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NO SENATOR'S
ELECrED AT ALBANY SATURDAY,
some Interesting Remarks AprOPOs 10
The RallotiRg-Ths Caucus Candidates
Carry More Strength than was IN
Cauens, HAT Not q MaIOEIIy.

ALBANY, July s.-In the Joint oonyen.
ton for ballot for the short term
combined resulted:
ConklIng
...,,,.,....
No choice,
When Senator Astoria name was called,
he said he desired to explain the reason
he and others refused to enter into the
conference yesterday. They had do
terrnined not to enter any snap confer.
ence, such as that Of yesterday. He also
said II the two men nominated were
elected, It would throw the House Of
Representatives into the hands OF the
Democrats. He voted for Roscoe Conk.
ling.
Senator Mccarthy, when his name was
called, said fortunately or unfortunately
ne was Chairman OF the Senate Caucus
Committee, which refused 10 Join In the
Joint caucus. He then argued that the
majority had q right TO cali o caucus, as
had been done, de also spoke Of the
duty oi the Legislature to till vacancies In
the United States Senate, and in reply 10
Astor referred to his vote ior Crowley,
He voted for Lapham.
Senator Winslow called attention To
the TACT that congressman could mot be
voted for at special election. He voted
Tor oonkling,
Alvord, in voting for Lapham, referred
10 the case Of Waldo Hutching, 10 whom
4 special certificate Of election had been
granted.
Casper, alter making a flaming speech,
reviewing the whole subject, announced
that ne was paired and had no vote TO
give. This was followed by long con.
Derrick, who had constantly voted for
Jonkling, announced that, though he did
not attend the caucus, be would vote for
Lapham. Applauke.
Ihe convention then proceeded to vote
o oil the Plat vacancy, The combined
role resultedl
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,.mnsrsturs was hot enough yes
IDI .a % ..,i,ly the coldsst blOOded man
i'0i'y o,,, ~ and even up to 10 o'clock at
% la,,Ss iD' S''', atmosphere was sitting. There
'IIa' .arssly 'nr a ripple of air the whole day
~ 'S St Atthis writing there are some
aiousn, li,,. a, rain before morning. Rain
H.. raadah.
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The NAtiONAi. NutSANUE.
AT prHnALo.


TIoHE-On Sunday, July 10, 1881, Al go A. m..
months and days
Fuptti ifOa the rt,Idthee Oi tho patOrt, Al Slack.
town, Above ih' city, this Afternoon At o1oeE Ia.
ts'meat at W. Caltsty Cemetery, Friends Of the
iAmilt are invited 10 Ntead,
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Al q Chufeh- Capture Ot Flores, the
Highway mas,

Highway mas .t
CrY tI MA1tco, July 9.-Oaxaca dls'
patches announce the cavins in ol The
roof Of a church Al Ban Mateo, aud The
killing Of atty nine wotshipeIs. a..
The Government iofces In Puebla have
captured AmAdeO Flores, the notorious
bisbVSytuas, aud twelve companions,
villa lhey we're ih The act ot fobbing =
IiIiosuce, Amadeo Flores recently es.
cspej itom Puson, killing fourteen men.
one thousand dollars reward hes been
offered ior him,
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OUTLAWS DIVOMOED WIFE.
An Interview With Her-Her opinion
M 10 tie Motive for the Crime,


~ 10 the Motive for the Crime.
DESvER, July 9.-The Lsadville Chron.
ics this afternoon contains an interview
with Mrs. Theodore Dunsmlre, the divorc.
ed wife oil Charles ]. Gulteau. She was
married to Dunsmtro at Boulder, COL, In
1873, and Is now residing in tnis city. She
showed the decree granted in 1874 on the
ground Of adultery, allowing her slimony
and prohibiting Guiteau from marrying
until her death. She says he was very
cruel to her from the time Of their mar
riage. That when he was o member OF
Henry Ward Bsscher's church be would
lead In prayer ahd as soon as
the meeting was dismissed tell her
OF some Of his swindling schemes.
That when given a note 10 collect for a
client he would turn over only half the
collection aud report that 1t was imposSi.
ble TO collect the remainder. Gulteatl'a
father 10 cashier Of the First National Bank
Of Freeport, III. While In New York
Guiteau got to spending oil bis money and
time ct last houses, and finally told her
she would have to support herself. She
went to Saratoga, remained two months,
and on her return found Guiteau had
loAthsome disease. Her friends discovered
the fact aud urged her 10 get
divorce, which she did. She was aitefward
10 lhe Treasury Department at WashinRon.
He never paid any allmony. Last Feb.
ruary she received q note from him re.
requesting permission 10 remArry, aud she
answered saying permission would be
granted on the payment ol 500. He
wrote again, saying he had no money
was about to marry wealthy lady, and
would pay the money as coon Rs married
To this sue paid no attention. She thinks
the attempt OF assassination Of the Presi.
dent was simply prompted by his morbid
desire for nOtoriety, tor which he would,
she thinks, give his life.
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DETROIT, MIoH., July S,-The fact has
become known that Guitesu, the assassin,
has female cousin who ls an inmate Of
the Pontiac LunatiC Asylum,
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PoNr pLEAsAN7, ". Va, July s.-Last
night burglars entered The residence Of
John W. English, Of this place, and carried
off q valuable gold watch, a lot Of 6ne
ewelfy and about ten dollars ip money.
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rbl,aro,a Sympathy tor tba pfe,Idsni,

CHICAGO, July lO-About Sl2 900 hss
been subsCtibsd In ChloaEo for the Mth.
Garfield iund, mostly ia small amounts.
John B Drake tslsgtaPhs $1,000 contti.
button.
made the text oi many setmuns to.day,
and in neatly every .chutoh in the city
pfAyefl we're offered iOt his DIAL and
speedy recovery.
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wnKssGRRE, Pa July 10 CONGRESSMAN
isndhCk b. Wright Ia dangerously III.
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THE PRESIDENT,
now nE con InRoUaH sAIURDAI.
An AaselIuE Interview with HIs chill
dreu-JImmIe KsePInE . diary tor
HIu Fathers Information when He
Gets WeII-ReceIpt Of Messages.

WASHINGTON, July Q. There is no
marked change in the President condition.
All the favorable symptoms which set in a
few days ago still remain, and his physic'
ians haye almost reached that point Of con.
fdence where they will be ready to an.
nouncs that he is out oil danger. This
they do not do because there are yet dan
gers to be apprehended, which, while not
sx xpested, may Get in, These are blood.
and secondary hemorrhage.
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seem to have any III effect on him, and
the physiCiaps will not prohibit his seeing
the children daily from this out, unless q
change for the worse should take place in
bis condition.. - -.
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Chs gntelI9Enfer,

,o.. Is and n rOHr'eenlh street.
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THEMOREY LErFER

AZ an IneIdentaI 10 Ihe Terrible CAL
RmIIy -'rhe hyHtsEiOus woman In
BIAek-The "BuIEDOE1 Pistol PFeRar.
ing for theTrial.
, 1881-02-22

clstsy, thanked him for his ktndncss, md pre-.
srntrtt him with the 1mwntltkct l1'ai he might
rccnrer his cfttik.
Thr rt,nyctilcnt manner II, which priests mo'l-
tfy t1le reflAltss fur hfrsea il exrmplifiest I'll
tim following ttury: pnnr nun ta,nr - rnn.
fcssn and what HI: tln'l to t"lf WAS thNt to ilau
"wns II It good pR?" !nquirc't tho parish
priest.
"ERn'l. your rlrIrenc". II was MI lllEant era-
tiIr" ... ..-
ibid It belong IN n rcll MINI or to ronr
pnee"
III, very rtch snnt,. yn,'r rtyirrnce."
+'wcti, welt, TINT n,Akrx II ,liitere,iee. + tshot
Of n,lcl, consequence; he could airnr.I to lnsc II:
r0u nrrtl H3l1y Any 4 fnw ave Nnf!h' anu
'Pafcr. nt,stcrs fur Il week,"
"'rhlnks, your rlsifencG: t'il DO TINT"
"iiy tho WHY, Pitt" said ti1c priest. rs tic was
RonE otit. whom ,lll lfo. pig l'el'ns ,o2"
"1lelDnR tn. lLl yni say! shurc. 'ildlt 1t he.
innH tn ytn,r r1strcncnf" !" ...
i ,,ne6 nakc,i somewhat Intelligent ant1 very
lnIuncIHus frsflinMu whcth6r hIa eo'lntrSsnril
wire tut thrtfscss.
"vrry. alr,"' hg replied: "tt's hccasc they're q
nawhie- mfnitrt t".nplc. eir. Thsy'sr nhnvu
thinknx u ti,rit'c,; :hnre Isn't + urand Thing
where NEIL ;tu for his ttiNnGyf"
, 1881-02-22
FOt.TEIH
Spfetd! Utsr1ttIt 10 Ihk ChttaQo Tribune.

!ypttta! Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tr!hnns.
MEM YonK. Feb, 2l.-T1e Times Albany
correspondent. says: "Tho Tiucs corre-
.spontlcnt called upon Judge Folgcr
III Ills o.lire antl nskest him
If he would he willing 10 tell
anything Of his experience during tho last
Iour tlnys liz replied, briefly: sli,nvo the
grentcst desire to bu courteous 10 tho
press, and especially to yourself ms II
representative of II. / thimk | can
sl,rrnise what yon wisl, to ask. but must
say tl,atwl know Is not mine to give
away, nor even to show to others. l
nm only bailcc. rs lawyer would
sny.' Aiming oiIacei,olaers asNl Legislators
remaining here over lila recess, tho report
tllat Judge lulgcr Is to become tho Secretary
Of tle Treasury Is received with
UNIVERSAL sATIsFACTfoS,
not unln!xcd with some regret ut the
thought Of lostrg him from tic Court
of Appeals. That would. It Is fest.
bu great sacrifice ot Judge Fo!gcr's
TART, rs we'll as Il fdss to
Tho State, hut 1t il admitted that n call from
Gen. Garfield to him wonE1 bo accepted rs
MI imperative necessity. aud one not to bu
refused. The admiration Of him mil the atl-
mission of his Illness for tie place are TX.
pressed BY Nh GLASSES VI Republicans with
equal frankness.''
, 1881-02-22

- - H7lM1H9E1F1 EtVFF FFFHI19.
fl the oficc OF tho ltgGnrdcr OF Deeds ut the
Court-liousG Is perhaps the only deed of land
rrtIln I'll tGnn tQ II white mnn III cxsAtenCu in
this county. 1t IL the 1nly one that has been
found there. 1T nus rate. md Is the docket which
by Str Francis J.0yctace, Governor. GenrraI IT
these provinces under tic Duke of York. The
decd Il from secn,eckslt. Chief sachen Of tho
C,pnnnlnk Inllutls, "suie In1Inn owner and
proprietor uf MI that tr,lct Ut tuna cun,ninny
caiisd by thu Christians l.utnptcs !snok. and by
tho lntiiAnA Newslnk." For tho consideration Ut
Gtmta one anct.nr Ut isluur, unti one kettle II,
hand pnIl by Peter Nnynnl. Ut New YORK. tho
Iund IL mnde over to Mr. l!aynru. bis heirs anu
vi tn0 doI.tItnoiit. Tho uthChirf . matn Ii n'ark
t!lllt IDoks nso Ike Il turtle than anythtnK else
Jnu eur, think ut. After this mAsk cnss,Ea tho
juu, .''rh,s II tho tnark Ut MUEssAppenackn sn;i
81 cchIlcks stst, md thu marx ii that Of I'm. taa
hand. The seul IL set Mt New Ctstlt in Delaware
TN SfAy l. tU1N
, 1881-02-22
PORK.

ACTION or TIE FRENCH GOVERNMENT.
NEW IolsK, Feb. 3l.-SGCtctnry Grnnt, Ut
the New York Produce Exchange, said To-
tlay TINT tho French authorities were oyl-
dently determined to Ito nlf I'll their power tu
tnjure tho tlatle IN American pork. Exag-
geratetl reports in rcgard to tlscased 'nent
Ind been circulated In Fraiscu, 4 repre-
sentative OF Fowler Brothers on tho Ex-
change t0-dHy remarked: ~ had cable
message this M0rllng truin parls giving the
welcome Information ct tlIo probability that
tho decree ngainst the Introduction 0f 4AllIer-
HEu pork wgl,ld b1 modified I liayo 10
doubt suyoral American dealers laye been
shipping diseased meat to Franco. For sew
eral mouths past thara has boon q grc.ss dl.-
ulslld for pork III the French mArket. u1ti
curtain shippers In tho United Sta!es have
mt been aver and nblIyD careful nlnMt tho
tliinltty ut tlle nleat sent nbrnat|. 0MAccUuilt
ut tue GnrGleshvsS OF few Gxputtufy, thu
business interests ut
MASy AIlE MADE TO SUFFER-.
1t is sometimes very dit'lcClt tu tietect din.
a.asual larats. Powerful microscopes and gunA
Judgment nrn necessary III MI tnstnsiees. Thu
bluw to tho trade. New shipments Of AltlofE-
eai. t,Irk haye entirely ceased, hitt There ato
uitt,at upon the ocrntl lnrsU number Ut yba-
Bels lntnn will! meat wl!lch will reaeh French
ports II. y week ng Ae. of cnNrse. II the de-
cree IL nat repealed Or sIn0ttltlut, the cnrEles
VIII prose y totAl loss to tlle owners. The
Untttl States C1l,sttl-t funerals at Iarts aili
NaNtes, hnye reported at10nK nppnsitIon to
AnIurita.h pork. The GeriuaM Government
fur two years examined every piece Of bAcoll
from America, and found s0 little t(lseAxutl
that thby finally g,lye tlIe examination up
, 1881-02-22
A Lively Hoe.

IIasett9n iIsd.j SfHttnsE. -..-
On Frl.luy tho ulcn At work IN the railroad
nclr Glen OnokD wcro stNrtcti by t1nu doe,
wh.eh CUTIE tawN tue nlnuutatlt pursued oy
tic ,te tr,ke throl,gh. Aasol I!cchtcl and
ChnrlIp CoItI,s eaptuEctl tho c&hntstcd n!iitnll,
iiUrll's swltri,.h .huliss temporarily. After tho
dis tla.l rested little Mr. fiur.i went III tn ret
Il, Int s!ra. 1A.er wasn't InMknE nliy INV u!'
thut Induced fLorn to vMe!ltU tho premises Htttl-
denly. 1t WIS tho llsrllcsr HnlHnti he ever saw,
nnt Notwithstanding It WAS llt1t tew around ~
s.,,,,,, II thU skin nj his knnck !es and other
PLACES, anl hrGl hisl nut of thu tl'nr ~ ltety
thlt tn. Ili|ti'l ntuy TIL u was clear ncross tho
fruk. 'Tho Au!ins! Is nt'w sAfcly hntlsctl u
.tar,u Iieehtrlx stai'lo, aud tho owHera nrv
nlxluaisly expecting M lhereVsu Ill she druF
fA.uiIY.
, 1881-02-22

Saturday, nut in TIN early dealings II furtIMr
decline III prices wns recorded. At tho First
tlnnr.l a somewhat itrnl tnIlr presnIcn nfnt II
pArtlai recovery ellssletl, but f"fore nom Il
rather FREQ selling lnoye'I,Ent rnisscd the
,nrket tn again tnke n downward t1ltn. nftl
the Improvement was quickly fn*l. Dnrinv
the nftrr,0un Tho speculation was fcyrris1,,
and ut the Seconsl Heard, when tlIe lowcst
figures Df tho tlaY wero touched, tho decline
fran thu highest potlt ranged FROM i IL bM.
tho lniter In Nashville IL ChatinnoOga,-
Chicago, st. Louis Il New Orleans, DeIa-
ware, l.aekawalltla Il Western, Tcxas 1'a-
citlc. uniun Pacific, New York Central,
Northwestern, Lake Shore, aid Hannibal Il
st. JOo LclnG nlsU
CONSPICUOUS IN TIFF DowSwAHD MOVE
MENT.
III the flnaf sulrs The 1nnrkct assltncd n
stronger tone, md tho Er,,rrni itst cl0sut nt
II rccnytry Of 4 tD ", III Which Nashville Il
Chattanooga, Northern f'aclliC, New Jersey
Central, nnd Canada Southern were most
prominent.
Anlung tho miscellaneous, Oregon Nnviga-
tIon declined ~ during tho early purtiot 1T
tho tlny. but advanced 10 at tho close. Tlle
monetary sttunti0lI continues unchanged,
tic tllarkct hung fnirly nc!Eyc. and cHpltal IN
hctwettt ! a,nl I, ucr cent, t!o great b!llk 0f
| the business being effected ut q. which Wls
| tho current quotation Mt thu ct1sc. f..;sns
! were made on Government bonds ut i per
| cent.
| RAILROAD stOf:THAGES
were active, but thu market was IRREGULAR.
Ellie cunsuldatcd seconds tl!lc.nate!l! betwcei,
| 1901 and lUO, Ald cosetI III i00!s. ka!!sas II
TGxl,s ifrsts declined from lus5s To t071l; hU
seconds fell oil from stu 10 ~ Ml.tl recoy-
erct 10 8I1l.; :rexns l'neftic lA,stl-Erant III.
cUfsleY re.Iticl fran 87,[ to Sj34, aid rGc0y-
ereu tn 81; lsostDn, liurtf0ftl a. Eric itrsts dl-
clnch fru.J, ;lSt4 to !s; Chesapeake Il tJl,io
~, CIass u, frum n to S.!4; t., g. Il !. Q.
irsts from Ill tn HOY; do Supplementary
frsts from l0t,lI to lei; Denver l.
Rio t;s1ltmia firsts fr0m III tn tlG15;
knsas Pacific cnl,st,!s from lMi!S 10 165; 10
lfrst: tDGntGr Division, eX-en.llsnn ccrtls-
ctto) frum f0N 10 f0S14; Lake SEarb conSul-
4 idatGd .cntluon sccontlA from, ~ to
1GH; New Jersey Central adjustments
fro,i' mn ils IT,; tS 1a 40 &c.,, ,En, inc"l,es ,:'
10 t051j; ll0lne, Wntcrtnwn Il OgdensbnrF
consolidated firsts from n'{ lo o0H4;; st. Paul
consols from IsI1 10 t@.4; tln iirs,s
lSnuth,ye;st Divlsiom fto', !lo, ~ ,o,,t g
American Duck in!prosemcnt 8 n!lsunccst
fro@ ii4]t to lis a,1d 10 % sscoti preferred II.
comes from K5t4 10 81; 10 first preferred In
comes fell off fran N h u. New York ele-
yatetl lirsts rose frm it!)ll To 10; Sortf Mis-
sostr tlrsts from t?:i to lGi}4: Ull1o y Mlssis.
s1ppt sinking fnlItts from I'D to ii0M: nnlt
st. Paul, Minneapolis IL Manitoba tirsts frou'
fiOt% 10 Ill.
, 1881-02-22
Sing Hey the Jol y Maiden and the Tar.


The or,,erj lust Issued uhDut tho drcss tn which
I,nt tH ulllecrs rtt III receive crowned heaus and
otter members Ut Royal families recalls tho fHct
that tho uufurnl regulations nf tho nary arv IN
urgent wNI,t Of r9vstai:. 1t EHity hut by KeLeT-
t,ritrd to Ernyidu themselves with 10 less than
iour distinct sets or uniform. These ats'; !.
NJ st. jntles'; T. Dress wh!cE, ia worn ut court.
martial, halls, o!etai recaptiuas, etc.; .. t!n.
dress. which is wur,l Oil nr'inary duty: l. uln-
l,er druss tue prlnolpnt EHrtuent Ut which IL
r,,utsi jackrt. In altltli0n tu those. which nFo
,liE bctizcnoA with gn lace, thcro arc tho 1scr. .
eo"ts asA thu recently legNllxcd "shtp !aokst.
even In the tropics, any uniform bit th'tt rig
0Xulzrl III tho regulations. which Is o14y suit
n.a}E u The ENKlIsh catNlAtG.
, 1881-02-22

-. s,,,,,,...
GRAPHIC nEsc'ht'floS or THE sIFi1's "nEcK
wreck OF the steamship Boflenllan lave Just
been received by letter. William Clancy,
cook, gives n graphic description Of tho
t,,nro ,yoa ~ bo,, NJ s,vin~ tf,o ~"ss,i 1r
ulelo was no nope ot saV'hs the VESSEL i'c
sent mo 10 tho englne"roolsi To SUM-
mon tho engineer. When thB 1ntter
cnme on ,leck he told llm therp
was no nope of savlng nc vessel nna &c.
questea hl,a u muster n's HUI llc ea'c
similar orders to the c'ltef oiilcef, a1d the
boatswatn. with the watch OH deckt pro-
cer,tr1 In lo,ycr f1,e boat4 'rhH first limit
,rn,, fa,,,,ohc,i feo, the eto rl,ourd mi scvnn
Or etgllt ine'l' win MI !flo'nas' got lillo H.
Chief Steward, George Jhnles, was also III
this boat, Shortly after she wns
}nnnc}n,, +hs n,,t,.rtr ynvt, n hnnvy
,.."a,, ~, rt..,. T.. t,,n hat ,.,,,1.,, nt1i
~. ,m.os YIN ''osa ~ t,,.a,e ~ ' "."., 1
...,', T." g"..n T. ~. @ '.. .,. ',rn,,.1 rho
otHeE jumped otlt aita "efc HIo"hea' lHo
others appeared to flnye remained i'll ller.
The HrcDutt boat on The staybGnrtl slde WIS
brokp,,1 ,1ef0rc launched. When thu mort llrc~
,,ont ,v,s 1,,,,,chn.1 .., ,,s ,toco In Nh rro ~
no"t "ts ia'Menee S!!p "',n p'nse" ~. a.
Inc oeconll hatc. Nc Captala sa'o oraefs
first. l WIS the secoiul Inst man to enter
thut boat, Aftur tl,e last ,nnn llnd gnt Into
tllp bont, thn chief officer called ont to come
clUsvr 10 thu slid. III ti,at inul,lent
,r,,r u,.rs .,,,,, o.v,. a,,,,,,t,y 1,,,,c,,
.,,,tL' - - - ~, '' .,.'.n
wlalcn spFtliff tllo lope o!!t g. ue itaiil ol
a0 n!a mus t II n efo Siii ~. IT,. oni ,a,d waGsi
, 1881-02-22

COUNTRY.
EpseiaE Dtspaeeh ia Thd chicago Jffbans.
NEW YuHk, Feb 2t.-ln tho course Of his
remarks Oh railroad monopoly Mt tho great
meeting at Copper Uniun Tonight. Judge
Back yatd: 'I'tle yoIcu of compliant comes
o., the wings Ut tho wIutl from every quarter
Ut the continent. Cnses Of Individual cotn-
p'alut will be recItctl to you In every
countlng.housc. III every hotel. where
over YOU ~ to talk With your
neighhurs. Ths prouf has assumed IN oven
fur more solemn tone. Tie public rccUrds of
the country are full nf tho evidence. Con,-
mlttecs OF Congress md committees Of State
Legislatures hnyc considered It, nlll NIL who
haye given 1t attention ueclnre with one voice
that ~ ....... ....-..........
THE ACCusATtoS is rNuE.
There Is onu fnct which We may take Us n
startling point Iii the calculation which all
will admit. The through frelghts
North and South, East a1,d West, uni
particularly bctweon Now York ami
Chicago, arc the Ipwest charged. They arc
twice u high III they ought to b.. They aTe
now Is cents per hundreAwplght,
and bufnru tho Hepburn con,mitteu
III Albany It was provcd BY
experts TINT an enormous profit could be-
made by churglng 10 cellts, Now, It WIS
computed bef.,ru nluro tha,l QUO committee
that M alyaMcu OF tlt0 cunts per hnnttrcst
weight OIL thu crop ut lsTj amounted to
4 uAtN or SS5, 5,000.0 600 To THE RAli.1a,A1s.
Ths same allowance on the crop Of lust year
would atnuunt to not less than $75.-
| 100000. This was OIL tha grAtn
| crop alone, which was certalHly not
nne-ihird OF the business Multiplying
by three we hare SCI, 000 ,O0o In ono year on
I..rA A,.& hN F&tSN u
, 1881-02-22
SILVER.

THE MONETARY CONFERENCE.
New Yol,K, Fsb. 2t,-Tlle Hutton, urging
hi lnternntionnf Monetary Conference in
tllls city, says: 'TlIo country regards New
IUr6 rs II sort Of pawnbr1ker yet, but ln0re
generous ylows will follow broader action.
Perhaps the present regari of New York Is
rs much due to tic New York press as to the
capitalists, becallse the press. in Its desro to
be held sound, dors not venture 10 take n,l-
tlollal or cosmopolitan yfuws. Tho notice Of
thu dnEly press Of tl1e city Of the 1nternn-
tlonai Conference Is confined Mt present to
publishing few furrign dispatches. Tie
Indicated BY the following from tho tistii,-
gtlislled editor uf TIE ClllCAUo TRIBUNE: i,
IN reply to your note. Hsklug my Views on
yoor stlyRsstion u ho!.!ll9 tug proposed % Inter,
snoss decidedly th!nk It The wrong plncc, The
money power Of Nav York is bitterly hostlu
could to .icfcHt tho PURPOSE W of tho Convention.
t. Tx II b'netalltc ra'sIo una FREQ evinH9e 1T
silver rs well a. goI Tho rgtnonct':stlon of
desperate md tn,ptaeahiu bIrt'os.Ecn TT Now
York and since then yallr n,nkara and business
Wit WIT ps' e 'uo' as a sives ao and
your pross and politicians huso constantly
clan.ofed for th9 ret'a! Of ths net @ or tte % sls.
xenan IL sitY u " sSsh ~ @ nesD -
Wow. FOR thu trieftus or blnelMllsm U
place fpr tho Convention IL tnantcssLy Paris,
TLo only Atlantic keuhonrd city where It cnlttd
snfely bu hcld IL Phlt4tlerhA, whore Tho cltixols
aro not 80 narrow aid selfish In thctr metallic
ldcas, md whcro tloy III nus believe I. woult, 10
III their interest to ahn1'ah silver md Hseen-
leRul.tetMter ncltrcIty Ms would arprcc1ntc tho
yMluc at mortgages And enubtc creditors 10 skin
their debtors. j. MKpIlL.
Ex-Secretary Of tho Treasury Uristow
writes:
consular 1t desirable to bring AbOnt unf-
firm ncton Of tho commercial nntuns fa,r TIM
adjustment Ut thu rrusant rclatlye slluu Ut gold
md aIlter cotn upon tho hAs[s of tho hctual
Ut their prutlurtnn nui. therefore. look with
fnvDr upon tho proposition fur nm International
monetary conference.
"Letters fAyorNE nh international none
| tnry conference. l,llyo been rBtulyea from
nnny other gentlemen known lit tho tlllal-
| elQl Wpriu."
, 1881-02-22

BURNED IN a LtFERY-STABLE.
OMAHA, Seb., Feb. .l.-Thc large livery-stabto
Of l.. Levy WIS burned nj Schrnsku City this
morning. und two helpers nntntti jam jackson
and Frank Uttu wert. burned III tcHth by fhe
bnyMpw lnlllnR onSthetil while rcscult,g hurses.
Spsttdi Ufspnleh fa The C1.ieat1' ir.bahe.
1tscnt.s. ScI,, Feb. :l.-A slMtiui TO the State
Journal snss Lcty's livery sth1le IN Nebrnska
City tnrt1r,i stvT ut :. octoek this morning.
jt,li., Jnck sot,, the son CT nj, exCtty Treasurer
0f tho city, nul partly Insane snatl. burned M.
4 lnrYu n,l.nbnr III htlrscs aEsi vehicles were
also burned. Loss nbolLt $!3,UUl.