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National Republican., 1880-10-14
CITY NOTES.
win the democratic organ loan that big 7So

VIII the democratic organ loan that big 7S9
roOstef2
-Bencdictine Malt Vino Beer. Finley 4
Koch, agents, 1906 Pennsylvania avenue.
The only Turkish bath In the city, 800 E
street near Judiciary Square. Best shampooer
this side of New York. DIR. Boyeo.
The highest cash price paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, jewelry, etc Call or
address Herzog, 3Os Ninth ST., near Pa. ave.
Turkish, Russian and Sulphur Baths at
tho well known place, 903 L street, near Ninth.
The only reliable place in the city for genuine
baths.
A woman named Henrietta Fincbcrg.
alias Cash, arrested for keeping Il disrcputable
house at No. GO c street, was yesterday fined
$50 or sixty days.
Louisa Edelin was Gued s10or thirty days
by Judge Snoll yesterday for striking woman
named Anna Pumphrey, who had alienated
Louisas husband from her.
-olIicer ], b. Slack, who was charged with
assaulting q crippled lodger at the seventh
precinct station, has beon finod $50 aud repri.
mandod by the police trial board.
Colonel Cook yesterday closed for the de-.
fenso in the Beckett murder case. Mr.. Perry,
for the government, will mako his closing
argument to-day, when the case will go to the
jury.
Charley Armor lest his job of painting
the strip which was to 90 under that Avenue
banner. Tho democratic central committee
ordered one for Indiana, the second gun" It
is useless now.
"A handsome reward will be paid for a
pearl-handlcd pocket-knifo bearing the name
OF A. NJ Clapp. 1t is n valued relic, aud n re-.
ward will be paid for tho same If left at the
office Of THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Mr.. sclby scaggs, m old resident Of tho
District, died yesterday morning at his resi-
dcncc near Benning, in the seventy eighth
year Of his age, from pneumonia aud tho
effects of fracture of the thigh received by
falling last Friday.
The regular meeting of the committee oil
the 0i1.Fellows' fair was held in the blue
room of Odd-Fclows' hall last evening. Tho
following contributions were received; From
Washington lodge, S25; Beacon lodge, $40;
Oriental lodge, $40, aud from private sources,
S25.
William Townsend, colored boy tax On
into the house Of Mr.. Heiberger, corner Of
Third and ID streets, as u matter of charity.
disappeared yesterday, and with him disap.
peared valuable amethyst aud diamond
ring, pockctbook containing 50 and guam
tity Of clothing.
Mr. George Schneider, residing at No. 500
Boundary street, was found dead in his bed
yesterday morning, having retired the
previous night apparently in the best of
health. Heart disease is supposed to have
been the cause Of death. lie was fifty -four
years old and an old resident.
Inspector Entwislc has condemned tho fol.
lowing structures as dangerous to life and limb,
aud directed their demolition: Frame build
ing l6A0 Eleventh street. owned by Mrs. b. A.
Lockwood frame building 1876 Eleventh
street, owned by B. +. Neh, aud the frame
building 1928 Eleventh street, owned by the
Freedman's Savings and Trust company.
National Republican., 1880-10-14

The total mortality in the District Of Colum-
bia for the week ending Saturday, Octo.
bcr 0, 1850, was 0I (2 less than the week pre-
vioug), or at the rate OF 2716 per 1000
per annum. OF the dccedouts, 20 worc
white males, 27 white females, 10 col
ored males aud 90 colorcd females, showing
an annual death-rate OF 302 per 900 for the
white and 33.S for the colorcd population.
Tho deaths by classes were us follows: Xy.
motto, 33; constitutional, II; local, &c; develop.
mental, lS, and violence, 3. From phthsis pull
monals or consumption, souilo debility aud
diphthoria, thoro were . deaths each; pueu.
monia diseases Of the nervous system, aud
malarial lcyCr7 each; diseases of the heart, G.;
Group, 5; typhoid fever 4; premature birth, 3;
puGrpcril diseases, each, aud l each from
diurrhUI, dysonlcry, cholera inhutum, starlct
fever aud crysipelas OF the deaths, &C
occurred in Washington, 0 in Georgetown 10
in the county aud . in the hospitals. Fifty.six
Of the deceden,s were natives OF the District,
27 Of other parts of the United States, and II
Of foreign countries. Twenty-Five white and 81
COlOrgd wero undor 3 years Of age Ia white
aud 6 colored were go and over. The greatest
"ltnlily ~ dcuths) occurred on the 81,
tau luast % denths) on the 9TH. There
were G5 births reportCd-23 white males,
% white females IA coored males and
8 coOred females, showing an annual birth
ratio OF 1915 per 1000 for the white and 1898
for the colorcd population, Marriages re-
ported, l9-wh,c, III coIored, 8. Still'births,
l9-Whitc, /; COlOrcd, g.
National Republican., 1880-10-14

The following is Health OlIicer Townshend
report ofthc operations ofhis sollico for the week
ending Oc,obcr o. 1850: Nusances reported,
1855; referred, 10; abated, 4ji; referred to
commissioners, IL; official notices issued, 40;
citzons' complaints, 13; deaths from all causes
reported, 81; cases of death referred TO coro.
ncr, 81 burials at public expense 4 inyes.
legations for local cause ofdseasc, 4 tons of
garbage removed, 800; dead animals 70.
moved, II. Marine products nspected-l2,7i5
bushels oysters, 4 400 bunchos fish, 5000 salt.
water tailors, 2,275 trout 4,l00 crabs 90
shecps.head, l3 terrapins, 250 mackerel aud
55 drums. Marine products condemned
20 buuchcs fish and 100 crabs Unwhole.
some food condcmncd-2l4 pounds beef, 80
pounds mutton, So pounds veal, 13 pounds
pork, ~ pounds bacon, l3 pounds sausage,
3 chickens, s tongues, 54 birds, II pecks
apples. bunchcs bcets llS cabbages, 30
dozen corn, l25 ogg-plants, peck potatoes, 3
pumpkins, 20 pccks tomatoes, 20 pccks beans
10 quarts lima beans, 8 peck turnips, 4pecks
peaches, 93 pounds grapes, n watermelons,
20 cantaloupes 4s3 cucunlbcls, ! peek pears,
and 90 bushels miscellaneous vegetables,
Pound report--7l animals impounded, 10 re-.
deemed, 40 killed, 3S remaining in pound;
fees amounting to $2G. Report Of physicians
to tho poor-2S2 pat tents treated, l25 Of which
were white aud l57 co'ored; 3s3 visits were
made and 81 Office consultations held IS
orders for food were issued To sick poor per-
soaa, amounting 10 $50.
National Republican., 1880-10-14
USEM ENTS.
rord's opcra-House--"uazc, Kirls.."

ForPs Opera H-House-"Ifazel Htrke."
A very fashionable audience of excellent
size attended Ford's opcra.house last night
aud enjoyed the matchless representation
which the superior company now performing
at that cosy little place OF amusement gives
Of stoele Mackaye's charming domestic
drama entitled "Hazcl Kirkc." Tho pure
sentiment of the play aud its strong dramatic
action have already been spoken of, aud tho
great strength Of tho company has also been
mentioned. 1t is rarely that q com.
binalion possessing SO many finished
artists visits this city, and IL will be long be.
fore an opportunity is again afforded to wit
moss as complete, as vigorous and rs artistic
acting ms eau be seen any night at Fords this
week. Tho names Of Messrs. q. w. Couldock
George Clarke, W. ]. Ferguson, Dominick
Murray, W. d. Cahill, and Misses JefIrcys
Lewis, sydney Cowcll, Flora Livingston aud
Carrie Jamison are sufficient to all at all
acquainted with tho dramatic profession to
show that performance in which they all
participate must be ono of exceptional excel.
leucc. Hazel Kirke" will be repeated TO.
night and during the balance of tue week, and
We shall be surprised If the house Is not
crowded each night.
National Theatre--Maggie Mitchell.
Another full house greeted Miss Maggie
Mitchell at the National theatre last night,
and tho woll-known play Of tho Pearl of
Savoy" was presented In excellent style.
Miss MitchelPs impersonation of Marie Is so
well known and so justly popular that 1t
seems almost supcrnuous to refer to 1t more
than to say that the samo careful attention to
all the details of the part and the same ex.
duisite pathos Ia the later acts which have so
thoroughly idcn tilted her with this part ure
still seen, which made her performance last
night us fresh, as vital and us enjoyable as
when VIC first saw her as Marie years ago.
The Pearl of Savoy" will be repeated to-
a. ola
National Republican., 1880-10-14
4 rornlmr cInlhIng nouse.

The extensive preparations made by Messrs.
George L. Iimms q Co., the clothiers, south.
east corner Of Seventh and D streets, for the
fall and winter trade have attracted greut at.
tenliou, Tie firm has most ample facilities
for providing the public with well.made aud
stylish clothing Of good quality at low prices.
The popularity OF the establishment is buscd
upon the fac. that all goods sold by them are
found to be rs represented, and the oHc.prico
rnle Is ndhurUd 10 atretIY
National Republican., 1880-10-14
/. O. o. r..

An excursion Of the Uniformed Battalion
will DO given 10 Baltimore on Friday, 10Th
instant lOdd-Follows' day. leaving Baltimore
& Ohio railroad depot on 10 a. m, train.
Tickets can be had by applying TO II. Burr
janitol's room, Odd-Fellows' ball, Seventh
street northwest, or Thomas w. Fowler OPS
+ street northwest. Tickets 81, good for two
days. Battalion leave Old.FcIlows' hall AT
$50 o'clock sharp THOMAS W. FOWLER
EpCrptUrv
National Republican., 1880-10-14
AitontInn. I,ruuI,lIcnn.l

A representative from each republican
organization ia the District is rcques cd tC
meet AZ the rooms Of the Pennsylvania Re.
publican association this evening att o'clock
sharp TO mako arrangements for parade on
Saturday night ia honor Of the victory IN
Indiana aud Ohio.
THOMAS B. PENICKs
lst Vice President pcnna. Association.
National Republican., 1880-10-14
How to GettnE baltimore.

With characteristic enterprise the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad has made ample provision for
the transportation Of visitors TO the Baltimore
sesqui centennial, and has reduced the fare
between this city and Baltimore to 81 for the
round trip-tickets good for two days,
National Republican., 1880-10-14
A Happy Restoration.

l can truly say that owe my present ex-
istcncc aud happy restoration to the hopes
and joys of life to the use of Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure, and l say to every
one suffering from amy manner Of kidney,
liver or urinary trouble, use this rcmedy and
recover w. L. SANFORD.
HoLLEY. n. Y. Feb. %. 1850.
National Republican., 1880-10-14
An IneXDonslye Trim.

The Baltimore & Ohio railroad has reduced
the fare to Baltimore during the sesqui.cem-
tenniul week to 81 for the round trip, tickets
being good for two days. thus making 1t pos
siblc for Washingtonians to spend day in
Baltimore at little expense.
National Republican., 1880-10-14
CITY ITEMS.
More substnntinl restimony.

To The Editor Of 1he National Republican:
SIR: l called upon DIR. Dewey, whose Office
Is ut No sos Eleventh street northwest and
received one treatment. Here is the result {;
l am cured Of chronic nasal catarrh. / advise
all those who are afflicted with tho disease to
90 aud be cured. Most truly. yours,
]. JoNEs. 2i2i Penna. nYo.
National Republican., 1880-10-14
National Theatre-Mnggie Mitchell.
Reduced Rn,e.to Baiiimore.

ROund.trip tickets to Baltimore aud return,
good for two days, can be bought at the Balt.
more & Ohio depot during tho present week
for 81. III addition TO this great reduction in
tho fare, the company have mado every pro-
vision for the comfort and speedy conveyance
of persons from this city to Baltimore.
National Republican., 1880-10-14
To Baltimore and Back for one Dollar.

The exec dingly low rate at which the Bal
timore & Ohio Railroad company have decided
to sell tickets to Baltimore during this week
places it within the means of all TO attend the
interesting celebration in that city. The
are sold at 81 each.
National Republican., 1880-10-14

MYRIADs of people sacrifice themselves
through carelessncss. They are attacked
with Cold, neglect it and die, instead of tax.
ing DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup and living on use.
fully. Price 25 cents II bottle.
National Republican., 1880-10-14
A EehnelIom ofFnre.

The Baltimore & Ohio railroad has reduced
its faro tn Baltimore during the present week
to 81 for thoIouud nip tho tickets being good
for two days, This arrangement has been
made 10 accommodate those who wish TO
attend the Baltimore celebration.
National Republican., 1880-10-14
Pnrcnts md GunrdIans

will consult their own interests and the
pleasure aud comfort Of tho boys and children
by making purchases nt the Boys Clothing
House of b. Robinson & Co.. 900 Pennsylvania
nNNnmo.
National Republican., 1880-10-14

oUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT. SECOND
FLOOR, STOCKED WITH THE MOST ATTRACT
I'VE Styles suIIlNGS AND IROWsERING-;
PRICES MODERATE. El~EMAN BROS COR
NEE NV LLLIL ANI L.
National Republican., 1880-10-14

FALL OPENING Paris millinery at the Bos.
ton House. 705 aud 700 Market space, worthy
Of notice.
National Republican., 1880-10-14

FALL OPENING Paris millinery at the Bos
ton House, 7O5 and 700 Market space, worthy
of notice.
National Republican., 1880-10-14

FALL OPENING Paris millinery at the Dos-
ton House, 7O5 aud 700 Market space, worthy
of notice.
National Republican., 1880-10-14
Tho Baltimore Celebration

The Baltimore & Ohio railroad will sell
round-trip tickets to the Baltimore celob1a
tiou all the week, These tickets are good for
two days, and are sold ut the low rate Of 81.
National Republican., 1880-10-14

FALL WEIGHT oVERCOATs, ULsTERs AND
ULSTERETTES 10 SUIT ALL TASTES. EISEMAN
BROS, CORNER SEVENTH AND e.
National Republican., 1880-10-14

The National safo-Deposlt Company
corner Fifteenth street aud New York avenue,
continues to receive yauables of all descrip'
tiols for safe keeping ut very low rates.
National Republican., 1880-10-14
New Advertisements.

Furniture for sale.
Gas heating stove wanted.
Rooms at 1909 Eleventh street.
Trustee sale by John Sherman.
Rooms at TIC Thirtoculh street.
Unfurishcd rooms At l3l3 Q street.
House 1873 Eleventh street for rent.
National Republican., 1880-10-14
HnInl ArI,iNnla.

PANTS TO ORDER So AND UPWARDS. Else.
MAN RROS CORNER SEVENTH AND L.
National Republican., 1880-10-14
JULIUS LANsBuRon's 2Oc. Hemp, 3l5 9Th.

HAnN's So fine calf sewcd boots have no
rival. No. 6l6 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-10-14
vital statistics.

julius LANsBURGH's Low Priced Carpe
UOnse 3l5 7th.
National Republican., 1880-10-14

LADIES fine goat or kid button boots, 81 so
$2 and 50 80. Hahn's, SIG Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-10-14

TnE Hvwlnd Dental Association, 2ll Four
snd,Iplr .,r,et. use oul, s. g. Whites arriGcial
tooth, Philadelphia Picc, - per set Soc adyt.
National Republican., 1880-10-14

Our $40 "Knockabout"
suit is selling like hot cakes TO hungry man
Kat zcnstein, $40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-10-14

BENEpCTINE MALT WIsE BEER. Iiniey &
Koch, agents, 1906 pem,ylyauiu avenue.
National Republican., 1880-10-14

julius LANsnURGns 81 Lowell Ingrains
315 7th.
National Republican., 1880-10-14
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$50 solid Gold Stein-winder,

A very fuc watch. Full ruby jewelcd. r..
Harris g. Co., 432 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-10-14

St. Joscph's Lebcs bund last evening
elected tho following officers; President,
George Berglingi ycc-prcsident, II, NoI;
secretary, Charles j, Spccht; assistant secretary,
George schulz; treasurer, Franz Geier; cxecu.
tive committee, j, b. Ruth, Logenz Rsncr and
Nlcolaus lIapp; standard. bearers John Ardiscr
aud II, BergliEg guardian, Anton Hcuscn.
National Republican., 1880-10-14

Mt lower prices han ever offered Ia this city,
ut r, lurris & Co.'S, 432 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-10-14
$50 Sold Gold Watches

gOnt's s.zo. Egiu movement. A bargain, "a
Il. Harris & Co.'S, 433 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-10-14
AHRIr4L OFPASSENGE ER qR4INS.
baltimore and Potomac Depot, corner Sixth
and Is Streets.
baltimore ana Ohio Depot corner Now Jor-
scy Avonoe and street.

NJ MONNl Nif.
Nt, Louis - Gin CH", 6:fs
Puma. Balt. a way, C'ou
'phi!a, d n, y, e0 ..,. 90
Chicago a. Pi,tsburg
ek k,,sss,,s'sss'ss'.''ssss ''tV
Ratio, az WAY stations S w
Frederick sc, tMgL
hTuuClIl ",,,.., ,,,,.", s'2j
BgllO a AunHp. tx,. Ell
Mnrtinsburg Hnd lia-
FcfsiOwn &c. Met
irnuchJ ,..,.. ........,... g.45
iINltu. Rc....................lu:30
HaliO CXu.,.,,. n,..,.",ll,s0
National Republican., 1880-10-14
EVENING.

- AHHH AhhHs
tEnllO, Ac.r-,,,.,..,. - 1850
baltpuClr way (Sun.
days oiIiy)", u",", $50
puliO, nC....,......,...... i.a0
E.N.phlla ~ BoheX, 300
Piedmont, StruFbuTg,
Winchester, FreillS,
llHgCrstOWn, r. Of
H0cNs and WY sta
tlolis ...,,,,,.,,.,,,,.,,,,',' o'Ol
Hpilu, Hc..,..,.,,,,.,,",, t'51
iCh cAgO, SL Louis d
illthOmg eGpreSg" I,l0
tBultO. eX..,....,....,.... 5'l6
tHAltn, ~ WaystatlOnB 500
in. N.Y"Phil. e Bus,cH. 0'i9
National Republican., 1880-10-14
Marriage Licenses,

EVERY ORDERED GARMENT FINISHED ON
THE PREMISES; WORKSHOPS FOURTH FLOOR.
ElSEMAN BROS, CORNER SEVENTH AND h.
National Republican., 1880-10-14

CHICAGO VS.. NATIONAL to-day at $3.50 o'clock
sharp.
National Republican., 1880-10-14

CmoAeo vs., EArioNAL to-day at 3:3C o'cIocl
sharp.
National Republican., 1880-10-14
TnormomsrIio neaainEs,

OCTOBER 10, 1880
la. m.,..r AZ 2p. m...... ca J. D.m.... 47
1888 q, M. 10 Sp. m..,... Gl Maximum. %
II O. mo-. 81 yp. m...,.. b3 Minimum, 45,5
Indications.
For New England and the middle states, clear or
fair weather, winds shifting TO southeast aud
southwest slowly rising temperature and slight
rise followed by lallng b9Iomeer.
National Republican., 1880-10-14
Operations of the Health oHce.

CHICAGO vs.. NATIoNAL to-day a t $3.50 o'clock
National Republican., 1880-10-14

OUR $40 CHEyIOT SUIT FROCK AND SACK
DURABLE AND GENlEEl" ElsEMAN BROS.
COHNlsE SEVENTH AID i.
National Republican., 1880-10-14

tArrive daily. Others Sundays excepted,
M For the lime Of departure VI trains sec adYeT
iAemenlS elsewhere
National Republican., 1880-10-14
81. Gnsrnl,,a Liches nund.

CHICAGO vs.. NArIoNAL to-day at $3.50 o'cloc
shgrD
National Republican., 1880-10-14
GrnhIlno DIninnntlS

julius LAssBurau's Soc. Ingram, 3l5 7th
National Republican., 1880-10-14

julius LAssBuRcns 81 Tapestry Brussels
3lJ 7th.
National Republican., 1880-10-14
JUST RECEIVED

5000 pairs Children's Shoes, only &C. a pair.
5000 pairs Children's Shoes, 20 and 25c. pair.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-17
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Texas Democrats concede the election of
Jones, Independent. in the Fifth Congress dis
trict of that State, by small majority.
John Knights tannery and buildings belong
ing to the tannery, at Manchester, Mass, burn
ed Monday night. Loss $4,000; insurance
$4,000.
The Italian chamber of deputies has refused
his son, but granted them three months leave
of absence.
The barge Morning Star. of Buffalo, was
lost between Toledo and Buffalo about the 9th,
with her captain. John w. Thompson, and
crew of six men,,
The London Times says the queen will hold
council at Windsor, Saturday, when parli-
ment will be formally prorogued from the oath
of November to a later date.
Jesse Pomerey has been detected in another
scheme to escape from his strong cell by saw
ing through the thick boiler casing with q saw
improvised from q knife. He cut an aperture
through. eighteen inches long by nine inches
wide. He was discovered by yard officers.
The people of Erie, Pa, have been anxious
on account of the schooner Mowbray, loaded
with forty tons of nitro glyserine, being
aground in the harbor. The dangerous load
ing was put on a scow Monday and has been
an chored about three miles from the city SO,
that the people breathe freer.
The stockholders of the Cincinnati Northern
formerly Miami Valley narrow gauge railway
having approved the action of the directors 10
borrowing money for completing and equip
ping the road, large force of laboreIs hal
been put at work on the road bed between
Cincinnati and Wsynesville.
Scout Allison's" late yarn about the peace
able disposition of Sitting Bull and his fol-
lowers, is contradicted by Wood Mountain cor
respondence prepared in Bismarck for Chi
cago paper, which asserts that Sitting Bull adj
heres to his former declarations that he will
never surrender. The same correspondence
credits Gen. Miles with having planned win
ter campaign which will press the surrender of
the hostiles; but it is to be presumed the gem
eral will not invade the British count ~ in
which they are living.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-17
THE GLOBE HOROSCOPE.
AS 1t Casts Its Light on the Chicago
Markets.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.

Special Telegram to the Globe.
eaCHIcAao, Nov. 16.-Special cables being of
decided better tone today, and New York
opening higher, no wonder, then, that our
opening price for wheat was higher and that
there seemed to be no limit to where it was go
ing to be put; but somehow or other the high
er prices brought ont liberal sellers and we
broke down 114o from the highest point. There
is still no work of any clique whatever within
the sight of the sharpest on the lookout, and
unless a clique should take hold now or cables
continue to come better cannot see but that
prices must come down. Still, even the wisest
man is fool occasionally, and it
may be that i am wrong, as all
the bootblacks and fine gentlemen of similar
class are bent upon much higher prices. Corn
Is steady, and was hardly influenced by the de-
cline iniwheat AS the charters were over 1000 O00
bushels for corn and receipts very small. Pro-
visions are lower. but very active. As stated
yesterday the Jews are mostly out of the deal,
and they are the best players. For the present
packers sell very freely. and have large lines
out now at very paying prices. All that is
wanted now is plenty of hogs. We have'got
the facility for killing them as fast as they
come and the country seems bent upon letting
them fly, the little darlings.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-17
ANOTHER BOOM.
The Sulphuret Grows Better and More
Of IL.

The sulphurst Grows Better and Moro
) OF II.
Yesterday the treasurer of this somewhat
noted mining company, received two more
kilograms from Lake City, Colorado, which
confirm, moro fully, the good opinion al
ready entertained by the stockholders and
make them wish they owned more stock.
The first, from the manager, is as follows:
LAKE CIrY, COL. Nov. Is, 1880.
CHARLES Shandrew, Treasurer, etc.
Sulphuret showing better than ever. TAX
ing ont five tons of ore daily.
(Signed) SIMON HARTMAN.
The second is from MIR. J. II. Funk, an
entirely disinterested party, and gentle.
man of high standing, as well as skillful
expert in mining:
LAKE CRY. Ool., Nov. Is, 1880.
Charles Shandrsw, st. Paul, Mimi.
Tender congratulations. You surely have q
bonanza in the Sulphuret. Large land rich
body of ore found to-day. Never saw anything
The Lake City Mining Register of No
vember IL gives some earlier particulars of
the development of the mine, which show
the basis of the above kilograms:
Capt. McHugh, contractor, has sent down a
few sacks of mineral from the Sulphuret,
which shows considerable Improvement in the
vein matter. 1t carries galena and gray cop
per and some oryatallized gray copper. The
captain is sinking on the vein and piercing the
same, leaving q fine body of mineiaI on each
wall. The company will have a large body of
good ore on the dump next spring.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-17
Boost for St, PauI

]. q. Hiland, assistant traffic manager Of the
Chicago, st. Psul l. Minneapolis line; 81. Por.
ter, president of the same road; F. B. Clark,
general traffic manager, and E. W. White,
went to Sioux City yesterday for the
purpose of taking trip over
the new straight line between
this city and Omaha via Sioux City. This
line was finished last Saturday, and brings st.
Paul in direct communication with Omaha
They will return sometime in the course of the
week. This is the connecting link and is of
great benefit to st. Paul. The people of
Omaha are anxious to get direct route to
Chicago without crossing the Union
Pacific bridge and paying tribute to Council
Bluffs and the transfer there. The intention
is to come by way of Sioux City, and there
strike the Illinois Central railway. From this
point trains and cars, after this, ican go to any
point in the Southwest without change, and
freights will be proportionately lower This
arrangement is especially beneficial to the
lumber business, which is the great staple of
our Northwestern country.