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, 1880-12-03
BOGUS BUTTER.
Tho State law to JBc 1tigldly Enforced
md ttl1rntlorx Punished.

Tho stnto LAW u Iso RICHLY Enforced
and 0iie',tsors Punished.
h,,ttrr md chrcso intrr,s, onnnso,l n st, solc
~ an uiss ,,, ~ "' ussu
nautos, has cast consturnatlon III tho camp Of
thusc who hayp hcc,, opot,ly ylolutj,E and ,lcfy-
ING Tim inv. Ono ,f t1,n nrineIpnl ,lrairr In ti,o
stun tried hari In tho meeting to tlisturb Its
haftnnns By tcc'iuicalttcs mud prevent any co,i-
eeso soon but IN this = he ,s s!xa!,y failed Tho Tho
.,,'i. nt "ppot.sa NV. ., ~ .Mnu ~ e"au " .no
lnein2r'aa . 10 tho olty. conne'l nHs enxsgci Mr.
cssary work. work. nn1. @ rs no IL a. an M nrde,lt
nnnoncut Of atuttcrntfon. tho yor,r viii
"' \" vol dn,,o, srhc 1,rodwco Ercbo",,.,
proposcs to prosecute olreulors. nut
It VIII 10 few tlays yet before nnythns will 10
done. Detectives Will hAro to bc U'nployotl, aud
this will io difficult lnnttor, because butter aud
cl,nose exnerta t,nlv will I'm onurre4 Anutvsla
.i,, ., ,,,aa, - ,,,a ,,s, ~ ,,".,,, ~ ,n.a
ml u1 '.s ., n,s'n , w. hon ms % ot ,no
a ~ .ne .a,'om @salss .n .ae s"lo o. aaaor,
by THE IhInt!Ni, uutll n!t that ls sold RhaIl bo
prGporty aeie.i aaa sn Nnaof lts pfoner sno. TO-
rd Sy9y Yi9'Sr , o h wfes y ~ M w s y ~
10 forgiven, hut IN th9 futt,ro nl 1'ust Gney tho
INV. The lironKor l)airy Company. Of which Mr.
that trey hal trai,. uni wcro. obcying the Inv.
It was tho ouy !9rgs "lar.i. .buttor' 'inMnnfuctur-
Try eonsern e w,ss ~, 20 a Gutnse %hn n;
on % r sIrull sea!e ntMut ycnr M1o %het! 1t w was
h1ik0 70 55U ronnils Is inno III this CITY ttaIly,
md us high as ltN.09o pounds dny hns frequent. !.
y hvcn nitle III ChcaR.' alone. 4 Eroat denl nf
tlctHl"rixctl. This h.Is beon sofa rs pure
natter: nn h;,c,l an ,uod dn'.y wrs9n "s lsna snat
, 1880-12-03

tho ohJccts for which John tlrown t1ie Il IA
moro ttltig ttIht ever TINT we should tir,l with
%n ostrn tc pr!1s!Erf Mhlr e'i "'r c9ry
Eal!uws, led Abr,.I,atn flnroin to tho ircsI.l"nS.
and tho Nntlnn through tho lleti soH OF wnr, to
restc!' npun her. ,This WI 't.ay rrninhiy do. ~
no risk of fnrnla! ,ll!,ess, heinro u!ntrlt'gent
sle'sr k" .hts + tr'iy 'Glcc' III, ff
iuSurRto IN st'rtnn silenre ,n1var' topics Iiko
!hc:e A. w |'r.ss tlsre wll ,nrpe"r sn''tc;
John Brown. IN tho great Gchtrc- po4'it
AnUuNu wtt1G1. THE RvESrs tN,TATE.
Mr.. EASTMAN l'tnceeslet1tn spcnk Of Tho rise
md progress IT tho .Iiti-A'nrrfy movement, and
slavery. md lp'ine tho Nnsfo on III .il,os!nsy.
ThG 9snni Inversion '.f fte rhsntry. III politics
nu,l III its rel,p!tm. WIS 'userlbta The es,st,li-
slntOn f The alnSt rnWtr WIS described. Hlid the
KteINps fnr stFrn ftltD1lit,1 a'nvury lt afltnana
Of the rIghi nf petifinn tlio nnlrxnttn Of rexns,
a sns tSf sliIs THI Il ir rAs sav"ry to Wlno VI @
ysu. Tho co.llpronIso nf lSal t',n FuglttvH-sInyu
Ivy, ti,o r.pai"i sho ~ Msiasi nnps'l,,iisn Tho
I'LL Ing THO ComrniH ntosnSy iilfN which
the Natinsl liz! hrcli t1rnwn. Thrso wcrc tho
pr!atsir1cs nnd oar'fss Of political issues IN
,o,,s nn,ws wAB 1svDtsnp.
THO country hnI gt,nb Into despair. md II
ace1ed ~ II thern were 'lt,l,e 10 hrp md Ihat
1Mt ;, hH a,mne' ne Nst"n , to IT, tn; Then M
h!t raiA OH lIarl'er's Ferry. Ills death on tho
Knows wl.s tlla el,natlllg point Of the fate nt
Tin Nation. Ths et,,.atfy wns nrinsst.sl. JOHN
llrawn's s1t,F WIZ sung l,y tic lnwcst .n|nssrs,
who ht:Kn,, u !,nk mud n.lnire tho pluck ot tho
licr', nf tho rhlinwa, md his noble ienri.ig NJ
ctnvict III ,rrlson, ard hs innrtyrtlunl N, the
Haslows; TN death 'na.as & TIE s',ecess ue tho
ttvIsr IN tflr Issues tl,nt 1t hui rot UP un Tho
s!arcry cnutcst. nud Al,ra.mln Iincotn waH
cinc,ed President: Atltl Iii fu,tr ytnrs lrtI Il
niotith after lnhM lsy1wns execution President
I.IncDtn Issued tho proclamation freeing l.Ng tHO
Hf saves.-ant Inns tho Nation wi4a ut Inst de-
llyercd from It's half Il century Of Nr'ostaay.
, 1880-12-03

IltfLAUEIp1ftA.
FnthAnrrrHtA, rn. t,nc. I.-rLuun-nu. noth-
ins dt. except In small lois for ochi trade. Nyo
-four u,ra,nnKa,l. .
H,tAtSwlnat firm, rnicctcd. on track. sits, Nh.
rod. ELEVATOR car jor; HEM, No. trd. nrcon,bHr
N1IH BID. SLEEK hakrtt Jn,,Nnry, s1.aH bid. $7th
nskci Fbbrhhry, ,tI,2%4 bid, st.EJ nskGd Corn du|;
nl,l yellow Weston. on track. GlaGaytct sa mixed.
Deeou,btr. hsxo bid. h5An ntkrts Jhnasy, b58o IBID.
tac asked; February. k&c hid. 1c tstcd Oats falls.
" ncttro md shade inhcfi NO. white. tecs No.
Do. 4A4e&tt>{c No. n do lltStstjc.
1rsuytsteSs-fIrm. 1'oot MESS, st101 india moss,
ssnt Mes. r,rk t,i. tisaai4 %, new. rs. ina i6!n
l!nn..sn,osr 1 Il sf, ,t wv riax!S se larl-
HIT! 1Artyn md h.n Inr c!,otSe gtndcst cream.
State a,sd ltrnaEoni cUnnty t'a 1satH Western lo-
sctyn catta. :ict ~ gt,1 10 choice, lsas!t.
!:uEEsE-lInlI md unchanged.
lsErNDi.Et:M-t>nint. NC.
WUtSKY--Htrntg,t ti.lA
itEcEl,rs- FIn,r. 3;s1 br'sf wheat 1900 hu, corn,
6s$!g hi: 0ntt, tMu hu. tye. HO bu.
aItlrMESrs-Nbte.
, 1880-12-03

ToLEno. O.. Dec. ?.-GRAiS-Whcat ttcndyt No.
whtu Michigan, tt0j'<, amber SlJ7tst No. red Wa
bash, rpnt md December, HUH, january, tl.llf;
February, fIli&; rejecsea, VIC. Corn steaAys hiGh
mlxc. 4s,4c, huw, 454c, No. y now, 4Sc, old. srot,
1o' stsy' +ic: % msw SS Tn!9 til; rejected 42'<c;
@ Gl1xEM s,Ki,@S ,. = ~ MMaTMoth, $40; No, Tat $sa
HIN; FobrnAry, *Lltt(. -
MISREPRESENTATION atnu bu, corn, SlUO bu; oats.
9,It1 DH. ~ -
bu. = -
, 1880-12-03

EH1A-Firm sns prtntn nj ;ft$s2ic. -
NuFI*ftlSH-~l'Ork AtrnHyf mrae, Nl:i2sf. isenr
slcndy, fairly nrtiyo tnt n,uas ti1I nL hanvJ; ong
c1cnr MlddeA fGl; shurt c1nar, eSu Lard struuRefl
rrlmH scam, EilE
IItf7rEii-In in fnIr ,innant for cholec at l54l2sc.
CnEEaE-tlnll und nfsetttH NJ l92tl1Hcs
, 1880-12-03
KANSAS CITY.

Special Dspateh TO TIE Chicago Tribune.
KANSAS ClrY+ Mo-. Dea 2.-The Frtes C4irsrnt
fepuftA,
Observation-Disclosures the past weok i3t,i4d bu,
khinM9nte. no. 1T ta; wGnkur, No. j, eAtl. Sic; De-
Nj /, csstl, Ui{ct DvcenIbVr. i'll CAr-lsoccIta
thu plst week. t:UT ht shipments. n Htl hut hiKAust
NJ. !! cAsh, 3iot uucUIulur, Iac.
, 1880-12-03

~. III baffE4tt
Tho nectng WIS callc, 10 order by Mr.. En-
right, who nominated Mr.. II. j. stone to pre-
Side Tho nomination WINS nalo unn,iinlolls.
Mr.. n. O1)owtf WIS chosen temporary Secretary.
On talt!ng the chnir, Mr.. Stone Invited expinna-
tons Of
TIE 0B1ECTs AND rlIItl'osEs or THE MEErtS0.
y member rrfcrrc.t to the Sunday meeting at
I,urkn's IIotel, Mt which committee, Of ulne
was appointed tn suggest Il temporary orHahz,-
tton. ton. Iscuu,. Chairman nr tho Committee,
was not present, hut bHd told him TINT tho COM
llttco deemed It better tu walt s,utl tc1lpu-
rtlry organization WINS effected bctnrc my .lpllntt
For ta purpose OF getting intter why, he moved
tlat tl!o orHAuzAt!on l's kl,nst, ~ tho Cuntr.l
Iana e Gh,'Fo nH@ Prne Of tue
Thoso prov!lsi. IN brloI, ior ia Tres1onf, vios:
Executive Conimt,sre. to consist of not isss tinn
eleven .! men;hers t. tnrtm @ tho E.,y,crug ty"
tho AasoGttion 9na aTo Gesrn chnrE, OF s
Chairman ot tho Expcutiye Comniitlep cons;l-
10 DO oleote Nt tho ilrst i1cettnH: TINT the lnI-
tintton fec he s, mud tho monthly dues = ccnta;
Hma asty St az tnD DcrfGs wt,5
s'a 1sis"o .eat Z 81 S}sD1 mo.,sSs "f0sF1is; III;
81 tllo centrli organization In Dublin, OH tho
l5th as cnes noMth.
the motion nt1.l tho rules were u unnnnimously
ntluj,tetl, nhl llruG nt11noor Of tho 4cttt!cMeR
prcsrnt l,lt nwtl tfotr I!nfncs Mr.. l.. J. lleAly
was chosen Temporary TrrHsnrcr, and received
tho Initiation fees Of these WHO wcrp rondy to
Stephen O'nrlen moved tho arpoIntnont Of a
committee OF three to
1nvlTH Mls. JAMEs nEppArn
to dol!vor Il lcctllre In Chicago, un1cr tho
M,lsl,sceN nf tho Association.
tg s 5 c s1 ESstS sS @ hs o ~9s aees & tho M
In th1S II
RnuIxatlo,t, nfter Which they would lIG In posi-.
ton TO oifuct pcrlnannnt organization of y
would DO Wfsu to tnko B01,o ,lclton towards tllu
immediate perfection Of temporary orHnntza-
Nir. 11rcnan remarked TINT thoro was already
q committed charged with tho duty nf suggest
iY tho !, sa , of f. pfrna,sit nt ,S scors IL oi '
Lux before attempting to do .h.!ch. Tho or-
ga,tant,n1,, when l.rfcrte's, sho''!a s .oxtsM 10
sySery wra y 9 sty ~ y s sr hS ,r III
Arthur Dixon tl,tyu tn 1,rOcucti Mt once to tho
election OF teu,p0rnry u!iccrs un,inr tho rtltcs.
anea uS a gentsne W5ro eaossa ,snporar n "H iii.
I;;ss'sstM: E;ss. s1,siis;tni. !! S'Seo; e. tnrvt,
liccurinx accrclnry--M. O'Do,vtl.
Fftass'as fas ssas4atSrsross sson '''""
somewhat n,nc,n.r,i fnyn,. moving tho appoiMi,
lf.rnt Ut Il committee OF talrGu IL consider tho
adslsub!lIty Of lvittns Mr. l'odputh tlcro to dc-
| liver hIs lecture.
officers Of t',u I.oaEiu such Il committee; aud. ~
| thus amended, prvynt,cti.'
mtttco or five to report u pcr'llationt prgnnza-
somo discussion cnsucsl M TO tho proprlcty Of
pontesi1.t tla lhrkp's iiSiGl mcoll.ig. rho Mo
| lion WIS ttaR!lr withdrawn and thu Committee
~, ,n',ti,' ~ Il II f,,nwrv II ,soa icoi1o1 ~
, 1880-12-03
lsEOIsI4i,

pgoN,A, III, Nec. 2.-GMAiS = Corn AWAY uew
hI.h mixe.!. +0u, eHic4 fur hlay, a,5lc. Oau
Ar,as No. white, Ss}t&t34sc. llyo nrm1 No. 2 T,ds
toHu
lItnMwtsEH-IttQher at $LlA
.,.hlllPMESTs Whnat, .H0io, corn. .1,0D but cats,
.I,uvU hui ryH, G,4U buf bAruy. nons.
, 1880-12-03
JtUFlHAI.O.
INDIANAPOLIS.

lEPFAL1, npc- 1-GtAtN-WhGae nomannlt no
pnles, earn dull at ts}ES55c according 10 quality,
Itss neglected. Haroy neglected,
, 1880-12-03
4 Ikcj0lceA Hank l'raxIdoMt,

u 1ECJUIcHW IbNNK IFUH1N1NtF
1t wns our pleasure to recently hear tho
following fr0l,l u correspondent Mt tho Quit
House, Lo,,isvllle, Ky. / a,i we'll acguaiitt-
Gd will, tho l'rcsldent nf q National bunk iIl
Ohfn, whose Ila,ne,is widely known tlIrougll'
thinE hH ~ Nil. 6ilnsoif f"r tIo past liyu yeais,
md iias nnid utIt larHu sums uf money foriho
cure Of Ills cOlnplaint; nothing. however,
affected lin as It'd 81. ,Jacol,s OIL, which, III
cln1nss. 1nY DOM hin more Go0F, ttnn nll tho
medicines ilO ever used. Ills ullnnht was
rheumatism. md he suffered severely us
statetl.-l'tclnhlQc
, 1880-12-03

bly wifo and tlauRhturs wero made 9ealtby by
tho use Ut Hop liitletv, lad rcc.MlnGnu th0m
to NY peuplv.- -.utthvIlst ttsftlYlan.
, 1880-12-03
" "OSAWA'rOlIIE." "
TWenty"first Anniversary OF John
Browns Execution.
Commemoration Of the Day by Our
Evanston Noighbors.
Xcl,InA Ensimnn's Address OIL tho Poll.
tics nf tho Time.
spftfal D,,pa.eA 10 The ua,teoo 7YtourtI


tics Of tho Tlmc.
spftfal Dt,pateA to The Uhieapo 7rtbunl,l
. EVANSTON, H.. Dcr. "A lnrxo audience con.
vcrel ut tho congregational Church IL crIctrnto
Tho anniversary nf tho cxcc,,ton uf john lirow,,.
An ctmlucnt scttt,r1 WINS delivered hy tho It,1'.
Y. East1nan Tho lion. j. H. ttluzto Introduced
tho spratcr. Tho foII"wluE Is tho speech:
., Ills twenty 'o,c years this 1ay s,eo John
lmr, II, TINT year hus th!s ,yeur be.:on,p y nun.
The l,t.llcr of tho pcriol OF John 1rnwn'a ,l,f1r-
The t!gat yntu nj !hrso ytlE mel. given 10 uutl.
Garfield Us President. ID MI eclu trt,In this jntns
tn..le tlcnt And wlint stfn!,ae eset,ts Il, tl,u
this child IN thcsn twenty y-oitp years ttat tnlsu
lH!ssrl! i'rnnub1y no nsEur period Or tho sntlo
nly"t nni,. Il lii ,s @ csr, III M a,'I ort 81 ] If rcs. ~
lullnns. And these revolutions hAvu mt hecn
e,,niln.sl to onr own eo',ntry. Unto nattp,s. ~
Of suGh much will nvrr ie r!Atlrr,!: fr tlti tns
mitch for nny nltion to ia II oxus''ia .ho r,.so
IL piss through scc,,ps 1t fearful tsn's and sit.
fcslnps. Evidently uml's nntll Is aoc.l in shar-
!nK .t,e sst!nics q na1nns. rs ti,u i!xlr:s q.
knlAhls aslti ttIu castles. hre moved by tho
sk|liiuI plnyer e. accomplish his pnrpnse;
Presidents, ind ScI,,ttors, nnd ioucsuls COLL
lundIllsArmtcs, mil tho str1l,Eios OF Hoyerll-
~ H. ws II hs t,s n1 M q c the fr tar pr
- tH~ W. s'n" w -
pn;es .l1ls lio snlls ttiost forth 90 10 iis Will
While npihrail.y tnryK o1ll their own lnftetises
ulnr iho impulse gf their own sttot'g VII. -,
~ va look BUCK t'iest twenty QUO yenrs nni
seo &C., wlns nrseIolis ei,a,ees tavu ake @ nin.ssg,
wn accnl t0 think our own country hMs neon t!I0
Gotltro OF ih1ao lnorni Gnist,sslolis Iht'se WIS Mho
gently fr.,ul 4 phllnsDpltit athntlpNnt sno Gods
nt,d SonrHllg r. theso vonts. @ an' INT tn % ,!S
aecntsinHto viii; hnd
1Eu hnt PIT tlMwn TIN mighty trnm their seats,
u
Aunng tllosu WIN stand forth prominently That
hnyo hcen uxnltel Tor this purE0sD Is John
tlrnwn. lie IL tho cent ntrc.lOht Of tho history
Tint sCo1ncd To huyo Ind n i,ractfct culnInatun
twellt yte rg,,iY aK0. IT. Is nOtlu thu less triie,
md tio laet b I'LL tic moro significant, thht tho
fato Of this Na.lon md It's cll.l'ax apn, tho gail
tuwa. IT john fSrnwn lltt1 tnt died just wlcn
ho lid, uud Just As ho dill, ITO philosophy can
tuai us
t1ny rtprrn,.sr rn,,fn rfavE rEry
tbo rooor1 m h,s,,r,. fnr ,na ,..t t,vnr4,-o,,o
vcnrs II sccn,s nv ir thn tls.stitv Sr thfs Rm,i,.
Try wns OucG hold III Tho soul, tho IUur 0,J tho
tcgrity, anti Tic ,,l,ick Of ti,ls ono min. II is
ii this iesspu FROM tho gnlIows, lilo Integrity or
, 1880-12-03
llltl'lkOI'I..

DErNoIT, Doc a-FLitf1t-Eicady,
GltAiS--syhcat H1aki Ne. | white At Sl.0GXi Dc.
ceHlbur, tlI}{} JaMsiary ei.t<7f; February. slWky
March. tlI.5kGi Eo,2 white, eIJ, No. = sgd. tLg7.
ttucalpts, 61uu but shipments, B0nu.
, 1880-12-03

INDIANAPOLIS. Doa. 9.-GltAIN Wheat ateudyi
NJ. 3red. tlaadsl.osM. Corn steady A. 4aAc. Oats
hrlAGr Ut xtus35C.
, 1880-12-03

3SIS Z Ik{7IABVVFNt
GtEyELAS1'. o.. ilcc. -unchangsd3
Standard white. !t9 ispt, i.xu.
i!tfsnH1t'% bcc. @-PErNnLEuN-Quoki csudp,
l]hated certificates stradur at G6c; ystAed. VIC,
phliaisln1Lta Irllyory. '0@
TlFrsYtLLE, lA.. leo. 2,-rErituLEttlI-'Tho a.l
narkat npGi,ei III 81 u; hEtius kse, ioWca Ilhut
closing W tt}kcl safes AOGU bts, shippignts, Ill 1i
0Flst charlufks ahul btls. ~
, 1880-12-03

Over onc- third Of u century old, and moro usu-
rs utulA.
, 1880-12-03

NEW r0NK, Ice 3.-tutlun uuods III stcady demand
mud aFns. G1ated cambrlcs anl wlnans usu advanced
by a9unts. tslnts ln moduratu 1equus., md hes.
makUs nrm and 'lH llaht supply, pIalt ant uetUtod
stanxs III luif teunsd and hslasf. Fureign gpUIs
Guf0t
, 1880-12-03

pswE1O. hoe. .2.-OllA1S-,yhoat tim. Corn nr1
Ahd uarANMged.
, 1880-12-03

NEW ONLEAKB uec. .2.-CuTFUS.-Hta6dy, with
fair danaad n1ldllnV l7{G, low a1lAdnus, lie; goua
oE4nary. l1}tc not rocops. l7hi ba!usi Eross tal;
vxpuE1s cuasswlsv, SaSt sales, NV; sIock. GIssT.
, 1880-12-03
AID FOR IRELAND.

N0rW1RElOM OIL lnB chicago ksrAHch o.
the IRISH Nntlunnf EInlitl LeuEnc.
A wcll-attendet1 meeting Of Irish American
citizens III sympathy with tho aiins VI tho Irish
National Land f.cHHlsc wis hoist last evening III
the rcndlnx rnoni Of tho Palmer House for tic
purpose Of aryaHziug Chtrago branch nf that
tIutty lii order 10 nssist In tho collection or fns
to cl,rry GU l'Arrls clcnse, md IL encourage
tho agitation Of the laud question tn ireland.
, 1880-12-03
srlJ{tlsES'rlNE,

wlLaISoTos. Doc. 1-sriWlrs or TunrENTlHx-
tlEM Ut Etst.
, 1880-12-03
1lAL'rr1lOt.E.

lkAAllMUlsE.
BALTIMORE. Md, Doc. a-Fioull-t1utl md heavy
md A.chnnuui.
S-whent-wcsesn d shade hIshnr. closing
vonk and dult, No. J wenturn winter red, spot nnd
Dosemhcr, si2e!s, january. tlS9sei:a' February.
Gt+2,sksLzs3{. Ainrcb. tl.Jlt4tt!JDf. C0rn-Hcscrn
quct Ncslorn mixed, atnt acs bncot'her, bs3fc for
oId 6'sfe bd for nawi january. ts'laac. s.en'not.
Bic. Onis scarrs and higher, Western white. <Gst7ci
do mlxud. litt4c. lty1 dull nt 21nt410t
1IAY-uncllanard
fuIytstuSs-tlu|ct md unehansc4t.
IN Firm: vra'o to choIao Western packed,
E:as Eaass--PIs,us -PP ua'f frssh 77aaac. t!u,ed, sc.
!Efnk'iMH',t H., md rs,a nin,s' ,;,,a,ytc
S$s;si!TTfi$%;Ss, TH;S;,, 'atISss: tii'Ss'' ''"''
i,,iEirs1 Iall Ir!,; +, ,Thcas llso bu, corn
ss'seSWEsaXs2S seas BIT. corn. ;sls, pu ).
ST. LOUIS.
sr. l,orrs. aro- dec. 2.-r1oun-Eaa1or but not
lower.
GtA1x-Thcat opened higher. but declined; No.
ret. ltt cahhi fUlsdtltg& January; ft1s1ta
February, .l3 atnrch, No.
X do, tldGkHtl.T!4t No. 1 do. MHc. cUrn opeh1u
higher, but declined. ait&c c.sh, 4ItfaEg{o Dccum.
ter' E?1Gspfc .Ianonsy; +'1l&s5ls February: +l7io
4iic Matcs @SG1fc Mny, Oats stronger ntlL sIuw at
aisgss GiA ,iisr1s; iir'n mia uachanscG.: ' N"''
i!i;ITru;.- tiachaaRcd.
l;!,ns.LIncl,s.,xgd s,, Y ,,,,
l'nvisioSsH Hstt ,iali, corea st Has9 cash and
.ass Bacon ' III na.'as s aoi's 1 ira ff ssfi, .s
S hrs: Wheat 700 by; ~
corI, da9 bu' oas LOU But fys nUno; GarlvJ. nouo:
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, i'oc. 2.-fLorn-Qu'ct nnu venk,
sureEinc, lO; Xxx, EtSAttGs}4 XXX, &7saiuD;
hah E.ntos. kh.,aGa5,
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Lcnvh | Arrive

tonHatNr1!nr night to Gilman onty.
sGtt SATURDAY. htEllt runa to Peoria OntF
Wabash, 1T. l4Usatx - rncIflc Rhtlway.
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~: ArGhHr-hy. rHrs 7a StAtc-st. ruiz 10 Tho depot.
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, 1880-12-03

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e@smatcs p1ace,l thu receipts NJ frn aLtl ~ blum,
of" nv nnrkrt fr te l!ve altltanl cnMtlnuc .ln.
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gs;w "%axeE = n ~ ss s1ny s'iynnse and bot"ss oan
quiet, hut common mixed hnd pnnr iiHht wsro cs.
FcctaIy hnrd n move. III t!tsc nl,eNrnF tn wnlit
there wsro .lutnGrs,ns sa'es n - TF ~. ss thgro
been thankful for nny kind Ut htl. Cnnnlry AI,lE-
rers nlGst begin 70 ron'sse tho fully 0s tennH such
nsuPcrnhnn,nnGe Of gnni hoEs lGo market f,nehrl
Sak fat ~ noar i ,fr Gtr q " 4 s ~,
fcoF ETn.ts Al tncs nEo ma!n subject to shrink
ksc Of ~ lbs for piggy snwH, md u lbs fur sIaS
, 1880-12-03

stTEEp-A fairly Etcndy r1arkot wna expctlcrcnfl.
eaes wero m basis of e:i6&piL0 100 lbs lur In
fertor to choice.
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~,,o.~.:lIll.ls!:..,!I .sA1I..to.n rls1r:-rAnLr.=
ARRIVAL IND DEIihrURE ljI Op' = T&lIy,S
,IsSr,Sss MSrhasATx .S,,Si,r o. is.iERkXcn
iiihtly. NSp''us *a'Naday esrnnta}

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sSs%S|'tSsaa snSsy 'nS'':''s. 8 IT, s!seHnsr,,
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-28

st. Petersburg, April 27.-The Colo.
Is deyoting series OF articles TO the
strategetieal conditions OF Siberia Will
regard TO offensive and defensive oper
ations in case Of war with China.
The Russian Iaralide announces va
rious additions to the military staff il
eastern Siberia.
The official Gazette chronicles the ap
pointment as new military governor oI
the district Of the Amoor, Gen. Baran.
hon, heretofore chief OF staff Of the
second army corps Of Caucasus.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-28

Valleyfeld, Ont, April 27.-One
hundred and fifty hands Of the Valley
field cotton mills struck yesterday and
this morning blocked the street leading
to the factory and worked hard to per-
suade those going to work to join
them. When the police appeared the
mob attacked them. After using their
batons they fred with blank cartridges.
The police retreated into the mill,
where they still are. One man is said
10 be wounded, and one policeman was
badly cut with stone. The mob
gathered around the factory doors and
at the bridge. They are quiet at pres
ent, and the mayor is endeavorIng to
prevail on them to keep the peace.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-28
POLITICAL.
STATS CONVENTION ECHOES.


Columbus, April 27.-The sherman
delegates to the state convention are In
large majority and have about de-
cided TO instruct the delegation 10 sup
port sherman as long rs there Is = rea-
sonable chance for his nomination in
Chicago.
Owing TO the number Of Blaine dele
gates ID Is not deemed wise TO adopt a
unit rule. The Blaine delegation prom
ise 10 make lively fight.
Columbus. April Fisherman men
admit that Blaine will have 400 out of
027 delegates In the state convention,
and three Of twenty congressional dis
tricts- The Blaine men claim $40 dele
gates and six congressional districts.
The Blaine delegates tonight nomi-
mated electors at large and adopted
resolutions that the Blaine delegates
would not yield to dictation rs TO the
action OF the district delegates 10
Chicago.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-28
RAILROAD RACKET.

Denver Times
The work OF laying the track Of the
ID. Il. r. G. has been pushed rs far rs
Pleasant Valley.
The passenger arrivals over the Kan.
sas Pacific last week were probably the
largest ever recorded.
The South Park road received 232
cars Of freight last week, Al Of which
were bullion, and forwarded 3I5.
The survey Of the Pueblo and Silver
Cliff road will soon be commenced, and
the road completed rs soon rs possible.
Superintendent Fisher, Of the South
Park road, has appointed Mr.. John
Mccormick superintendent of trans
portation, with general powers of super
vision.
The Union Pacific Is now putting in
three iron bridges In Weber caiIon, and
all the wooden structures on the line
between Ogden and Omaha are soon to
give place TO iron in spanning all
streams.
The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
railroad company has established a
land and Immigration Office at Man.
chester, England, where its lands are
offered for sale NJ from fifteen to forty
shillings per acre, OH eleven years time.
A discount Of 80 1-3 per cent. is made
to cash purchasers.
The business Of the Northern Pa
cific road has attained such proportions
that some different method Of crossing
the Missouri river at Bismarck is de-
manded, the transfer boat system be.
ing inadequate for future needs. Two
plans are suggested-one bridge, two
miles long and sixty feet high, to cost
81, SOC, 600, and q tunnel to cost $3.50.
600.
The new train on the Kansas Pacific,
to commence running on May ., will
arrive In Denver about o'clock in the
morning, and will leave for Cheyenne
about the same time the local Denver
Pacific now leaves. II will leave Den.
yer also upon the arrival Of that train,
about 8 o'clock, p. m. The other pas
senger train will run as at present.
Superintendent Egbert, OF the U. p,
informed Times reporter this morn.
ing that narrow-gauge passenger
trains win commence running from
Denver to the mountains the first OF
next month, The broad d-gauge trains
will run as heretofore for the Cheyenne
route. and the narrow-gauge trains
will he extra. The broad-gauge fol
Cheyenne will leave In the morning a.
at present, and the narrow-gauge fol-
Georgetown will leave about O'Clock
n. m.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-28
Gambling House niewu In.

Paris, April 27.-The reports which
have reached her. of the explosion in
the gambling room OF Monte Carlo, on
Saturday night, one account says that
a package OF powder was placed on the
mantel piece, and another that a pack.
age OF dynamite was thrown into the
window. The windows. clocks and
looking glasses were smashed. The
saloon was crowded at the time. On.
player was attacked and robbed by four
men, hut all the officials remained at
their posts. The design was to rob the
bank, but II failed.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-28
GLADsroxE,s CABINET.
A Ps~srfsi Array OF spIezaia state.
nen-Drains nnd Record

London, April 27.-It is believed the
queen has sanctioned the following ap,
pOintments: The duke Of Argyle, lord
president Of the council; Sir William G.
Vernon Harcourt, secretary Of state
for the home department; the earl Of
Kimberly, secretary Of state for the
colonial department; John Bright.
chancellor Of the duehy Of Lancaster;
J. Stansfeld, president Of the local
government board; Earl Granville,
secretary Of state for the foreign de-
partment; marquis Of Harrington. sec
retary OF state for India; II. e. L.
Childers, secretary Of state for war;
Lord Selborne, lord high chancellor;
VIM. Z. Herster. chief secretary for
ireland; Lord Northbrooke, flrst lord
OF the admiralty.