davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-03-16

Cnpi. c. Pbtcrson. who last yenr commanded
the schooner .iurs, nsld WIN was out Ia ncarly I'LL
the hrnvy Hnlcs which prevailed turiuE thu scn-
son, always heavily loaded with grain or lrGn'
ore. spcnks III tho highest terms OF Capt. 1feher
Sq1sicrs patent trcc- mills With which his vessel
wns thoroughly refastetrl during the previous
winter. tic Hnys his vessel was rs strong md
still us a new craft, nuil thut w!,cn she dragged
her anchors and went ashure Mt Eric on sunlkcn
pier. .Eltrng tho heavy guile or Nov. t. pounding
for seventeen lours OH stony bottom antl tho
H,skrN pier, every scn ,K0InE echr over hrr. he
uvS gonc to pieces. As 1t WIS shp. stutd It
brnvcly, mt us much MS wettng one bnshcl ut
her clrKo, and cnrrynY tic Eanp FROM there to
liisiInu after being elgiltorcd nH Last season
tho .J,lrn WIS nineteen years old. md clnssH1 \ =
on tho inland L!oysls. Thls ncti.s'i has now
Ing In popularity. tho Inani Loyds permitting
tts sa ttstcud Dl iron wt,crc fastening Is neces.
RAry.
, 1881-03-16

1.nClsvILsE, March l5.-COrTnS-Dull, t0}sc.
FL0rR-unsDttlnh but generally sowGrs OxtrA, f125
@4lsA cxtn. fM,nsly. ti754A.i; a No. /, sA75a&W,
chucG fancy, G;.iS.btlEi
tlnAtS-Whuat kteatly; HUI Cnrn In fair Lomandt
No. wIllts, lilG lie; do tslxc. 1ic Oats stGnay.
with fair ienlAfd No. whltu, ;8ttc: dn m!xrd JtB
Jtle. HyH tEln md nsiclanHclt No. Z, His.
HAf-StCn,tyt tIlHkx1i-A ...
!.I.nv!HlnSn-rur* htronx ind hia!,oTs tlAia insA
and halrsi shnutdoEn. til4r: euar rh. o. u; ceAr,
set incon Mcttrc. hrn, mud xl.eri shoulders. kht
NNISk kf-st.ilay ut ft.aL
Mo0s-Steady u t5alALU0i tcceIpis. ".
, 1881-03-16
t}lSG[NSA'TI.

CINCINNATI. a., March h!;-CNrroS-Qulet At l039c.
FLuun-Eaa!cr. hut nul GIotablJ Iawor.
ultAiN-Whuat scArce md !rIns htRhsr, No. rod,
slHaaiM. Torn stEDER, NJ. ! 3nlxud TIC Oats dFni
No. linked. y.as;u. ltye-I0n'Mnd fair md nlatkot
nrM; :o, !sA,;l!: hurley stFonyi No. spring,
T,tbvlsiuSK-.iiiFK tlrn.i st5t1 lnrd In fair do.
nlult md hiahori sl9U:th$bltft. H1lk nvata nrIhi
nhuuihers 5c rnar RIB. ~. Aaeon nsu,i Shoulders.
5jk 3. CLEAR rib, b1{c; cluMr, ~
WWlHk if-Stpuily ~ tt.bL -... 49,. ......
iIlITEll-i'unsatli fulf: chuIce Wosaqrn Nessrye,
GJ&23ci choice Eonltal uhv. 1s4t2lc.
, 1881-03-16

f'1ttEAnEtrHIA, Atntch !h-WunI.-1,nlt and lnrcF'
Ohio, rcnnsvtFailn, nnd West Virginia, duublc c1-
TIN und nbuye, 4iut r1trn, Ales tic: medium. A*9 Tic.
roar.e Its;ssc; Sow Yurk, attchfsNn. inhlnna, and
Wratern, hc, .Ea les medium, Alta ti!Srs cnnrse, NA
tic. wnsiicu c.,mltnR mtd tlealhc. il*tc hnwashsd
do. 1@ds.E}ct tm1Ieu :st4:tsc. -
lsnSruS Sarei js.-WO1,G!n fatr dcn'nnai t,h!o
CnltAin. r1krns W"4s9c: medium md NJ. dccrct ~
ta%~e. cnnIi'E md Ielntnt, l1s5c; InHnshed wUus,
- $:Gc; pulled, GktJb.
, 1881-03-16
MILWAUKEE.
Spfctdt D1pttth to The EIttfIqo Tribune,


MILWAUKEE. March ,h-A strong buying uovc-
,nens thnusHEntrh Mt tllu EhnMher OF c0mircTco
tn.ttny. and wheat nvunceh STEADILY. csrcnlay fnr
thu p1fttDtl* Fairy in tho fufennHn 40. sptlnR,
aallcr April, touched sl,u, will May nt el. nnd Mt
&fcsu figures arSo hlncks Ut tho options MctG pur.
clnscl!. Tho volume uf transactions wns 4nllc &c.
slcelnhIc. such Ut tho regular whcnt specutatars
recently deserted tho arkn& to deal III prt,TlsfonS
10 linvo hrcuu,o sHtstns with their nhnrt OK
rcsirnce und nrG hack In their nid tracks
moru. ThIs change has given tho ulIent
n,nrAtt nnw life. The outside 1lipnrcs were nntnf
tnI.c. art!t G1cNpt tis ths bull se,tiMcnt nt Gts-
~ ynsnsu Thu i's.rka. rnted Iaher: md rsScs :
its:I,, s!ois.ai,s Ssrc1. %as Aprii. .i!;Si; Msy:
a,lsanrs' e nc. lseccips sccestcd, uu bu; shp-
,, t.9y II !ss II ;s ss, @
a,te s, SR s,sFss sS Hss e
sl.r.H, white slMy trn,al,.r'! s.4o "s.r: l!Hynss
tiisir immediate iicsirt...' ,
.Prus!.ipnr wuru nsaln wondnrtuily stsons. md
~ XVII .S Fs sth .5o g. a'
IL tho 1rtstsrn .tssottattd Prrst.
MILWAUKEE. Via, aiarelt l5.-fLOun-Flrm and
aA's. When, t,r,n, cl,,cd strong; No. lnon,lna;
line. si se; NJ, Ws; sASs " t n,ssi n1aii ''ss, sa!a
sy *a oSsFi S @ I'D III W. 1a ".iSs s
~ e.; tys towsri, H.. |. s':t .. .,.p,.., ar N
iiEcEl'rs-FtoNr, l9UJ brIs, wheat, lsu>obu; oats,
FitrsEN7s-whcat. laiu0 bu, corn, ZOO but; oats,
, 1881-03-16
A1AS1rOwoC si1ipilUfLD1N0.

Spfcta. Correspondence Of The Chitaao Tribune.
Mss1ToyoC. VIA, Nnrch H-Thp shtpyart.s
At ,h1a mn havo cvhl,;t nj t,ts yf,,trr anmc,
a. .s, as ~, ,,,a,. ,I' oo'',,. ' s,,r' "v
thlnK ol their eltl-tlMc nctFaly' more "orK nav
tnY been lone thNn during my previous wlntcr
since 1874. Flight upw craft arc on tho stocks
ID tho courso Of construction, aud one Just
hn!Shed ~ really 10 be lauHencu Naen tue !ee
Kpea.
FAM 1nnnh 1,ichart,s. vpr1 rrnspnts a ycry
,ta,., .s.. .,,n, ,,I.. tt. ,,,,, a,,1t
ilssls hupe..a'ec' .neto oes u.. "pm nv o."ts ls
going up with considerable rnpdity. Tho trst
Is lur9e tloube-4IeoAcd Atear- b,lrgo, which ho
ia hulny FOR himself. mi foet Ionu oycr nil.
nAtA"8 AVA A"As"hS AHA Aee. f"e H'~A '''t
, 1881-03-16

SEAAIEN'S UNION OFFICERS.
AT tho meeting Of tho Chicago sen1nf1i'R Benz
cvulent Union. held last evening, the following
officers wore put In no1.inntion by acclaulRtton:
1'rrstent-ttchard Powers.
First Flcc- 'resdent-II GMn1crson.
SpcDnd Wee. President William Canton.
HeGretnry--Chnr1es Mauher.
Tho election will tuke place next Tuesday
evening. Before adjournment vote OF thunks
WAS tcilIorel to the press.
, 1881-03-16

To1Enn, o.. 4thtch la.--GnAls-Whsat opened
Hrul c!nslnR raslsri M. red Wabash, spot Vlasti
Aprlt tIlH; Muy. tlMe.; July, HUI Hu rod. l4s
Rejected, tj{e; HD. rod Hllxu, Hug CuEn stuaity;
hiah r!tred nslui No. ..poL Isi April sA1os atsy,
4i+ti NJ! wttitc. Hsst tnts anluti No. X.Ac; .,,
April. savs Il tlIs; aiay. tiiJ; Jus. tlM:s;.'
!kEtElt"ss-Wlscat. aluu but c0rn, N,u1 btu. oats,
14,uu Du. -.
SHiFAkS1y-Whsat, iAuu bu, cu1u, t1,Qn but oats,
, 1881-03-16

NEW ORLEaSs, Marctl li.-ttNt:a-Actvo md firm;
supcsnnt, EttU; Xxx uxtrn, tA7S6slD; NIX do, $.;5a
h0U: hlstl st4.dca. $h2js't.G
t;HAIS-GUru scarce and t!rm: choice white, Csc.
Oats Hrtmer at h'G-
EOuS-MEAi.-ln gon1 tpntuHd Mt EA1i
IlAr-Qu!ut aud stcudYi ptiluo f.u.D0 choice, {2s0
91Gth
rRurIstOSn-Ink moAts puct md wcakt ahouI.
ees losu. 5Sc: packrts. 3fc; CLEAR r Si,:c: clear.
Ita'3c. lincun iElHcr; shuu:durs G7&tac! ccnr rib.
u itt9ltc; Glrhr. F!4i..
WIiisKy-Hicndy; Wertrrn rrttllci1 &t.NigL Llu.
tiDCEItaEs-SHvEr .tu.ut aid wehkt t1f!n.'tf TO
uu'l eonh,nn, tlaits; Ialr q fully fhlF b}kttac:
lt!en eHsIvr. ntsaiu, ordinary u cho!ce, ftt6c.
BNAS-Quigt; $l.ul.
, 1881-03-16

CLEVELAND. H.. March ii-PEFtnLEEM-E1em
Standard white. ITO test. IT,
rtrrsnt.tIu. Pa, March 15.--FErRoLErM- - Dnlit
ceutlc easy; Uniioh certificates Sfti refined. SIC,
'TjTTsviitr ia, Masci, Observation-Disclosures
at kcI hiHhpkt S4 lUwess+ kft(nt GNscu. 8f1c; eh.
rlGuts 8i,hu charters, autli runs sl,'M
, 1881-03-16

t,nlcAt.ss. I'll. Mnrch t,*lss1.
SEAhEn pltt,rAsALS n trIpeato VIZ hs r.
ApI!i5 1 t9r "snlsns ;, aMt ,, ahseG unsfsd m, noa
Drift HoltF. t.I,i,rru for Cribs !n ts Exterior
Hr.kwater NJ GIer*o. III. They Will ft u nns-!uch
trty.twn t; lllc~ Fur iNtnplefe bill. speeLtlca-
Dir nj this ptlcp. Il, j. 1.YnECkEit,
AlnJur OF Engineers, u. =. 4.
, 1881-03-16
By TELEGRAPH.

FOKE1GS.
apsettl Dt,pateh to The Chicago Tribune.
L,srl.pno,, Marcl la-il:p a. m.-fLuuH-So. l.
lis; No. ,, Is ri.
S--Hbcak-Ninte1, Nh. |. Is I'd: NJ. 2. ~:
vpslne, Nn L. Ds I'd; No.. Sthl Club Nm. !. ss lod;
Nh. .. y Sd, Curn-Sow. 5s sgd: o1... Is d!2d.
FnovistnSs-l'urk lAs. I,ari. h5A Al.
L1vEHruo1. March li-'D y. m.-Weattor nnn.
Bseads,,lt. quilt and strauy. cxcrpt corn. which II
duIl corn, new os 1}3i.
.LtvEnlDol, ainreh ls-an m.-uld cor,,. r. III.
LtvEtltpul, Mar.h IL! p. H.-l'NDvIsiOSs-ffa.
eon-Cicnr cut atcudy Mt ts; abort r!hn ktcndy ut s
d.; long steuy Mt Ills I; shurt c!cnr stcaay Mt
Is I'd. linms-Lons cfenr dull Mt lis. lcef-lndia
moss dull nj is.
TunrsSttSk-spIs!, tlon'on, steady Mt SIS al
LAno-Fslnie Western ktcaiy At a,s III.
CuEKsE-Amotirnn cho!cc slealy ntG's
FLuIa-E1trn Stnto dull Mt rs MI
GtAiS-Wheat-Hrrln M. 7 dh1l Ut 9s III; No,
whtle urtuer.A Id; wlutrr ttrnler NJ ~ i'd Ctrn-Mtxe1
steady at Is lid fur ND und Is hA fpr HOW.
LtvEMroof. Aurcl ls-KsonnR.-tnrrnN hull
ii eGt1-iGi salos. HuH bal9s; speculation and cx-
port. l,nU: American. G6h+ ...e
BHEAbsTufPs-Qulet hut ss"atiy. except c0rIl, du'I
old Western nltxci, Is ut, nnw dti. 5s aHad
PAortkluSs--Amercuu lard, Hs M
YAttFs AND FABttlc*-At Manchester dull and
lowur
RECEIPTS PAST runEE pArs-whens. o'1 an cent
ais; American. aEu1. 49,. -.
LONDON, March -1tennod, 7H's
SSrsknr. Masct - -I'ErnnLErn,-a.sst:
Of Ire as a1"s'pS ~ef' 'ee'''o " '' .o'easo no'''
pssdss. ast sss % o; s4sssl Ssrsh ss' %hts 'S Il
ss ;?s; e$Ss +;
s sRa aa ~
WhaaNS1ss mncn dS!"g S5 qnss orr ers. r.
.1a eesr M g. ao@ ~ S.sa c sc
qat;y cSi cSia .tia au an sasyr u & ID ManK I.s
Ssss n: s.;s; s;
4 kFrit mfr rnu8f f1Ifn
, 1881-03-16

Wll,rl.cater's lEypopt, o.pI,ites
will cure consumption, rauEla, weak llinsa,
bronchitis, mud guacrul debility. Established
twcnty' uuo years
, 1881-03-16

HoGS-Tha marriott Was as active ns tho most e.. e..
AcIlnE sci or r1nd desire nlsd wna htrnn9 trim TIC
opening nis, In nldttton q llbnENl inquiry
shipners alid tic 1tssRs wcro picked as fnet ~
YadnA at Sl.ttsa r e.nnlnn q gns, sl, f.thS 1,%
samn range ~ III hiondaJ. hui the nvesnsu a. tr!cc:
mSyss!N aid heavy hug. inrrcIy at r. NtsiH There
Vsrn good r1Nty tkirs tint sold At g. 2tt hh1 not
fcw for which k,taEtaIh WA TIM hest That sc'lsfa
could obtain. The n,AskNt clutcd aIendJ.
, 1881-03-16
NOTHING or THE SORT.

NEW OMLEAss, Nurch l5-lhere has Decn no
duel (uught here hutw9o1l two editors OF city
IMpera, ~ w,ls fnrpshuloweI iu Il previous dis
i,uich.
, 1881-03-16

nErrAtu. March Observation-Disclosures Spring ncR-
ectr; tnIes 1sf1 bu rss winter nj $ll.. Corn-ttoM
ictua,d ind fitm u cars NJ. mixed Western At 40
tMs nominal. Rye, nono lcsc. harley dnil i,01' hu
curala privately.
, 1881-03-16

hi: unsrttlch Nh. ! rn.h. Nc; Mnrch. SIZE; Ny.
rh.h VN$s: March, ni&e; M. leash Nt{Gf Mnrrh tc.
torn Herrips, AUn tis shipments, a,US tn; Arncr,
No. 1eaNht IGt March. ash'.
, 1881-03-16

An insurance nprHt In Cleveland snys tho
Northwestern Nnttouul Company. Of Milwaukee,
hayc issued a clrcnlnr continuing tho following
minimum price, and say thoy will stop Issuing
cent: AZ, "a per cent: III, ~ per cuslt Tie flc
trnlt Fir. & Mnr!ns Compnny any they viii In
tho sumo. This PhsrnIx, IT brooklyn, hnve not
yet given tllelr rates. but they Will be consltlera-
hly hKhrr thun last year.
, 1881-03-16
C[ttI.,I,fhN.

NEW ORLEANS, Mnrch 1h-CUTTDS-Quets mid.
ding, lg{c; low mlidllng, ic; good ordinary, aAc.
ltr,nn, VIU; TO the Continent a:i3; sales, stu;
stuck, Gl0O.
, 1881-03-16

Q9NNE(i{l

1SnlASAroLis. March E-tiltA1X-Nhcats stcAdyi
No. rod. fLEi4@t0l. Corn stua.y nj ia l7Ec. Oats
stendy n xjxGttc.
, 1881-03-16

pEIISONAL AND u EN- EltALs
Capt. George stcLcoh returned Monday evening
from IL Trip to MunltowDc, aud loft for RutIRs0
yesterday afternoon.
Capt. Louis Vance was In tho city yester,lRy,
en- route for Detroit to look after the echuoner
Duyid vnnce.
Caps. Wlnm johnson proposes TO convert tho
forc-uuu.sft schooner Clara Into thrce- and
nGter.
Lincoln Miller was engaged yesterday In de-
signing private signal for tho Sopcr Pond
ColupAny's now steam- barge, now on the stocks
Mt Grand IIaycn. The design ca!ls for II bt,lo
Held With rcd eornurs nnd y. i. tn. In monogram,
on whlto disc nf Klubular tortn In tho centre.
u blln,lrr cn!Gullttctl to deceive no ohe at nll
ncqunint with vessel proportions erept into
tho nlun,ion Of tho Chicago Dredging s Dock
Compnnys now Iron tug yesterday. She Will
hnvG eighteen feet beam md thirteen feet hold,
illsttal 0f &le reverse. ns tho types nlatto II.
Among the visitors TO Chicago yesterday wero
L. B. Furtlrr, 61nornl Agent If the Manhattan
Insurance Company. and T0wnsc,ld Davis, Of tho
firm Ut Sullth Dayfs ge'ltral Insurance AKents,
fiiiaI0.
Quite number OF marine losses incurred DIR
Ing tho sevor1 gales OF lust fntt, still remain
unsettled by tho Insurance companies Interests
al, greatly tn tho annoyance of tho ownurs Of
tho pruparsy involved. The Golfers OF so.ne Of
tue co''iGsi!cs eanmo; .ot, b. ~ xsrs sh, ~ .,no,
Cleveland to look after tho nchooHcr II. u.
llnyps.
Capt. lolu Green. tho we-know4 Buffalo
noun, nftor II lriut sulunEn III this city.
Cnpt. J: "; ;Canalor. u Detroit, passoa through
The axtney 0r the Flret,,en's Trust Insurance
Conpany pi Now York has been nsslxned 70
pou,., Mcssrs. Atkins & ueskwlt, hayo bcom
appointed agents for tho Western Assurance
G"mpany Of Tnront1'. *nsi .. Messrs, ,s, Mln1"ri
pntly.
, 1881-03-16

sHEErcon'Iueh n nct,ye rc1ncs. nnd .n s.s ns
pretty Iasea und not d! tic best quality: shlrtrs.
and local hutches1 bnuEt frrcfy And sales MNfr ~
loving uotedt
, 1881-03-16

DKrWO,T. March 1A-FLOrn-Fivm.
utAlS-Wheat rRsss; uxl,A. nonllnail No. whito
al0lN March. aane; April &ll, Mar. fLe>t' 1uas.
ttb;.s; Nh, white. &i, MI. rtd, nominal. It9-
ceipt#, tduu but shlpuiuns, bu.
, 1881-03-16
lil;tll,lIA.

FE0ltlA. ILL.,. March lh-~tiRAIS ~Corn steady; now
high nlsed, sAs Ak4v mixed AZ fsatsr. bats qulesi
Ny; whtee. 1J{tiJic. RJu uull, No. = ti.Ut4t1ls.
lltIuWISAe EnclIusI1ei vi tIU.
tMEttEs-wnrnt ~. hIi rU5n, i. t0 bu. oats.
.snlPilESIa- Whval. Iii III. cnrn. l,uN bu, oat.
l1.Ao but rys. :oN bui barley, ). Nv bu.
, 1881-03-16

Dyspepsia, bl1fnaSucsa, nervousness, and this
ernbltuess, ull cured With Hon ulttctx.
, 1881-03-16
PROPOSALS
For The Sale Of The Reform School Grounds.

Propositions Will be rece.yed at tho Cumn.ittee.
Rum; q il,r lNunty l,nf!,, ls,o!t !! MerehaMts'
bnttiltiE Nurhwcst corner nf In SH3lc natl Washing
tun-sta.. Chicago, until tiIe e;tl Af t aarch, l IN!
tho pnrcl,ase tfnr talshl or thn m tnrn school
GrnuHa. m I'll led, KNOWN M tic snt - acres ~
.hngJ IT, Gust ut ~ T. ~.
eaii property ha. l,ren subaiviacd. A Plat mny he
saetl Mt xni oul,.tteG-ltpDt1.
Prnpositlttla tuns hg ln,le for the w,ioIR or my
upek Dlucks. Title pertrct. The !sGlru reserves
tho rl41t I" reject nnJ H,td ~ propositions.
a. q. KkUPt, Committee
JOHN ii. H'ikWAHT, III
JOllS rSGtL, -. Flnnnce.
II. G.. 4ESSE.
, 1881-03-16
WOOL.

OswE0o, Mnrrls is.-{inAiS-Whcnt nrm. Corn
scatce. Westnrn mixed, SIC.
, 1881-03-16

nAIT,MuuE Nd, s1arch l5.-FL6Un-Qu1et; wlth-
out change.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES higher ctoabR cnsy. No.
, Western winter red. SPOT and March. &t.lsNs
Apri.. $LlVeai.i9s: 3iay. &ilysa1.EES; dune, sIg4
3t.lait July, $Ll5a1tL Cosn-yfcstern spot higher;
u,tlntI* etensty: Western mtxsd srut, h.ltsas7kc;
Ntnrcs 5;;Ai1c; Aprll, 5tjfaa55cs May, a9laittkc,
etcnmcr, AMs:jii. l1ua q,ti1t Hi1d firHl; NGstntH
Whilr. Ia N4:, mixed Es1iic I'cnnsylvanla, 4stldAc
Itys ttrln ut $l,04sl.uJ
Iiuv,stUSs-Vury Lrm; Without quotabls change.
ltETrEt-QutGt. ' -- ...
ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
FYTIlusE NJ Unchanged.
tillh:Ellt ~ -Ca1ro e!!up!.{. Sugar firm.
NIttsky--tlnli NJ tlIlu1 Ia.
Observation-Disclosures.
itEGEIPls-FInut. Eti trls: wheat, $3.50 bu; corn.
TtEii In: oats, III uu; rsr, III blt. -
Eiji,5IfSrs-WhrNt :Ii,SsI btt; corn. IEtl.sJ bu.
SALl:s-Wheat, As, ,NN hut ettrr3, 1t0 Ill bu.
, 1881-03-16

You will look In vail. fur la.nkhcs X yt,ll uso
GleHli's 6uluhur Sy1r. Ayuld u1uuterfrlts,
, 1881-03-16

6p<ttas Dhpateh to 7hA CAled2o 7Stbun4s
kAssAs CITY. March 3,-GAAtS-Ths prtfs Current
rcpoIut Wheat -Aceeipta. lxss Lus shipments. va3l
, 1881-03-16

1T. lAtrtr, No.. Mnrch ti-FLOrn-1sottcr; trlp1o
extra. III: family, i5a5; choice 10 fancy.
E.lnai75.
GnAiS-WsIent opened lower. hut improved; No.
rcd. ttG!li iai ui4 cAst; tllis April: t15,xtfiost
Auy; tINi!i Juno; nc years No. do Nasc: SU 4hu,
H&a1Ilc- Ghr bcttcr 4use Io&a cash +0c snfcf; 4uk
@pshc April, 41!fslI aiay; +i4e1lk June: 3.l4u
.tugurt. Oass hettcr 1tGSiIs{c crh; ;s1fc bh for
April. !tyu slew; sl0s bid. l'urlsy quiz. md an-
ehanuctt.
LEAn-f1u nt 4tfC.
Observation-Disclosures.
fU0A--t.VwHF nj 13t214c.
WillAkS -etuNHy Mt HUI '. -........
FNuvlsLuNs-l'urk tirnt Mt {l5.1s 2ath. Dry salt
meats .srnnr nnd Huw ut &iu. &ut f9.j blcuh hrnt
at hishi. fSs, sdtt9u, lard hIRher Ut tta1 nske!.
itMElIrs-Foms. h,nn bFis; whcat tnn0 by; corn,
suirnEsTs-El,tlr, i.In! bsls; WItnt, 1iun hut
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KINGDOM FOR SALE,
But the United states will OBJ
TPcE.

New YORK. 1.-THE Times. editori-
ally, Gays: Ii is an open secret that Kala-
kaua, King of the Sand Wich Islands, is
on voyage around the world for the
purpose of selling his kingdom. We
have right to regard with some uneasi-
ness that trading expedition of King
Kalakaus. Virtually, the United States
has mortgage upon the Sandwich Is
lands Ihst we have monopoly of the
trade of the Islands, both as regards i'm
ports and exports, is we'll known. The
government Is independent of ell other
nations, 1t Is true, and it is true that the
government is nominally native, but it is
also undenlable that the worthy gentle
man who Is king of the Hawaiian Is
lands by virtue Of his descent from the
head chief who seized the government
once upon time, is merely fgurehead,
and that he is less Of
ruler than constitutional kings
usually are. The fercest annexationIsts
IN the island are naturally American
planters and traders. They fear to have
their property Interests transferred to the
dominion Of European power. They
long for the time when they will not be
obliged to submit to the payment of an
import duty on their own products i'm
ported into their own country. They
argue that nearly everything that the ha-
WalIsn Islands exports goes to the United
States, and nearly everything imported
into the islands comes from the same re-
public. Ii annexation ever arrives, it
must take the islands 20 the United States.
That this step would be denounced by
foreign residents who are not Americans,
is also true, but in any event, although our
cannot afford to promote any
policy of annexation, other governments
Of the world should be notified that any
attempt on their part to acquire the Sand
Tich Islands, by purchase or otherwise,
would be regarded by the United States |
as an unfriendly act. If we are to foster
and maintain the great commerce be-
tween the Pacific Coast and the east, that |
commerce will need the protection which
can be given it from naval and military
'tstien on the Hawaiian Islands; we
nave already been offered station on
he island, but the policy OF our govern
nent has been adverse to any such bar
ering Of reciprocal commercial treaties
or political advantages, as this PROPOSE
ion contemplated. If King Kalakaua
eally wants to cede his kindom to the
United States, or place it under Ameri-
an protection, the shortest way to reach
lis object would be to offer to sell out to
ONE European power.
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The Weather,

Cincinnati, 13.-The weather moder-
ated slightly to-day. The maximum
was 99.2, mean SO 8, and at 1870 to-
night the thermometer was 800. Still
there have been fully as many prostrs-
tens from heat to-day as yesterday,
while the fatal cases are quite as numer-
Gus. Total number of burial permits,
ninety.
Indianapolis, 14.-The heat is intense;
990. There were a number of prostra-
tions, two fatal here, and many reported
from all over the state.
Burlington, Iowa, 14.-Tbe heavy
rainfall of Tuesday evening was followed
BY drizzling rain this morning and a
cloudy sky this afternoon. Thermom-
eter on Tuesday, 1000; to-day, $50 to $50.
Cincinnati, 14.-The thermometer
shows go st noon. The day is the cool
est within week. Eight cases of sun
stroke are reported up to noon; four of
them fatal. Fifty-six burial permits are
issued; four deaths by heat.
There are thirty dead bodies at the city
for Identification. The
board of health will establish q tempo
rary morgue. Fifty million gallons of
water were used to-day, or more than
he capacity of the pumps.
Columbus, 13.-Twenty sunstrekes to-
lay.
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Hopes for the ..Jeauuette. ,,

New York, lathe Herald: The
corroborative report brought to San
francisco, yesterday, by the whaler
Thomas Pope, seems to exterminate all
hopes Of the safety Of the whalers VGs-
liant and WotLGStOn, but in the light it
throws upon the Jeanmette'S movements
there is reason for renewed encourage
meat. When last seen. in September,
1879, she was not far from the two
whalers. On the supposition that the
Jeanette was over borne by the power
of the ice and elements, and compelled
to abandon the nOrthward advance, the
probabilities are that she would have
been carried, as the whalers were, TO the
southwest Of Herald Island aud Wranele-
land. In this event, with her great re-
sources for battling with the ice and
for maintaining her crew, if driven to
the Siberian coast. we may anticipate the
success Of the Hopes party in finding
traces of DeLong between Cape North
and Cape Yakon.
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Paris, 13.-Tbe Senate passed bill
prohibiting treaties Of commerce fol
three months.
Berlin, 13.-Besides the interview be.
tween Emperors William and Francis
Joseph at SalzburR, Baron Won Hay
merle will visit Bismarck at Kissenpen
during the summer. There has been no
renewal, recently, of the negotiations be-
tween Germany and the Vatican.
Slsteva, 13.-Prince Alexander arrived
| to-day and was cordially received by
twelve members of the diplomatic BODY.
Ottawa. l3.-The battle Of the Bovre
was only socially celebrated here. but
elsewhere In Canada there were parades,
speeches, etc.
New York, I3.-The battle of Boyne
was celebrated by a picnic, address, etc.
Zurich, l3.-The grand council insist
that there must be no socialist congress
here.
Rome, 13.-The Senate passed a bill to
prevent the spread Of phylloxera, and at
tempt the administration of the Ameri-
can vine.
Paris, l4.-Itis stated that French in
terror postage will be at the uniform rate
OF 10 confines after the 1st Of January
next.
BON bay, 14.-Advices from Candahar
Represent great excitement there because
of reports that Ayoob Khan has reached
Warsh. The Ameer's forces are en-
camped near Girish.
London, IA Berlin correspondent
says there is every prospect that the bar |
vest will be much worse than last year. |
Crops are valued at only one-half to two
thirds of an average yield.
In the Commons the land bill, clause |
twenty-six, is under discussion. 1t is
in regard to the promotion of emigration.
The Thames challenge cup was won BY
the London crew, Thames crew second. |
Cornell third. The race was won by |
three lengths, with length between
Thames and Cornell.
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wisconsin Greenbackers.

WATERFOWL, Wis, 12.-The state con-
Yention of greenbackers nominated for
governor, E. 2. Allis; lieutenant-Rover-
nor, David GiddiDgs; secretary of state.
w. H. Hopkins; treasurer, Gerhart
Sommers; superintendent of instruction.
J. 81. Gaynor; encouragement. Joel
Foster.
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