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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-03-11

A romance of mining life comes from
Santa Cruz, near the Patagonia mines,
on the line which cuts the United States
from the Mexican province of Sonora
Since the establishment of the Patago-
mia IL has been found necessary TO pro-
tect Santa Cruz from The Apache In
dians, and cavalfymen now take care
that the surrounding country shall not
ne molested. But Santa Cruz has had
n wild history. Along the Pacific coast
it Is known n - the indestruciihle
Santa Cruz There Is not n family in
town that has not lost father, mother.
brothers or sistcrs. When one Eduardo
Gracia saw that the place hereafter
would have protection he left Santa
Cruz for the Apache country to seek
his brothers and sisters, who had been
carried away into captivity. He found
that one OF the Drothers and one of the
sisters had died, but the others were
living. Both had married among the
Apaches, and In answer to the prayers
OF Eduardo thu. they should return
with him 20 Santa Cruz they pointed
toward their dusky offeprings and shook
their heads.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-03-11

a singular and yet very sensible gift
is that of Lothar Won Faber. the we'll
known German lead-pencil manufac-
turer. He has just presented the sum
of lbs, 900 marks 10 the city Of Nurem-
berg. the interest on which he requires
10 be paid annually to some intelligent.
skillful, and liz al respects worthy me-
chanic, for tile purpose of establishing
him in an Independent business. The
recipient must he of respectable family.
a resident of Nuremberg or Stein, and
must have attended the schools in one
OF those towns.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-03-11

A strange disease has appeared in the
cast end of London. 1t is an affection
Of the eye, known in the affected district
rs the blight" and not familiar TO the
native. oculist. IL is virulent and
dangerous, not seldom destroying the
sight If not promptly taken in hand.
Several weeks ago there we've sixty-nine
cases of this disease in WhiteclIapel
alone. The epidemic is supposed TO be
a foreign importation.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-03-11

At Rheims 10 the largest champagne
estab lishment In France. In one vast
sub. cellar are deposited l,OO0. 900 bottles
of the raw whine, and In another part Of
the town are some 5000, 900 bottles.
"he wine is treated most delicately, and
thousands of men, women and children,
very carefully trained, are employed in
the process, to complete which requires
three years
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-03-11

An idea of the condition of the United
States navy is given by the report Of the
House naval committee, which says that
of tie I42 vessels Of the navy forty-eight
are not capable of firing gun, eleven
steamships are laid up for repairs and
eight others are out Of service, leaving
only sixty-nine capable of doing naval
duty. The navy is also short in guns,
having only $50 pieces in the whole
navy, of which less than forty are rifles,
all the others being smooth bores,
which are out Of all comparison with the
modern gun for effective service.
, 1880-09-14

FLorIl-~as rather aalOt md worry sseady. Thor
w. n1" ." "ns s ar9un sary @ but !ssrs ana .s
"is1s s.rs ta0t ar b1, ,,y "n a,'S t1
t.s7,s.s aud is oria sprns I patent. " Al s 0s aa
s .: s4oiss ss,' ys, s''' were a'"'*' '' TO
hrns. Sale, were . cnrs hran nj sltsssilu: cnrs m
.s:s'; and sas esss.s eo'".4sa' at ssI"sF ta'
u siitSa 'siS; w,,rAr-w,, n,,, ,,,,v, tn, ,,,,,,
aud much stronger. Tho n'arkut f'r next u,unti, I'd
stnssa l.e a"s e'.s 70 above III. latest aus!Auut
BY oaa aa :ea ~ IL se lsuM J, nor aam
s';; ,s i !'1s;!s:: sS: T.
is. sSs 'ss 1w GS 1r " sas"S
ii,s%as iat ~: @ ssh i, Ssssly . "; os ~
a:as u 1 ls?,.ts %?f G '
sIatuy ~ ~ e.. End "sac s"ae, ~ H1; 1sp,ii r.,
siog eS :a 4 e % ,s a':.a S,yt /" tf"i III %9 y ,r!a
!s!as s ss.s ~ y wi ;;;s
$ss ss:'; u s. 81 usat ~ ~ 81
s;s;S ;;;s; 4 ".a
e! S' ny: s.:'.s Il IL t.
Sssi y..t af.n % kyas!,s '.; WI, IT.
81 ~: S' @ sSn'' IT; sssaG @ 10 .. .'"aS4s H. II, s;;
Muh nn,hi!u REPORTED n iu:ns1t, tint nrlslfr,ll-
IN ~ a.1 y .i III tSs ~. 'ns :. IT,. eaas ,,, "o as.
's1flSa ~ u. nc t'c: N ~ ~ NJ ~ A.1e ~
a,-n oa rjeel: ~ st1toi asa eo LII st Fred nb Tuck
lt1E, Icy HtNG Ill.,
annN;-Mhs aslivo my irFcEllarly AtroHgur. rho
HiaIkHt nT exl H',l4tN htltulccu n1 Gsea! },G
rrtor!s usviAaca .slaM, hut itrn." aia pnr sctc;s
"hFe lhTsef rAruGtnk tl!D shsI,ItA% Mlbl,H tlnl1L
t"9w .. NJ; s,sTn anI b. 4 hsIer I'm e sag n.
nut1 Nren..h ~ whcHt brought uut i
sIuiE bpreuiAtlyG uclHal,d. HuI..d0 buying
f., euy.ts were 5ashSs S, :.,x .a5ar Lnt tooK h
tanel ntlur futures 1b sicK. s1lluE Ills tuUlih sr
.s,st! S e. ""itrh =! te+s, a1yann"1 % 40, ana
u +4s aarnncsh i, !l|st, ana t;e4 II |.,sa Ill
EniicI MotsIher s,ss ~ u, An{ " Hts, ,id
.scf ss.nlttgr tE,t sA!.s wsru rep1 tr.a u 2io' lii
, 1880-09-14


hoo pH0DCcls-werc rather tnme but stcndicr
thnn tho recent hvernuc aifd ruled triner IN aynra
thy With hogs. There WIS little ct,nRa In the tan" nf
!rlfta ftntu other points. several " those usuN,Iy
III attendance III ihr pFav!5nh market were iruwn or
hy thu cscemcnl III wheat and corn. but there un.
fa!r tcIund on thu rnrt 1f tlohe whu remained md
so!crs were strung, reporting p0OH expurt de,uund
Tor luchtA which wns sweeping tho ulurkot nbUnt uaru
III "t+ ready tu ship. Tile principal sentntes In park
were tlt nrantt " ueuUcr 10 nearly te sm,uu Irtcs
n~ Tits mot.h. anl January 10 about tic November
guttsutluns,
MEHs If"ItK-AhruncGtt 1sc ror bril- except for this
m1hth. ahd closed nbout tc above tho latest pr!cen
u Saturday nj $17 Tor round Dts sput or rurr the
nnnsh, sisu tcl!er October, ta0tl1I?5 fur S0yeul-
bet nnt t!A 10 fur 3Hnnusy. snle. war; reported Or
sel%r ost.l.r n Il; ..el; 81 llnM Irs ssstr Nd
fi:!1ss a.; n! !:p t,ts seller Junuafr Ut siSIf
!tHt-At!tnnced 7.4e IPc per lH i,n. md Chased ~
d1:htoFG tlst nttHt prizes II tHIu1!uy Ut
tl"'t nF seller the innt &1Oi 1ullpr tHk lur
Nuveln'.er ami tsMsstiES tnt January. GalrK wtru
fna,rtcn - tirt si!nt NJ f.R'i sltl tG* scIIer D,n
AtS ~ r. t"lter the Ea+r " *t: md G3H ruor
1ananfy ~ f;.Ak* 1'5 'lntal. :.:!.ap tcs
.MEAls-h hHyH1lsutl about In Ter IN lh% on lncnl
wDte iernrlr!i nf ltk lila shtstt iIis III III amss ii
.It. ts3,s 4e sullue uc1brs, nnl ii II a. Is aejr
.!nn'Dry; DG butns t0ng clenrs srirn d iurlfs,
rirts tnr tr !ciEt1lnp cuts Nf mHntr about uA
fHgws Ht uEl8ck for pntt1y .cufGQ Dty. ~
, 1880-09-14

FOREIGN,
6pttial DIsrateh Ia tbs Cateapo Tribune,
LIVERPOOL. Espt ls-ll,N \. u.-FLuui.-Np,l III,
No. ~,
GHAtS-W -Wheal-vInter. No. L. 81 ID, No, Z IL,
sprnat No II lalt No. !, II u, whio, NJ. l. " u;
M Us 5ii eIah. NJ. !, ID Wit No. + " IL Corn
Ssw. Aul, II lV.si.
rLuslStuss-l'urk 7us. Lasu. ~ Gl.
LlFEHPuulr E0I,L a-CuT10S-tTondinR up; 3-Ida
1d; h.es tn'dnY. l?u eaIess sivculauuA aud sport
?1u4i American, W.alh
NESl$Eh hlkrltuLIrM-6Jtd.
lttSnEKI' fJlL-E91 VI.
FrArESTtAE-Y;s,
LONDON. keps. lA-sptal1s PETROLEUM. n.plsadt
rrnned. sAd.
TtErkSTVSE-Ak.
ASTwEHr. eept. l1-pErAoLEpM-sNkh
Ih5 r. luwtnx NeF0 EAestfed by the Chicago Board
,l.itkH!*!ut- seps. is-ll:n A. u.-Eloue yysi,Is.
MMraS- Mlrt bs<+ss :d} sp!uK, u G.lS Vi Ia, willie,
a.: sr i e,Gh - >'S*s H. tom. u lt'sd. lork,
IyENra,I. hopt, Wheat stea.ty At tho decline,
Torn dul! tAr+,sa uiF Ctast Wheat IL tu1,ufntS de-,
.ssy ss d T 11s Is xn sSaay
n, s. Exits sS~ Il, 4. sFa tss.SS' T. T. ~ HeYw- sst 4;
naItS. .n at.., hFss. cuFn sead5. Country
.ps la ~ Il sg:s .ss .s;@; shR es
isnsiE,a'as a@AE,Easas n5ImpF tuEa stsady; Canvuss %
sa.s., hs.t anlo. Eo.n tr C0unt{I niarko tor
cu.n sa,aL
, 1880-09-14

me percentage Of desirable shirp!ns md expo,t
e'"es "aA small the supntS contfans for the most
l"rt or Western md TeIna cntt!e, and \ o1ss1 oe
''"t'es Tint wns not good enough 10 fnoet the rs.
VMfeu1fnte OF any except city buyers Tho -bena
"ere noon Cleared of such qualities A. could bs
a'ed IN nFan!ag by shippers and cxportsrs The
Ioehrf pnr INF T. Is tje0 fur cUmon 10 rhoco droros
esefasnR from i,0H +" III ia and tha hitter s;z1a
a'.s i"r tnolto N e1trn staers Weighing t.Au lhs
aho os"f: There rns fairly actfvo demand from,
eannefs s.! ant butchers bur the henvy supn,y Of
nestnrn Mna Trxna cnftlB Rhve buyersn1 ndynntn pe
~ ~" sHS I'h!F"stn IL euEIa curly ea 20 eJIeCird
~ np.'Ht sn:utI!nys tig.rcs. The ns,trkq{ FDon
% a. h"HeFnr 70 tho exient Of IFtt5c md re-.
% nalhe Gsy e the tn!ah, At Ito decline nbUut iii
oenao WynnlllR. nnd Knn.na. ems Vi ii aTS MI:
qnlnt n AuJA3.1. A~' "fS'As's "otN
QUOTATIONS.
E1trn Reeres- tarnded steers, weighing iAo
ca1les ee. :c ii;
cid 1,*% +sm
,"tsm II ,rniS. 70 It, St:r. i. <1sg
1Msh.. ns tsD 70 ,:.M asss4H
tillntnnn 10 tholce tUwa toe CITY eiatuhfsr
WcI3hih4 III 70 Iffb bns..n...,.,.........1 Uc191 n
ot9nen sMttls-CO1nfn0n cattle welIhing dIj to
aut 7lozAs
4nierior-ii1tt and thin cows hoifafs, saxa
bulls and ses1awsx L'saaH
, 1880-09-14
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments were tilcd for record
MOt,day, Sept, u:

Iho lnlowtng Instruments Wcrc Iled for record
cry pnorrnrY,
West TWolflh 1t. lU!ft " uf tsutfut Park ny,s
Iixl.tM II, dated t0p.. u Ia, AllQ a, and X,
kutIlrd5 ,1E II. llaIssu!! 20
AuKasus4. " Y W.. ttt!tsnu, 7. kixiAiA II,
Hn,td aept. II toassael juanslua il ttIu
To a"si u ts rtsss. n. u .asi o
~ datgh sep, lAndre"A and !l!cS u 1lar|
,,t T. hnaf1asl' 30
l!vwt aLa tteo 10 4AAfy H. alt1H4i...,,,,,.. 100
fAtT y-tAuEtA cIlurt, laI I. v Ut jAutul Vi, i Il
~. T., a4t0d SUIT III. and Z, TEacey u ],
s vM ~ 4 y; i; 70
4. !WErnyutl. da.eA tsps. E3lAlhsFt u. Harris
Eiiun v, Gs.xvsi Wuui aI.d iinso i, L 3sft 's'
g sti1}, dated sops u tt;dwin aiaynEsd to
SAiAutl e0utl 40
s} p!oss II dssa sSpt e. j. 1suass s!ss G Aaaa.
uay.pa i. :ais i. liz a5;ss. da.s s3pt. til, 's
AMI IL, liut4al II Il. u. .lAukust,,,..,,..,,., 1uU
M4p't"uo4 ~, l9l itsnf AVr.li. v I. saxlNN,
datga sup.- " u. H. :. rouse1 u Ole l.
sessa iissisd Il. II f;:Si TGiS.;:;l.Gt.
slxc4i IL tuiPrDVAd. untvl SVpt iEp4rA1ni
Adhgns III 3tary shsuhnIlt xNQ
Wset Madlhun VI ~ - 4f We4,u.n n ", = (. Ex
4! q. tiAtsa tsAs 81 t1uhH 4. Cooper to 1uhn
y e 4assd aepG IL saiassar ID GaaacSry s5
ss:s Z. iasoi Int;y:six,a,, ,ai:ia II, s'
~. % Srpt.6 .!tu'esie5 as1 skinksr to u.
Wes. tIybuufn place, III i tpf Faniina .. ii,
ta1I5 4. dated Sept. II tJoha II. Aultuf IL
E.Asu IW
, 1880-09-14
AN INJUNCTION WANTED,

"Vs111 U1sltlFkh to Tia IkltQ1u TFlbunA
..;sn'ASArolls, Ind, Sept. l3.-An applt-
NJ 1lu1 m 10 t'ay was llc.liu tI.s Superior Court
n.a4s sl,s e'ty nssing f',r The uplIintnIcnt OF a
eeser ,a OF tho UhIon slutuul l.tFc-insur.
C"S'v,s olllpany, alleging us II ca,,se tl,at thu
fenGlpsally Mas largely iIIdrhtetl fur services
ia ns., md thnt 1t WIS eH.tcity0rlnK IL yet
6tat4. nntsldc Ut Tie Jurisdiction Ut tho
Hii,', ltis defendant filed exceptions Il, the
"aasr alyiselnent.
, 1880-09-14
LABUUCiiERE AND OUID.A.
An Animated Controversy lIrtsvccn
Two Literary I'ernutinEex or UiHtlnc.

Two Literary I'ernonnEex or Aistli,c-
tiotl,
Mr. Henry Lntouchtrc, II. r., was recently
tealei In tho editorial sIctnm of tho paper over
vhosc features he prcsIt!cs when II suialDr was
annuunclsl. iieny ,iscll to Visits OF tllg ksnil,
Nr Lnboucherc WIS less startled thnn tue sollp-
lt"r cxlec,td. Thu hitter, however, protlucct.
N "Anccdotal Photograph" which had been
publish By Mr. LnbuchaIF, And which pro-
iesscl ~ Pirtrny tito novelist Dn!tfa III terms
marc cail,,i,l thnn ilnlterinr. tlnrin&f, u'tur Il
lstus.Iun, dismissed BIS vssIor, Mr. I.uliullrll6rp
xrote him tho following llNe:
with reference to my ctInvcrs'ltton with y6t,
Tn'i on :.O.l,ds." tn several Of tiia t!osrl!s in
Hhch the 'aay objects, notably 10 the stltcrt,cnt
thut bcr hair Is yrIaw, tM Ht,t, wrn It II, r..
marsatlc fashion. au that She used IL t,ttubo
tyeT!nss, nm p',pnretl ~ insert ii larnTrat'Il
stating TINT sht de1iics tto accuracy Ut tileHi3
ita,ulHcnts. nln mt nyxalf tl,p nlIfhpr Of tho
article. At,i ls nEsr hHd tho pleasure or meet
ns The ot ", y o,lce ,!,,' w. tnt u any ycars nx9
iEm Hrtnnni knowledge ulatu. tl,t.so linpur-
.ant pulnts, whlrtl, ,c.H'fcss. should Isuvo
lady uI OlI1tus literary rcp..tmtlo,l. n,nIu
paFs.slarly ns tilc araislu ~ 1.ieslinn cont,'sls
selt 10 1tscrlLe II !nhy n,wnys represent hrr,,s
ksau'l,,i a aMtl !n ,9 airs olonn Of Youth rhl,
efsuuny hAvnt+'
10 Ihls lrttcr tho lceal gentleman replied.
complaining Ut III, general tunc of tic a,t.ctr,
aad hrlHs:nu II fvrnt III upnhJy which tiu eug-
t.,te' tor Insertion. Mr. f,ba'seItro forthwith
Il b.: tn acknowledge your letter Of tho 9Th
h7:. l'ave lGr nA.the '.1nerdosut Photograph
naont'', Al1i really t.tIillnt ',:fcelve thnt Tho
!ady htH! my tl,ini to ~, expression Ut reHrnt
IT. ,ls tm'lnE appeared In tho cnlntNns 0t
ahl uniI,terc-tiug i. myself, i,Ayo nn,y reid
ohe oi III. m.-'.r, tn slhslk more Hcc,l lnteiy,
, 1880-09-14
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Clocks Inactive in chicago-Busi-
ness Increasing.
The Produce Markets Generally Stronger
Provisions Rathnt Qulos-Meais
Scarce.
Wheat Ettilcd hy Small Receipts, and Corn by
Cold Wcatltr-IIye Buojunt


Tho New York stock market has been Gcncr-
nlly dull. anI In t,,ost cnses there wns failing
oM OF frae.inn Mt the cit 81. wo notice u few
rnIhs, Manhattan Eictntcd Improved IL,
Northern Pacific 1s, prcrcrred II. Tho Losses
Ut tho tiuso wcro an tho wl.on tt.sIsle Of per
cfIit, Ecncratly ,i17f. Tho variations for tho
day Will bc found III TIM following table;
, 1880-09-14

CATrLE-lsccslvad during Sunday and Monday,
hHh saine tlnle isht WEEK. akAI odlcl2l Lust wUsk,
:5'Si shipped last wcsk. l1pu, fos Huo4 III ghulcs
halts0 catila tAesa cout!uuad av,lve' demand.
htaa lhe narkpt was xspnE III u further slIxbl nd
Waite. sone sa1s shaMllg I'll Improvement iu Drcas
" l4a Although thu pgxssxaL0 receipts NYse lafss,
, 1880-09-14

sRsttas UWpos{H ~ 1N C4led06 1t1bQH4,
NEW FulK, sopt M-GKAts-Whss+-Wtuse
Offered less fre0ly. und has advanced 4lsut 3faNlp In
tho iEstancu VI thv farorie Rrsdss Ut No. rcd anu
No. while. which ssr1 In tuirly acsiru Request,
u4'n'y VI speculative account lhoaxh In guod part
ior shspnleas eluslus st1uuxt Western sspurta 1t
hlahsr sanlS " valaes Ia part EsHsctins ths
accounts u broken WEATHER. tAb1s aAycea wsrs
VI taus aud weak IEarkyts; spAnI tAIsa
, 1880-09-14
COMM ElsCIAL.

The following were tic receipts and shipments
sf tho lcadtu9 articles Of prMtuec In tins city
during tho turty.clght hours ending 1T o'cs0ck
Mondhy tM.rIug and for the corresponding
time lust ytar: .'.
, 1880-09-14
nDHT1N.
Pnsxfrt f1S.r.&,l L.. tt.I sySs. 0,


Spttta' Dftpateh td The ChEtaeo Tribune.
1l0srus. Sept. lA-The stock market Is tno,l.
erasely Aetivt, but presents few poInts Ut inter-
II ralrun1 shares I.Ittla l,ock udrance. fron
!'1z ~ 10; A.chIsun frm l:s.?{ TO t4i; i]rtruIt,
l. lislil9 & Enrthcrn pref rrctl uu,yilt,r,n, rrn
10 e, ipdY Pullman. frun, ~ to ts,s; sIulus-
ky, trotn 70 ~ l5!s; !!gtirnsburg preferred, ;aii
trnliul nf iowa c.,nlln0n, fr'ln ~ to :Si:
Ncx ttan CGntrRl btGcks uvcplf t., 10t; Rutland
preferred !cclinGl frnn :S!s 70 ~: 0x.lrIls burg
npiad run ;mI. to :nsi: GhiaIy.,, i,nriinst"n M
&tls1lncy, l3sti To la1i{: FhllAleiphln. Whining
iGrrctl frlu! 81 tn 81: sastern snld ut .i.}sG5 \;
IN r1tl1,,ufl huIi.ls. AtckItsson Is sli ut ts,::
DO tlrst* iis!a; y. Dutch ut 1l7.;; rurhlu 4
Arkn'ltas Valley j. advanced u: Union EHri.lu
t'ot!'sG: Hnrifnrd & ts'ts y tlectt,u & lSli0U0
s"!il; New i"rk & NV t;DHlsnd =, il.
IN ial'd stocks-Nntrr Power wits stcndy i.s
astnre; Maverick declined u. and Hoylston
10 The Ir1s,tr,. .aasnetatfd Frx,s.
flnSro*, sep,. li-Stocss rInscd:
a.rh!r.n Z; !s 's...t!;7s Hhl iur Qn.ncy....l}s
X ;s$ :S i ss !s|;sSf E!
Ka@. G!'y II ;aihx !. siSIc::: T. p =: ;s7l
lS !i:sS ::s 4 r.
htehs3H y Il IT, A...i.i Htusu4Iun..."....... i}s
iUhEtt&S.
l.oSpnS, Sept. lA-Cn1sola, u ls-l6.
~; lt!inos Cnntrns. liz; rrnusylynuiG Crntrai,
NJ; ;sw ynsk Central, III; Erie, AN; seconds
AZ i,ll,a 4'nS Il. ints tue nank Of England on
p..Ils, sept. l3.-ltentcs, sur 70c.
, 1880-09-14

MINING NEWS.

Nv ihf Mlhtay .isspeitirL Ersss.
NEw YOAk, SeEt. M-Hus!llnss at tho Mining
Excl,uugr to-t!ny VIVA faIrly notIye, with pstcrs
H0iiewhRt lower. The closing allutatIous vera:
, 1880-09-14

NGlST&lS.
spsetas Dispateh I, TIE fhfea2n Tribune.
!}OsT!,S. bept. El-ln mining shntuy, silver
lslot l1yIru,l fr,''n Sls t1 b., but subsequently,
wuukoned tn 4n!s; Copper FMlH Mtlyailcttl fran.
III ~ 10 tut thu price lot Gtr .I Info sales Il, laa,
cluainE sttu'iy; Calumet y llee!n n.lvuncuu n;
III; Niisc, K: tn.nsIi'., Il; irunsSInk inl All Xiii. T.
mInily. Il; lswMt,o. II; Iaaintu,l,It sid ut IN i;
Empire " " 0sGtlH vi Hi Entn!pl. III.
~ shs lTfssetr1 Assatlte.l I'sr1s.
3osTaH, scpt. lJ.-MIt.ina sticks.
Att0uex: neM.. ;...... ~ sladI.'th Guppar......
taunlut tl6I'a.,...Gs i'awgna........,....,..1s 10
GAthluh: ,.,,...... 1HtustY, ..,,.,,,,.,,u. 3}A
GAppSE Itlle,
ksanEu ."".."...-. u tsilyvr fslut. ...,......, WI
, 1880-09-14

Only forty-tive ca..luads Vt all gr4.lea Of
spring wheAt received hero yEstcrtiayl Tho
yraln docs not come forward. Why2 rwn
weeks vt wut weather undoubtedly retarded
III, ashina very lnrHely. maknx It Impossible
IN Hauy places, " TINT thog0 bus
hithoFto boon absolutely lcas ready "a
niovo than ut this slate in ottor -years.
but theFO arc Other rcaspns. Tho yield
" many plucos Il much leas ,ban expected.
Penpie tell 0f VGIa bu ~ tho acru whcro tLey c4--
pectel u. OF course this ID uut universal. lut
, 1880-09-14

Tho arrivals Wero ll4ls and tho tuarkot ,u1e firm
under MI Hctlse nI,d. Auskegun utuce-xtuy su, ot
ELL. which Has an advance OF nbuuk 2ss We uuuta
nr1eu& xtrunt ~ fn,kSa. -
, 1880-09-14

Tho *ttHHrtE ScrvlH alltl tIrtHlinlG. which nr.
rlvlei Saturday. hrt,nHht +, ,:Ht, ,tU1 IN Kuid.
stHnpy s',hrkct eMsy Ut 10 per ceut, closing
NJ ~: PRIME t!1crc,tntlia paper. 4.iGsb4.
sttlilnH rxell'lilnr, sixty days, eleuty At 48l;
, 1880-09-14

THO ynrd t1Hto continues satisfactorily active 90
hcsse IN act lslht deaers hnd it inIHssb!a to catch
~ with iAelr Dslsrr iEces remain r nor aro t,,uv
Iske5 " Heuksn ~ tonsAa oars pour In a. thu prp..
eht rnia lleatra c!au that tue following pscu. ufo
not lpIItp shaded.
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Denver, June 10. = The TriJgBs's 5
Santa Fe special says: Gen. Buell. re-
ports from Fort Wingate that on the
18th he bad a council with the head
chiefs and many sub chiefs and old
men Of the Nayajoe tribe. They ae-
knowled that soma Of their young men
had been behaving badly, bat denied
having had council with the Utes re-
Gently, and stated that II Capt Ben
nett, of the Ninth cavalry, was given
them as agent, they would endesvor To
restrain their young men. No Indian
depredations have been reported from
southern New Mexico lately. Victo-
rios band is evidently in Chihuahua
recupsFuting. General Hatch asked
permission 10 follow him into Mexico,
which should be granted, rs only con-
tinual chase can subdue Victorio, and
1t is thought no obstacles viii be found
from the Mexican authorities. Indian
trails having been reported in Grant
county, Capt. Kramer with $50 men
left Fort Bowie yesterday TO scout in
San Francisco valley.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-20

New York June 19.-The Coney Is
land Jockey club, Lenard W. Jerome,
president, inaugurated its new course
and first season to-day. Ten thousand
persons were probably present. First
race, sweepstakes. five furlongs, won
cleverly by Brambaletta, Haroed
second; 'time, 53k. Tidal stakes for
three years old, one mile, won by
Blackburn by dozen lengths, Kimball
second; time, 1:45. Foam stakes for
two year olds, Eve furlongs, won by
Spinaway, Banter second; time, 1:04.
Selling race, mile and u quarter dash,
won by Milan, Warfield second, Startle
third; ime,!2:13i. In the steeple chase
all went right down and out of the
race at the stone ditch. Bay Rum and
Lizzie ID. lost their riders at the next
leap but were soon remounted and the
race resumed, while at the second
water jump still another jockey was
thrown. Glengariffe declined the next
jump, SHE'D and ran with u tremendous
force upon fence rail which pierced
his heart and he died almost instantly.
The race was now practically between
the favorite, Disturbance, and Kittie
p, and was won by the latter, Distur-
bance second, Raleigh third; time,
6:311.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-20

London, June 19.-The second read.
ing Of the Irish land bill In the house
Of commons is fixed for the 22d inst
The bill provides that until the 3lst OF
December, 1881, ejectments for non
payment Of rent in certain scheduled
districts where distress is prevalent,
shall be deemed disturbance Of the
tenant landlord, within the meaning OF
the landlord and tenant act of 1870,
and the tenant shall be entitled TO
compensation In the discretion Of the
judge Of the county court II the non
payment Of rent is caused by prevailing
distress, and the tenant il willing to
continue in occupation upon reasonable
terms rs to rent, arrears Of rent and
otherwise. II such terms are unreason.
ably refused by the landlord. The bill
meets with determined opposition from
the conservatives, who denounce It.
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Washington, June 1s.-The funeral
services were held over the remains of
Gen. John A. sutter, to-day, at the resi-
dence Of Chas. AAdes, in this city, and
they were then conveyed 10 the railroad
station for trhnsportation 10 I.sith. Pa ,
where his assd and feeble widow and
several Of his grandchildren reside.
He also leaves a 500 and daughter in
Acapulco. Mexico. and a son in San
Frzneisco- Rss. DIR. Sunderland con-
Quoted the funeral services and deliy-
cred q brief address. in which the noble.
guileiess nature and sterling. active
virtues Of the venerable pioneer were
touehingly pictured. The pAll bearers
were the Hon. Jno. Hitz. Swiss consul
general, L. %. +. Hastings. OF Califor-
MIA. and the following old californians,
now residents Of Washington: J. 5.
Tiebsnor. A. n. Kenady. +. b. schaef-
er, Peter Alabach, G. I. Crindall and
James 3. Pierce.
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Sarcastic sta,e.nan-hip.

London, June 19.-In the house Of
commons tonight Lord Elcho, liberal,
gave notice that he would introduce
bills as burlesque on the Irish relief
bill, one empowering the prime minis
ter or the home secretary TO fix and re-
init rents. prescribe ths mode Of ouiti-
vation according TO the wishes OF the
tenant, and regulate the prices Of agri-
cultural implements and artificial
manures, and the other empowering the
minister or home secretary to fix the
rate OF interest ON borrowed money,
and give borrowers fixity OF loans. All
private contracts on these matters to
be null and void. The speaker declined
to allow notice of the bills to 60 upon
paper, but they illustrate the views
that British property holders take OF
the Irish bill
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Paris, June l9.-In the chamber OF
deputies to-day Premier De Freycinet
introduced bill for plenary amnesty
to all political offenders.
The preamble Of the bill says: SIN
the presence of tranquility reigning in
Paris. the recent triumph of legality al
Lyons and The approaching national fete
plenary amnesty can be proclaimed
without danger; also, the ministry ap-
peals to your clemency not to your
justice. Amnesty is to be accorded to
persons convicted Of public offences or
crimes in 1870 and 1871 and to political
and press offenders from that time until
the present date" The preamble was
carried. The motion for urgency pro-
posed by PRIMER DeFreycinet WAS
agreed to, aslwas also the premier's
further proposition that the bill he re-
ferred to bureau Immediately.