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The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-03-04
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

III tie matter Of the estate 81 Edward Lundy
deceased:
All parties having legal demands aga nst
the estate of Edward Isndy-dceeased- late
ot Grant county, arc requested 70 flle the
same. duly attested, with the undersigned
within three months alter date 81 this notice;
and all parties indebted to this estate asa re-
questod to make immediate payment 70
JNO. A. MUNRO, Administrator
Ri. stone City, Grant 60. u. l., Feb. i5, ~.
Rudolph Telling still keeps fine stock Of
goods on nand 1t his merchant tailoring es-
tabishment consisting ot clothing, hats;
caps, underwear, rubber coats etc uo@h
fits guaranteed. Call and sne.
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Ihr following are the pe.totlioes
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y l%'interienr. point de comparti
ments ; des sieges moelieux, dispo
ses de chaque cote Perpendicular
renent a i-axe, ct entire i9Sqhel3
etait reserve un passage conaui
SAINT aux cabinets de toilette ct
autreS, don't chaqne wagon est
rOurvu. Sur loHte IA loDgeur da
train, Svoituresc ommnniquaient
entire c.les par DIES passerellaS ct
les Voyageurs p%onvalent clrcu!er
dune eXtr6mi,6 u l'autre du con
Vol pout aI:tr dams les wagOns>sa
lonS.surles wagons-terrasses,da dams
les wagons rtStaurant>,O u dhnSleS
wagons a cafes. Sur les passerei
les clrculajent sans cesSe tes mar
Glands he Lives ct de %iournaux
debitant ieur Ealch9ndise, les
n!archands de liquenrS, de comes
tihfea It de cigales.
Je restais dams mon finteuil /:
j. n'entenlais guofe moa interio
cutenI /; i. tenais entre nles mains
les maiils dc ma femme. ct mes
ye~X r~estaient ion@tcmps iSGs sur
soil aonx viSage, en- &c munrl.t pa
le, driait ct olapltint dune indie
ble d0uleur.
X. D'ATTAIEVILLE.
4 CoatiaacE
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nuTTS' lIsPENshRy

treat al ChHoric Diseases. aud enjoys a nation
u! reputation through the curins of com piicateG cases,
sHEsSCRETiNh or REPRESENTATIVES,
- = fng af-
cess. without usinG Mercury or Poisonous Medicirea.
ESUEC III !. ~ who are suffering from tae Effects
F.ASSzAEsSEEtx.i of p disease that units It's vic.
tins e: business Or marriage permanently cured.
IA III rs IEEETED BY NAL ead Expires,
06@HssdsAE skr-E%as4s3f gEgss@A bat where POSSIBLE
Psrsonaferhsnitasea = preferred, WHICH is FREE -aaa-i~pt
ca. lis. OF questions 10 be answered nv pa,ieIts esirins tr..t.
neni mailed free to any address on application.
APersens suffering from Rupture ,.ouIa ssrd thar asd-essN
<and iearn soHeshlnS to their advantage. It IL no! a .-as.S
torMnhie at,ons strictly eonhdsntial, and should be a:5res,ed
DR.. EUTTs ls North Stu ST., ST. Louis, Nc.
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Louisiana State Upircrs1.
A"d agricultural and .Mechaa;cai c.
Ihs next session of this Inst;tutmp II
January :5rd, lsSl.
and closes July Alb, 1881.

LCLL instructor BY AN ABLE "a
experienced faculty in the usual ~
gate studies. Cadets will lave ehis
four courses Classical. Scientific, Agk1
tt!ral amt Mechanical. No tnitios r.
charged. There is IN annual fee " ~
lars. Total charges for Heard, etc, i
University. nineteen dollars per inonek
Caiets. upon entering the EDiysFtnb !
tore being assigned to quarters *
and every three months TIT reafAts
present to the President The TleassitSSFI5
ceilt Tor three mcnihs' fec. in udvAre4 Y
dcis Shall be required to purchase -
o"n text books, ard must provide y
selves with uniform and under clothing
For further information, adde's
WM. PRESTON J0flNEIVA
Pres
Baton Rouge, La jasiA
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ohcfif $ Otilcc, Parish OF Lafnnrche.
pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE.
- Of date Aprii 18th. 1881, to me direct
ed h.yst ao Honorable tire Civil District
Court, Division ID. for the Parisl, of Or.
leans Ill the above entitled and numbered
succession. l will offer for sale at public
auction pursuant to Law to the lnst-an,
highest bidder ut the Court House in the
Town of ihibodadx III Saturday the Iltb.
day of June 1881. between the hours of II
O'clock A. ii. aud 4 O'CLOCK Z. N. the fol-
lowing described property pointed out tn
me by VIM. L. Price, Testamentary Execn-
tor as belonging to said Succession to-wit !.
To-. \ certain tract of lantl situated il!
this Parish on the right bank of Bayou
Laiourche, at about four miles below the
Town of TIlbodaux, measuring two ar.
penis and twenty feet more or less front by
iGrtJ arpents III depth, bounded above by
LANDS OF Arnstead and DAVIS and below
by lands o. Guiliaume lirctte. the lateral
lines opening as they recede from the Bay
GU; Together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon.
iSee |. Is n. Is, p. H..
20 A: certain tract of land situated on
the lett Bank of the Bayou Lafourchr and
twenty arpents back from the bank of said
Bayou, at about forty [iol miles below the
Town CT ihihodanx measuring liij orpcnts
more o. less front by twenty aruents IL,
depth bounded above by land of Mistress
Martha Ihibodaux on the front by land of
faui Leiort and below by those now and
formerly belonging to Froncisco p. PARA,
together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon, rights, ways, privileges and
servitudes to the sail tract OF lands be-
longing.
There IS a privilege granted to the tract
OF land herein mentioned of u space of
thIr.y feet wide from the public road ON
the Bayou bank aud on the twenty arpents
depth fronting the said tract for the pur-
pose OF cutting a ditch o, making a road at
inc option OF the purchaser, also a right |
Tor the owner or owners of the front prouer
ty 70 drain their land in the canal now ex-
listing on the property.
tSee c. b. \. 10. p. 49S)
oue cart. one pitch fork, one shot gun.
one COW, one l9tcf bricks.
Terms and CONDITIONS of sale cash on the
spot lii United States Treasury Notes. .
The Taxes due AMI ex,gible in 1881 to be
raia by the purchaser.
May 18th. 1881.
THEoPHILE T~HIBODAUX.
Sheriff. I
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Civil district Court, Division D. for the
Parish CT Orleans.
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NOTICE!

All persons pursuing any profession.
trade or occupation are hereby notified to
call III my office and procure their licenses
t,I 1881 without DELAY.
THE0PHILE TtfIRODAUX.
Sheriff Il ex-otiicio fax Collector, Lafour-
che.
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FEUILLETON
VOYAGE SEETuN Entail
AL PAYS DU
Pc R E.
Ou je passe sajet Eerpfrieace dane
applicatio" dc III science
I. .l'iadustrie,
(Suite.l

ia iyAA ~ HA = .
Ties lolontieis: Failure n'eS'
faisable qu'avecmoi-. .Cnnnli~srz
vous Oil Cltya
+; In Vile dc l'huile, en- Pensy!
,vaniea
-Pr6cisamens, 1850 Kilometres
de New-York, dans Ia partir oc
cidcntalc lie la Pennsylvania, ca2i
tale de CO district nouveau, la
,Petrolie, situee dans rtitc va!iir
picturesque, an fond dc laquelle
serpente (soyez tier!) French
Greek, la riviere DIES FraucaiS, at
fluent lie Oil Greek, la livIere de
trhulle!
i, -Je sails celia.
j cVous savez anssi....
One c'est &c ce pays que St
trent les immenses quantities de
petrole don't lie monde molerne i
1besoin quill y vingt ans 4 peine.
,cette region savage, seche ct
idesol6e, est devenne ttnt.a coup
,un Eldorado que des ,il!es sont
.sortieS de terre more americana,
i Ia mode americaine, en- auelqueS
jOurs que DIES fortunes immenscs
SO font ID Ell vingt-qnatre heures A;
que dcs livleres a peine yisitGes,
par qnelqnos rares p~6chears. sout
.aujourd'hui sillonnees par d'inoa
brables bateaux Al vapenr que
DIES terrains qai valaient a peine
um franc Sc vendent aajourd'hui
plus cher que dams les QUARTERS
fes plus ariStOcratiqueS de Paris
on de Londres. 81 l'acheteur a
quelque raison d'esperer que sur
&c terrain il pourfa, en re;eant
.uR puts, rencontIer nne source
de p6troIe, source qpi peut rappor
ter cent mile francs par 1ours...
Mails nOmbreuses sont les decep
tons, ct.
-Et 81 j'avais trouv6 un moy
en- dc he point avo'r de decep-
tiOns...
%Si....
-Si i'etais certain que lie ter
rain ac1uls renferme ces sources
p'ecieuses /; 81 je ponvais achetcr
4 coup Sur Lies meryeilleux bu
tins DIES premiers con1u6rants es
pagnols AL Peron...Qp est ce Que
celia aupres dc CO que NOUS au
Iions I qhseSt-c e celia? 10 dis nous
nous Gar vous ct moi, noas
pouv0ns gagner tacilement I'M
million par jour....Le voulez-
V~onsf...
QueIque fo!les one me semblas
sent d'ab0rd les paroles de Fame
ricain, meanmoins l'aplomb ,aveu
lsg1ei il les pronOncait, la certitu
DE-, EN- quelQue sortr, quill manis
festait, ebranlaicnt mes doutes.
ct, devaat mes yeux rassa III,
advertisement. Richie! richie!
millionaire !...je pouvais ieve
pir millionuair"! prendle For 4
pleines mains, lie jeter a roignees
ct ne jAmals epulSer les monceauX
cntasses dams mes coffres! lie
souvenir de fortunes gigantesques
bates en- quelques iot,rs dams Get
to Amerique, encore incnnnue
par des a%ventnriefs heureuX, Jail
lit dams ma memolre, ct &c mot
tint, je ne sails comment, il ma
pensee:
-PourYuoi ~n;auraiS je pas, moi
Aussi, une de ces chances miracu>
leusesi
Ma yoix trcmblait, mon cpur
hcpdissait dams ma poitline lors-
queue rsprisf
:-Et CO mcyen infailhble cui
yous permettra de reconnaitre
que le terrain acqnis par vous rcn
fei me une source de rettcler
Isl voca ne .croyez pas d la
science &c. :moyen voay. sen blera
inaeIss... 80.
49, *t,>t...
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NotVEAUN AhR.ANGLVEyr
LEaaiEE. DsS EYRANCeu
EncoigEuro tes rueS Grrtn q, 1t;l5s

MI Thomas AT erti PREVENT sSsn
les ~foHasenrs gu il Went lie faire d
st"tlS 'ffthgehntntssui iui Irrrettnu3
sa'isiIlie tout ccux qai voudroutI
rer lie leur corti1ncc u
hepas atoute heare lie IA joarf6e Il y
commando. Z
Table dhdte a 10 lcurer ,lu matin y
o%'lcnher ct d ! henrcs du soir pour tiinss
CilimhIc couinodts ct bieu sart,itat
PRiX M0DEREEH
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ASSOCIATION

Les Drs. BOURGEOIS & DANSEREAU.
ont forne u,c association pour Ia pratt
qlie de la medicine ct de la chirumgie.
mai Ssh.
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~HGSTaJ&nNT DIES QUATEE
SALS0NS.

X. juan BUSiU. l. DIHIETAIRE
IA ttt a~-oiAUNaNT hts QrATkE-SAisoNsl
a'f>fieiit SIS AIMS dc a-ti4ie e ,e Ia c,isl
;.Asile, iilsi t;ac 1t pHH.io gu =. Her.ie. uu /
i trdisi"rc son restaurant ta No. : de
"a rue ,ie Charities al so. ( 4 Z de L. n,,,pe
rue, pres de ot-ilvuIs. ii profit, lie ce.te o.-
raSion pour rai..trcf+r he puClit II s~ollicite
en- itIeE'c temps Ia continuation de son bieu
v~eii!ast patronage. Ii in.u.I.ic en- ouire ses
AIMS utt Il : DIES saioiiS particulars an prc
micr, II DIES o!iil.n5ror latuDIee& i !ourr, &
scfEii.iie oil iti flats. i.c> pcIsouncs d. ia
! '.i az II caiitNt&Gty t.oa.crnnt toitar
sNtt,9Ef t~tes!.aJ.%.i L RESTAURANT aCF,l uu, ell
l"a i'uit { tev -.
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Sheritf's Office, Parish Of Lafonrche.

Succession of tie Marie V. Lefort bor,
Pitre No. 1886.
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ABOSNE lIENT.

3ussAu: E~nxoiguare Green ct Levse
, 1881-07-20

1tIls. COLEMAN SHOOTS NIL COLES.
NEW YonK, July 19.-Genrgo W. Coles,
hnnkkeeper III Harry Allner's theatre
[Dowery). was shot tonight III the abdomen
by woman. The wound is pronounced
probably fatni. The woman surrendered
herself to the police, tlcelurung that sl,o llad
Slot Coles Sle described herself rs Mrs.
Elizabeth Coleman, Of No. 81 Cattlnrins
street, wito Ut n ser Captain, AMI mother OF
four chlltlrcn;' that Coles had seduced ller,
aid betrayed her to hGr husband. 1le
Ind completely ruined her, slo aaftl:
anl She had :. detcrntnetl 10 klll him.
Tile husband, win IS Captain of n SCHOONER
sailing 10 tho West tndles, was ut the police
statIun. Tonight. II sail i,e arrlyed t,ere
Saturday, and, M..., liz visited Ills l0llle,
tt,,lnl llls wif0 nwny. Tile neiRhbors toit
hinl his wife was In company with 4 hlAl, ut
Altner's 'rhtatrc. liz went there. nnA snw
E0Irs. who told him criminal Intimacy tx
Istetl betweun lin a1,u Colelnan'a wife. tn
ttay he btgan proceedings for divorce, and
tho knowledge nf tlesG proceedings, It IS
supposed, lad atrB. Coleman t., Hiluot Coias
Capt. CAlettlnn said that, whila he regretted
thu shooting. lie felt Coles had got no nlQre
thnn llH deserved.
, 1881-07-20
ITEMS.

TflEoloo!cAls srunESrs FSEl1c1sED'
spfs.a' n'oaten @ to ~ ~ Gnaea00 ims % .f'eaaf:
NEw 1o1N, Jn!y '%-.!ne ',.! stoMon.s .ee1' NJ,
McleH tr ~ u,8 uenetaa rro'caa'ns Ill., tp.scu!ns.
theo!osteaa oentslary ~ o''s elIy "ts ,'ow
greatly exercised over the recent action o1
the Bunrtl Of Trustees of this institution.
s,,,,,,,,ar ,.ocot;on :, snoctot mant,rv of lin
T.n.., - " Ta.ato ,.,ps ,s.,t, ,,,,."a .o
..,a .,..... - no, .ia,,J"', .,'at ,,as"art re-
oe4of ua,nss' m.9 aesanot .,'"t "o'sat.u! .t.nt
ho Soune man oraaI'eo u priest
ncctlon with tle Seminary w a student,
f,I. fr,.,4.,u ,t,t,., a.,o. sttn n+to, t t,t,.,,
, 1881-07-20

THE flEV. MICHAEL. j. O'FAnsErr. ,<
aptetai Ltspattht to 1He Ehttdso Tribune.
NEW YnrtK, July 1p-Thc appointment Of
thu Rev. Afici,nel j. O'Earrell Ut this city, to
the tItlo and ofllcc Ut First B!shnp Of rret-
ton. N. J., BY the p0pu, was unexpected.
tl,onRll 1t has long been known that 1ie
stuUti In line nj prolnottan. lie las becn
atuco 1871 pastor Of st. Teter's Catholic
Church In Barclay street, having previo,ss1y
served ns cnrntc for fonr years Mt the snl.le
church un.ler tho nev. Father Quinn, now
Vicar-{}oneral. Between tho two terms Ut
service, however, he was fur eight
months pastor Of st. alary's Catholic
Church ut K0ntlout, now undur tho
charge Of tho l.oy. Or. john J. Duffy. For
fourteen years he was connected with the
Brotherhood Ut st. Sutptce, Il, MnntreaI. ffe
was b0rn lit limerick, Ireland, fifty years
ngo, atitl was educated lit Paris.
Ills ArrA1YMESTs =
nre Of tho first orslcr, ami ile has long licld
front rink among tho scilniars ot hts ,Chnrci,::
Iie iias not received m official mobilization 0f
Ills appointment, MID. Of course, Is ,t,nbln to
say when lte will assi.i!9 the ltlttes
Of his naw office. rlic Di9eeso
esob,ahsa ssns II was oT toFcry ,ssstg strgcc @ I'll.
II tho bounds .of the Diocese of Newark.
Tie news Of Thy appolntmcl!t Of the kny.
: Wina.M n. WigErr, u. D.. Mt .AfaaE-
sp 4essvs h as preat plso9 9astst, of NswS'k wy "
u: j., yester,iay. Tie Catbe'!ral cll!nles were
rttng for nearly an lluur. Dr. WtEger was
born III New York Dec. D, 18al. 1le was e,l-
lcatcd at tlle St Francis Navler tnlleEc. IN
Sixteenth STREET: New York, nt Seton Hall,
!le became Vii ordained priest in Gclleva in
tt4J.
, 1881-07-20

al,e WAS possessed Of, and can,o to New York
were ycry unsuccessful, mud llcl,cu her d.
spnn.ieller. Justice Wailtlcll rlttcavured To
obtain frott her Hu,nG Information In regard
I? Ter futnre movements far tia plrposr Ut
ttatnE.s atllnE Sr i, 'ter grcsct a4uarent
RELUCTANT, lli,weyer, to give him any
poslttye information. She gnyu tic mama
last night Of. Lena Vanler, r!nca of ,birtII
lrrlaild, and, though alie admitted tn tlie
AlRgiatlute to-ttay lint tie i,a1,la was NJ
s,,,iiett, slle .lecltned Il, say wllnt her rcnt
nnmle Wns. Thu Magistrate ftlt convinced
tint 1.clia VaiIier, rs s1le caIle, harseIf. wns
ut atlllc mind, nnt discharged lter from ctts-
t0ly with 80t1p sNIutary advtcg.
, 1881-07-20
The Horror Of the Situation at
New Utm Hourly In.
creasing.
Thirty.two Persons Known to Have
Been Killed, and Many
Inj njured.
People Drtrcn to 1nsanity-The Work Of
Observation-Disclosures.
4 Railroad Collision on the Fitchburg
Line, in Massachusetts,.
i dolher and Sou Instantly Killed by tctemo.
lire at Bloomington, III.

NEW bLM+
6ptetat Dtpdtth to The Chiecpo Tribune.
NEW HIM Mimi. July f0.-ds tic r.trnors
4" o' ' ' ~ ~ ~ ~. .',..'.',,.
frOsll the country cOHle III. ami ~ the pGopto
beg'n to realize tic cxlcnt Of tlle calamity,
~ ho!9of ~ s'slo's n'G'es1seu' 1"o ~ ~.
tte:ttl Elt.s awellnH usIl IT now REACHES Iii NeW
jIlrt mid vicinity t11!rty-twO, and other cas-
,,nlltns = p. ax,,noto,t smn,,r 4bc lntnr t1ral
ra,'s.as, r ~ ~, r. at,., strs fIo,Inprnru f,nrl
i'pt"N aie ~; a'.u 49, .''. H., sa
Ilhllnnrann, linus, Gretchen, htl1 John
Knsclntci, of Nrst Newtaa. who were
KILLED III the ruin Of their houses. West
He"e'n "!s" Sn'es1 ,,. ..s, ~ "c1'n i, ~ ~, &
i""'!'fs a'ia e1ilH'' "t,ie N1s. l@'on'!s WV
another child we're seriously woltlided asla
faY III tlie ruins without attend
a,,ce mill Sunday night. wien
n acarcn,nv nartv fn,,nd t,,at,,. .ioi,n
r.,ss. ne@'e"a' t.".",x t wiz Wts,,e.'oI,s . ,,nm
Ecker. hrhiet Mlhheap0Hs ila'l.
WAS IN the woods With lis SOL Mt the time Ut
tho tornado. 1t Is supposed they tried 10
shutter themselves. hut were thrown against
~ ,...t
, 1881-07-20

DWeF0t VUpateA 70 IN EH|<o41 1Fs03Hss
ATLANTA, Ua., July lD.-~Col. r. L. Mott.
Of Columbus, was run over by q swltcll-el,-
gtne and instantly killed in tic passenger
tletnt at nno,l wlliEa abo,It boarding the train
uli his return home. lie wus nne Of the
Trustees of the State Lunattc Asylum, and
was here for the purpose Ut appearing be-
fore the Committee Of the Legislature sp-
pointed to look into the necessities of t1Iat
Institution. Deceased was 81, ard was onu
of Tie most wealthy alltl prominent citizens
OF tho State. lie catns to Gcorgla wlIen
suits, Amusing quite q fUrtWne. In politics
Col. Mott wi,s 4 tib,ral Republican, aid dur
inE tic Inst Presidential. election was. much
Interested III the e1ectDn Of Garfield. in
1st5 Col. Mott gained ,nucll notorlety Il, the,
tic military authorities that tileu controlled
ftta Gtntn
, 1881-07-20

The willy Warrior with tho Rad 1Ie.
nlaInn Of Ills Once Powerful Follow.
err 1elnK brought In.

Tho willy Warrior with tho Rad 14a-
nlalns Of His Once Powerful Follow.
ers Hclnx brought In.
1titVram II II. i'aHl I'lonesr.Pfess.,
FORr llUFOlsn, July 17,-'rho following Is
mi extract ut ietser fron, Louis LBgare III
3tnj. nrottserto.l. dnt0u Wood Mountain
Valley, July u:
Four Iiorns. ana He'd Thunder, iu oil ak chiefs,
aees fSr'y x T ss aSops . err ps.s e
au,g half. breeds CONN out with provisions. I
.und . good ln4n with Ahls lestor. ,He Will tell
(lftons - lot them knuw bUw you feed thom ut
Neulatdf have pr9Hiaiona fur two Or thrc9
=: Gill; Gsa s6s9 aey ssy F.a
you lltt!o present, such u tobaccu spirits, etc.
have prun!tsel tt@t much i not more. SEND
Jou would dirost syyry inan at The, tori not 20
pay any mora attention to sitting hui, than %
bring thoa, u tne front nt your oltea !nysor. II
sasro y anyshln1 M wro1K @ Mil L 1s@t,fy @ @ you ~ "
1o asy sess
dian senl with NY mAu,. Atnb1aso poIasu. il
SSSdsa! e e sysssa ess ,s In. GSa s
Ttie courier arrived Thursday nlKht. Early
tie following iuorD!nE blat. Drottertoli
started out six army wagons vt u ample st!l'.
piles and escort. but 1'o otlieer In charge, Wy
asFs to o 60 iisaraS ssst ixlt % hoWeys. Ss,
that III effort Was likely IL bs laada.to lelipct
nu!l fEoln tlis dlrsct route. and tako !lln +. to
1.oplar Greek. end Is maGs!rlnk to ayo!4 s1el, t!e"
coed anti uleet the party, and conlnct 1t llor0
! ~ the shortest route. A Ftot4ee1-i i4fe4s se.
porter, WHO started out vt o'1ct, @ gn rtGelpt of
the news here. y now ~ hulrs ca!lll,, a,la
det!ts of thu Journey aiu! surrender. =: -.
1la}. Nlutliert0n bus leslrol to keep vague
ruti0rs OF bfttMK-l}ull's movements, with
which his naltla has beail associated, out ct
| ia RI 1kat1 fn1tiAA FIR th0AH1IH fJt(Nk1tbK
, 1881-07-20

PITY NoW vmrE XII xn,ns oibar vr..,t t,unit.,i:
nafo M n GeH!GI .oa sae nrthntsas ~ tt,,t,,
~ ~ Se"aalMIIIy. " % Il; utiest,oSiod paces coi1ie
nn Hovees wnIeM m 01 na1 ~ sak1 tss. tne ons
~ ~ n.u ~ ~ H., a.si IN ~, ~,
H.,I. MnUn t1e n'asts " ~" "o''u "A'o wv ~ ''s
WV ~ tn1 aAWay nci 9 r. H.. m,,, w.
j:s ~ .tt ~ ,u ~ thst sn,y
Nv =. MAn se ~ VIZ " n". s s%. ~ =
the "ttneIel!A hiat -vx.s Gat mttae!sd4 s,d ~ ~ y
!a!r.eaeH nnaoeua. @ aMs.aa ~ nn1s nnu ovn
su.!n.uM'3 !. Mut w VI H, ~ ~ srno nsf ,"ou ~
sthunE ., =" .i aaMt thn .xIes ri sSa nnrelis
@ hu1 @ ',t @ ~ ~ - s,i.ss I,nrt. .tT r,s,mf
naa negn 1r9as 70 e1e ses ues anu s'unt
, 1881-07-20

THE HulI.s sIIt1. CONFIDENT.
sptlIt Dispnteh to Tho Chteaoo JsftMae.
! NV York. July 19.--'rhu bulls h, tho
Sheat market are still confident apparently,
but On thu anxious suit li view 0f tlle acctt-
miIatIon Ut stock untl Indications of q move
nent oE tho ulll crop held buck aId tho now
sfop being tflrasctl Uut Ut tiIArkNt. a few
iseeLYesS Ut Ohio anll indiana wlfpat stato
that they nre now pnying frnnl $4,000 to
Si5,00 a tlny I'll drafts frGln that section
asalnst slipa!iunss II! s!ialf. .nlnulnls. Others
ara MyIug ous very little. II,ess will be-
eln to. arrive next weak, Philadelphia
md Baltimore are already receiving
GDul tlgnl OF IIpw wheat
ifnm Delaware, Maryland, anil the northern
ller Of The Southern States, On the other
hand, sl!ppurs aro taking but little, s.1,ll tho
nodesatc recelpts have to be delivered Oil
contracts t!iat
10 TO TlIE ,crdQ,'E 81:
ind lnso.store. Enss WIS sclllng red wlleat
deiiyere,t 10 linn rather tl,au ship II, md
funk Howell Is taking III tho July red alla
paYlna far It. II IL supposed II IL fur Hughes
ND cotsfall. tl!e forlnur furnishing the .nuney
uA the latter thu experience. 1t II
n!a, for running the July desIl In
rh,,nn ''Avt' ~ Mc''on,s ., ~ Ases ".no ~
u%"lse ol Mo Ct'ca9o clid, 1of
u3 bfltpose. It IL snld. Ut covering the July
apIUn there aist,. Ttat this market IL short
etIaly II fOl,n1l fuIm tie bucks Ut seyerul
ptominent ap,iuu l.ol,sea, which stu,r t0
letyc IN being sj.urt ubuut ciRlitetll bout
lads u thu t.ree long. Ur short Aix to one,
kdw tirtyt%t'% % j",E ~ 10 tys sort, {, ~r ,l'out @
sls and 0lt4IlaIf to Due. Sprtrlnbcr. oIl tho
uJl
sfiKo to Dltt., EulEn tlk1Y It IL f1,furrel
THERE: WILL. 1,s A TWIST
y 4nly beforu hing. and TINT IN the ht,lga
.s a M t a t ~ %1 aY s! larESr fr, S ttar gr
tasl wlent jsft nyer fn,i,, tha .t,Ilv ,iani ~,
u naTkS sush Il ~" 'v1 ,,.o mi ' cov"r at. IN +,
tatlr shorts ri n ,,rniif. ""' Il. omtS sfnlilnr
l'Ogsall il lui, .fov,, ~ tia clf"nc viii 1. INV
tais il ,ras s,,rt % i}arat ~ o Il & YIN a,,,g or,
tAuae wiz went a,s,rt ~ .i,,iv SMi ,nnW III
August so,no linn ND, nj til, 1ftcsl,t itff,r.