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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
OLOSIyG PRTCES or PHILADELPHI1 Stocks
n.u-.l.d hu IonN L DIVE 4 %. No. ~ VIM,
TrrsbAY DEC. l4-p N

The markets, not only for bonds ana Stocks put
also for all the exportable products 81 me country
are wanting upon the money market. Exchange
Ir,ers are noor IN funds because OF the long
,,,s..ees gt icb the steamers bringing 10 them the
gold r,mittauces for previous purchases, have been
making ~ that exchange is no" almost
upsaleable This has checked exports
and unsettled The markets for H.hn. PROVISIONS
cotton, etc. aud all tuis because a Few private c"pl
tallsts and few banks have improved the oPpor'u-
nlty 10 exact unusual rates of interest Tor tempo
rary loans None are 30 blind AS not 10 perceive
that # a bank has $500 900 in money, IL re-
ceives greater immediate advantage by ioanihg
$3.50 600 Of II at q per cent plus commission OF
l1s per day than by loaning tho whole sum at
PLAN q per cent. Bnt it is a question
II. when the effect OF such process Is To enDaIrass
the whole business Of the country. check exports oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
POULTRY ANO CAME

Receipts P0ulty ae.yery liberal demand night ana
dun ana wea. There are no very aiEe 0s GI' atu
ron try arriving. nearly ct: r. i've Getting come
aua there IN the us supply Of ung "h.eh nrces
~ r..s lots from near by po.ats have i@r
| dem..,d ar quotations: hut the bulk % lhe
rr Ia IT eht sto. all OF which ~ or less h"zru
and selling 10 side figures ueacls gencFy r'p'i A"W
"a bu fhe.- m go0l deal OF stO, moving the prices
Lna nave beeu bu yestentay and Ocaye receipts
were more liberal, and 81 sc re cnegs selling price
rusc sadO at u 20 ID 80 nearly 81 ue
LAVA Dakota and Minnesota birds Orlug 7ipprd 10 tu
rope L.. IA m CHICAGO. VenisOn 10 IN liberal supply, du
nnD 4 liItln lUMnr. On llAllon8:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15

Sl.O24, 7O4: payments. 1859. 100; currency bal
ance, 81. HOBBS; com balance. S17,3ll $50.
Tho foreign exchanges are 40 " demoraiized ~
the del ~ in tae arrival oil foreign bnIon to settle
Tor previous remItiances and the local monetary
pressure. the rates are little more than no'ni-
nal. The posted quotations are as toiows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
WHOLESALE PRICES NJ COUNTRY PRODUCE.
tf1progsy or1ho =. y. Tribune by oar OWE repore..l
roo tho wsck eINlng Dac. n. 1850.


Receipts Tor Beans. s5i pEa rst icJC5 buah
"a uri-.H Beams. l1JJ psgst Peas ',@1J bu'h M'dr "a
ans light supuy. anu prices haze further
advanced. Tltrc than cnOuS MdIrO"s Onciing 10
demand, and ts mtket IS Iuot adh a. AlY oN
rulllYug their wants 40 ~ o. "a thouth souo
81 90. led Kinney are piensr ana niue
e.s,r no export demand at pr SOM Nhtf hldEoi arc
$40 o. q choice lot might bing hltc mOr' money
Pea us have rather igIt inquiry ~ ~ - Tor atuty
Cluloe there 20 mach dumaf Tor HD.nA Hrsns' bus
Primo .0oa bed firmly 81 81 Co. tfeN yeas ana . uLA
era back EYr IN quiet aud r'c'dy QDo'au"i5+
rsus; WI re Auhef ,, -
aum Prime 4 72"cfl - pf'.re, ...-..., up o..
DO lair togu1d 80 70 Io.iai, % aoOd. " q 20
MARROW. pf'iucl 900 ] 9-l2 feA beans 1900.
Ia, falrf "a sron q tlul y ! -
" ~ r,Snsv uo fnirio good % y 20
C.,sre 1870 .. Black. 1ur.SOp %
noiair " gooi 10 O 80 itrra Peas 's'. ~ 30
81, d4irto goOa 90 70 ] 40
rrIll
receipts FOR s 2dJGyi11gs ast woet - lle psg'i
corrr. aluug - ven tNt pkps LApOrs tur tue
w.ss ,.at usqA Orrat Eutun. rn's 1u2 pAsa.
10 lr Continent market s % and heavy I1t al tno
dlnsfe a. d iOu. tom the nncst tfnt y o. he .otl
morst efAcu Wosteln bulto Toe general fulpj ls ho
iars.r an but rr. be- dy'Iirt i us oil ~ the
Il fuand an .nce s.ridiy aocumilt frto ore ifnt
move freely n line lrincuIn Ia declining uakt buj ora
fJr turiui want ana tncf AT" 40"
h. ID A. o as ttly itrf 30 boy Ntn OF Co G1 hlFhnc
ira Wbr NTH rates Creamery he pass Two ess has
t forward better ~DppF. tId receivers t. ahA W
faur. sut. Iler tcfy lev cthtf
Bu,r, mo-, 81 aud no uhcncy Of price, g. ftonsV ~ bay
favor. Western Ia tor GoIs ~hch .le aS't "tn.
uuuatlnna fancy 1lafln we've theieA 20 ~
a &c. along see Tn zoe a9It5 % lAer ntf .
sol better tlal dn u o 20 nl vac 9 A"l afa J..
good U.IiaH --n2 D.. 10. ciYiDe gMlit 4ho'u - no
mach oxgor. demand ug any Alnd Bu'ter c5PgvAi u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.

day 600 boxes o. Factory Cheese per NJ Qrs
hundred boxes II Fsm Dairy ,heese Oh ged h--ds atsH@
Inc Il. I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY DECEMBER i5 1880

rh and uusttal very moderate export demand and largo
Guoiato ss,e rs 900 bn.h future 24SoDo husl suo
Including iJooO busn. 80 Misautee IS 500 bush,
Ra 81 i2Ssi IS a 81 ~ 6p. 80 ni. 81
:" ygv' q5n 6 10 y 10 n,up S az ~ 1900 Gaf
~ 4dSl 1915 $1,000 bush No White. ~ lo%4Si AZ
b 5Sg!0 No. S' wan, ae' Fl i7esi f. closing j 7@si7E
9sary al ths S WaS So. aaS" "T ~ do IsoSa
q 20 asl q = closing 81 2of9si 3 90 Fe1rn53rY
Gsl 2s s&s N% VIE VIE, beccSbOr 74asi ~
eTps 81 % ~ e. S Conn, fls'f
Rye soaay win oier 70 eIport nggfy ers zoo p9sn
bush tate % 'se. BARLEY se,ly sars inOOG PT IN
20 90 bush 1 nsiadeG canada 81 80 lELEY MALT
firm ana fairly active - es 100 bun taaas 10 D,
1000 bush wo Isowoi state. Il 10 cons Narke.a
S SaGs S 9sr pS e1 f bn %u' on
,Ss 2 Ws, Sa'h nI pe $50 T No. g.
steamer Mixed. jsa5s4c No. ? % "a &C.. 10" MkeN
7 &C.. 'ST o H boSbar rel s s!sy c5 5a
January 5995afc closing 59',e: DO fssr@ary x
"a sc lower sales 900 bash, Including no at 49,, ~
4seel5asc No. l. 400: 80 Wilt a. St9ci Mi IKE,
%ss'' 70 ss %@.' 49, "5St' qs%Is s
lGSa47lsc, closing 4G'c Fed quiet: 40 $50 D. S''''
GUNNY CLOrH Moderately active; Domestic Bagfine'
H p g e 5 g9s aSst ooo bales on spo, sod
2'gc. sh Mania Hemp hr1ner 1000 baos sold $40 sc
moderate. VIZ quote; Hay shipping. 81 Prime, 81 20
long Rye 81 o. 81 short DO SO &c; Dat Zoe;
HfDES-A bcrr business has don At sslght decline
lir corriemtes % 10 Iac no Grants 22laa orI
loo. 2iqq22e; california. % q @c: Mai2moias 1870
Cen raj Amer can 81 Maraca1o Bgha
OK i2 .c DO. Cow, 95aluei Dry Texas Il G2Oc l'hpco
active for export but ar
lots al steady pFc guots S5 A. foP "a
Oh al gr9wtha aGl &C. Psese asst 1880 2o@@'c ID"
LEATHER-Hss been more steady pricos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15

The daiv average the week AZ tho various
3o.uts Of distribution CiowE Eue Kai'wa,. 90
ems oi rnam 8. % oi MIA Harlem Railroad 2lJ
e0 Nrw-Hayen kautoad. Do i0i Hudson RIVER hnroad.
a.. no. 81 MAX ahd cans
cream. m scr,aneOus nearby Ia, OF Ak
la hudson River total tl4O cans OF MIX
Ihe which the surplus has been
sid on platform during tho week averages ~ 4o Ihe
Coz " at made better demand ana
Stock moved lily at advanced plcos Tue present
IL. Mn |. n 20 L Ihn nnmlmh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
Annlns--Evannrated.
vz,-rrs AKIN ayRRIEg-FREsH

FRUITS AND BHRMES-tRh<t-
Exports OF Apple, 1881 obs here IL far deaand ior
choice apples stock Is ally held above
myers views f. however plenty Of stock Mnch mas
been which Il being worked on ar very
ow urces Grapes liberal supply ana rather ght
demand except California kerrirs IOkAys
an Muscqts have Moderate inquiry 81 81 per case Flor
ida oranges and merry al lots require
repgekns ~ to be sold Cioce Irnt Is want
Ell n ~ but there straight tnyTces that VIII Oing
%3 90 fancy Duchess ears from Boston RS 4
bnshFl ana tie several Vafleiis OF ~
nraa quoted The same 1gnres Tor ure"rch
cases c. anberres In in demand az stead Prces ne
cod week checked The shipping trade SOME
what but lxrly improve again as the hoi2y sSSson
ann
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15

Exports Potatoes Ihe receipts ~ irish Pc
faoe are rather sh and hOdor 81 god sock are asking
higher ots have some dtmanl al steady Prices
R3tn,r inquiry onions aud market ntuH weak.
So ala qet idy. Celery Ia better request irmcr.
VSe e Cauoso - Doug received AMI pnoos aro b. CHER
H .f.t Afttfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
ErnnpEAN FINAvCIAL MARKETs.

LONDON Dec. 1I-125O mConsOls, re for money and
forfh he =. nalr cenfA
ll5L Atlantic first trustees
certificates 90 40. second 3J Edc 49,; Pennsylvania
central. 81 Reading 26~4
LoSDoS. Dec IA p m-Paris ahvces auoto three per
cent roHtes IS francs IS centmcs for the account
LoNDoS De. l4-tsO D. MI. - bonds fOur and ahaf per
cents llj lyes. I04a Atanuc aud Great Western
st mortgage trustees CERTIFICATES. OB do second, 3O
Erie, 4Sii Reading &c =. .,
LONDON Ii-J:li p. The amount OF DuihOh
from The BanE OF England Today for shipment TO
PARIS Dec i4-4sOp In.-EIchsnFo London Is francs
50 cen chccss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
FRUITS. BRRRIEs AgD ELTs-DBI

Recelpts OF DR. -. Fruits 8 SO pkgS. with
1850 pkqs Of Peanuts and 1859 pkgs or Pecan Us *
ports OF I ried Apples, 81 u pkg. Inc marSet iof
uom Al Drc krui very qH the moment and buy
crs are pIces The fact that the steamers are
ling so irregular has ecrret exporters Nom operating
very re w. though IL said tat orders constantly beng
received Tor nue goods ap0ated Apes held about
steady AZ re- I &c Fai 10 Fancy grades lot Oh o. 10
oil Mxe 81 o SnndT ples sold 10 shipper al &C.
and arlold OF Extra Ch,ca ohio auarters at VI Ihe
latter sale was faacy velkuown mark and the price was
NC above the genera for Choice goods me tren
stYarIsr To sa tomorrow lafen quantity ~
bern Apples the calculation ~ The shipper 10 10
n tine Il France bs the rev imnort dltF
aEe effect sale Choice vap0rat. Peec Pc cbes
l. reppfted at Sc Unpeeisd Seconds ERE
solu AT lJo quiet but generally helh aput
steady rather slowly nc la't weess pies
NO many o. her arriving and market without
osae A an OuOtltUA5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15

CUEt8E MARKET.
l,Sbal-s. y. T.. Dec IA raere were Shipped heaee To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15

EDWARD c. FOX 81 CO..
II 3 WALI.ST. Sew-Tork.
Buy and sell All active stocks the New.ForK stock tx
change Gn margin ior cish.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15

In London British cOnsols are still lower at Vo's
for monoy and 0SFs for account. United states
bonds were IA owrr 5s ut I043s 4l23 at 1913. ana
* at ~ American railways were duh VII II oDly
small changes IN the Quotations, except Tor Centfa
Pacific, which derl ned per cent IL 81. he BANK
of England lost fI31 900 bullion on balance. winch
was Withdrawn for Shipment to the United states.
I'm Paris French per cents declined 20 s5.75, sight
exchange on LOnuon rising 10 - So francs TO the
las for the statement thet the subscriptions To the
Panama Canal amounted TO 1.30O, 600 shares tthe
capital is 600 900 snarcsl subscribe tor by 100000
prrsons France is the largest subscriber and SPAN
stands sccopd.
The gross earnings Of The following railroads are
reported:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15

xpo-ts ~ neeswaN 800 a. little demand for Wees
wax .na prices has slow sale n,s
Wnte COser email at 10 syt bat thet. -
p as "a rood stock 20 lhc lAfHCod J. extremely
dn AMI hu, ur any qua icy could rut Smne CONCESSIONS
fr m "a. a.kng pr c. a. Jew - selling IA lobblng way
Al .,e. ron Corn qnirt Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
,ne, suited to tho wants Of the oma. mar1ea enOts

UHFEsE
Receipts week. 335i5 boxes last week 81 90
corresponding week last l6j ooxea Expors
for 5000 boxes time 1895 year - 10
flverpooi upiato dull So, There ma o.en
demand for Medium grade Cheese az ~ lOc ana ~
IOrsrs have had Fhe Fullerelm Stock
which IN y claim filed az IL nal 10 The latter
nos the general s-Iiug pri ips tn1r
inertia bot &c. Gskei FOR Fancy september 'hor" ou 9"
store The drm account IA rtheT Uni Ell ana
buyers rarely pav shippers will The larger snip
mrnis general IN the Medium grades m
se The ldence ~ Fine parcels and 10 won
be nt l3c 7tn the situation ~
buyer than Ia the seer as there ~ quite
q OF h.caa M 3 arkai Quolatola:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
OFFICE Of THE
OREGON RAILWAY And NAVIGATION CO.,
40. % kassanSL

NRW YORK November 20, 1880
The following resolution been passed y the Board OK
Directors.
iesaVed. That second Assess nent Of 20 per cent up)n
pOus for the Cagta stock Of THIS 60 pany
special kholdCrs Hcrng Of October
20 1850 the herr0t ordered. tyaDe Janu-
arvB 1881, CGLluauy's ollco N Ncw \ O K.
requested To present or mlN their SUD-
Certificates with their cnec- ID Oftr tha ty pay
ment MAJ be properly entered there p. -
HOaACE WHITE, treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
financial.

ALL ACTIVE MINING STOCKS and other
- investment secuTes bougnt and sol on CON Sissmn
by NIXON, IILESIo;S, ~ ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15

The following shows the exports exclusive OF
spece, from the port of New-York for the week
ending December II and since enc beginning OF the
wear as compared with the corresponding periods of
previous years
1879 1879 1890
the week.. sG53 $50 S7l33 cog s7263dts
Previously reoared SCI j25 J06 $50 7994n7 3Si2jL235
Tot. since Jan L.. S3JS5S42g 7yo5.OOJ S9l 5569sj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15

.85 buyer 80 DAVIS tn. buyer 30 days 1908 buyer 30
days. Hs4 Duyer 10 days. ala buyer IL DAYS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15

bankers and CAPITALISTS viii want to
ID get the Tribune A ranac 1890 gives the ngues
United Revenue Expenditure since $50 Pr'oe
c.nisi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15

A TLANTlC AND PACIFIC II. r. (oId stock
~ and bonds. PaciDc IL r. ~ Missouri Cowdray Stock
wanted by EDND g FoA * 80 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15

A LII who are Interested in railroad business
~ and niie.ga staUisslcs should got III THl JUNE ALI
MANIAC for lsS "a ready price Is cents by mail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15

nNE Of tue largest houses in its line, we'll
~ known MANY To the wholesale ira Of th-sY
spNnsibie and ~ hign commercial cted
Heod OF $1,000 81 Tor lew mo- iis Toe
bonus 4 $4,000 and absolute
= vf 5000 the ciOsess
Cd. PuDclpat. only may
addiess r. H.. AALkEk, T. O. Box 3.17J, "foIk
INVESTORS WAN IED.-$50O 10 $4,000;
per ~ Union Trust GO iarress
payable quarterly al Us once Apply u hp|ONNEHoh.
ID a AI.lL-g. Nov. AOLA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15

GAS STOCKS
All New YORK Brooklyn Ca stocks and also All xmas
of bTuogiyn Investment securities. ccait ~ by
GEO GE ~. PkESIlS-.
L. RRNAu-,L. A ID ID EALA AALr.Pl.ACE
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-06

An agency has been established u the ValsEsci.
Galveston, by the Texas Co-operative kant in
alton, p of II. which Is, and will re k'11ppved.
charge of the best agent that can be empioyduiss
under bond of $25, 900 90, for the faitsimvo
charge Of his duty; and no care or soit sor Pa.
will be wanting, on his part, TO SECURE ,,svrket.
win give personal attention, I'm thec seer seer
tions,) for all orders for Dry Goods, Wire
les, Hardware, Farm Implements, renee
and Machinery. oottou,
Gives special attenti to the sale Of co's son
wool and hides, and all kinds of produces ssyye
signed to him and in every way try tosece,
those patronising him. TO the best aav Snns Rot
IL should be understood that the agent ooc ,har-
keen goods on hand to MI oroers, but by 'h nest
ough canvass Of the market secures 'ne
bargains to be found. .,nr,ants
Correspondence, Orders and C3n aERs.
solicited by %, j. .. Agent
feb2o
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-06

County conventions, expressing itself
In like manner for the nomination, which ex'
precision II might DO vol to make known Ia
the National convention, II hns been moot
ed, rather interrogaliyely though, lhet this
State convention NJ Galveston might
possibly take tho biz In IL teeth
aud pais resolutions oommendatory or
condemnutory OF the present State admins
tation, md that II might enuneiato plat
form If Democratic principles for tho State
canvass, Would 1t not be good ldoa for
tho County convention to-day to
pass resolutions Of instructions
to It's delegates to oppose any such measures
should they DO proposed Ia the State CON
yontion nj Galveston They would BIO only
"cautionory signals" rs II were, but II Is n
wise thing to prepare for war in time Of
peace, and such instructions can do no harm
if they do no good,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-06

TExAs looms like chrome in country
store. She has candidate for Vice Presi
dent. The Greenback party at st. Louis
has turned loose its ticket upon the country
like roaring lion, seeking whom It may de-
your, with Mr.. Dellayo, of New Hampshire, for
President, and Colonel B. j. Chambers, Of
Texas, for Vice President. Texas
Chambers the honor without Dellaye,
and the glory Of johnson county, the home
Of Colonel Chambers over other counties Is
like the corona that haloes tho sun in IN
eclipse. Well, we are glad Colonel Cham
bers received tho nomination. He is gen.
tleman Of intelligence and information, is a
representative man Of the Greenback party
and one of the ablest expounders of its prin-
ciples. Ifthat party is to succeed, we shall take
pride in the fact that its first V ice
President is Texan, and that however the
oretical and visionary he may be in his flnan-
cial views according to our Judgment, he
is conscientious in them, and that he is an hon
est man, possessing the confidence and esteem
of all who know him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-06
Killed His wife.

Carthage, N. e., March Last night
George McFadden, living in Richmond
county, about forty miles southeast of this
place, shot and fatally wounded his wife,
aged eighteen or twenty years. He entered
his house, and, on perceiving young boy
seated by the fire, began accusing his wife of
INCONSISTENCY, at the same time threatening
her life. Becoming alarmed at his threats,
she made an attempt to get under
the bed out of his reach, but when she was
in stopping position he seized her and
threw her down; then drawing his revolver,
he placed it against her side and fired, the
ball passing through the lower lobe of the
right lung and through the diaphragm, lodg-
ing in the left side. The enraged man then
turned and fired two shots at the young man
by the fire, but fortunately neither took eff
feet. He then told his wife, who lay gasping
on the floor, that if that did not kill her he
would return and complete tho job, and fed
out at the open door and made good his es-
cape, although he was pursued by a number
of his neighbors, who it is said, were deter
mined to lynch him on sight. The young
wife died few hours after she had been shot
McFadden had only been married few
weeks. The girl was highly respected by all
her neighbours. 1t is not believed that the
inhuman husband had any cause to suspect
the woman of infdelity in her relations with
the boy found in his room on the night of
the tragedy, or any one else. Her conduct
has always been remarkably modest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-06

On the 4th Of March, 1881, the following
United States Senators retire for successors
N A Booth, Republican, California; w w
Eaton, Democrat, Connecticut; T II Bsya'd d,
Democrat, Delaware; @ w Jones, Demo-
crat, Florida; Z Mcdonald, Democrat, In
diana; Fl Hamlin, Republican, Maine w p
White, Democrat, Maryland; Fl L Dawes,
Republican, Massachusetts,; f @ Baldwin, Re-
publican, MICHIGAN; s R Mcmillan, Re-
publican Minnesota; SIX Bruce, Republican;
Mississippi; + N Cockrell, Democrat, Mis-
souri, A s Paddock, Republican, Nebraska
w Sharon, Republican, Nevada; 4 + Ran
dolph, Democrat, Now Jersey; + Herman,
Democrat. New York; A Thurman, Demo
crst, Ohio; w A Wallace, Democrat, Penn
sylvania; A E Burnside, Republican, Rhode
Island; j L Bailey, Democrat, Tennessee;
s b Make, Democrat, Texas; G + Edmunds,
Republican, Vermont; r Il Withers, Demo-
crat, Virginia; + Hereford, Democrat West
Virginia; A Cameron, Republican, Wiscon-
sim" 1t will be seen that thirteen of the
twenty-five are Democrats, and of those
thirteen, four either have or will be succeed
ed by Republicans. OF the twelve Republic
cans who retire, one, Bruce, from Mississippi,
has already been succeeded by Democrat,
SO that the Democratic loss is reduced to
three. If Kellogg, Of Louisiana, is busted
from seat he is not entitled to, then the
Democratic loss will be only two.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-06

every Fundamental law In this great Republic
Of thirly-elght Slalea
How about the free schools and lmmlgra-
lIou
A-Two years will demonstrate tho answer
In living light The best immigration bn'
reaus tho Western States over had we're the
railroads penetrating the wilderness aud own
ing alternate sections Of tho Wild lands In
lerest made them pcliye immigration agents,
first 10 carry out tho inlmlgmnlsi second, 10
sell their own lands, and third, 10 carry the
produce of the settlers 10 market 80, IN
our re'npening prosper " In Texas
and tile extension OF railroads
into the Western aud Northwestern wilder
ness, will il DO horc. The Texas II Pacific
and tho Central own millions Of acres 10 DO
pierced by their lines this md next year, 10
DO populated by IN immigration brought by
them through low rates Of travel mud low
prices of land, Along sido Of every section
owned by them stands n section dedicated,
under policy thirty years old, to the child
red Of TeXus, No State, Kingdom or
country In ancient or mod
ern times, has ever done
II, much for tho perpetual fec education Of
Ia children rs tho l0ng'abused, yllilled,
sAndcred aud misunderstood State of TcSus
all under the rule of. ils Democratic people
and now, after years Of patient whiting
and yituperntion, tho golden realization Of
what was projected hy her former Statesmen
Is looming into view. Asa practical qucs'
ton, that of taxation for tho support Of free
schools will censn within five years. BY that
time we can run our schools eight months in
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-06

They have, up at Danvers, Illinois, rare
species of treasure trove, we suppose you
might call it. At any rate, it is man named
Trover, who has become known as the un-
conscious preacher. A special to the st.
Louis Times Of q recent date says of him
"Mr. Trover is gentleman Of ordinary abil-
ity only, free-born eccentricities and farmer
by occupation. During the daytime, while
his nervous system acts normally, he shows
nothing uncommon in his actions. Almost
every evening Sunday never excepted), at
about 1880 o'clock, he becomes drowsy and
feels an irresistible inclination to go to sleep,
to which he finally succumbs. After lying
quietly for some time, he shows signs Of
awakening, which in fact is the first sign of
his having passed into state of cata-
lepsy or somnambulism. In his subsequent
getting up he seems TO have COM
plete control of his muscular actions. The
most singular feature of this verv singular
case, is that he will invariably, while in this
condition, expatate on some theological
subject in q very interesting manner in
German, English or a foreign tongue, I'M
known 10 his friends. During all this time
he Is insensble to anything in his surround
ings not Immediately connected with the SUBJ
ject by which his mind is engrossed, and so
complete is this conveyance of his physical
faculties upon that subject that he is entirely
insusceptible to pain, showing no outward
sign of II when pricked with needle to the
depth Of half an inch. He has not the slight
recollection of anything he has said or
done while in this state, and his somnambu.
lism is in 50 Ear an existence completely sep
araied from bis ordinary consciousness.