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pne Course oSCotton j..

Tho figures have not lowered in this market
in a week. They have remained about the
same. But there has been more
confidence, q better demand and more
buyeIs. Comparatively little has CHANGED
hands, Liverpool has be.n in improved tone,
that's it has not fallen any and has made one
or two efforts to go up, which Were not peg
manent. There has been the usual amount of
gambling in New YORK., and with about the
usual fluctuations. The most thai can be said
is the spot markets of the world have not de-
2,ined during the week. The receipts in gross
are still over 400 600 in excess of this time last
year,
Tho s;tuation of the markets to-day Is
steady q,rere is good demand in Dallas,
with light o,,erings. The cotton here was
bought before the fall, and is held for a rise.
We quote;
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.


BAooN-Long clear sides % to OK; short clear
10. Breakfast bacon llhc.a
Day sAsr--Long clear sides, "a; short
clear 9M.
HAMS --t'lain sugar cured, II to IL; csnVassed,
~ to 1871. -, ,a,<. ,s 4
to 20 uoundh, g. pounds, 1917. Texas HON
made, 50 to 70 pound cans, 10 cents.
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hummer and BuiIding MATERIAL.

\ Lumber is scarce and the yards are hard run
10 meet the demand. Prices range from Sl7 eO
for weather boarding per thousand feet to S!o
for flooring.
Brick at and the run OF the kiln $Ipper thou-
sand.
Stone at tho quarry cents, lald In wall
rough 10 cents, dressed front 20 cents per cupl'
foot.
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---OgFIOE Oh
Texas Coppl r Mining
AND
Manufacturing Comp,y'
no 4O9 Elnl Street.
.--.--OEFIOE Or
To the stockholders of the Texas Copper
Mining and Mnnufa during ComnanY.
DALLAS, Texas, FebruaryfS, 1881.

To the stockholders of The TEXAS Copper
Mining and Manufacturing Company:
The following named stnckbold 3rs of the
pany are hereby notified that the assessments
made on the fhares of stock issued . them
by said company, and the amounts lA lin set
opposite to their names, remain unpat, and
notice of the same having been her e,Ofore
given, as required by the charter and by laws
of the company, this is therefore to give notice
that the shares of stock upon which asses
ments rem ain unpaid, or 20 much thereof M .
may be Necessary to pgy such assessments annS
the expenses incurred in the sale of the same,
will be exposed to saleat public cutlery at.that
court hcu door in the city of naliaa. on Tues
-ray, the l2th day Of April, 1881, between the
hours of 10 II. N. and . p. m. ot said day
No. shares Ana
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/ gUGARs.-W quote: Powered l14; CTushd,
ilh@A, formulated IL STANDARD A, 10Y; White
extra 9@qA extra Cl0 TO -; Yellow ga to i9h
Louisiana new white clarified 10o; yellow 9M;
choice SIC; prime 7&c, fair Ike.
McLAssEs--Lo risiana choice G0c,,prime 54c
lair to good 4569SOc.
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PRsfafs CHfcKEEs-Ws 1nsts 81 Sc spices
sor-rrnrIs-Per dczen. so
CruCrrrs-Ws qurse 81 B for springs f0i
TCrrrTs--we quote sc. 70 socsDlece.
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DALLAS WEEKLY MARKET REVIEW

Cotton Rallies n Little In Tone b"'
NOT in Price n eats Easier p"t
Mot LOwer-Grain Rules stendy
Flour Easy and Quiet
country Produce Ir-
Feguinr-NOtes and
Tendencies.
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SCRAP Iron .

Cast, so cents per hundred; stove, 20 cents;
wrought 80 10 90 cents per hundred; brass,
IS per hundred; copper, 50 per hundred; zinc
and lead, 81 per hundred.
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ffsnbOos uAssNss LGArnra-Ho 4, All do,
40. 2,B.
UfFan- French calf, " 20 10 s9t do. klpAi 80
tgib per potudi American calf, 600, @e .%i
~. kip, Nbc.l16l.
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atpMs-- DRY alnt, IL pounds and upwards, 10 o
181Scts; ry Rips, free Of grube, II o. grubb
kipr tic: wot salted, 7Hc.i green butcher
hfdeB, bXc.; All iamaged, wet or dry,
half price; deer skins SOC. sheep eklno from
OH. f1iyDc each.
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BANK EXCHANGE

Commercial exchange upon,.aII. points par
80 v discount.
Sterling sight "a so TO 81 80.
Sterling, co days, 81 IS to 81 s..
Francs 800. sos TO 5l5.
Marks 90 TO 50.
Gold, silver, other than the trade dollar,par.
Trade dOliars. ''''''' ~ S0ii'7
Mexican dOiiarb ssssss..ss..s.ssssssssss ~
Mexican halves. .....s.-s.s....s.'ssssss -
Mexican quarters. ......................l 10
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M HrnarD srrar Jon PnrrrIEg OFTIcz
Il ~ trrrlnr on srrns - ne rn1ei te1rtlfrl
- e-ri.sIr wo-t % - NJ HEEAID Jon
Pr 20 OTFICE
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CoFYEK-RIo, common, l4ci iair, 49, choice
I5%@io; Laglayra, 49, Java, 2sG5Oc.
Young Hyson,. 4096O; oolong, 45@eOc; Japan
S06yB5c
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oar so1r-LzsrHrH-Over - NJ. fo.s a
1r1eT - Ins, 80
rnurttnr 81 r1oa %. 49, tsEf ~ ntarIIrn a
sc; gDod %, s7ss goo1 dnr1gss, - poor d.,
o.r Harzr.s Lzz-Ers-So. ]. ssS q. No
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Fish and oysters


FIsH-12lfc. per Id. ., a,
OYsTRRs-per can Is cents for Baltimore, "
Mattagordas. IS for Berwick bay.
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i,59Sa5 $3.50 ~
BY order Of the board of directors, st IN sir
meeting held IN the city of Dsllus, lreXas, of
the 29th day Of January, ISL.
GEO. +. Afford. sec'y.
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erurss rnL1xr-ws qu0ts - 70 s0Dsr buEhsli
Garden, 5ois. pr papsr retail. Whoslesals
tssrs1-lt tss On niil..ss psr Ton.
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PnAoHEs-R rcunas. 81 ~ pound'
% Is.
Ton1-oEs-s pounds. 81 s5' pounds,
u.70.
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colL-Indlan Nation, Is 20 per ton, deliv-
cred.
CoKK-5O cents per barrel.
WooD-Oak, hickOryano ash y % 20 = ~ Per
cord. sawed stove wood is retailing. ut the
rates OF - 80 to 500 PER cord.
CHARcoAL,-G5 cent? per barrel.
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ne Ell large Drr Chrome Csriss s-.s t.rstties
q ror eve ssw viz nsIne, Dc. NAesAC
Cam 90. Enssaus - T.
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FI-s. 20; nsdiurn. -; hs.vy. Dee. Bl,ok
barr and dirty, 3 70 ~ osnis %.
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spoKEs-From to az inch, per Get, *
sHwE sSi fELIoEs-isC 20 ~, 81 per Get.
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RnRgica. Reds, wheels and g0Ies.

WHEELs--[sarven. IA wholesale, per
set; b slO.25; g Ss.25i e .25. enc
sPRIHG WAGON BEDS. -RurT's patent, SIPS,
sl9 and $40 for plain, 81 tle AND double pam
Shafts. "a 81. 80; q $3.50.
Poles. --B 90, A eil.
BUGGIEs .--B end sprlng, SOS A sloe eprin 8
s55. Strictly A phaetnns, gl50 Carriagef,
ss,;5. Sentiemen's driving buggy, eide be 0
$3.50, do speeding, $40. Ind spring, strictly 1,
Si4s; top-open, SG5 10 SIS; side pring DO, yllb
Is; Jump-ur seats DO SIS; piatiorn sprih
do, slOO; three spring do, seo.
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Blu Heafs,
Letter Hesds.
staternertH.
Envtlopes,
Uarfr

css-k Bocks, Drsr Fi~sts, Cutton Brt,is, ard
~ ~ fns c1,rurrerriai rIir ing done ir re
reafesf Style and e tre sh1-ieet nciice, - ne
Hrrarr srEfM ion FErsrINo OFFIcE- All
wurr runrNrfee1.
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Mixed, 81 per hundred; cotton, waste, 81
er hundred.
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Eees-l5 10 I7cts per dozen.
BUTTzz-Ss-.hcrn g; Texas % to2'e.
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Made from Grape Creem Tartar.-No other
preparation makes such light, flaky hot bread
Or luxurious pastry. Can be eaten by Dy-pep
tics without fear OF the Ills resulting from
heavy Indlgestible food. Sold only In cans, by
All GrooeA. ROYAL BAKING POWDER New, I orK
, 1881-05-06

FRANCE ANXIOUS Fot PEAcE.
MADRID, Afay 5.-'rlo Liheralist states
tllat tho Spanish Ambassador Mt larfs has
been privately Informed that tho Tunis affair
would 10 settled within week, rs France Is
anxious to avoil further complications.
UNTRUE.
TuS1s, Atay 5.-Tho runored occupation
of Heju and Porto Fnrina by the French Is
untrue. Tho Boy persists ln Ills refusal Of
thu French demands.
4 VISITOR.
An officer Of tic Dritlsl, ironclad Monarcl,
visited tic Ley yesterday.
THE FRENCH FoIlCES.
{1on. L0Eernt's column has not advanced
beyond Djerbatla. !
The concentration OF troops being conl-
plete. the French columns will Immediately
attack tho principal position of tic kro,1-
mir between Stdi. Abdallall, and Hon
Ujemet,
, 1881-05-06
THE LARGEST III THE WORLD,

lbE kFH1Etu III lfkE. NtnlUt
The Equitable Life-Assuranco Society nm
noa1,ccs this morning that 1t IL doing THE
largest business done by any company In The
world. To lead all Tic insurance institti.
tona Ut the United States and Europe 10 a
position ..1f whtc!, any company may be
pro!i9.. The Equitable Society l,as won its
position fMErly: far 1t hns never beotl back
wnrtl In Its elfDrts to make life insurance
l0pular, aitd safe. lis 'fontlne policies have
mt will Rreat .fnvor: RInce they offer to the
insured nut only nh Indemnity, but nlso the
privilege Of stopping bis insurance. without
loss % lttl1,self ut n certain time Of his own
selection. III tho c0iltHe OF eycnta there nro
llntiy parguns Win fiiitl themselves no longer
IN tleetl Of ltfE Insurance; md the privilege
nf withdrawing from 1t without loss IL val
Mabie peculiarly Of tho Tontlne plan. The
:50c'rty. SHOWS examples of persons being IN
s!rctl for ten ySafs, nnd then ier,nlratiue
their 'fnnti1Ic policies, and receiving cash In
some. tnstunces equal to the wlloto ut tho
premiums tlnfa; III others, tieariy MI. Tom
tine life policies may be fasued oil the ordI-
1lnry rate, which ~ much tower than the eli-
aGwiMcflt rnte, and Is tho lowest rate cnr9ed.
THE Eqni table has no nrtl,Dus conditions in
its policies VII lfcfl arc licontestaba after
three years. aiil payable at maturity, With
out reiatD VI ftlereRt, tlitMettinta1y atter tile
rece!pt 0f satisfactory proofs Of death. This
Is n fact which cannot bo too much apprc.
cEnteu.
, 1881-05-06

ont n waste product. consists Utmost wholly Of
H. stiniozh", wonI,l 6e sni,n% ID 10 10 bo ] am exco1 H.
lent material frs,nr which tn tnaniructnrc tho
gdfn.nnnr urn1GA Ut tuper. Atitta!te for wrnE-
that fli fnd1n very itnu raprr Is n,annfnctttrctl
fro.n tim refuse Ut tho nIiKar.tanc, whtcfl Is slim
lHr IN chnrltGt9r tu corn. pulp.
IN Wow uf thr.e suggestions. 1t may provo tn
,6 of ereclal interest to pnCr. Cr.tnnnnfaetttrcra 10
turn THUR atttnt0n tU experiments upon tho
cnt anly for feetl. And, II thn ppinIun .nf Mr..
htu.lntczkn + f0un practicable. tho result woul ii
!Ie thu establishment or n now Industry epu4tly
important 10 tho fActurers OF tsNtlGr anil ut
HnAs,so. THO Immense and ntInst ait1s growing
rntEmtttons al tho 9lucUsa nnntifRoturu would
utforl Tic assuratice ut an abundant supply Ut
tho lnaterinl. should II. anptnt,!ltty fr tho p,ir-
uaG nf the parcr-1.nkrr ncn t,n ,lcn0nst r1ltet1.
Wu oAtccm Mr. StntlnIczkaH 6p!nlt,hs very htgt-
ly. aud 1nnsliur thum wurthy 6f tho Epoclnl at-
t1ntloh Ut tho ltlfaettsprA Of pNI,ort
, 1881-05-06

8pfctaa Uapateh to 1h4 Chicago IfkhHHs.
LANSING. Mluh., Slay 6-lntcrvtows with
farmers In th!s vicinity during tho past few
tluys tend to chow TINT tho prevailing opinion
la thAt wheat OIL tho ground has not been In
Jure,l ~ buddy as WIS ut first supposed, yet tho
erop will bo very much lighter than usunl, Al
though 1t IL too curly to make positive pred!o.
tions, yat, ~ tho .rtaeri, part Ut tho county.
thas nos moro than hull tue usuaI crop viii ~
haa beeu entirely destroyed. while othor fields
are 50 badIy, Injured in places that iho
the gr,und and planting with aps!ak orops; q
lil4 better, aud In sons inslances I'm asorngo
vrup ID expected. In liu ease, howoyer. Gun u
lgrgo Yield b0 expected. In Kollera! whoat on
l9w ia,tIs sooms 10 hAyS sttreTca most, athouxh,
this IL mi universally tho fAot. A ~e!t-inforttd
fariner who has visited various portions Of tho
rOunty AurIns tho past fow days pretlieta about
county. Soyeral llepresantattres to ne
Legislature from northern and middle
counties state thAt tho prospect looks vary rr,
md otlb or two hAxo commenced turning thor
tlcids uEldor R{ld Will rlunt uorn tustcud hotter
reports FROM southern couut1os.
, 1881-05-06


LONDON, Afay ga Vienna dispatch says:
" Beneath tho ponlp attending the prepara-
tlon for the fetcs OIL tue entry ut tho Princess
StephanIe lnto Vlonna OH Monday next, aud
tho marriage the following day, Ia all u.ltior-
current OF terror, basel On the aballef IN q
general revolutionary movement OF tho NJ
hlllsta lit llnssttl Austria. Germany, and
Italy. The Nthsl1sts aro perfectly organized.
III oolnpi0t0 communication, led by lntellects
close to every throne ln Europe aid able to
forecast and thwart oyory Government Muye-
mont aud have III. organization protected by
lMrESErltAnLE MYSTERY.
1t Is felt oil oyer Europe that s0lho sfnlulta-
lleous general movement Ia bong prepared
by the Nshllfsts for terrlblo blow ut Royalty.
1t Is believed tllat the next few wcess will
witness tragedies In many countries Tint will
shock tho world. The general expectation
Is that tho Uzar will bs assas[nated, and his
death will 10 the sig,lal lor series OF trage.
dies. Ttle Nilllllst agents ara on tha tiy all
over EurolY."
A Ut. Petersburg. dispatch says: vt IL
found impossible for tbs Government to get
INTO THE Nlllll1srlo cll.oLR,
the NIh!llsts boIug too loyal to one another,
too well informed, aud too lntelltgent!y Or
ganlzed. For Instance, the Government has
learned tAat olso of tho rules Of tho NIhlilsts
IL thAt every member shnll return to A!s
lodglnga every twelye hours, when one OF
luis companions pays lllns q visit to see It all
IS right. When tia visit OF the Inspector ls
llade, II tho lodger IL absent It II concluded
le haa boon arrested. aud the inspector
laaAUs away with everything Of q eompro-
missing uatura+ The sNne rule forhlsla any
Nih!!tst arrested to tell lila name or address
I'LL twenty.tour lloura pass.
:. THE DlsCoyEltY or THU MELE
was made by the police In tho cass Qf 1sateH.
Na torAvnt could draw from him Ills name
ur*adu1ess uMtll the any after tho arreat
, 1881-05-06

Joscph Osory. striking awitchunan. ID locked
up ut tho WcSt Twolfth stroet Htation, churRed
with tho latueny OF witch Ah4 chain uul $+u
c.tsh fEou, James Doyle, resulting At tho corner
ut Wentworth ayonue anu Furty-spvcuth
street, EuRone Mccarthy and Teddy
MuIvetl aEv looked up on Tho sA,aa
uhArxo ut tho 'rwentY'secon1 btscat stAttot.
aud night or two ayu went upon 4 spreu.
Npylo f0ll astoep In u saloon u NJ. ~ West
TWplkth atreot, hl,A WuH thgrr relieved Ut hls
kuunpy aud vuluat!ea. Tho sulounkccpGr salt
, 1881-05-06
GRAND RAPIDS,

Hp4stal Dl.pattA to TN 0ateasq Tribune.
0,Aap RAPIDS, NIch,. Muy 6.-'rhe season
here ID quito Iaso aud tho growing wheat IL not
90 fur developed " uhual, but tho crop heroa.
abouts IL In s!no ordor aud looks most cnoouEax.
ing. Thore was soms fear that tieltia With loosa
soil or sandy kuolls would 10 "spnttcd," but
this appoAra to hayu lvUt. xrpuu4leas ami III
th.s enuuty aud for ;9omn distance
rulEroud the prospects aro now tho very boat
f0r a good urep and t4!l ayeEaRe. Tha bFaadth
sowu, ~ rapurtca t0 mtlters AI4 buyers Iu this
y!eln!!y. y about the 'a'n0 az th7t Of ono or two
, 1881-05-06

EPffIuI 13WPaf6N ~ 1EN CHttNPV 1Fs0UHss
GALENA, ILL.,, May b.-trho SECOND trial Of
Fred Ohul, for tho murder vi his fatlor,
Frederick Ohm, nearly tl.ree years ago, llas
Just closed III the Greene County (AVisc0,lsln)
Circuit Ct>ltrt, the Jury returning 4 yerl!gt ut
guilty, Tho PrIs1nor, who In an tmpussi0ntt!
speech DECLARED h!A InnaconcG, wna sentenced
% confinement to hard labor In tho State Prison
for life,
, 1881-05-06

KILLED WHILE lsEsIsTINa ARREST.
MExrlt1s. Tenll., Alay IA negro burglar
was shot a,,d killed tonight BY l'olico Oilicer
attempted to sho6t tho uslcer twlco before tiveI
u0{Ji1.
, 1881-05-06

: rlfE czAtliyA's HEALTH.
vtkxHA, Mayk-A correspondent declares
that tIIc recent ru!nors TINT the Czarlna is III
Mre untrue.
, 1881-05-06
ALLEGED LAND sWINDLEna.


WIourrA, kas., May 5-Unitel Statos
Deputy Marsha! Mahcr arresteA In Sumner
County md brought to this city yesterday
Lon Wallace ana ". Ostrandcr, charged
with making false entries Ut government
lands. The 3tArshal went back tt,-llay to tnku
intp custody ". r. Johnson, oharHcd with tho
sat1o ntYcnso. Tho pnrtIos will no arraIKuod
bp(orp Quilted Stutca Commissioner llattoii To-
tnprrow. It Is ctatrucd that these purtlcs are
concerned lu q largo number ot falso eltrtes,
, 1881-05-06
IIENNEPIN CANAL.
The Coming Convention to Be
Held at Davenport.
Facts Concerning the Proposed I'm.
provement, and It's Cost.
WHO Will Do Present, aud What Will
Ile Done.

The Executive Committee Of tho Illinois aud
Mississippi ltlyor and Caun improvement Com
mission tnct at tho Shertnan fiousg yGatcrtlny
fur the purpose Of completing arrangements Tor
tho Rrcnt Convention 10 be held III Davenport.
H., OH tho 18th and e9th inst. tn aid uf tho aIt-
water route fron' tho Rroat knkcs to tho Upper
Nfsslssfprk Thuro wcre trescut Maj. JMts,cs n.
Allen, Of Ucucsoo, ILL.,. lresl1cnt Of
tho cummission: Edwars1 1sussull, Of
brewster, Of Peru, ILL.,; ]. l.. Camp,
Of DIxon, ILL.,: ind william Dudley. of Home.
pin. Canal Commissioner Shaw. John Won't
WORTH. and Mayor Harrison nlso took part tu tho
discussion.
THE OBJECT or THE COMMISSION
is to Impress upon tho pouplo by 1ncnns nf con.
yoations md public meetings. md through tho
tnIlucncv Of tho prcss, tha feasibility Of tom
etructlng q tnnal from Hcnnepin, TIL
tho Illinois River, to q point at or
nsar u l@t9ek @ J.. Island. Oh ths ' Stss|ssIIppI
VIII Canai between CnicuRo a1,d III saile q Gun
tntpns lialu Ut water communication rln tD 30.
curetl from Tho hcasl ot .nv!9a!oa on tho s!is.
i!si Sr Gssss0 ne hs nes soa ask9t a s IT,
Wits Wits 1d' s k as to ssnS e ''t us Ut ssssa Ssns
feom onv stream to tio sothet Oily sIxty.tivo
n!Ess r. length ~, Il T. c;acd at ~ ths ts, ct e
sro 'us M Rros M ss e.,stneerE o1les t. b. es
toadcl against III its construction.
aA5. INoiuar.n % Noo4s
Isa nas peen eafoln!Iy slfVe$cu' .As cafly hs
!S3e the eHeacfnii Assembly OF lowa so1s! '!a,,
\ survey WIZ tnhuo loF tno WaF
s VII nel,,;, ~ LOW" er M frn,n ~ H. WI H ~
itvur to Dlxon. This woull provide u prisln
win sixty feet SURFACE. th!rty;sIx isct II bot,
twenty y.Oto feet Vide, ,l.ln,itting bouts u :sO
tons. Or lnrgcr tim tho inrscst employed vi tic
strec ink woald renovs tho braak Sw ox
PS y ,hP Pa S6s 3S g ToS1 ssss , Si 6 e.
ss'" tasa from te ss.spp @ oh vsr a"AS Ut .'q Itoek OK
i''ana 10 eo'eAso as 'o''o"S' Mites.
Missouri River, at nuok lsla.,i, to liennu.
,p!.I, ~ the illinois K!vet, ty oanal ....;... o5
to, n, Tic Ililn,is istvur. .........'.. w 10
LII, saI!o to Chicuro By Illinois s Michigan,
Total. .,,,.,......,....,,l ,lsV
1a !so fSo1t q tae !, sfst 50 Ssttee e e;
9sts ~ ss!s ' ss'esysy ssaas Cru os IT, ,s s 4ri
scs ssa' wS sy fas G1 !s tsan n1acaGy GS i Ht 81.
route aud declares TINT II would 10 t.!e chuaest
Ea.s, ces uIs a e,rs cost al Y ml
= navlEahlo feeder talrty,elRht i!llga f. in length
scnnto sne Mnsk ises & az So t
fsr ~a %tar rnn a y Ell he
y 5s'ss f, i e s;;as sd s"nsio;a would ofs than
al INC moet1aR Sestosday .-.--s
In response 10 inv,tatioas % to tho ' Convention @
S tnany c..scs use prom.tre ' persnal au attendace @ e
ut its session. AMons tansc who thus
, 1881-05-06

spsefat b1spatth q Tia ChttQeo Tribune.
MANlrowoc, Wis, May 6,-August Unrk-
holx, the man who robbed Dr. O'Connell's
honsv Ut several hundred dollars wortl. OF
property, pleaded guilty to q eI!argo of lar-
csuy within twollt,,a-house lid tho County
Court to-day. aud rUc9lved \ sent0nus vt unu
year In tho pElSUN.
, 1881-05-06


LEWISTON, Nc, May h,-A skull, believed
to bo tho missing lleau Of Mrs. I.lzzIo Lowell,
lIas bee., found III t,Is city, near Switzerland
Noau, a huatl!eas skeleton, Ile1ltitlul rs Mrs.
Lowell, was f0ul,d near tue sa,lle suot seven
years Ayo, uni her husband, JaIuos LowGi, Gun.
VtutcA ut nluf1eFlng heF, ID now In Hlnto lrtspn.
A rawnrd Gor tue dlacQyery Ut tho hpad was Of
{prad Ut tho tl:lO,
, 1881-05-06

SAN FRAxUIsco, May 5.-:rto Examiner
{De,nocralfe) suys: "1f the new treaties
with China Which were ratified yesterday
h.lti contained clauses morc enphatically ro-
ktrottvo of Chinese immigration and nnttlraiiza-
tion, wo could rpJoico axuttAntty. We cann1t
heip believing thnt tho tscatlcs Will provo q
fAl4rG,"
, 1881-05-06
.inwA STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.

[VWH oTNTE pVHHV Ut HEHL|W1
pEs MoInEs, la., ltay h--Ds. Il ], Farquhar, Of
Davenport, bas Dcon selected ~ SECRETARY Of
tho Rsate Hoard Of lIoaltt. vio0 l. ]. Andrpws,
The lloaEd Rduptod RESOLUTION indoFsiug and
cutulnunatl,x tho outgoing Secretary, hut ex.
pressing tho pplnio,, tllai Tho 8ooreturys dutloa
would mako It negpssaEy for hlIn 10 bo modfca!
kthdu8te.
, 1881-05-06

!loy!o'a companions took hls propnrty osteuei.
Satisfaction from tho fellows to cntlAed tho mr.
rest Ut tho trio. and tlIen ernt fur tho saIoon-
keeper 10 identify thom. Uvcry ms boon llcnti-
tGd ~ tho ono wIIo tu,k tho property.
, 1881-05-06

MoHTItKAI, May o-A tannory owned by Aid.
Mooney, four mlloa from tho, city. aud tho larry
est III Canada, burned this snurnn9, Loss si0V,.
00o; partially insured,
, 1881-05-06
CRIMINAL NEWS.


Special Uispdlth 10 Ihe Chicago 1ftbnHe.
1SplANArol.ls. Ind, llay 5.-Goy. Porter
to-tlay granted, ut the request of Gov. Culloni,
of lllinoiy, Il warrant for tho arrest OF 11enry
u. Caiais, alias Henry Alfred Chnllis, yard
master OF tho Indianapolis. Bloomington Il
Western railroad ut this city, who was
wanted In Chicago to answer.an Indictment
for bigauay. The complaint Is made by his
first wife, whose maiden llanlu wns Eliza
Snngnieister, mt w0nl lie married Mt Joliet,
H., on tho :a'th Of APRIL 1871. aud II ts alleged
that IN the 18th of February lust no lGhrriot1
IL nun or CONSIDERABLE Btyla'in his manner oil
living, WINS arrested, uud startod for ChcaKo to-
uQy ut o'clock.
, 1881-05-06

Tho waste tulp VI H1Nt0s3"faekoFlees
New York iL4nufattufrraHd fiutttsr.
Que ot our MG4t Intelligent scentttu CORES.
pOndeuts, Dir. II. atudHlc.ka. Superintendent of
worth. KuB., has caIGI CUR attention to tho pos-
slblIty Ut utilizing tho ImtntnsG quantities ut
rulp remaining tF0lll tho corn after tho extr4c-
uon or lhe starch, rb!s pulp. which Is ut pred
, 1881-05-06

Couldn't stand the T1nlac.
afosea ltobfnson hnd for many yeurs paid
taxes a., his prOpgrty nt EHst North1oiti, VI, 1t
II ratilitf0n 0t 0hiv $1,000. Whom rrcently It
was put up to- ft0,Nk, hc became Insane and
committed suicide.
, 1881-05-06

EL1zAuKTlI, N. j., May 9-The Albro Ollcloth
Faetosy was sot on lrp carly this morning aud
destroyed. It twas owned ny tho Equitable Life
Insurance. Company, OF Now York. Loss ~, ,0Qo.
1t has boun uuoooupEud for four yaara past.
, 1881-05-06
uOLLAND.

AMSTERDAM, Mayh-rhe King has author
ize.l the offer Of the guotl offices vt Holland.
In conjunction With Franco. England and
Italy, TO Qhll!, Peru, and Bollyla. for taa
restoration Of peace.
, 1881-05-06

Every. New. .E,lRlnnucr will welcome tho
Rhnkcrs' sarsaEmr1lln Aa M old triond. to whom
ha or aoIng ofo OF bis family Ia indebted FOR hop
through tho critical potio4Is ot sickness md de-
btlity thnt eutrl9 ~ every OH.
, 1881-05-06
FIRE RECORD.


Spffla! DttpdltA 70 IFt Chitaao TFl61W.
FoAr ATKINSON. Wis, M4y h.-0.A. Williams
l. Co.'s foundry ana seoder works. At I.lku Mills
wus totally Destroyed by fro last night. Loss
$l.0lU, aud onlyh small amount of insltrnnco
Cause unknown. Ths Ia u savute loss to Lake
Mills, III It YAyo employment 10 largo number
of lnutl.