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, 1880-04-21

8psetat Dtspateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
CLEVELAND, O.. April 1o-Eht tered-Propelle
Bt. Albums, Chicago. merchandise.
ncported-propcllcr Dcan Richmond, mer-
cband,sc: Ext,c, Thomas II. 1Tow1an.l, Nevada.
md Movetgi,, nil ct,nl. for Chicago.
ChnTtcrs--Sutooncr. !. II. Meade, coal. OEovc-
land 10 Chicago, prlvnto teri1ls.
, 1880-04-21
WOOL.

FH1tADErpHrA. April e1-Woa14-1)ul nnd nom
tnal' onlo, rcnnsgvunla, md Woss virginia double
extra, and abavet 6253o, extra, 6at7o, medium. ca
Get coasso. &ci Ncw York. Michigan. Indiana, and
Western line Hs3hto, MediNr tnaGg9c, coarso, tsoi
aa3a n1oa GoMbnx ntd dolh!a1. hlaoI ~ nnwAahed q
&k1G18Cj. pulled. hA6t51, '
, 1880-04-21

BUFFALO, April 2l-1ItAtN-Whcat du1ls spring
nnaettlad, G01 bu No. l hard Duluth at 9l2a Corn
dull nnd nominal ut Atfo cash, BuD hu sellor Mny NJ
<24c. Oats dull at ;Bo. 1yo noglueted Dnrloy meg
CANAL AND lsA11noAn FnE1uHTs-Unohanged.
, 1880-04-21

NEW YonK. April 1.-Busncss yory qulss to.day,
owing partly to tie rnlny wontlor Tho cotton goods
tparkot II unchanged. und prlces relnn.n steady
leading nakos. Prints quiet In rst huHds, G!nshama
quot cotton. aress guUds IonR fairly. Wooden
, 1880-04-21

c1sc1xyATr, O.. April aa-CorroN--stead At 1875.
FL0un-l1oavy, family, E.m1i49s fancy, &.64a
EM
GnAfy-Wheat scarce and firm; Mo. rcd elfa: No.
nni',cr, tl.10. Corn in fnlr demand; No. tnixod.
iyXc Oats hcnyy; No. J. Nt,8a;fct No. white. S1&s
Eic Kyo In fntr donnnd nt 10as>o Harley Ii, good
dctnnndt oHtrn Nh. i fall, Nc.
Pl0YiYiuSS-lsnrk dull nnd nominal a. Ea8so!nAn.
lMrt!--1lenand MRnt hut ho1detH firm ~ Ni7g Nulk
meats dull Ut t;siH. $Aol sh37A. Bacon-MRtket
eRtiBr nt $t7i, Hill $1.3
WittHKf-tn fale demand Mt sl.0 49, .,,
HUrTEI-StenuYt cholco dairy, 2A2Is1t GhoIo0 folls
lBltH4
, 1880-04-21

Ep<etas Dts1a!tA 10 71s okfeaev Tribune. =
LaAA1HoFoa, Ont, April eo.-Tho schooner
Princess AloxAudrts, OF Dp6alo, wns driven
ashore hern last night, Tho Wind blew fearful
gale troM tho Esnthcast, and washed the wuyca
clear oyor the looks. Tho ycssol was tilled With
wata. aud sgtslcA. A steau..pump haa bcen
, 1880-04-21

PEORIA, Ill. April I.-GNAIN-C1fn dn1tt high
mixed. 9sNasiNoi mlxod, St3633!15o 0atA dnlls No.
Nhite. x!A&E}4c. ityequlet, No. q 7a27&o.
Ai1HWlAKA-6tendy Vt &i.W.
, 1880-04-21
LQuIsYILE.

isou1gyI1LE, April 20.-Corr0N-Quiot At 11No
FLoull-Dull and unchanged.
0AA1N-Whcat dull md lower At sl.09. Corn Quiat.
No. wh!to. 4aA9t3c; do m,xcd, 49, Oats dull No.2
nhlto, J7ci do 1nixod, GMsGa nyo qulok Ut ak9slc.
11AY-Quiet ii Slh005l7ml
raoytstuNB-I,ork nominal. I.ard nominal prime
scam; tGA. nuik 11eats quict, shoutdors H0s eenr M
clear rib S7u; clenr, s7s. uams -Hugar-cured. sA23
QuD.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY ot SLOT
, 1880-04-21

Special Dspateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
KANSAS CITY, NO.. April 21-GitAlN-lho Price
Current repoEts: q Wheat-1ieeepts, h'7u bu, shlp-
mants, LEU bu; lower, No. cash, tl!o1. April
f1lH: No. $ caaf. D0o; Mny, Wc. E0rn-Raonipts.
SNG but Shipments AUG bui Wcak| No. ? cash &s4ci
, 1880-04-21
pnHT DALIfOUSIF,

ponr DAtnous,E. Mich, April l7.-1,ound Up
soI,ooncrs Typo, sackett'a 1Inrhor 10 Chicago,
light; Sntnucl Cook, Oswcgo to Chicago, light;
Mnssntt HnckctEa flGrbOr to ChIcuEp. llXht:
UOliVia, Oswego " Chicago, light.
, 1880-04-21

WINS amnufaird. from tho effects of which ho
mover recovered. flo waA 4 man of genial tGln-
pcrnment Anf largo ncqtiaintnnco, anu Will 10
greatly nlaescd among ye8scl'mcf.
, 1880-04-21

Rccipr,rity, planet, Mary Man. ffannnh Fifty,
Lydia, md Mocktnx flr,l: scowa lIite tell and
Venture. The wind haN l,ect, fresh from tic
inr,
, 1880-04-21

sptttat Dlapateh 70 Tia Chedao 7Ftbunt.
ponr Cot.nonHH, Ont. April al.-Arrfved-
Schooner Eric stowart, from Totctln. with wheat,
for tho weltanI hallway. Passed up tho canal
to.tlayt via tho feeder Schooner Emerald,
Kingston to Chica9o, light: 1tasca. Oswego to
Chicago light.
, 1880-04-21
DETROIT,

DETn0fT. April M.-FI.oUN-1)A!l at S5,5
GnA1E-Whuat Bteu1l0r; oxtrn. nDtnnall No.
white. tI1o; April Sl.U1s May, tll95li Juno. &lGsfi
milling nnn11nnI.
HKCKIpTN--Whant 10 0M bu.
HlIFMENTa-Wheat,j II. .CU bit.
, 1880-04-21

oswEao, April aD-0lAgN-Whcat lower on somo
GRADES; hard No. AinnosutA xpElng, ILL Curn
steadyt Western mixed, DC.
, 1880-04-21

Tho Detroit Free Prtsa says, "Capt. Curtis K,
Dixon, who dlod on Saturday morning ut u
o'clock, wal ono OF the Oldest and beat known
marine men Oil tho lakos, and leavea a largo alr-
clio Of friends IN Detroit and elsewhere. The
Captain. wa4 burn ut Orleans, In Jefferson
County, N. T., In tho year l8lt. lie trat saloA
OH Lake Ontario, being tn command OF the
schooner Patrick Henry In l48. He sailed for
about flftean yoara In tho employ Of Smith Il
BfeEtck, after which he went to CulforttIa fnt y
fow years. 0n returning he entered tue soryico
Of Capt Eber Ward, and sailed until the los4 of
thS pssP1e5 H. T. na Wsh1 IL l snSs tnaf
Detroit It IL thought that hLs tFtp to California
damaged hls health. He has b0cn alIlnx tUr
, 1880-04-21

lNDtANArnLts. April .1.-GnAlS-Wheat weak,
No. ared. tLlo5l11 cori qolot ut S>e Oats steady,
Ut 846t1tc.
, 1880-04-21
MANITOwOO.,

i Special Dtspatth to TAs tA&saea Tttsuns,
AANizoHou. WIS.,, April el-The following
vessels asu Wlnd-bound hero to-day; Bchponpfs
, 1880-04-21

L
A ts pcrhRps we'll known to most raruscrs Of
tlio marine department Of TUE TRIBUNE, rl1er
and harhor towing ratcs arc governed by tho
sIzo. or tonnage Of tho vessels, For this reason
II classification has buou arranged, establishing
ratcs for vessels within certain tonnngo llnllts.
Thus an oxocss Of 50 much us single ton may
make difference OF $40 Or 80 In tho ttow-blla
OF ono round trip. To avoid auch extra ex-
poufiturcs Ut money. and boat tho tA1gtnon, tho
owncrH havo within q fow seas0ns rcsortcd to
rolnoasurenunt with the. vlow, OF cutting
down tho tonnage OF thotr vessels.
Ono such fnstnnco WIS brought to
tho notice Of rtlx TRIBUNE reporter yes
tgr1lny. Tho ctso II that Of tue schooner John
u. Hutchinson. Originally her measurement
was 10l0.d6 to,,s; but, under rccont inonnure.
mcnt, sho has bcon cut down to 9s0 tons. Unicr
tho Chicago classification no advantage can no.
cruo to tho yossel In tho matter Of towbllta. hut
It does make a deoidod dltrorenoe IN tariH
through tho rivers and In Lower Luke hArtorS.
Tho ps7,ctfoe viii undoubtedly ineronso rs tho
knoWlodgo cxtcsuls 10 othor vcsscl-owncrs. nnd
II general demand for rumensnrelnent n1y re-
suit.
, 1880-04-21
a Farther Decline In Grain Frsights
and Lively Chartering.
Mishaps on Lnke Michigan Resulting
from Monday's Chile.
Sohooners N. Z. Pefew, q. G. TrumpIf, and
Princess Alexandra Ashore on Lake
Erie.
Numerous Minor Mishaps Reported FROM
Various Points.
The Number OF Orc Carriers and Amount
Of Orc to Be Carried.

GRAIN AND COARSE F1tE1G1rTs.
9rnin frcIghts havo agnIn declined one"half
ocnt, and rnuchctl Il point below which It IL
doubtful Thothor shippers will caro to press
then'. Yqf thero is no telling wf,ut another day
may bring<forth, rs tho supply OF tonnage oon-
ti,ues liboral, and II anything In excess Of tho
demand. Yesterday room VIVA engaged for
$4,000 bushels m nf corn, on tllo easls of q Q
ecnts to luifalo Tho enEaKo'ne1ts repnrsed@ LIRE nro
as g. irs; ecaa jim S fEt f. wbor sni % ca Ill.,
corn corr at 5is cents. TO i,uifaio-steain- -barRo
Eormarnnt, corn on thr"nsh rato; rro!,e'lcr .1nha
whrE sn fonsSrt s ooaso4t 1snf a stS
Wssxso Ssxx a' ssa lat 'ar o praper To-
or Nnerlca, corn ut .si cents, frco Of elovatIou.
Il tut t'tlat tho Re rerort ena ii not e traec sho, It
prove to 10 true. then The amn,nt 1s m Of room SC"
'se Gearso frsishts rsa Preman n ansanse The c
nnd for vessels Is Increasing u s,ie4 MI cxtent
TINT rates must advances ~ a,M''1 ~ t0 mla "
Jentlio Mttiien, cctlar ties from Horns Picr 10
Sseso ssT It o se's; IT,; ''e"ff ey o Gsa Gsessd % It u
ss a}x @ tss: pss s fsst; tsss" .esoenss ss1ss
fort e Is cheak 9aks At fee; ss scnooaer
e: N"rth ry R lumber from M.sksxon to s,s Ch!-
F G Hills eSsso IT eo ana aees
schooner Libbio Nan, TInycrRo Dny to Chicago.
lIcinlOck tteant cents md bark ut <3I por cord:
BAY to ChlcnRn Mt e. p1r cord schooner Cas-
cAtjo, ccdnr ties from Ford liIver tn Chicago at
asRsx anfs' e ysap r enct Ss PSss ver se% a
r4ltc cli,al to e per 1,nM fret. The charter Of
tho sohpnnrr nurtto Cnlkns. for dry lumber
ported $l.60 per LOCO foot tnstead OF $1a6.
SCHOONER n. r. rEREW ASHORE.
a dispatch waa received yesterday by Capt.
John Prndtvllle from Capt. Nobert 8tubbs, OF
tho Schooner Mary Z. Perpw, announcing thnt
tho vessel hld stranded Mt Long Point Gut, Lake
Erio, Wis lcaktng bady. aud required tho scrv-
ices Of n ting and stoanl- pump. Inasmuch rs tho
Pcrow lies In Canadian waters, tho wrccking
will havo to DO dono by Canadian tugs, and ere
these can reach tho vcssol from Detroit River
ahe may Rltfor hcnvy damngc. At any rate her
cnrgo will become almost a. torAl loss. Tho
IerGw fs owned by tho Lulfngton, Wclls T.
Van Bctniek Lumber CompAny. Of this
city, nnd has cargo Of 2l,o4! bushels
Of corn tnken on hero for delivery Mt
Dutfal0. The vessel Is Insured for $4,000,
divided eQ,t.lily totyocn tho Union Of rhLladcl
phin, Fareufl Hull, st. Paul Flro and hfnriue,
and Manhattan. Tho cargo risks amount to
$4,000 afro, tho Manhattan being hookcd for
$i,6Q0 tho rhmnlx for $l.0o0, and tho paeLt'c for
$500. Tho telegram to Cnrt- printlfvillo gives
no particulars In rotation to tho disaster.
, 1880-04-21

e- tn1rrs Aprll Nothing doing.
f1natS-Wboat luwo. and rcfy unauttled. .2red.
p. nSi fnnr: V2,fa9taIE{c July, su,&e9oo the year,
IT, s,io. Mo bids No. do. 1io bid Corn lower. f9
Ia cash sl{a3lNc May. 52as9fo Ju1c, s21saHAo
inv. Oats lower, ~ cash, 29}f1294o May' UAa
fafc 1une. Ryo firm, 10 bId. Dsriey dull and un.
'WTfgKy--Qulct NJ 4lhL
nEati-Nnminai at tAo.
i;ifTrE1l-Eeak md unchanged.
II;Rny1stuNs-Quioti 5obbing At t1n.11. DrY snlt
neat t!nii a. tl.a Ehah !o4th Bacon dull Al A57}S.
r I'll hbW. l.nrh, fhf1l hid. ..-'%
'nEcEITA-FiHir, 6tIil brIst wheat. 1000 hu; corn.
uuIba; nnta, t3,t1n hut barley. IT, u0 tu
SIlrMENTA-flntlf, 2,IU Grl6s wheat, 1000 but corn.
lUU buj oats, GMD bn rye, iHO hut bar!ey+ 2Un bu.
, 1880-04-27
DIVORCES.

judge Dnrntlin grRntM lecroes of divorce
yesterday IN tho following cases: Eliza l..
l1all from Seth II. Hull OH the ground Of Il T.
scrtIon; Eul,na Schmidt from Carl Schmidt
for tho sans CAUSE; Guorgie A(astoru,an
from John s. A(aster1lRn for the sNlno cause :;
Agnes Josephine Tyler FROM Walter Scott
Tyler, also AesDrttol; Cora Stewart from
John 8, StewHrt, cnusu cruelty; Alice A.
Dewey fran, Ol,Nrles y. Dewey for tlrunkon-
ness; urll Char!es r. Brown from 1lary j.
Brown fur adultery.
Judge Tnluy grnIitetl divorces 10 EugeMio
s. lll!l frOul John W. llili OIL tho grnu1lu Ut
!lesurtion; 10 'rhen,ioro i.orenz from Frinler.
lcku l4nreZ for tho sumo culisu; md to MNry
X, Nurse Il lnul Civilian Morse i0r udulttry.
, 1880-04-27

s1sL1l,--J. q. Bmyth ". Matthew nnttfrlcsl,
folb.T,~-Charlos BoAtea ot nj "a. Philip II.
nu0kor, A40ib0. ,,.
.CtHuUlV Ct.uRT -1unOB Nnnrna- !tanHNa
{t,2SS, anil motion for hew tr3n!.
IunoE MHRAN-Chtcayn. 1!nrl!nRtnn e Q,'fnny
uhnnan william II. md Jano Il. Eyslor, and
Samuel r. Atwnter, $1,000.
, 1880-04-27
LIBEL. SulIS,

Sps<tat pttputsA 10 1ns Chicago Itthuns.
, DUBUQUE, H., April aH-l1e lsey. Allan
ears e so'1o tlme ago sued the Herald for
nl9'Wo damages for publishing q llbelous ar-
tEeic " regard to his character. It was set.
Wy. MSa. un HcrHll paylnx .Curr $1,000. III
,s1'Ni MHW iitDnds to bring suit ngall.st the NJ.
cann vt0t De'noorat, OF THU city. aiso ti,e CHI
article IVA 0D''1f| @$'~
, 1880-04-27
STATE Ct1t1llTH.

Thomas j. Martin, Jr., began Il suit yestor+
tlay agnInst tic Western Union Telegraph
Company. claiming $4,000.
Eliza Oallar commenced MI action In tres
PASS against Howard Y. Culver, u, W.
Thomas. and u: y. naikaul; claiming $500
tln,nigc8.
3IngIlils Ltuluhl. administrator Ut tho es-
@ s aa;nasss % Il kh tc Miesa S'is Z cdS IT,
trul RlIlrnDf1
, 1880-04-27

III the. estate ot Joln l4nrnett tho lettera
teatanEuntary Issued To Cntharine Hayes,
formally 1larnott, were revoked on account
VI neglect Of duty. Letters 0f atllntulstrl-
tton tta1o DO |s.,o non's '9 Wita tho VII! ansx. ~
valued at about sc, 900.
, 1880-04-27
THE COUNTY BOARD.
MoNeIll and Walker Asking Tor Oonse'
quential Damages
Some Spicy and Profitable Reading tor Tho E1'
lrayaganl comm'sslooafs-
soreral Good Reasons Why the claims
Should Not DO Allowed.

,,"nn v" All mcmbcrs were present, including
tro President, WHO occupied tho chair.
ny ria Board was notified by Thnmas
o,I,rieu, plaster contractor of tho new Court
E1aM.e. that lo had not yet beon ahle to OBJ
toin possession Of the building, and coi,ae-
nmrntIy would not DO nblo to complete tho
work at tho stipulated tin.c,-- September.
Sent to tho Committee OIL Public Service,
with Instructions to report
nils were reported from tho Committee
MI FINANCE amounting to al77b0i from that
on Hospitals, sA7o.5l; from that on Citnri-
ira sI.03l04; from that OIL EducatIon,
sss ,s a7: from that on Judiciary, s5oo.so; that
Nm .raIl and Jn1t Accounts, 91,lS7; OH Town
and an Town Accounts. s4U3,Gs; on Printing
a1ld Stationery, s457.
TIlu Joint Committee OIL Public Service
,cuortAI upoN n communication ut William
MrNeIll u Son, lii which 1t IL clninlcl by
tlnm that because OF the lclnys occasloiel
By changes III tho plans 0f tho Conrt-lloslse,
All ihu i,pynlent to them III estimates OF the
snpt 91 ss XDfn * 4HsG of s soIsst Ssty VIII fa ths
county calls. for, thpy had suffered grent
tlamuKes and tuss, and usket the Cntll1ty
WoMrt to make such allowance to them ~
tEat @ tic s,l!n of sri 900 be. pail to Wlliinln
MrSulil i Son NJ, n fnll mid cnlnp!ctu, settle
1ncnt for MI work dOne and to 10 dnno by
tIoni, including ..-.....-.-
THEIR CLAIM Fols EXTRA WORK,
An the Cnllrt-1l0use Building. md that the
payment OF tho aforesaid s.lm Of $5l .oo by
Conditioned upon. tic performances Dy thei!l
Of the work rellalninE tn 20 dnno ~ tue to!-
lowiug-nnt1eh terms, tu-wlt: To t.!lly colIl-
plete III the cut.stollo wnrk Of said nl,!mnNE, tN,,,
i'll Iay d June, \. u. 1850, aiM to CLEAR nit
ali lid stoAe-w0rk, point up the, joints, and
do al other work e''hracesl y, tiio @ Go,lsraet
, 1880-04-27

/ BuFHR1on CouArr-JupdA 9ARY-J. q. Ear.
heast.. administrator. .bto., ". David 6Pohcsf,
xl3,so2A-AiphRol Hoss OF NJ, W. Lyman i. Stall.
, 1880-04-27

IIEMS.
Judge Dyer WIS expcctod hero thts week,
but l,e l,ay changed IFS appointment and
will not come Until Monday, MuyD, 1Ie will
then hear tho following c,lscs: Snuforll W.
Fcllows; Richmond vs.. Western Cemont
Company; Nntiuua! Dank Of Minneapolis vs..
Cameron; Hart VII GlDbo Insurance COM
pn,,y; and three bankruptcy cusoa.
The Appellate Court will lrecOMlnenco their
cnll this lnorMlng. They Will also render ttc-
cla!olIs Md ill0 opinions lnsabout tlfteUll
cnSCa,
u. +, Allcn's old auretirs surrendered. him
yesterday, and Ilo immediately entered Into
Il new rctogrIzancc but1re Judge Hl0hHett.
With tho following auretlas: 3. +. llutcltln-
son, AsR Dow, b. i. Murphy, George ".
Higgins, Augustus s. Burt, md l.. II. Bis
bus.
Tho saln Of the s. Z. u OF Soc II, n, Il, at
9nutll Chicago, WAs yestnrtlay confirmed by
Judge jameson. Tie xale wns made to Il. !,
I,|nnullnr,i for S43 zoo cts, hit tic deed is 10
bg nude out to Godfrey Manufacturer.
Nominal lfyilGntls were declared yester-
day in tlie following bankrupt. .estAtea, ~
order 10 c'nsa ti.oM llp: julius w. Steill, II,
N. +. Lewis, Huffman lrntliera, tho Cliica.
20 Aiur9lo Misunderstanding Company, alld
AlOilzu Eaton,
, 1880-04-27

Tho use of Nfnlt 1llttera increnaes tho flesh md
prevents puliuonary nr waiting diseases.
, 1880-04-27
TILE COURTS.

~ ~ A
noAnl. OF EDgCALaoS '.a.l.s. lEAsEs; n.s'!'
a motion ~ns 1naae yes!etaay n'otn'ns pe-
fore Judge Dnrnun III tho cA5e OF Lewis
Dodge vs. The Board OF Educntton to dissolve
thc tamunrarv Injunction granted inst week,
rh,s 1 svns biii @ to rns.r"in " t,o 1,oart fron,
leasing 70 otllly ~ hair tne iot 'eaheu NY 'ho
complainant OH the suhoo lind fronting IN
1Ialstctl nnd Madison streets. The points
wrro chioily thu ANNA ns thnso mntla in tic
Ohandier case Inst week bcfore Judge Dlod-
gett. Tie building on tho property was
frane, but with brick basement.
The Judge, iii deciding tho motion, snld that
thy lense to Dodge prpylt!ed that III tho end
Of tho torn tho Lessee, u llls rents a.ld taxes
thu improvements lp llasl ,nale, bnt II the
improvements wure permanent, the city WIS
either to buy Ills improvements ut an NJ
Era!sed value Or soil lM thG lot oll wl,lcl' which
thoy ware greeted. Thn tirst clause referred
ylres,. 1t was tho elcar Intention OF tho city to
eXurclsu nh alectton at lilo Termination 1f tho
lease either to buy Tug building or sell thu lot
II It bought thu building II expected to buy
house lcing brick ar ,stono dttl mt 'l,ake t n
brick Or stNne building within tlle meaning
Ut the law, my u,oro shai, 1t wouI.l
70 erect a huililing on brick, pillars.
When tho temporary Injunction WIS
granted Il wHs on n rapld survey
looked tint thu bill did mt .proyittU for Or
c1yGr Il. eass of. q complete building. It wns
not understood from the renllns Ut tho bill
tlNt there was only 4 torso Of building 0tl
tllo lot. 1t was very clear thRt thero was MI
tllu luase anil Inserting tllo various ciallxes
applicable tn tile two suts of cnsus to mnko
s0l,le ttstinctlnn between brtclc and franc
, 1880-04-27
FOR HALk,

--.------~--<S- SsS-->--~-<~-~-.>s---~
1,Olt bALE-NtyIlcH III pLuMNkItA-I ilAvH A
i large stock Vt luuMlNay ttpGl-toex4 and tuueets
MhGh will ssll w y Rr1at sacfilcS Apply " ~
Wp{t Evtth-Av,
, 1880-04-27

4 IL. TIlE LADIES ASlI UEMrt.EMEN WISH
~ inx to sei cas..on uluhny, e4Fgyts., ma r. hy;i.
tlal9.sL viii puy u lse CENT lnurs lhsn Aty 0thsf
4sAlsF III lhs city renloaieul eha naatecr. I'D
n GlnthlnX III IiEi+DEtH. lily ptatu.sL tulL S.i-s
Ur.ers by uiail psonlptly atiunabh " Eatabshod la
L III. CASH. i'AlD Fol. EAS'f-OFF ClIyrlllSu,
n tuFl,sls. uto lMtllas nttsiiisa Gy M. j. fielder
Atdrvss !. t;E;i.I'Ett, M Staiu.sL
, 1880-04-27

A lo0DMiCli. i.AI'fVhNEf.A'r-LAW,E II pEAK.
~. buFA.st, cltcaX.,: Aax!Gs lEya u ysars, axpe-
NJ MAMRf iAAMER. ji'slI I0n 0E, IilH lH1GE
~. -uIlIoa hna e.!uF1-r2vW ~ at,d Ii Cixrk'sI
EhAttpl niurtgaxos ole. acknowledged.
, 1880-04-27

-i.-s' q ~
1lAKrkEN WANfEl!-Wlrl1 tlq0o ~ fAdA
T. fur hpy*rugys luslHDAa 1uT uiu summer sunx0h
nud all IsL0 y..ur tunndt M4xay-t4tshtu1 AalEeAs
uAlalJ " oVuth Cznal.at, Gulfaxu. III.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-05-06
NICK NACkS.

Paterson, N. j.. has had riot. It seems
that according to al old time custom OF well
coming the month of May, with demonstra.
t'ons Of Joy and gladness, a number Of Ger
man singing societies ascended Garret noun.
tain, OH last Sunday, TO greet the rising son.
A farmer on the mountain top forbid them to
cross his land, but they disregarded him, and
As consequence one or two were shot by the
owner, Dolsell and his son. The crowd then
tried to lynch him, and would have been sue
cessfull had not the police arrived in large
numbers md taken the man and his son to
Newark. :
1t is alleged that gold has been discovered
near Ashland, and that considerable excite
ment prevails in consequence. The Ashland
Press,two weeks ago, contained the following
During the past week number of our cit
liens have left for the Brunsweiller gold
fields and number Of claims have been tax
en-. Some have returned and report that
the "gold is there" Others are pre- pairing to
prospect, and picks, shovels, pack straps and
"pans" are as plenty as huckieberries in Ju-
ed we learn that the snow in the woods pre-
vents fair examination of the country, and
that little can he accomplished at present.
Notwithstanding this, claim shanties are be-
ing erected and arrangements made to take
advantage ct the first '*f;.ir weather under
foot" to 80 to work. Nearly all Of section Is
has been taken, and q part of %, town Is,
range west. The 'boom' is booming for
q fact
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-05-06

10 Cur WARM BREAD or CAKE
!. Bread or cake ma he easily cut when
first taken from the oven, if the knife
is heated hot; it is the cold blade
that causes the bread or cake to be-
come clammy.
APPLE CAKE.-Take one pound of
white sugar, two pounds Of apples
pared and cut thin, and the rind Of q
large lemon; put Il pint OF water to
the sugar and boil it to syrup; put
the apples into it and boil until quite
thick. Put it into Il mold to cool,
and send cold to the table with GUS
tard or cream poured around it.
SrEwED PRIMES. Soak the prunes
in cold water, if not very dry, tor one
hour. Stew them closely covered
with thin syrup, with lemon peel
chopped finely, tor three hours.
LEMON PlE.-One cup of hot wa
ter, one tablespoonful of corn starch,
one cup ofsug IT., one tabl espoontul of
butter, juice and grated rind Of one
lemon. Cook for !. lew minutes, add
4 one egg. bake with top and bottom
crust. This is for one pie.
Mock APPLE P1E.-Two soda
crackers, one egg, one cup of sugar,
and one Of water, the juice and rind
OF Il lemon. This is good for spring
use.
HONE MADE BREAD.-The quan>
tity of bread is greatly increased 10y
using bran water for mixing the
dough. A quart of bran should bc
boiled for an hour in water, and then
strained through Il sieve.
Becswax anil strong
I've, will clean and polish furniture.
GREASE SPoTs.-An ounce Of pull.
verified borox put INTO Il quart of
boiling water, and bottled for use,
will he found invaluable for rcmov-
ing grease spots from WOODEN.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-05-06
A Mothers Grief.

The pride Of mother, the life and joy OF
a home, are her children, hence her grie +
when sickness, enters and takes them away.
Take warning then, that you are running d
terrible risk, if they have Il Cough, Group or
Whooping Cough, which lead to Consump-
tion, il you do not atten to it at once
'SIuL,H's CoSsuMprioS CURE is guaranteed
to cure them. Price 10 cts. SO cts. and 81,
40. For lame: Back, S;d;', or Chest, use Shi-
l"h's Porous Plaster. Price Is cts. Sold :.
the Wadena Drug Store,
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-05-06
Brief Chatter.

Some lody has evidently ed but the repu.
tation OF Kindred is such that he cannot get
the benefit Of Doubt. Seeding about
done. Garden making is in progress
Erickson has got dead loads Of lo>ts and
shoes. Several Wadena ladies spent day
calling in Verndale last week. Prof.
Whitney cane under the sick list last week
80. Dept. Clerk Billiard spent Friday in
Wade1a The Verndale Journal las, week
WAS mostly devoted to personal attacks on
is quite neat residence. "A very enjoya-
ble time vas had at the da:.ce in Ve,ndale
last Friday. For neat job printing, call at
the Farmer office D.. The Wade III mills is
making flour second to none in the United
States.. Sidewalks are the order vf the
day. .. Sunday and Monday were hot. >. 1t
is astonishing to see the rapidty with which
3. wheat is growing, grass seems to spring up
and get green in the night Will SOME
god philantlropist. please choke off til, t
Venner: The Planning mill is enclo,. i
90. "a big dance in the P!al i,g mill for tie
benefit of the land "A base hall club in
Wadena has been organi zed :. Royal is
kept busy nova days.. The night mail j.
boon to the business men Of this village
Fred katzky is going to Mantersb,rs as
soon rs his father returns from his eastern:
trip =. The Argus states that NcMill III has
purchased the newspaper business OF Pa :.
master Grant at Fargo. IF YOU want Il 20 Il
organ cheap. call ut this office. -. Il, you,
want amy job printing done, c*il 1t iii
Office. @<", - @.'5>5~.' 4 i IT, Hy,'5,, " -..
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Local..
ACard.

wish to state that have left sample Of
the wheat sent to Bluffton, at the FARMER
office, which MIR, Hurst says is unfit for hu-
man food. can prove that the wheat sent
is equal TO the sample, l sold the same
wheat in the Wadena market rs No. wheat
last fall and winter. Have exchanged VIII .at
out Of the same bin ut the Wadena mill as
10. 1, BIZ. ABBOT.