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CRIMINAL.

JOHN NAMowsxf, 81 years Of aye, kcepor OF n
rlg-shop ut No. y 1lradey street, Will co1uo be-
rorp Justice Kaufman to.dmy upon a charge,
Ut attempted rups. The complainant IL Annie
Tsyban, VI No. Ut Chatham stzept, who was Ii,
his esuploy.
J0ltN JACOBS. white, and Adde Davis, colorctl,
notorious denzena OF Meridian street, Are ut tho
West Madison btroet btatlou charged with rub
hing Charles Cola Ut go cash md 500 III bunk
notcs stauu t!no ago. fho address Of the cut..-
plnlnnnt IL not ut present known. but be vii!
DOUBTLESS appcar In court tp-dAy.
WILLIAM llRo0AN, n thug frum tho Twcuty-
second stroet Police Dlstr!ct Ia prisoner ut tho
hr'nury, having been arsested Sut1It.iay by De-
iocttvea Eilintt Ind Leonard shortly after hlH rt
turn to ha nld hannts. Mster several munths' at-
bcncc. ltrokhn WIS tho principal III Ah Outru-
1c0ns 'lssuult upon Matthew btnith, keeper 0f q
&tlH'n u tho curnUr Ut Purple and Iwuuty.
socod sttGets, from tho effects uf which SjuI(A
NY Tor foDS|ttne bttwIxt life pud death, TNu
CHARACTERISTIC Of hroKan unI hs ru.l!alliy assti-
.lutea.
CHARLES II. VEsckL1us occupied a coli Mt tho
Ar1nnfy yesteriay Murninx uwilx tu u sjtlKul,tr
atisulku. liz wuA IN hls WY Auuiu ut mi rlrjy
nour tn the lnorliinX With y frlelid who wus act
my very curluusly. uad whu suddenly turned
9ppn Tie young .aan i. An abusive lua,nnr a.ld
md chain and nbout 80 casll. Vcs-
e4lus WIZ thtrt4pUll arrtslM and booked
.,, + tay AfM9ry !, tpr u larpeny. a, . Al9n4
= was he wAu drpr.vud Tho nun 1T his watch md
ehnn aAl tho cash. a4ld yuYo III his seasuA thesv-
for th4t tho nla4 W4s nE4pAg! te4 from GA ring
EuF hls valuaDIea- 1t Waa also Aa who sent Yes
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, bring out anything Ut Interest conucotcd

to bring out anything Vt interest connected
Tho reporter. tried to f,ntl aomo ot tho others
named nftarc, hut ali who Wcro gotten truck OF
wcre clthcr III bed nr nslccp Dn tahca or chairs,
-n,akinR up t1onbt'ess for tito rest lost Hntur.
day night. nj flniiu IF them reached homo until
bD'clnck yesterday nl,r1tinH.
AfnntF tll,'fe who made tllor escnpn thrs','1h
the wl'i!iows worc Jimmy Lntnax. Nick Reese.
1ihrrNlFha. FROM Onu wl,, WINS thore and
clalf1c,l tn bc postctl tho reporter obtained
THE Ft>f.t.Ow1Sl rAn7tCuLAlM
rcTn,tIng tho 1nn!n II waa regular nlntalt lie.
tween chickens owned l,y Jimmy LDfnax md
Jerry Monr!'c. Nitas "AtIcr. who keepsn hotel,"
and tho stakr WINS $::Nl, With rs additional DI,
cnet' hhttle In MI, twcnty "bIrls were tnkerl
out, u bc!ng proposed To hatc soma snrple-
ninntaa "fun" p" nffer thc mnin was oyer Only
four batt1ea Ind coul, Oft when tho
presence waH known tho live chickens
were rglcnsed from their baE. Mnd thrown nut OF
tho windows, md Nlluwct1 t0 It'll ut larIse. AL
aru,nf COURSE, "1nnle," aud valuable. md t,arc
by this timo tnen picked ur md brought to tho
clty, to hc rlttcd ngnln ~htn II now mAtef, ID
nR,c. According t0 ti,s informant nhunt IUJ nr
tho ai'eetntnrs n,u.in their esr1pn ilo eHd tiorc
Wna l,D hnse or dIsortur fiji Tho hn'sc, anu very
lltlu drinking. md he eoltidn't yet It into lfs
"Mut" THAT IL, his henl why tho sport should
NlrD been t1ttcrfGfud with.
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pntctl III his hahlts. No reasons other than these
are ktow FOR hs DISCRIMINATION, to on.l his lifo.
Tho Coroner will iNrcstHD this MDr1li1B,



TttE annual mt,stor Of tho Suite troops occurs
".' ''e sa' '"'' "e'A !" .'"'e"'
AMuTAxr-GESERAr li1tL1Anp has directed
The muster Of a now Company Mt Wpo,lstock, 10
bo astneln, tn tho Tbnt ifantry. Firat l,rirn,1c.
,stt" .r,, ..,sn,,,., H. s,,,,,r .s ca.,,,.,,,.
n,, ~. -. ~ ,,r..s. ~ a.. r,.,.
LIE ne" padgc Vi INC st.u ollccrs VI tnc rlFas
Hrsgatlc Is half section of concnl ssicil, s,s-
pended from 4 l,ar. the .vhnp lying ayer II hluo
IT,, ~ T. a."ss,.n ss.,.,,.. ,,,..,.,an.n ~.
rs r,, s; r.: Afsst I,HH. .p speGt9retGh p. thc
GrML First ia nsia'ig nms neun orncrca " the
1a M It, 10 ko t III ,is't rm oT Of ~ ,S 9
ne.!ea y y Marci mn! 4 ha eanplest ny Mareh q.
t,R,, ~ II 'Fe0'es ''s '''' 'spee'''n sn"'' oe aoF"
In lic,, Of tho rcg,linr drill lust Friday evening,
Company i. First regiment, .levutcd i cuuplcUf
hours 10 ilo discussion or military tnhttrrs. bur
ing Tho evening. Capt. Shrn Smith ret,,i nj nd
n4,trcss delivered by Ncn ", r. sherman 10 tho
Gnly, ut UrcI,ard Lake, Ii is fhoitKht Tint theso
txtrcses will brl1lg nbout 1, 9tcaier proficiency
In tho company drill.
r.tr ,,et r,,o,,,,,u ,,f H., sor,o. ,.iro, ,,u,or
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nEsuLT or YiELhiNQ 10 DEsPONpENGY.
Tllrre wts Il rOpurt Ut Il weapon ut tho sixth
Regiment Mrnlory. cor1,ur ot Van Rurun street
and Wabish avenue, yestertlay atturnDon,-
Of II gun IN tho hands of u rucrult, however, but
Of n pistol lirol with denA'y intont by nchanl
u. Hall, a Corporal In Company u, who succeeded
III bis purpose. killing himself utmost Instantly.
Bovcrrl times during tho lust aix months he hld
said ho would shoot hlsllselR, but no attention
waa pnId to tho re,nnrk. no ono believing lo WIS
In oar,leat. Thursday ho visited tho nr1n1ry, and
seemed slcspondent. After rcnlainiug al,out Ill
hour, and being excused from drill be-
CAUSE ho said hc WIS not fcellng
we'll. he went away. Yesterday hu
WINS thor0 agan, and. going Into his Cotnpaty's
room, ho put thu Hl.tzzle Ut . revolver to ILLS
right temple and pulled tho tr'Kger. The report
Attt1lcteA tue attention Of several people III tho
driii-rtnlI, anA they rushed in to SEQ what was
ass w. ass mats. x.hot ssaSlnX III s' * aIns T @
hcr of lrttugs frtsn young lndy wern found In
Ills ptsakcts.,;, On o,iu Of tt,oin was written il
lin. ,d thea tcse wors, ~ tt hopo 's aal viii ii
forgive u,o;" There wAs nothing IN tho lattuty
TINT Indicated .unrctlN'te! love- % ttaat coul
uontrIry, they werc full nt good a.lvlce aud ax-
prcssinns OF love AMI feIAinri.eAs.
Lent n .. esto 81 na ya!x 'a9Sl. a
lie hatl however, lost several situations through
~ fault !,f his own Nltg discouraged rroE, Davis
u.
Itu wAa lust employed HI wtighlnIlster Ut Ittgki.
lnl & Co.'S hA,uso at tho NttNk. YArds.-tL pi,Ice
which yloed M lnslatlItlcant ealAry, and wiz
lhr1lly In tho llne ut prnuu,tion, l91 was Ills
charged SAtnriny. Ito had fuAttA thut ha would
DO ,',u'wn out, for hu s..Id 10 frond il ho WIS
tlu. noyur would he ngnln.-a renlark which
pointed IN the carrylnK out Ut blu expressed l-
tenllOn tn eUnlt suicide. III tho absuncu 0E my
explanation, II Ia 1onjvu.urta thnt, beootnInK
Respondent ut an imaglnATy dark future, with
10 prusptct Ut realizing tho with Uf hIs huurt,
he concluded 70 s,l als UxIsterca and put atup
u thu n,sery which anticipation aa.l euxculered
Tho dcctsscls ,npt40r lives ut No. $50 Flletun
street, ind hU f!lS brUtAor ut,t III 6An ffllll.
cisco. l5u ltartin4l ut No ;7U IhErtieth STRUT,
Coroner Mum sn,pa,seleti q jury, Whu. after
yirwtnK tho rGlnulns, dufeFrud tho inquest nnttl
s':' ta's acetias a " Company has neon called to
Alko uCti0ll with rpttIut1cG to ltAs death, u1d
nllku arrangements for attending tho funtrtll
OuT 0F WORk.
A.V. lioaK!and. q young mum uf 70 years
living with his FArGnta Ut No. 1897 lutttr!iu!
strcut, yesterday Afternooil Ut a.N o'clock ttuk
two o4uces VI lauilAnun With suicidal intent.
i1ns. hlnraey a.!a Abla wGro called III u uttcsul
blu, but, despite their etlDrt& t1 counteract thu
elects 1T tho puIstIn, their rationt died two
hours after hkfny tlle drug. dho deceased wts
a Rdry-Yoods clurk, hut had boon our Of employ
1ueut ios sosao time, and was sotneMhAt alssi.
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COCK-FIGHTING.
Arrest OF a Hatch OF Chicken. Fanc1era
by the Lake Police Jerry mon-

arrest OF 1satch Ot cAacReh.FalclcfH
room. ~ 'e' ~ '1o
.ta,nI s,'at ,r ~ ~ ''sro,t no,., e,o W.
sports hal left tho city Saturday evening for
tho purpose OF witnessing u cock-nght solno-
!, where out;on 1 the vinest'ncs road but up 10 q
flute hour It was impossible to ascertain tho ex-
Sat- es ss, ss hs se n ds sns sss of @ y ro esess
Lake po'ee, was 'n1orca n,o H; tnt eoek.nsnt was
,hs %eennes NJ sAo roa es Rasa stece
tonk anvnn mnn with him and atnrtnl
49, ~ .. 49,. ~ 49, o.1. , ~,
wv .'t tHo p.1co' a'o NV squaa
..a. .s.."sa taer npout ~ u" 1nus .o1tla
that pit hH'l been erected III the barroom III
tho house, and about 100 men wero present. On
mud tho crowd seatte,e. Ia all directions. The
hoAse Is surrounded ny w1uo ptazzat anu tho
officers say that tho sight Of tho mcn lQaping
over tho rulings and running III all directions
was s!yG ~ somS one n the room hrow the hs
found Tho pol!so H. 'a, saseeoae.1 ett a,a in ~ ,,.
Safes ta'f ne 'sffx ss fSsas
"A esaa. " j: ii.aps, md Sa6a Rstilsn ss %Iss
a ss 9 1a So 'a9y syesxs a wsat sy tasy fe ssan fs
jcrry sroa Ii, lsi, roliesi ZIP is Gaiiaio- robe
Et xoinR on without Jerry M0nrou. Emil
lis!,s'hger w; 4aa e lo +, tha ssowd, but 4 xo
statioaa, tti III MD Mike II lne5oinia % ana XIII XIII;
mrn out. W. j, NaIpi, tho proprietor Of tic
h0liBu, wIls hooked On churxIa NJ ct,ck- fighting
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PACIFIC MAIL FRElGHTs.

=
Ngw Y0lsK, Feb. 15-Th0 officers Ut tho Pacific
Null Steamship Co1npany announced Il few days
ugo TINT their now reduced selIu.iulu ut frcght-
rntes to Snn Fr1lnels1o wuttll bp ruady Hatur-
tlay. They sAlI they did not propose to issue
my gchAlule, but would hako priyAte terms
with shippers, giving to iasxo customers and for
lung turl.ls advantages nycr t!t1so wt0su e0n.
triluta wona! provo less prn!'ablt ta tho Co.,1a.
alluKinY that shlppura litl not Aearo It. They
1ata tley bud entered into contracts for aa
Tor tho present Ii gottlng ~ favori.s torii.s VI
possible tor tho Iulxe uuiUalt ot freight nKUr-
Inv. Thus fur they tad found ,,o difficulty II.
t'a!tIg their vessels it comparatively atnall
reduction. II IL the oplhit,t or !nany that tho
recpnt buck k-down fr.,tn tho aptrit Ut dcihlcu
thrown out to tho puutfu rsilru1d co!Hpanips
,lcAlls tl!At tAor1 IL II possibility Ut concluding
Mew working arrangement between tAg rlYal
lines, ntl1 that tho plbu will nut III 30 grcatly
ogu9llLGA aH was At tiruL htllUTtd.
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sptefaI Ddpatth to ThA Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Fob. H.-Tho following dccls-
ious wero rendered In tho Appellate Court, sec-
und District, to-day, utter which tho Court I'd
1Durncl to the term III course:
tg3. CnsrenfDr Ut u. w. cnlverts deCrcG
nl!!r!ne! nhier order Of Supreme c1!lrt.
Alb. Norris Ut ~. ys. Cox Ut al.; affirmed,
4sJ. Kelly W. Hunter; ntt!rtnetl.
tjl. TrDInAll ", Yrilldali; n!l!rJned.
!rtnetl,
III. Ncvf,ls ct al. vs.. Gourloy nros. & Paxton;
lcore* atfr1ncd by divided Court. Pleasnllts, j.,
I5i. Anderson Va. Warner OF al; revorsod and
rcn4AndeA. ,..:
4ai. lIarr VI. Wilmington Coal Mining l. Btan-
ufMeturinH CDlnpMly; reversed alld rcnande1l.
4e!., 0rlswold W. ilodr!dso; revorsod and re-
IA; iIssacrs ct al, vs. Tr'abys ravoraed and
~. vlllaYe 6f Warren Va. Wright; reversed
md rt1nAntlel.
AZ. 1inb!.fl W. Comoforl; affirmed.
47h. Armour OF III. VS.. Moore; reYerSed nnd re-
tunndpd.
47J, Chicago, Burlington h Quincy 1snilroad
Compnny ~. CITY Of ANrora; appeal dismissed.
Al. Patterson ys. Reynolds; affirmed.
418. Wilson W. ltoas Ut Al.; n1irlled.
40. 11iolllAs ~. Thomas; lnlrlncd.
~. Town of Sparlanll VI l'lNohor; affirmed.
489. Chscngo. burlington 4: Quincy NuIlruad
:, tH'. Watsh, in'ploat|od, etc., ys Nugent; nf-
4s7s. wootner w., Wilson. guardian, oto.; re-
FGrsGAl md rGtnAnIgd.
tso. rooplo, ets., nn rel. Lest W. Hastings; re-
vorstl nlttt reminded.
Trustees or Schools, Township II, Gto.> OF Al. af-
1lrinetl.
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THE ~, f.. n.tSts

III Tho Editor oj Tbs Chteapo Tribsat
CHICAGO, Feb. III wns much surprised tn
find In your issuo Of this morning tho jlea con.
raycd that "Qur Couutry's Defenders" was m
organization hostile to Con. Grnuts candidacy
for President, or favorable to Oou. Hancock O,
my other MIN. Permit me to sny that such
statements nro erroneous. We do not orR,lnl,e
to oppose Or ndvance my particular man. We
organize to fight for tho triumph OF principles,
not men. We hnyo declared these principles IL
our platte 30 plainly they cannot bc mIs,n.
tlerstn0d. and when tho conflict comes the 70,
c. D. Will stand ns one man to work for tho
clcctton Of tho candltnte pledged to thosc prin-
ciplea. as intlfvIdunls VIZ nny dHcr rs TO who il
tho best man to be plnrcd iii tho Presidential
ehAlr, md wo nltow NIL reasonable 1Atitltie In
such Individual differences; but let 1t be dis
tinctIy understood TINT no n1An h4s tho Ruthor.
tty to plctgo tho organization In support Of or
opposition TO any Presidential aspirnlit, savo that
oLilGu n llnil who fought for the defense Of tho
Mutton rather than ono who did mt do 30.
Il. =. WEEDEN,
Commander r.ln-Ehlgf d, c, o.
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o. N. 1lnssctt md John1t. Fhrnler began a suit
Saturday ngainst II. W. Wethorcll to recover
$1t2W.
L,ltning & Hatltz sl,ct1 Pcter ind Henry HON
ntnBhul1son for $1,000.
uuo u. MatthorN bcgan q suit tn recover
1890 of Ernst Ilrss.
John StelNbcrg filed n pt7cclpo In trespass
nRntnst AbrAn 1!cherMAn, laying damages ut
tho round sum Of $l0Wh
Tho Trustees uf tho llnos Northern IIospl-
tnl fnr tho Insane at Elgin begin II suit FIT ts-
s,l,npsIt to rrcover $7,Nijnt tho Uuarl OF COM
missoners Of Couk County.
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JUpdE nnuMMoNp-1n cEt.snbors.
JupoE IiLopuErrT7oa., 0s3 l,On,, 1000. 1oo7,
1Os 1ol3, l,ol6, lol7, 10ta, loo. 1,ol, o.. oa5,
1,G,s, lo, l,0ti, 1,0!1. LOT. No. 07U, uoldo
W.. Singer Manufacturing Company, on trial.
ArpET.LATR CDJItT-MDttons
JUDGE GAHy-sssi ind t1l to 30t, Inclusive, ex-
ecrt 37J. NJ clse Oh trta1.
JuDuE S,ttTit--No preliminary call. pcrcmp-
Tory c. co., 61. 5t7, $50, 49, bG} 6,, 68. No. 50,
johnson ". LYNCH OIL trial.
.JUMlE JAMEHUN-Chancery motions Mt Q: lis a.nl.
JUDGE iln0Elss-Ga 10 B1, inclusive. Nm. hj,
EhtcnHU, Milwaukee & st, Paul Railway Com
my vA Deatnn. On trfnl.
1upGE M0HAN-:..1. 10 u, inclusive. No case On
trfnl.
Juu1E NAnSUA-Cnntcsteu motions.
.lulHaE Tuf4EY-Nn court.
JuDBE LoOMis-Conlumtutfo eases Nos.
LOT, ,Gn lo5I, os. ,Osi 0S5, l,0o6 l0, 1,0e9,
1,l0l, |, ,lG, 1.lGi, !. lDei, ard !, lUG. -.
JuptsE JAMEsuN-CH1MtNALC CounT-Nos. Ef,
or, Oh, 0a, u3, NO. as., a, e5l 9ie. GO, and III.
, 1880-02-16

In tho estate OF Thorcse Grunl'ng, letters of
administration with will annexed, wcro Issued to
lfonry G. Schroeder, and bis bond for s1,50 Tna
approved.
liz tho estate OF CecclEA Anderson, Iettcrs Of
administration wcro issued to Andrew NJ. Dery-
strotm, mil his bond fur 81, ,VOy wis approved.
III TITO estnto OF Th0nlls Daley, tho will W1s
proven nnd 1ainttted tn probate.
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Yesterdays Estimated Destruction
Fully Realized In To.Day's.
Figures.
Total Valuation. Of Property Mt Risk,
$472, 600 Insurance, R174, 900.
There May Be Salvage Of $780,.
600 or $50, 900.
How tho Government Warehouse Narrowly
Escaped Combustion.

THE EstrIuE WAREHOUSE,
Ono Of tho Hiost destructive fires TINT hns vIa-
itct! ChcnBO for sumo months plst wns tho burn.
Ing uf the Empire Warehouse, situated OH tho
lots numbering From iD3 to I'll Market street,
and extending utmost 10 tho river line. The Ilro
WIS discovered obult 1t:D o'clock Bntut1iay
t,fHht md tho nlhrm was TURNED III from Box IT,
Shortly nfter tho I'll RlArin WAS sounded. aud
the Department responded with another forco uf
engines. Tho contcnss nf the building were ot d
very lntlnmnllsblo mtlrc. and tho fro WAS not
under control until abo,lt ..W o'clock, though
tho "Aro-ont" sfK,lal was not sounded Until 800
O'clock. Tho WarrhOac Company occupied tho
entrc building, With tho exception Of snlnll
portion of tho north crd uf tho ground tloor,
which was usct by WALLACE l. KIngtnan, sccd
merchants. The entire loss foots up between
$401.0U md f5oU000.
Two or three wntchtncn claim to havo bcon
tho first tn sec tho lire. but The first onu npppars
III be Fred scupcrs If the Fro- insurance Patrol.
l1u WIS III tho alcy IN tho rear Of tho pntrol-
house. md, secinK tho reflection shouted. A
'".still WIS Mt once turned In, Eng1nc M. got
tinB It on tho wire, anil aa this ntarn atattds ut
the hsnsl On tho reeor.l, 1t must have boon r-
besha bh tnrae n by Mlcias utaiusSr, Of q Pnkss:s
Engtno Nj. T. tho rst cn,npany % to c rcueii t ttso
plRc, ~ tholr house Is only two blocks from tho
TIE nufNs ny nArL1nnr. :.
oservatIosn pSit Of to rs Il te Gre IL WIFE, sa
hMisc, tho ,ast nlnjnrity prnfcrrinX to vlcw
thc1n from tho sidewalk 0n the urpuslt Side of
efforts. Of Tho policemen, who kept tho crowd
buck from tho bnlslinH. purity. to tho very
tho munster nscc po.,ltco which ctvironetl tho
AhrkGt street t,d Of tho destroyed structure.
Every nyc,lue Of MpprUach to tho fnost desirable
Gition Ut lnscd porrllEe, vlrylig fr0tn III inch
TO foot in depth, nntl vt all poss|bic consist
which presented tito nptNll1.uco Of sulitlily, uud
| It WIS not until tho bun,lHy shine hnti t,cctl
INJURED from sotu tu Anklo TINT the ventMrDsunlu
wis iloulllrring In.
An ilro-r1ln the building Is not Il picturesque
consisting Of four brick walls, whclj, dcIiujrI
| by ftrc nf nil ncecas0rfrs n,ld blnckunrt WITH
, 1880-02-16

Oscar c. Motan md ". ]. lfeiss commenced a
suit Saturday ngnlrlst tic EcWlbliu Life. Insur-
Aneo ColnpNfy, claiming SlV,UW.
, 1880-02-16

SUPERIOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. A. WeaRe
Va. Il. L. Cnneld, $G59.G0.
JUDGE BMlrll-Ernst Guenther ys. Matthew
and August AiMrx, $40.
CIitCGIT Uisr-EONYEssroNs-Isnno Croahy
IS. licrl,crt il. Pervurc, fU,ia-W. +. Tucker.
Jr., vs.. sane, Sl0,o Y.Saino VI, Same, $l,ol2.
, 1880-02-16

Tho poor lttiU sufferer will DO relieved by
using Mra. Wlnalow's South!uy Syrup for chill
lre4 teUthiug, - cent4. Ayolu limitations,
, 1880-02-16

No FANCY PR1CEa+I3est cot teeth, g: fllingH
rates. McChesncy bros., Clark and lsandolph.sts.
, 1880-02-16
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

~ ~. S1EAt4+ ~. d1sElu 3lO.s ~ III LUZ 1NkIEE*
Joirs sSYnE,s, Of sandtsky, o., Is at tho Carl
ieS& |
l.. NJ. NgvAss, pf Now Orleans, ID Mt tho Card
ncr.
'Jons Oo1Lvtx, Montreal, Cnt,., is at tho sher- |
mnM.
W. II. COURTNEY, Now York, IL at tho Shcr- !
mail. |
y. II. MCMILLAN, Buffalo, N. r, is Mt tho !
Palmer. |
F. D. DOUGLAS, Hartford, conn., Ia at the
Palmer.
]. II, MrL1Anp, Onahn, Is registered Mt tho
Palmer.
s,r.TEAsnEt., Salt Lake City, Utah, Is at tho
Palmer.
7, J. ARMSTRONG, Of Rosarll,c, Ill.,, Is at tho
Gnulner.
oEonuEO. Weber, Prescott, Arizona, is at
the fremont
JUDGE JAMES GRANT, Davenport, Ia at tho
Grand Pacific.
, EDWARD STAFFORD, OF 0rccnvillc, Miss, Ia n
guest Mt tho 1'nuiflc.
Ex-Gov. c. c. wAsttnunS, of Missouri, is reg.
lstcrcd Mt tho Grand I'aci.c.
BlL AND Mus. GEon1E AuOusTus SA1A, Lon-
dui, Elg., arc at tho Grand 1hci.lc.
WV. l.. CHAPMAN, ueucral Manager Mcr-
,hMnts' LINK, Montreal, Cut,., ia 1T tho Grand
Pnriio
II. d. MEnn1l,1,, G Gencrn Agent Mutual 1.ife-1n-
.uranco Co,npauy Of New York, Dctroi,, IL nttho
nrNnl PncItc.
HENRY Il. llEr,aEr and wife, and Frederick G.
Dcrgrr, Of the berger FAmily, sslss bel-rjugcry.
"to ~ lug 1re'noht'
F. II. wAIpnoS, General Manager blooming
ton, Myurlu e. Lnfnyetta 1,nt1ruad. I,afnyctte.
Ia nj tim Grind l'Ilrig
-, ,, ,
=, GEoNoG Il. sASDEusoH, uencral Freight and
rttssenRer Agent, lhu1aftpolls, l}eC!tnr q
sprln9tlcu ltllfuitl, lnulanlp0s,l IS ut tie Sher-
maf'.
REGISTER 1I1unAilI, },ns ret,,rnet frnm n nro-
lo,lgcd visit 10 tho East, during wi,!ei, he spent
Wmahtnu.,. ic hms ',t,t ins., II, tit inst hrait,
t,rinv nIa uhsuuet. nnI uiihm,rh vut ju,itsIM,s.i
Will ntsbubiy iM nj lin l,incu uf DIisitss ta,-ny
- ~ @ ~
ttEur.+uOv: i. A. ttNllllAst, OF Wisconsin,; Il.
G. blclLtc. ,iG1nlEr Of Assembly. chppdwa Falls.
Wts.; dturKr y. uinty, etlItor 1itrs'Fd, ChippcwA
Falls: una SEfGnilt- III. iarna FhHcotirt. Or tho
ho'Se' ...--
, 1880-02-16

Tho Eldrcdgc Scwlng-Maclllnc.-I leads
Sold on monthly @ v payneHfs. M Ito State streft
, 1880-02-16

Kimball'a Entarrh CIgarettes-no tobacco.
Adapted to children and ladica suffering with
COLI III tho head.
, 1880-02-16
OTHER FIRES,


NoRNrLLsv1LlE, N. X, Feb. l6.-Eiro Tonight
destroyed four brick stores, also Offices aud
uwelling- places between tho Dolayaa Houee and
, 1880-02-16
INCREASE 0E WAGES,


MANCHESTER, N. H.. Feb. 15.-Tho Amoskeae,
Manchester, md Etark corporations will iucrcaso
wages, beginning Mnrch |, from u to 10 per cent,
, 1880-02-16

1NSuRANCE.
Following ls rs complete Il record of the In
B1ndny, many OF tho underwriters wGro unable
to got ut their p0llcy-rrYlsterB, owing to the
fAllurc to connect with tho clerks having tho
koys to vaults n1ld gaFes. Tho list aggregates
&lT4.t10, @F r.-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-02-18
Winter Calves.

a Wisconsin dairyman asks il there
can be any profit in raising late fall OF
winter calves. This question is now
very pertinent, since winter dairying is
becoming common. Butter bears a
higher price II winter; and this induces
dairymen to have their calves dropped
in fall. Let US examine the expense
account. Some think the Geld weather
will add much to the cost of keeping
the calves; but this is probably mis-.
take, as the following considerations
will show: The milk, after making
butter in winter, is in better condition
than in SUNNI er, as it is seldom sour,
and may always be fed sweet. Calves
kept ia warm quarters will make more
growth upon The same quantity OF milk
in winter than in summer, on account
Of its better quality, and because. being
fed on hay, they seldom scour or have
any trouble Of stomach.
We have no hesitation in saying that
calves. well cared for, will make a
b etter growth on sweet skim-milk and
hay in winter, than on sonr skim milk
and grass in summer. Then it must be
profitable to raise winter calves for
beef; for as we have seen, they will be
heavier, and cost no more. And if
heifers are raised for the dairy, and
come ia at two years old, they will cost
less raised from fall calves than spring
calves; for, in the former case, as we
have seen, the first winter costs no more
than summer keep, and so there IS only
the extra costs Of one winter before the
heifer drops her calf and becomes pro.
ducing COW. Most dairymen who be-
lieve in full FEEDING, and, therefore, raise
heifers Of good growth, also believe iu
early maternity, that the milking habit
may BIT developed early. The general
opinion Of the best dairymen is, that
cow, at tonr years old, will give more
milk if she comes in at two than at |
three years old. There can, therefore, |
be no valid objection to raising winter
,alves where it is found profitable to
make winter butter. And this is likely
70 extend year by year; for the general
.aste seems to prefer fresh butter to
hat which has been kept for half
ear.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-02-18
Wages i'm Europe and America

Information has been gathered by the
State Department through our foreign
consuls relative 10 the wages of laborers
in foreign countries. The figures as
usual show a condition os matters
which is remarkably favorable to
American workmen, especially those
engaged in agricu' ture. Amoag other
interesting facts, we may cite the fol-
lowing: In Belgium, the most thickly
populated and thrifty country in Europe
the wages Of agricultural laborers are
from Il to 20 cents per day for men
and 10 10 II cents for women, with food
only in addition. When hired by the
mouth with board and lodging, the
wages are sl.75 to go per month. In
France the are 10000, 900 Landowners
and eighteen millions, or nearly half
the population, are engaged 10 agricul-
ture. Farm laborers receive 1915 per
week without board, and with board |
and. lodging sl.3G per week. Upon |
these low wages the laborers not only |
support themselves but often save
enough to purchase email plot Of land
and become preprietors. The REPORT
alphabetically states that these in
dustrious and economical people pos
sessing the rural virtues to large ex-
tent are more comfortable and better
OF than the same class of people in
America. Knowing something of both
classes, We entirely agree with the
consul in this opinion. In Germany
the agricultural laborer is not nearly 90 :
well Of. with $3.50 per week without
board and but 81 so with board; but :
without carefulness and economy he r
ives In squarlor and poverty. In o
England the tipping habits of the
workman render his 1925 weekly,
insufficient for his comfort and it Is ex- X
)acted that in the next FIVE years e,
500. 900 ofthese men will seek to better fe
hemselyes in this country. b,