD T1,FE-TA
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE 0p TR,lyy

EXPLANATION nr ltErEngxcR AtanY.
ff,sGsEtoo' 'shnuay etoorsod tMonday easnMni1j
, 1880-12-17

fhtcnRo tV Norths$cstcra l,o,,,,
For Mnr& IImr-tnrtIA HIrpn,nr.t.. ,.rn.s' s'
nnE!y ~! ttark.st GRIND lncIiio iri,ks1 ,nons
ohee, 1a1h'af HOUSE, - GNitk-s Ntio Ii" tt.spIeA
, 1880-12-17

FOREIGN.


Sefttas Dftrafth II The Chicago Tribune.
ltyEHruo1, I1re lf-1l:a0 q. m.~-fnnr-So. !. rs;
. 2shta, tsratn-Whcat No. Iu., M. =,
~ su tmlng. No l. ~ iul So.!. F. I'll. wh!ie M II
d I'D; No. 2.rs "a; club, No. J. fs tls M. ~ w.
Corn-Scw. 40, Is 81. l'rorsionsAlork. 'ss Lard
l-Gs.
l.tvE,roor. dec. tc.-CoTToS-Atcaay Mt fs.fsGsGtl,
! kn,cs, t?UU bales; speculation and export, s,0u
tn1rt; American, H,bJD bsIG*.
t;RAlS-Cnrn-Scw Western mlxc,i. Is 3D.
- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES n1css pork. Gs. lnrl-AMrr-
s. f-cnp. 4is nj.
rEv1lui.Et:N.-ttef t1t{a1u{,l. ~
tdtSltUS, Utc. k--TAl1lIW-Fne American. ~.
..t3l.aLala i'll.
I'ETilHIEi.M- -Nolnf.i. llalt,th.
- 1.I*AEED OSi-1sstAA III.
NEsES-tu n11HttH T. Hitt5i rtt,
ETiNiTs Tt'MrExJtNE- sidt;s!a Ct;
,fng following worc teectsud by tho Chicago Hoard
i.uSn0S, Dec Observation-Disclosures dull. Car
Rt,us or c0nal-Wient Einw t,Mrrncs uh ra.sAYu-
-Nftlfat mt much Inquiry. Fnlr hytrru It,ay pl
American red winter wheat fnF shipment during tho
present and following ulHflh t*.
= LieEnE.IUf., DgG. B-Nhent dull nna tieprrsst!i;
I'd w!nisr n X y a IN srlmf M y ~ NJ 1 M
dull n,lI nps1rcte.. no nrrIvt.Whcat dull md peg
lccted: rcd winter tat L0naonl dncl!nuh III. torn
Lard tnlI and M iwar. ri liz Ml. Acnn!.nE clear,
:s SHIRT cGar, IL lover, NJ 4ts. Taow. KS. thcs*tt
G1s. HGcf. IFS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-01-07
Difference In Degrees Of Cold.

1t is commonly known that the degree of
cold, as indicated by the senses, is by no
means in many cases that which would be
given by the Thermometer. This is es
pecially true in high wind. The tempera-
ture of the vital parts of the body is ninety
eight degrees, which temperature the vital
processes strive to maintain. Any circum
stance which rapidly extracts heat from the
body, tends TO diminish this normal tenn
perature, and produces sensation of cold
Just in proportion to the rapidity of the re-
moval OF heat, without regard to the abso-
lutte temperature of the surroundings OF the
body. A high wind though it may not be
absolutely very cold, continually takes away
the air which has been in contact with the
body, and which has been somewhat warmed,
and brings in contact with it unwarmed air,
thus rapidly lowering the heat. A still at
nosphere, on the other hand, permits the
air in contact with the body TO remain after
il has become warmed by such contact, and
hence does not tend SO rapidly to remove
heat. A thermometer placed in still air, or
in wind however high, falls until it reaches
the temperature of the air, and then remains
stationary. Thus the thermometer records
the temperature of the air, while the senses
record simply the diminution below ninety
eight degrees. The difference in the amount
of heat removed from the body by still all
aud by high wind, is very great. Arctic
explorers say that they are more comfort
able in still air at a temperature OF forty
| degrees below zero, than in wind OF the
temperature of zero.-Jhe Teacher.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-01-07
Tomorrow.

al will plow my field tomorrow" said
Jeannot; " must not lose any time, as the
season is advancing; and if | neglect to cul-
tivate my field will have no wheat, and as
consequence no bread" Tomorrow ar
rived. Jeannot was up by daylight and
was about going out TO get his plow, when
one of his friends came TO invite him to a
family festival. Jeannot hesitated at first
but on rejecting little he said "A day
sooner or later makes no difference for my
business, while day of pleasure once lost
is always lost" He went to the festival OF
his friend. The next day he was Obliged to
rest himself, because he had eaten little
too much, and drank little too much, and
had headache. "To-morrow | will make
up for this" said he to himself, To-mor.
row came it rained. Jeannot to his great
grief, was unable to go out all day. The
following day it was fine, and Jeannot felt
himself full of courage; but unfortunately,
his horse was sick in his turn. Jeannot
cursed the poor beast. The following day
was holiday, and ne could not, of course,
work. A new week commenced, and in a
week great deal of work may be done.
He began by going to fair in the neigh
borhood he had never failed to attend it
it was the finest fair held within ten miles.
He went afterwards to the christening OF
child of one of his nearest relations
and afterwards to burial in short, he had
so many things TO occupy him, that when
he began TO plow his field the season OF
sowing was past thus he had nothing to
reap. When you have anything TO do, do it
at once; for II you are master of the pres
ent, you are not so of the future, and he
who always puts off his business till to-mor-
row runs great risk of never being able to
finish ANYTHING,