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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-01
state Censols. Premium Bonds
HTATE CoNsoLs Ar NEW YORK.

44fs I'D. :. :. -. :.
MtsoEt.LANEous Borps-Bmall State Conaols
-~GD--. City Consolidated Bonds gp03l.
ether City Bonds =: Drawn Premium Bonds
I4i6Di4b, Jackson Railroad - first mortgage
-@i17., second coupon HOO second debt
%, United states " centa Here 10a,
New York 1oa4 9toIA, London to6S@-.
receivable for licenses ard taxes. Hi@Bb. Laves
Warrants % :. Police Warrants 1876. - to40.
City Herip~1HT4. siADaa, 1876, B20.-: 1876.
III 20 1877 III A6Da2%: 1878, III sGDs2. School Cor
tifieaes 2J0n24k Half paid City Coupons o..
Interest Certificates ~ State 0onaols- January.
1879. 10 a7a; July. 1870 a4AmeB. Privileges on
Premium bonds a@l y cent. Unpaid State
coupons sl&DGH
sToogs me before. the fotiontnp quotations
Of stocks Indicates Ft'ddIs ,oeaktp quotations of
soe Friday; ne I. last sale to-day. u. 10Th dipi-
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TIM MONEY MAnKHT- Exhibits fair degree
/ Exceptional commercial paper II quoted 79s
v cent. All do -6np. collateral loans 7@B. Al
mortgage 40; second grade nominal.
EEw YoRK Money rate cent
LONDON tank OF England fate. q: ConBols
~ p.1Gi.
PARIS entaa a. 40.
SILVER Mexican dollars rule at ssgBsY. trade
doliara 1906. American halvns md quarters
ppssaDioo. Bullion In London 527-iGd; here. hne
fl 14A W ounce.
AMERICAN aoIp-Oallfornia 76g v cent dls.
count; light weight p7dDpar mntilated Y cent
diHeount. -.
FoHEfaN Co1Ns@1u currency: Fiys-frand
pieces 1000, twanty-ffanc pieces ~ Tb@-
sovareiRuB "a T5@a no. ten thaier pieces .! SOC
=. Spanish duublpons sib 9b0-. Patriot douh-
looba ti5 a56l--, Mexican douhlonnH $40 abGpL,
Mexican twenty pesos pieces si9 D5Ol9 a., houth
American gold voc per uesos. German twenty
marks "a GoGoa 10. .,.
arTAt,raa -Weak Hore commercial is ATTN
0o47gk bank =-d4at. NJ New York commercial
In a7ptsaBAslt4, bank 4g1aaa4st.
FRANCS Weak. Here eor.mercial are s.2T
bank 5,ggA Mt New York commercial
d 9sssGlh ,9b, bank b.aaa B622A.
NEW YnaK h1aHT Higher Tor the bank ehaek-
ing rate Commercial ~ discount per f10Oo
Bank mud bankers' checking rate 81 per $1,000
STATE CONsOLR AND PREMIUM bonds
MARKET AT N. o. STOCK EXCHANGE
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-01
DRY GOODS.

The New York Journal OF Commerce. Decem-
Der I'd, says tho past three days In the very large
nntiyity In every branch OF the retail trade 10
the most assuring evidence that the financial
results attending all manner Of trading for the
yoMr OF 1879 show u marked difyereace with
those for either of the past Ave years. II not en-
ceeding the combined results OF those years.
Whatever may be enid about that 'iboom' Of
which 90 much has been written. II Ia emily neo-
ensnry to have visited tho retail theroughfares
on the metropolis TO become convinced OF the
changed condition OF dase masses Tor tho better.
Tho tide has turned, and from what we sea
here and have reported from every section Of
tho country, satisfaction Ia Expressed ut the ra-
eult watch Ia more than can be said OF any
wear mince tho close of taT2.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-01
NEW ORLEANs MARK ET.

Cotton opened quiet and ruled at easier and
slightly irregular rates up to noon. after which
1t strengthened and closed steady. The
movement was Of fair extent. the sales COM
prising $500 bales. exclusive OF 800 yesterday.
and were mostly for Great Britain and the Con-
tinent. The Cotton Exchange reduced Ordin-
airy and Good Ordinary &c and raised Good
MiddlinR and Middling Fair no.
The Cotton Exchange reports sales to-day
1900 bales. including $40 after 3 .. M. yesterday.
Market steady. Quotations revived for Good
Middling and Middlng Fair.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-01
PORK PACKING

The following Ii from tho Cincinnati Price
Uarrent.
AL prominent interior points there hos been
n continued fair number Of hogs killed during
the paat week, but at most Of the large cities
fhe business has fallen OIL. particularly ut
week az the ten principal points Ia 10000 less
than corresponding week last year. and now
shows decrease OF aa,o00 for tbe season. the
total 10 date being atss, ooo ngainst s1es 0Go ut
came date last year. and for the past week 2a9-
coo aRainet A3oao0 for tho preceding week. and
ga 600 for corresponding week last yenr,
The total packing last winter was I, 4ao 900
hogs. or which about Goa, 900 we're killed before
January I, At this date the total packing is
not much III any. short OF ss0o,o00. 80 that the
chances favor some increase In the total on
January 1. But january last year was very
active. month, and Ia not likely to be eaualed
this season. Our usual full preliminary report.
embracing packing mt all points. with estimates
for the season for points not closed. will appear
an our Issue or January Y.
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Total ssGs esi .Sa2

Total ...............s3 gb 6si, b32 Si26 600. 5JT
The treasury Of the United States has Ia It's
vaults lii gold coin sl7itI77l3. and In silver
coin sto0is. GO; total s2at .sa63s3. From these
figures n q. ems that gold holds tho supremacy
lin the ratio on nearly three TO one. aud that the
sseilyer glut" so much talked CT nowadays Is
more imaginary than real
During the fiscal year 1873, according TO fne
estimates Of the Director. the mines OF the
country yielded In precious metals Sa3 952 al !;
Of gold sa7 22g lot and or silver sAb T?6.34. For
1879 be estimates the yield tit $7a7l2 600: OF gold
$50 300 600 and Of silver, $40 $4,000 In 1878 the
produc. Of the Nevada mines, chiefly the Com
stock lode was II 676 $685. and In 1872 sat $50 900.
In 1878 the Colorado mines yielded sS. 6ls4t.
and In 1879, sls a25. 900. The diminntipn IN tho
total yield OF the country was mainly due 70 the
marked falling of In The product OF the
Uometock mines. amounting TO $40. .s63.
But the 81 irit OF pros peeting has devised a
law OF com ensation. When the placers of CAL
Hernia failed the Comstoek vein was dtscov-
cred. and when, after having produced over
$500 600 600 its shafts have reached depth of
ASSOC or 5000 feet I'm search of ore bodies which
cannot be- found. and when more dollars are
put into the mines than can be got out. the laws
of nature al well Ms of economy demand new
field for enterprise. and the Leadville carbonate
mines surprise the country. To these mines
Colorado Is indebted for her increase OF over
81 1000 900 In 1872 and to them the country now
looks for the siiver bullion which the Comstock
ran no longer supply.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-01
To-day. Vest day. Il
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Total sales

Total sales. .-....s.. 1855 II 053
New York SpoTs-The regular sales comprised
eo5 bales. delivered on contract 800 bales. The
market opened firm and 1-l6: no., and
closed steady nc the opening rates. Ordinary
10 Is i8c. Good Ordinary lisSe, Strict Good 0Tdi-
nary II56c. Low MiddIng u 8 l6c, Middling Up.
land II 9-l6c. Middiing Orleans Ii 1I.16c. and
Middling Texas 10 if-i6c.
NEW YORK FuTUREa-O Opened steady at an adj
vance. ruled quiet aud firm aud closed dull,
with sales OF 1000 bales.
To-daY's To-dav's Yestday's
Opening. Close. Close,
January ..... IL &tG12 "a IL s9912.60 i2.6l@12 81
February 12.1d@9I2.7A l29o9I2.si 1916
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aAnsslAin L.. tsnaifnn

Mr.. Gadbols, OF Brockville Canada, after
being cured Of O prostratinR maiarial disease
contracted In Texas, by means III Warner 9
Safe Pills and Safe Bitters, writes TO us. !" /
shall never travel In that climate without
your Safe Pills and Safe Bitters as part OF
my outfit"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-01
FINANCIAL AND COM MEMglAL NEWS.
BANK DIVIDENDS.
COTTON FUTURES.

Tho Stock Exchange resolved to-day not u
have future calls. In view of the action Of the
Cotton Exchange In relation To the subject.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-01

,xvranyr0ra and ptIDIb nffHFH WtH " H1HEHH'I
Money continues In fair demand.
Foreign exchange and New York sight arc
weak.
Htate Conaola and Premium Bonds aro QUIET
Hiouka are without any new feature.
Cotton In NO or hero for Ordinary and 5000
Ordinary. aud sohigher for Good Mtddltng and
NIiddling Fair New York futures are up and
ssputs aro quoted ut f.i6n advance. Lverpool
spot# arc lid lower. and futures duh.
Hu9ar 10 active and strong. and moiassea
firm.
Flour IN quiet ard steady.
Grain and feed are Ilrm.
Provisions nre quiet.
fyountrv products show little animation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-01

haFAfWHsE Aasuv
BIvERpoo1 hpoTs-Were dull and ensier ut
Ing hit syRd for Midding Upltands and ID for
Middling Orlaana. The sales eomprlaei roo
bales, oil which $500 were American. Reeeip' 4
Of All kinds were ig.boo bales. Of which 1866 III
were American,
LIVERPOOL FUTURES Opened duh md step iY
werH Subsequently wenk. and cioHed dull.
LIVERPOOL DnLfvERtBs-Up glands. any y srt
not below Low Miidling, were quoted -as fgll
lows on Wednesday,: December and Jun afry
. 7.gad January and February GB 40 Trad
February md March esd. March and April
g-a2d, April and May I92d, May and Fune
d. Juno and July I'D, july and august
ID,
HAvRH MAanEr- Flint Mt ~ francs for r rps, Or.
dlnsife tapotl. and 81 for Low MiddlinG te8Hoatl
DAYS NET RECEIPTS AT NEW Or LEANS.
Tn. day OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -. 40.
This dHv Inst week 49,. Bet
a.
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oTTON RECEIPTS CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS
AND N. U. RAILROAD.

Dol. Dan. q. Morey's Imperative statement
Ut tho cotton receipts 81 the above mentioned
railroad from September 10 December inclu-
aiva. shows the following increase this year
pyer the following Years: lsz2s. 100. roo bales
xsTsA "a ae6 lE7a-b No lag; 1885, II i67: 1876 4.
90. Len: 1877 9, a. pss 1880. 1885.
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I'm. ENG VI Ts.

The market is generally dull but we notice
more inquiry for steam and sail room 70 Liver
pool. Grain freighus would be- active If 1t we're
not for low water and the ica blockade above
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-01

Tour quotations OF Domestic and Foreign Mar
ton statistics from The Neo Orleans Cotton EG-
changed
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RIVER NEWS.
orYfUH Nww ORLEANS nYMOcnAT. 1
Thursday. JAM iniy 1. 1850.
Arrivals.

Geo marine column.
Departures.
isabel. City OF Augusta. j.. w. Cannon.
ChHrmsr, j. H. Hanna. Lucy %. Gastrell X. H
Springer. Carrier.
stage nj the Rivers.
Daily telegrnphie report Of tho stage Of water
at various points. with changes In tho "A hours
ending yesterday at y. mi
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-01
FINANCIAL.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE.

IOser quotations OF foreiga and domestic mar.
Rats are from The closing tslegrdfas.l
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rHE SPINNING OUTFIT on THE UNITED
KINGDOM.

The Louisville Gourier.J Journal Of December
~. says:
The following totals are complied from n
parliamentary report recently made.
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GOLD AND SILVER.

The following appeared In the New York
Tribune of December az
The Director OF the Mint estimates that on
November 1. 1879 there was In the United States
OF coin and bullion sisi .6ol o6a. as follows:
Gold. silver.
450fns teu.sDf Si3i,aoa.ooo
Bullion ................ agasl. u55 a,563.ls2
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-01
COMM ERCHAL.

1.-THE inside quotations Of the following mar
kets indicate the a1hotesale prices. and outside
figures Job Iots.l
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE or THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
"Wednesday Evening. December ~. laIs.
pArz.Y MARKET REVIEW.

ITO. ynarroe being legal holiday The banks
ssrehnroea and public offices wiR be olosed.l
, 1880-02-13

t~ANN1hfttf N$ppf
E1kftdf 0t3pdfth to Tte EAfEdn1 Tffbtf

Special Q9Pateh 10 1ns cAteapo Tribune.
KAKaAs CRY. Fob. 1a.-There Is trouble brow
lns In this pIty betwQon tho Westorn Vulon and
American Union Companies, and matters cume
TO focus ta.lay, For sonlo .lme l.. c. Baker,
Superintendent Of the Telegraph ut st. Louis
TOR tho Western unlon Company, bus boon in
tho oIty, tho object Of his visit being tn strotch
4notaor Wss,orn t & lntor wtES ateng the kss
aln1dt and lle was not by auy. u,euns suFu thAt
hp could accomplish i.Ia elltl Without trttnl!c,
but ho WIS bar.ily luokiug for such opposition III
ho mot with thta Afternoon. Ito bud slurtri nut
u fnrco OF Ilgu to sErEtth 4totlet wfFp ulonY tho
roaa abny0-naIlea!, uiid they bud K1no llhnut
ha]f milo acr0ss tho .kaw tllver briifKe, when
4wttch.ongine started out fron! tho htate-l .ne
ll1put and run sacrtss tho hrldXe. The end NJ
tho wfre was kojztd and 14stehed 70 tl.v nnK,r,
aud tho oHFlncer Etariad BUCK u. tue sIAte }lne,
stripping tho wtru nH tho polls. ltp pulled tinWl,
abGlt i milo Of now wjro III u very few tnit},ltrs,
al.a tho attompta ot The Wpstern untoA !neI,
tab s aat hRsgyes = tn e.
clho lta!troad, Bays tho wira shall not 10 up.
, 1880-02-13
THE CHINESE.
Eject of the WORDING taaen's u1ovcmen.
III San lsrnN>clsr9.

Eject of the M'orIdMg{fnensaD Dfoyemcni
III San lsrnI|rIsrp.
srxcfal DaIr.teh to The t2.aeas' Tribune.
San FRANCISCO, Feb. l@.-1Ehr unemployed to-
dhy para'led the business W Fston Ut the city,
aud cnlted upun the vnrtouA corporations, rc-
1uesttng them to dlschAtgp tlptr CE{ncse las'or-
ers Tho replies wore alrnost} unlftTmly, "Cals
agnsn next wcek for IN unswelt"
Although neither numerically por YnanciNlly
Rtrons. theso pnrudeY arr cuuElpK Il feeling Of
dfstra'st In tho community, r,siyztns l"lsincss,
md l'1ntiuc!ns u'lcnsiness a1nHng ca. .2itAlists
Notwithstanding tho favorable developments IN
sscr1! Ncvata u,tl nphir. tho i1nproEemJ.nt ~
stocks sas only fractional, and tlt: general nplt.
ion a1n0ng tucn Of position III tiat str9gu.g ~.
Prcsssrc measures u9uinak tbreatinol 1fsttvh.
n3lres should l,o ns11pted forthwith, Ms te ctc. r.
tpF;lnl.e rntuflls continue slnau pad trssdp "
all Kinds lAHXttlsllcs. =
Sevrrall w.',ncn arc in the PROFESSIONS, inclua-
Ing on1 sutd to own considerable przl,urla' Tho
Entleril1gs aro peaceful. n,l.a except f.! thsir
cxpcctcl return fr,,, 9nurslIuertn tu-i,,. 7rruw
will probably luIpr've tho situation, nat the
wnrklng'ion npp:ar tn havu confidence III 'im
CITY u Pss!fif.S 81 il;.a2a a'''st G.;oetat<a r
,workingmcn pgnLn usse'nLlcl to-1Nv ii M,e
sn1lt'-I.ht, and. utter BnIit sEeechea frnm ,(sie
ilo Silss!oI &oalen. .lil!|s sni Sally si"!;ii" Y
mca ii tcr cipisy. ' titfu At 6t aecs thH t,ey S we
told that tue matter would Da tslderctl by tho
Directors, atd answer given j., few days. THY
Mlfer further speeches broke slp. Tho pr>ccp!l-
inKs, ,,, @ wera orderly. un1 tho crowd apparently
IAN FRANCISCO. Feb 1c.-Tho best grounded
opinion regarding tho demonstrations now being
11a Nude W thG worklnElnen T. thlt thoy nre d..
hill Is no.s lefore tho Lcnisint,re 10 cnfnrcU Tho
prpyisnn IN the new Constitution pruhihitinK
eorpor.tions from ,e,nploy1ng Chinese. al,d sev
, 1880-02-13
The Parliament Of the Dominion
Formally Opened Yes
terday.
Synopsis or the Speccl, from tile
Throne Of tho Governor
General.
a. r. II. the Princess Louise Pros.
ont-1mposing Display.
Other Canadian News-Aid for Ireland
Exports and Imports.
O1'ES1NH PARLIAMENT.

OFEStN0 PARLIAMENT.
Special D!ratth 10 Tie Chttaso 7ttbuns.
OTTAWA. Fob. 1a.-Thore has been MT .in,s,lal-
" largo Influx Of visitors to the Capital .lIiring
this and tho previous tluys. They havo protubly
l,cen attrisctcl by the anticipated brtIliance 0f
tho Parliamentary ceremonies consequent upnn
the opening Of tho session, md nfsn tho stuta
entertainment given Tonight by hla Exccl1ency
md her Hoynl IIt9hncss tho PRINCESS I.o,iisc
Tho Be1latG Chamber WIS crowded tn Its utn1tWt
extent long bcforc tho hour appointed fur tho
otielnl oncnin9, ani hundreds within tho wall,
wtro utterly ,inu.Ilo tn see any Of tho
Ffcercgal purity nr staff, Shortly ljeEuro
u her Royal lIiEhncRs hrrlved. cscOrtcd by
at' otllccr j.. 7. G0nrleA,,. Atil twenty mon of
the Princess Drago'ns, nnd WIS iakon to tho
Speakers c1Itra,tcc. Thu i:nyul siunt,url WIS
then hofatea Ai1l eIlntt fired from tl1p Ncptnll
Point Nattery. AtJ o'clnck his l5xcclIency W.
rived. ffo was Intended by bis full st4tI. E0t. q.
Xowski. a. i. @. 10 tho Queen. was present. Cul.
Dyde, Of Montreal, who nns 4. y. c. tu her
Mn1oafy, AMI wlm was summoned for duty, VIVA
prevented from nitendlng by ntl nccftlent. Ills
Exccllency. hnvang entered tho sennto Chn.n
ber, delivered thp customary speech from tho
throne. congratulated tho omIntryun tho rich
harvcst that lust scns'!n ltIrsscd thu land. Ger
tntt, changes III The tnrlT aro Proposed, though
III "details glyeh. The settlement md develops
nent of tAo Northwest ls referred to. His Ex-
celicroy believes TINT. In pursuance Of tho al.
Fico tcfll!ered ty Delegates who cutnn to cxnn-
Inn ]nitls IN this country at the request Of tho
Minister or Agriculture, n tnrgo number nf emil
grants Will comc nut this ycar. Reference IL
mule to tho distress in ireland, md rRriutncnt
Is naked to consider tho hest uenns Of showing
practical symrnthy with tho distress. Attention
Is directed to the rnpflfty with which tho paelt1e
Railway ts being constructed; TINT something
llko go miles and n0rc Of splendid lants Will bo
, 1880-02-13

sDteta. D4pateh 70 The Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, Feb. H.-Tl.e collections to 10 made
~ ING Gathono en1aFehes next sunday, IN atd Of
tho Irlsh poor, aro not intended to intericrt
with tho general subscription now being takot
up ~ tho 81 sy ;ho, It g'nePny to Esenyo th.
nn,,ann ~. ,.,,a;i 5s:.r:;nns " t-'S'- '1'o'os
uppeAe A"f su"t't uonht1oass
a,eu n thu ne nss 1ssn pr s Ried IN n . ,o oy ts a
In about ho!tg established under tue direction OF
histat 4 w tho he feSGs os store9
on tho gnn: " An iron s!x. .poundcs AMERICAN
lis ~ tic syn,pnthzcrs witt, tic Cf,ladan re-
with aiioHt IO{) fnlpwers, ianrd Mt t6G windmill
bciny prcscOtt. Oh TIC iitG II Eoye1nGer t,f
that year. There. md In tic adjoinng hoses, q,
he cnut;aicI nfdr sn,n tvrra ~ tiuhtinr t WIZ, n
40 Iitils sidq' Whiel yas Under iii so!.,,',an;i
Weuin,nnt. t,s, itcrrs md sir mir, wnrt; kiiid.
and fhrce ptItcers and t,irty.n}nn ,nnl, w,.re,
M1uRa fru9 nstn At9nEst Ag ccfEs kt'isd
pyn1nat|zors lot ahtit l5 kIlIed a.,l wt'1ipdrd.
viii sch.lts thelr lcadcr and % tse "i sreacr p''rt
& FL r. sss @ss Mss
h1 v ~ sy ~ 1fE us III MSr1
haas q Faft @ ilen.,y, !, # sIat piaee: ssss'''''
MosTmr4, Tcf, ~ - '"e ,,ennostfop ~ ;,,s,ro
eIcIusiEuly. c wiz 81 rvf3rrc Sag 10 ta6 Fna,eo Cos
nttee of thC hCrs eoTpnto Tim tto. =,
bnn kc f,.n 'tt H. .ntSy ~ ~ M t4.,S nsvs ~ r
iIf ins tfhe ssssIon M Il fsriiaasnt, d eao q sIr
sss beua srsster ths p past | ysas tSan tho me ime
ot ts snS Fl y thG stoy Of fho soqt
v9TtF r. Fpse ~ 9x 9Ins|sr ,4a M thP M ,GfI 9:ro
wcil to caiia,a III siay noxt, but bus III inforsna-
, 1880-02-13

Epsetat Dtapateh to This Chicago Tribune.
1KDJAYAroLIs, Ind, Feb. 12,-John D. Nichols,
for seyerul years Il prouilnent journalist IN this
city, was acquitted ie-tlny Of forgery for which
he hus been TN trinl tho past week. Tho defense
WIS fnslnity, md tho evidence showed him ta
haye bcGn 1abortng under tho effects Of tho dis
enkp kns1wn rs tlillsolnnnsa. or cArnnlu alcnhnl-
ISM. Tor several months. The origin ut tho dis
case WIS trlcel several yours buck To overwDrk
md lOss Of sleep In newspaper work, when stfm-
ullnt4 Were freely used to keep him up.
, 1880-02-13

WINosA, Mtnn, Feb. 12.-E. r. Grccno, INSTR
nnco ngent, In business here for nbout three
years, lcfttown hlonlHy ostcnsii'!y collecting
tour, and has not slnco been heard from. Mean
time two special ascnfs-ltcdlleld, Of thoIonlon
Assurance. pnd Dudley, Of tho Gcrrn4il-Ancri-
GAn-procurct! q key To Grrene's olllce nntl took
posscssloMo Of tho hooks ant Buprllesu Ut sIx COM
pnN'cs.-tac German. A1nericlt, London !AsRtlr-
Anee, Flrcnirn's Fund, A1nuufuctlrcrs' Of Hos
ton. tho i1nHlnRn s. I}oylstnll, Frnnklin Of Hos.
ton, and thu MGriden. It fs Hnid that Greene IS
sued policies ind received the money on them
without mnking Proper returns. His liabilities
, 1880-02-13
MRS. MtCAlN'S COMPLAINT.

9PFf14I DHVateh % The Chtfago TrtAuns.
JOLIET. Ill., Feb. 12.--Mrs. Florunce a. MaCaln
haa tiIcd iH tho Circuit Court . bIll for divorce
from her husband, Mynn A. McClin alleging
adultery on tho part Vt tho dcrcnAnnt. Thu
purtIcs iir0 In DupHHu Tnwnshtp. Mccain wH II
luelnhcr Of tho Inst uraud Jury, nnd thr bill
AvesB that wttlD that august body wus iii Bcsx!un
he and Il woman who Ia not Mrs.. Mccain rcKis-
torGd at d leAItux hotel Hns oventnK ~ husband
and wife. ami .cuupind tho sano slGuping Apart-
Inunt durllX tho nlKht.
, 1880-02-13
APPOINTED C0ADllITOR.

CINCINNATI, o., Fob. E..-rho otIlclal an
nonncetncnt from Clr'nal sineonl, I'refcet Of
the Propaganda. of tho appointment Of I'shap
Elder as cuadjutor OF tue Archbishop Of Ciucln-
init, With the right of succession. has hcen re-
cclrcd hore. y letter from bishop Elder "
Archbishop Purcell. received ycstoslay, snys ho
knows notffn9 nt tho uppolutment except whut
he has seen In thu nuwspnpurH. uo cxpFoss4s
Warnl Friendship md bOlltItess deviation to hiS
old prcrcpnr, aiih adds that It tho rrpbrt Of hIA
appointment bU truu ho will bow to tho Divine
tIfl
, 1880-02-13

Special DlspattA 10 The Chicago 1ttouns.
LINCOLN. Ncb., Feb. 12.-Dlck Barton, tho
convict who escaped from tho ponitontiury two
weeks ago, WIS recapt,1red by Sheriff Ensign Mt
Atchtson to-dny. pRrton WIS hard one, who
Rnvo tho gl,artl tho slip only II few .l.iys before
the expiration nf tho term Of h[s sentence.
inE james Little by giving him i k1uss Of cidor
continuing nlson!c. Mcnlrt1 drunk anu wns
takcN Violently I'll. but recovered. Monnrtl, be-
ing Arrcste confessed tho crime, stating ho did
1t 10 K9In Sla0 Little possessed.
, 1880-02-13
A FlOATER FOUND,


0pbFtQs 4WpHEFH ~ 170 E7lEd1Q 2r1uahQ-
ToEEpo, O.. Fub. E.-This morning Il dead
body was found hoaunQ IN tho river 1T tho foot
1t III Ora,l9o ssrcet IT WAS Afterwards ihrn-
titled ~ that Of tllRtnnn nu.urd Jpbn +. Cur.
wy, who bud hcch nya1Erlnuaty uJssanK slnrc
ChrlEtm1H. TIT bHlr wig IN such an tltlyitilci1
StaKn af .lrconptasitton that no pytdencq VI foul
play WIS tnAlLlit,Ht
, 1880-02-13

nAITIMottE, Feb. la.-Joscph bryan, a negro,
attacked his swcrtheurt, Mary VIorce, with u
razor and bilty lust Night In Iast Baltimore and
hooked hcr In tcrrlble manner. There is n
lopp kilsh three iuchcs long across her threat,
and icr hands, hcutl. nruls, ami fAep lr0 terribly
hacltnd. Her condition Ia critical. Bryan SUR
rendered himself.
, 1880-02-13

Special Dt.pateh 10 7hs Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, Frt. 12,-Cortrary 10 gpn.
cral cxpcptaaon tho Portage, Poynettc, u1.d Ar
llngtnn curlc1s coHoudcd to rcmui,1 over lust
night, and finished tholr match witt, tho sIi!wau-
kccnns to-day, Tho result wis an overwheIm-
ing defeat for tho visitors. The score Mt tho
close stt>1 ITO nHainst TO. Five rtrlks were en-
gnEcd. md Of theso Archie Miilclnnss' wus thu
only MtlWaukGe rink That sllIfgrIl dpfeat.
, 1880-02-13
SUICIDE,

San FaA 51lsco, Eal., Fcp. 'ls.-1ontfpclo MI
rez, continol In tho county jail under oonylctIou
{pr tAa 1nugder Of william Frey IHst April, hlpg
himself ~ biz coll 1oluo tlmo laat night, ualng =
rppp MAdo fruju blu shirt.
, 1880-02-13

l.oris. WIN @ sSnic @ III phIlnlcl lpin rccentiy 10
cn,lsit tnctlitu l.llprities with re9nrsf to hts
hculih, accidentally NtGnt himself through tha
ne,ltnl Intcl. Tue cnVonrr's jury returned II
verdict nf AccIt'entuV shp'tsnE while handling
s!;,;,s5s 5,; from Mississippi tic Centennial Exhi-