davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-09-24
" NIFNI-SNllth, frGS{l. WtnthOF c1cNr,
IIETt1tltT.

nErno.T. Mich, Sept: sl-1'a:sci ,tl'-l'ro-
ssr* rEs Hh t gits , ,fnt staa s,enn
!mr.tcs. lrsl Cilafoc M..d lalrucs, Ilay Cty u,Nl
hMr9c.. 4. Everett and scI,,nnnrs F. \. NURSE,
mud ..,Ist,rt. II Il, llao mid eosHria, t}crsnanla
nn' hlrHc*, irun Agr uni ss'asnrt, Ynscnito md
'asK I,' + = Ink md as1rt ssnnsrs rhom"s
observation-disclosures Elnpirn State; atcnn-
lMrsrs Tempest aal ln.r,scs. Smrta md, col:
hurJrs, William lt,llD'pt, MID M.rges, Albert
Miller, anllnn at lnlr4,s: sehonncrs Sd. TLldrn
II. FolHcr, Huron. Sttlhtor ilsUnd.
MILWAUKEE,.
Special Uitpstth to 7He Chitagn Tribune.
MIE.wAUKEE, WIS.,. Sept. .st-rho schooner
saMnna laa'is wheat lor Otwexo ol, owners NC
snsAt ! sno vas ,.' ,awe.l hero fr"m lsneine to-
III" fhc Il wo"e.Kt,, @ tTs ieft here ths afternoon for
ChIcaao With tho srtlonnor ,!nnnlIaht. and the
The s.eAul.t,arsc Minneapolis arrlsesl from
hcauw this t1trhlng. 0GtDwrt! tho [|nrst Vuncn
TO- atrc''>t Of llselue, to which purt she VITA
= Special D.pa'ea 70 The Chicago 7ttsans.
CEEyi:t.a%1'. y: Sent. al1,clnlsed-Fnr Chtc1-
mi; schooner u. J. Wobb For Milwaukee,:
ScMtMtMr j. &. 1Hrrsnn.
10 Clevlnilsl, D.. ii. schooner MarclHo. orc, ~
soi,,, eoal. G!evslan d Mlwnuk*r. !; i: sel'oon-
cr WnBstAtl. urp. Marquette To Cleveland. PIT.
MAnQuETr..
Sptttat D!.pateh 70 The chicago Tribune.
MAitpEErrt:, Stlct.. Sept; J.-rasscel up-pro-
tcllnr AtlMnt,c. ,nropclcr Japan.
,Arriscd-Pr1l,"llcE il. u. .rnttlc, schooner
nnntg" a.ly,, ny. E:,pccr Annic smith, sc!l.9ncs
o;"si. % ~ son. kt'a as, sisst %on:
a?ssS *f; f. Ts''" Ta'tis ssbooucrs
George Ely, 1'rtnec Alfred
ERIE.
Special D1pdteh 10 7hj Chicago Tribune.
Eh1E. H., Sept. %.-Entercl-lrnpc!ier Chr
ninr!nt, Marquette. orc; Hcl'sa'n.r f1nvd Stew
Hrt. Escnilthi, Rrnln; RteMfMcr India. terGlni-
'sisc, naluth; propeller hc'nwnre, grain, Ch-
cnE'.
rs1pctler Cormprn 1T, Marquette. light schut,tlcr
u. a: kcnt. Milwaukee. c"al; schooner lteddIng-
toll chss'so' coa'' .,,,. ...,,,
sKttat Dtspatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
EscAssmA. >1lcl'. Heps. Observation-Disclosures
lers Ssperinr o.s:ss lown*crt, scon%. Gan.
yGn's;; sa,,'l,!sky. ID kelly. san pleso, {. ).
Cleared-rr.pciIer Mary Jsrcekl. oscar Town.
sson'i: scloontrs Ahira Cot't. fiinnto s!auso'.
lrKr cor.uoltxE.
Special phpaGcA tp Tie Chicago Jftbune.
r'oosrs yraSs,, , thsas; Ss s1f;f t" Tinas'on. aM
; rss @ s'risy' GhisaW sS' t" " i"as" Aiss" er" eor
Hyde. ChenEn to Kingston. wheat; ,prmpellcrs
Clinton, EhcAgo 10 kinRstou. tori; California;,
Chicago to AlttIitrcst. general carRt,.
PDitT bAL1nl}sIE.
Special pjstatth ID 1ne ChtcHpo Tribune.
. PO1IT HAtnHEsiI:, Ont, Srl't. sSt.-laRs.l up
Propeller Altnh Munro, Montreal to Chicago,
rssse.l .lown-schoonor fIydor,had, Chlcago
70 NinK1t0s,. corn; propeller shcku'la, Chicago
t0 Montreal, general Elr9n.
CnLLtSOwOon.
Special Dttpateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
C:oit.! sawn0l,, UHt.. Sept. =L L-Arrvrd-Tro-
, 1880-09-24

1uFRALo, n. T.. sept. .t--tlnAlN-wheat ncu-
Aocted' ELI asked for M. lizard DHJath. spot md
r.va Curu dull, heavy. and luwur, 4a1ss aan bu u
Etc. tnss nsSsecteat Dc o[Eersl, Nya neglected..
CANAL fNEkunTS- Unchanged.
, 1880-09-24

PEORIA. Ill. Sept &l-OHAIN-Cnrn quIct md
sassrf mixed, Ss1lsjic. tats dull and lUwurt No.
white ssI4Ha RJa quiet aad en.y, No. i
Observation-Disclosures utTll3
MErEd'ls1Eosn. ,l but Oats, t7ta bu ryo, A37s
SuFNESTH-Cnrt,, =: zoo bU: unt1. q sJ0 hui ryo IN,
but barley, 2,lU bu.
, 1880-09-24

Krtnl,ile lnnl Ore Company, hy Presley & t,t,
shu Will lD 1al trEt lDn1. E,i ftrt hrnti, mud ID
Feet rr null IN finish will lie tlllullt,ttu VI tho
steAln-lMrEe Smith Snurc.
, 1880-09-24
1EI,fANAf'ul1lS.


1HbtASAfoL1H, sept E-HHAIS-Wloat quIet;
NJ. Isdt kl%xsHc torn quiet VI &k1M,8c. Outs
Weak ~ A23te.
, 1880-09-24

ToLEno O.. Sept. A.-IHatx-Whrat dull; No. =
Mhte Wabash. t'4c, au'bsr MGhlxun. N!io Sn.aru.t
Nhbnsh spot, It;1tc; September Ao: uctt,es, E{c;
rejected, 8S54c: Nm. ru nlIxetl D.!tc. Corn dull,
liEh-nixed +atlc;f M. sp0t, 4.4cs OctntuF. sH6cs
MnH,y;ombes n%,;: H t.i 1elsgssd tie' :'nxud. ILL., oals
GL4sxI-Whsat oMlets amber allch!uan. e,4c: So, >
aMMESs'Frs-wheas. lls.AU bu; curn. :Ii,Du but Uas,
,sH!rMEN7s-whcat. 1nm bu; cors. lu,ouo Du, oats.
, 1880-09-24
achr knwn.Inrr. atanIstre. lunlt,cr.
Scl1r kNsn llIIIG. IfrIlIll liuYru, lil1nl,rr

arhr t;nwu,,,., atu,Ja+,,, l,,,,t,,.
ucr i,ner iiaTI' ti.n',:s " .u'r i.'r,,
'e"' 1--WE" ne''e' 'l!'''o t'"seh' '''llpeE'
AETtAt stlltStA.
pchr Mnry Cnlllns. McnH1lcr.
Hrhr ". u. llnwklns. Mutitstrr.
schr q !n't Tsselflgs, Sturgeon llay.
Achr Ahnnisw. IlnnlIn.
Schf !. T.. N culMlEcs. Miakcgon.
Hclir ue'i; worth. t>EnHt1 flay.
i'r"p at. !necpl,, MtiskGEnn,
Se!r 7. !. Avery, C,'rlH,y4r,n.
Htlaf =. j. MGttM. MltskrHtYi.
Hchr II. i!an,l. 1<awust.,rr.
i Heir T. MH!li'rltinc, Muskrgon.
schr Sntn'.. IfMy isu NtAquu.
St,!, Senr Haeresa. f. Ni'rtn 2 !'ny.
Sehr t,dk s.cnf. Ehl!!1nYtutf.
sHhr +. s;r.wfolt!, Mnrlnrttc.
HGhf !: y. hIbtt. t:setl.HAt.
i,r sci,r stt,sc!lt Mt!t'sn!iler
Nt.hf !. nrtAriL. Huntingdon.
Sshr @ e Cu!ySr p.nsaukcc.
Sctr n. Muc!ler. MuskrgnlI.
M Ssnr Y. u: lhln!idnt. Er,i'!kfost.
srs.r sehr t,...,.. n,u.e..,ln ...ik. rist.ik. i
st scmr H,MnEes: tlorelni.s1.
Hchr lofty 1tniilthli L!ltRsnnFnrf.
tfur 1FniEh lnthp!lf. IAskcKUt.
It0il :wNltYW, Mt!iiH4lir.
Scsr!. VI Infles. MtlhkrEnn.
@ Sshr l,,tnter'1.nf'. llfatk Greek.
Schr Stt,c Anihses; fitii ;Mnskaa",l: sa"l:
Hthr a!a1. u. u. Ferry. Montague.
M So,lr EvGn'.E s!nr, Mnnisis".
i Senr Eottr ,. mtiIlitta. Mnfa1slM'.
Tehr s9..r y. =. lMo'tiI'snti. al!iakrKon.
, 1880-09-24

from flvD To SIX vessels ut a time gDt jnmtnc,l
into very closn tlrnrtGss ,rtwcrn Wells md
Cilrk street bridges. No tlntnuyu resulted.
, 1880-09-24

NEW OHtEASR, Sent Ta-FautIt-f)u1t, srrer!lne
s77S%anD, Xxx, *u}Q42 xxx, &i1akllu1; high genIes,
$&fstzA7a
uWAfS-Corn scnseo md firm Al scasSc. onss quiet
at tic.
coRs.stEAt--stendy at sa2s.
1tAY-NtenfJ with fair demand, prime, fts.noa
IT, ~; chuicc. sMuaseAW.
PHUvtRtuxs-t'Nrk cnscr $ISgN. t.nfd III good
dem anu at full prices: tercc. e.f7s5fc; kca. {c.
BULK meats quiet Int etcns,y; shoulders. sa.:his
clear 1Htc nams-su. ar-cured ttaIls cntlvnscd. ll
Ak9Hc.
DhDcEnfEs-!:Dneea an!et bnt .lenly. nin carcocs,
kttlc. H{a.9kc yp!low clnt t!fE VIC. MnAs<cs liWlt
md hnmlnaL !tico unrcitiuli l.tIuIsIuna ord!nnry
" C1uiCrt &iLat;1ktN
nltAS-scarcC md nFrni held ut B}c. .
MnSEfANf-siKht ctclnnKo OIL New York pnr1
sterling exchange, <514. ''
, 1880-09-24

BALTIMORE Hept, 2&-EuTTuS-Du: 1nIddlngt
11sk1lls{c.
FtOE.t-Quet md unchanged.
oRA1H-Whcnt-Wcstesn lnxer and quiet, No. .
Western winter rid. tA,t nnd septon.bur. &l.tos(So
Luz: uctDbGF. ti0i'f nsked; SuycnD1r, It uik
nGc0ulllbf. fi.GHal.Kr& Cnrn-testern lower nntl
auett Western mtxe. srnt md septcmber t0.SGsitc;
October, a1a3l!lc. t,R.s lower md quut; Westurn
white. l!fa Hc. itya hIlhrr ut HUI
1tAY-UhctnnGGd
llIlfisIUN~-tiriu and nnchnnXctt,
TN.OG.
EtlHH-FIrn nj a0c.
pErRbLErM-Flsnl Mnd unclanRed,
ttGCEttte ek-Cufen 1IUtnAal; ltn eatunea, ordinary
70 iGiT; % sSIns :, As''c1' eoft luse.
I fEEI1IiTsIt'fn iiyerEoo, per steamer UNCHANGED.
HIttrMESTs-svhrn!. stu bus rnrn, l..Ist tu.
sALEs-NhcRt, 3s4.lil BIT; curn, 1B*ssb Blu.
, 1880-09-24


CISrINSATT, o., bept 3.-CurroS-FaIr densaIu,
but at lower rates. at itHc:
FLuult-Qutet und unchanged,
GfA1S-WheatN quiet tut ntendy; No, amber. a5c:
no. rcd winter. A1a!st, Turn easier; No. : mIxc
40 Ahc. uais rn3 No, mixed. :e.Gs:gi. ItYa cujl,
H0: = ht w. lfhf.ey easlsrs NJ. = fa!1. !aa!ca.
FHovlhlnSs-pnrk quiet anu Unchanged. l.nrit In
Roqa dGtnhiid nt E.4H4MUL Hulk MGnts LNl1, tncup
fh!t leuandf Fi7a ty.1IS u,ii
MMlskf-kAr tlnrIn1a but at !urer rntes; lilo
RCTTEls-WenkerI rfloee Western Kr1prye, Isx2;c:
ebulcO Central Uhfs ls4.r.
, 1880-09-24

st. 1.or1s, No., Sept. EA-Fturft-Stcs.lS and un-
changed.
GaA1S-Wheat lowcr;' No. 2 rcd, e2He cash: ,xlaa
E1lc Scptcubori !tfsT.SeH2}4e t,ctoberi 94;&aElsc
November: !N>4aGs{c i,eccrnbGr; !t4a.te tue years
no. tto. ssdessskc; Sn do. StaSjc. Torn slow ut
2sa;ta4c cash, :s>s1sske ocntcr: :s,Sfatkc Suscn-
ber; j1GGa5ikc December, 7}sc yenr. unss cnay and
kowt GgEA2JNc rash, aI!{o November, llye scnrte,
{sUl.
LEa1-unchnnRei.
HCTTEh-S.cntiy. dairy al8c.
EuGs-4niet; if3Gi tic.
WHtHKf-StGntty Mt lila :,
ln0rls{oSA-l'itkiu iu!l; fso0 asked. t}ry an1t mont.
ktgl Lard HrMnl. - ~ ''''
tIEcEl'rs-FlnuF. G0m bris; wf,cnt, !tltU In; r4r.
1G lit. mats Gvlsa bu: rye, &n1 iii; barley. 2aitu lii
elttrMESTs-k!OnF. II l!tn brls; wheat. tahUu In:
none. ~ = '.
, 1880-09-24
COTTON,

oswEoo. sept Ib-dnAlS-Wheat steady. Corn
4It0t; uuuth, lUe. j
, 1880-09-24

MISCELLANEOUS NEWS,
ANOTHER srEAA-HAltux 70 liz uulLT.
d1setas DGpateA to 7As Ghieaao 1tthunA .
CLEVELAND, Sept. 1l.-A contract was egned
to-aay for tho building OF y new vessel tpr tho
, 1880-09-24

HUsroS, sept E-fiouI-stcady and unehnnRcd.
dhAtS-Corn ateady and unchanged. t,asa tirt1i;
M. aud axtrn wlIIte asp lso; No, white, 4.M+u,
" AnchnnneL.
nrgTEl4-thoIce Western crenmercs :sil:,c; ctulco
x:stc; Go1t'!nnn 70 FOOD, ls4t
tscE1r1A-tlonr, ls.0U hrs, 3.lu sacks, corn, lGuu
, 1880-09-24

t, ,ssNe"nsn - Nnrth hrrsteru Rn,,war
Recommendations: nppiy nt Gt lila II nrii'rtElne.t'at
% ssteo,t "sn s1cs iHS Rrtnk sa E,Is,: o!ess Il,
lotSet aatnfia-St. IND nj thu tleplts ''' ea'thsf
, 1880-09-24

Corn dus tcl1n.. un trnek Bic. mixed. ka7 ,satsc;
ss i e!cts' ts e Ts!ccc !!sc esa s nj if o
tlAe ssssds N.srHner. &:Hs TIL G:4c a.ke;!' a:
md narkct Hrtpt ~, white. +:c, NJ" do 42c' No.
Tlst,vfs"Ss@ ~ easer. atc,s bcef, alaa Mc,*
EaEk s;siG 6 III ll!'3@,G; E:k'c
HnTTEn--strnty wlth = fair rmAGdl creamery cx.
I'm, 3tH 5g tlu Eutd 10 rhtcr tsEl Nrw York etAto
and bradford Cnnly. EHHnsy ynnla 2'ttk; Western
]kcsnrva nxlra, ::ttcs .!u good IL cptco, lGtsic.
EHGE-strady nj 2iM1:G
.CMIIsE-flFm, creamery, l3c, do fair 10 goud 1oo
TETnuI.EtM -N,)ninnt.
WHIsKT-HtcAhy nt fila, .. ...-.- .....
MErEliTs-kMnf. 2a!O Iris. wheat a 900 bu, corn.
S,&u but Hntx, bIlat tIu.
BHrrsESrs-Mhcnt,t tatD0 hu.
, 1880-09-24

......- TuItFESTINE.
WILMINGTON. N. IT, topt xl-SplnITa TuRPkX-
TiaE-Ftsn Ut S,a
, 1880-09-24

~. .".ssME": Hnrlsnrtnu <: Gsutney Jsn,tr,.,
a. nrs tisnHg-!I'tk. Tile.Tnb:es airrn1ne
.stta!,!'fss IT, ts! ,:ie II t,, 'ss!22s 2s1;
noftheltxt eurllos ittr1dnrh nnd H;,tn ,ira ta1
HxGea,,y:;t Hny trsna r: uanr ,epo: cosnHr % -, =
1huisuns sta+ ton WrsL Side y w so'"e' eaHi!t ttd
, 1880-09-24
GENERAL NIrTtGliN,
OFFICE OF
The Silver lslet Consolidated Min.
Ing and Lands Company,
81 Broadway,

-.. NEW fuRK. Aat,t. Il. lSAD.
NhtlPe Is herphy given tint tho >lrcrprS ,f this
ta.inlMny, W .Antiur!tY speclnly cnhfurrG h5 thu
Rlhrthnltett. urully .Nl fur "t:0ntrlnuDn nr Al.
iIss ny "f 6 S"yGMber nt3t s.osktloaor; ~,
lIFrG.! m their s!nre C0rt.clt,s fnlsrv tny il
wit,,t rrlurni5; lnerost ut tho rnse 0f par cont
u lht A1YtulbGr. u. Il. STItUSt1,
~ Hlc0-l'tesIlont.
S.H-Nnnl!tthnces for Contributions should tlo nc.
cnn.!inlud viii! Tho certi1'stcA VI tock. thHt par
!nGht may LII acknowledged tDrpuf hut, WIiDrn This
Il lin!actfcHh,p lneuYensett. ruculrts viii hn ro-
turIiEi fur nttachneMt u certtaeaEUs which pay
ilEtIt II t1IHul.
lratt IT! raEi.taroa mall matter fer this Company
Tho abnyo n0tlco In Iasued puraunnt to 1esouttpn
y ttu UEeclurs pAassi July III. "ltl provide Irnis
tOt HIprnlH 1xpensBA Ut tlIG NnU ~ pnd, jnaAfuCch
~ t!.s psosSe.iso pFoaHst q !ts tcl uNerl siice
wtnsSr supplies, etG Il IN t!esG,eN inyxdlisN ID tiu-
" t!!a gu!l. EnNAkil LEARNED, rras!dent
, 1880-09-24

i'nlnnn ii"t 'fns; II. ~, e. r., "t q lsk
1fan Str Gn Ennnslt liius. md I,jltItn sn,nM ~
isnijmn ntoti r. i6 ssaln ssasnR CEIc. n nj s.i +
hoiesa ae st Tcs It Tqns an or sy oer oa ''s
4-t,enot GARNER ~ lvetis md Ksnx,c-sts
p-leuat curneFbf cnnnl nntt Ktnts-sfs
, 1880-09-24

fnnT lfCnoS. Mich. Sept. .sl-nown-1'ropcl-
lcfe Eslnitu Stntc. Sovereign, Emplrc, Missouri
nn.t burgess, Hilbert Mills nntl burgess.
up-f'rnpr1ers ldnho. l'russI,,, star, City of
ticvesnn1. t!"rn, l1hllrntlne and c0rlsrt. Henry
!t'iwnnl mud lHrrrs; rchtuncrA leonard ftnntin,
.|s,tsli Wcalcy+.r. N. Jnh!lsut,. Wells Hurt.
tn'l--snuthwcst. tight: wcntllcr tI,ln.
irr. Milwln!ker, Mhy'lnwcr nitd lhrRrH. Mary
n,rl,.EIs at,.i barHt*: ;sraxes md h4rRe*; t,lF
yt,sf. tsni i!O 1'tlsfrr, sWillfum 1Eninc.
Ftlsse,l ur-t'rupr1nrs nac.Nll. flniTHlU. 4.
Eserett. .. Mttst'1,, CEntuplnn, II. g. Cleveland.
Isuy City mud lmrEcs f.nketOn mud inlrKGs. l:tat
SnvInaw md lxr4ea: sci,tx,r,uss rh,nas +. St,ct-
tlH,. II. N. n.Hlnlhn.
W{Ml-Siultll, fresh. Wc1thpt clcnr.
, 1880-09-24

sdi:sn!ay: i;y::, ~ atl'y. gxen!'t Monday. '' e'rsa
f.nI IT, @t!!t.wh!,sl1 sistpInRtass md l'a,.cnss.
siy af IL i, '"'S M;'ss, A,,tts, oTcts aHa ksa
jsGcns GGa,rs" h",M..cm enm, W r lnEl!r tar. II,
~ H. T. n l''E-tars nt.AclnI 10 vii trnn, e"S
s'.1rnvn. .ytt,vn,,,,c, 4, a.
~. 'f,mrne" ,r.e llemt. .cprngr t1tfs,nr mn, ray Hr'
!s,ndt tiexet ofices. III CIark-st, ratnnr ,t1.
otana fAelfsa llotu. aud NJ uutllL 'eF sufatA
, 1880-09-24

,ssntrnNH. Hocts t*lnnt & PnrtNc 7enitrnsL
t1Iees' A. G!nrk.Ht- aisriunn HOUSE, Palmer IiouA
hFae'o lac!flt ltota3+ nsid il Cunal corner Ma1sI1
, 1880-09-24

.... f'tsfrnEn Il Alton,
Union I>cpnt West H!ao. corner ,'cnnat and Van Bs
tr11-nt. rt.nr Van llnFUn-st. brltSe, AMI I'ran.t
thrh-st. Ticket Qt!ic9s. NJ DepoIs, H3 Hputn Estt
IT., OfNnd Pacific 1fotul. anu tnniIr House.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-15
BULLION TAN.

Notice Is hereby given that the tax on pro.
ceeils of mines for the quarter ending March
3lst, 1850, is now due, and payable at rSy
office in the Court,house OF the County OF
Humbolit, arid that the laws Tor Its collection
Will he strfctis ,enforccd.
L. h RICHARD. County sAssefsor.
! 3innenatcca, May II. lsso tw'
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-15
d. VAN LENNEP,

AssAYER. Comfy and U. b. Mineral
SURV EY D r.
ORES AND MINERALS ASSAYED AND
correct rcturns gusranteed.
Via devote FRIDAY of each Week 70 max:
inr ASSAYS Of ORE for Gold and Silverat one
OOLkAR sample.
O0lces A his residence ON Lay street, be-
! tween ma and ssesfd,
WlNNRMuVC.A,..., NEVADA
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-15

Ressvm Baked Reans
And Brown Bread, at all times, at
Docs LUscH STAND. f5-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-15

Anybody mad because we are issuiog
aptice' list at LEsf 81 Cos! Ehs
mill
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-06-10

crystalline the conteStng elements that could
be made.
NEW ORLEANS. June The Times says
that Mr.. Garfield is a very fair representative
superior to most of his competitors in mental
force, and equal in other essential attributes
The Picayune says the nomination of Mr.
Garfield relieves the country from the appre-
hension of the dangers involved in third
term. Mr.. Garfield is strong candidate and
one that will not be easily defeated.
The Democrat says Mr.. Garfield is in every
sense typical Republican. He has long been
conspicuous as an exponent of the most pro-
nounced hostility to the South.
SAN Francisco, June 9.-In this city the
nomination of Gen. Garfield is received with
consul cradle surprise. No doubt feeling of
disappointment exists over the defeat of
Blaine, who was the great favorite, but the
nomination will probably. be as satisfactory as
could have been made. 1t is believed that it
will harmonic the differences among the par
tizans, and bring out a full Republican vote.
Committee express decided qualification at the
result. There is to be a grand ratification
meeting this evening. A salute of 100 guns
was fired on the reception of the nomination,
and another in the evening.
The Bulletin of last evening treats the sub
ject principally in the light of gratifying re-
pudiation of the third-term doctrine.
The Post, which has been outspoken for
Gen. Grant, endorses the nomination squarely
and strongly, and admits that either Grant or
Blaine would have aroused antagonism which
Garfield will quiet.
The Examiner Dem.) holds that he will be
q very easy man to beat.
Dispatches have been pouring in from all
parts of California, Oregon and Nevada, the
general tenor of which is to the same effect as
the expression of feeling in this city.
The Chronicle fully endorses the nominal
tions, and claims as great a majority for Gar
field and Arthur as was given Lincoln over
Mcclellan, dwelling on the certainty of the
Confederate Brigadiers controlling the Presi-
dent in case of Democratic success.
The Call says:-'After the first disappoint-
ment of the Blaine and Grant men has passed
away the discovery will be made that the con-
vention has made strong nomination There
are no points at which Garfield can be success
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Indiana Democratic Convention.

INDIANAPOLIS. June 9.-The Indiana Demo-
cratic State convention met this forenoon.
There was full attendance. Ex-Gov. Thos
A Hendricks was selected for permanent
chairman.
Resolutions were adopted instructing the
delegates to present the name of Hendricks to
the Cincinnati convention as nominee for
President, and to vote as unit ON all ques-
tions before the CONVEX tion.
After call of districts for the names of
delegates to Cincinnati, the convention pro-
ceeded TO the nomination of a State ticket
Franklin Landers was nominated for Governor
by reclamation.
The platform adopted by the convention
recognizes the blessing of God upon the coun-
try in the return of business prosperity, and
denounces it as false and blasphemous when
partisan leaders claim this is the work of their
hands; denounces the coolie system which i'm
ports Chinese boRdmen recognizes the rights
OF colored citizens as we'll as white who immi-
CRATE into Indiana, but denounces the action of
: the Republican party in importing into the
State pauper negroes for the sole purpose of
using them as voters; favors the continuance
of the two-third rule in the national conven-
ton. Delegates at large were elected.
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THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 10.
NEWS IN BRIEF.

The comments of the Republican press in all
parts of the country indicate that Gen. Gar
fields nomination is eminently satisfactory,
and that he will receive solid and hearty
support.
The Republicans have elected their candi-
date for Congress in Oregon by 800 majority
and three Supreme Judges by 1000.
The report of an outbreak in Buenos Ayres
is confirmed
The Indiana Democratic State Convention
instructed their delegates to Cincinnati to vote
as a unit for Hendricks. The Maryland DEM
ocratic Convention endorsed Bayard, but did
not instruct their delegation. The Georgia
delegation is for Field, with the exception of
one for Bayard and one for Tilden.
Advices from Cairo received by the State
Department indicate that the Egyptian slave
trade is carried on on about as large scale as
ever.
In the Senate yesterday a resolution fixing
June 10Th as the day of adjournment was
adopted conference report on the post office
appropriation bill was concurred in amend
ment repeating the statute which require ap-
pointments on the police force of the District
OF Columbia to be Union soldiers was adopted
by party vote, the Democrats voting for and
the Republicans against it. In the House bill
to erect a lighthouse in Wexford harbor, Mar
rasarsett Bay, passed. The majority and mi
nority reports on the fisheries dispute were
submitted. Conference report on the river and
harbor bill was adopted.
The National Greenback Convention to nom
mate candidates for President and Vice Presi
dent met at Chicago yesterday. Congressman
De La Matyr was elected temporary President
The day was spent in organizing and listening
to speeches, one from Dennis Kearney.
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THE FISHERY TROUBLES.


Report OF the Foreign Affairs Committee.
WASHINGTON, June g. Representative Rice,
Of Massachusetts,, this morning reported to the
House from the Foreign Affairs Committee his
luton calls upon the President to take such
measures as will secure indemnity to our citi-
zens for the Fortune Bay outrage, and protec-
lection from any repetition of such violence,
articles Of the treaty of 1871 relating to the
fisheries. The report is very strong one.
Mr.. Rice finds that "We got but little by the
treaty, and that little is taken from us by un-
lawful violence, apparently sustained by the
British Government. We gave great deal in
return, part of which has already been finally
paid, and is beyond our recall, but portion Of
the consideration is in the opening of our mar
kets to the fishermen free OF duty. That priv
ilege they are still enjoying to their great gain
and our great loss" Mr.. Rice, concludes,
therefore, that the abrogation of the treaty is
the only course consistent with proper national
reSD6Ct
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WASHINGTON.
The Howgate Expedition.

The Howgate Expedition.
WASHINGTON, June Capt. Howgate has
been informed that the Secretary of the Navy
will not receive the ship Gulnare in its present
condition for the Arctic expedition on account
of its unfitness.
The Tobacco Trade.
The President has approved the joint resolu-
ton requesting him to open navigation with
certain foreign governments relative to the
importation of tobacco into their dominions
The Egyptian Slave Trade.
Notwithstanding the laws, treaties and de-
crees for the Suppression of the slave trade in
Egypt dispatches received at the Department
of State from Cairo seem to prove that the in
human traffic, although not carried on so
openly, is piled as energetically as formerly
The activity of a young Swiss attached to the
American mission at Assioat recently resulted
in the seizure and manumission of rs slaves
and arrest and incarceration of 80 Arabs.
Through a representative of the British Con-
sui General at Cairo 300 soldiers were dis
patched to Assioat and the caravan surround
ed and the seizure above noted was effected.
Although it was we'll understood this caravan
had brought more than 1000 slaves into the
country the most rigid search failed to dis
cover more than 60, the remainder having
been disposed of and safely distributed before
the arrival of the soldiers.
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California I2inrus stocks.
Brighton Cattle Market,

ror Tie week enulng Wednesday, June D.
Amount of stock at market 1881; Sheep and
Lambs $3.50; Swine $3.50; number Western Cat
tie PISA; Eastern On 81 itch Cows and North
Prices Of Beef Cattle p 100 lib, live weght-Ex-
ira quality at 121@@5 371a; first quality 871a
q co. second quality 371at94 IS; third quail
ity, at S71a@4 25; poorest grades of coarse Oxen
Bulls. etc., 3 121a13 rs.
:, Bighton Hides SIZE p ID; Brighton Tallow &c p
fb.
Country Hides at 714@sc p fb; Country Tai
low 31a14c ~ ID.
Calf Skins 121a@13c " fb; Sheared SheerlSkins
at 40c each; Lamb Skins Toe each.
Working Oxen-A few pairs each week is all the
market requires at this of the year. AS soon
as Cattle commence coming in more freely from
Maine the Working Oxen trade wi II revive.
Store Cattle-With the exception of Mich Cows
there has not been any Store Cattle in market OF
late. Most of the small that are in a fair condi-
tion are bought up to slaughter.
Mich Cows-The trade of late has been very quiet
and common grades of Cows are selling dull
Sheep and Lambs-Western Sheep cost landed al
the Abattoir from 5@6c y ID, live weight; Spring
Lambs at ia @S1ac p fb live weight. None offer
ed on the market for sale.
Swine Fat Hogs prices 5051sc ID 1b live weight
No Store Pigs in market.