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National Republican., 1881-12-22
AND OHIO RAILROAD
DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLERl
STEEL RAlLSl
schedule to take effect SUNDAY. DECEMBER IS

sCheuule 10 lhke cUtcl SUNDAY, DEtEmbEh Is
4, NJ. LEAVE WASHINGTON
t25-ChcngO, CinCinnnti, aud st. Louis hlst express.
hW-BatimOrc, EllicOtt city, and Way stations.
G50- baltimore, Annapolis, aud Way. (PietIngnt.
Sirnshurg, Winchester. liagcrstown, aud Way.
via Rpuy.)
sl9-pnint OF Rocks aud Way stations
Si5,Phladcphia. New YORK, aud iuston Express.
HngerstDwn nndnt Point Of Rocks for Frederick.
iROo,;On sunday only for baltimore, Annapolis and
Way,
1000 baltimore Express Stops Mt IIyntsvillc,
College. Beisvillc, Laurel, Annapolis Junction.
JcS.ups, aud Hanover.
tlO:tl-Piiisburg Chicago Cincinnati, aud st. Louis
Express.
i2:iO-nnltlmore, Ecott City, Annapolis, and Way
tl:2i-O sunday only for Baltimore and Way.
f2:l6-Balliniure Express.
t3OO-liallimUrc, Philadelphia, and New York ES-
39i-Ialiimore and Way stations (wlnchcsicr.
Frederick. lIngerstOwn, and Way, via ReinyD
i:3U- Baltimore, HyHttsVlc, and Laurel Express.
[ticdericE, via lielay. stops nj Annapolis
JunCtiOnD
t,lO- -natinore, Annapolis, and Way stations.
chester, and Mny Stations. tOn sunday to Point
of Rocks and Way stations onyD
t5i5, Baltimore Express; (Marlisburg aud Way.
G05-Point OF Rocks and Way stations.
baltimore and Way stations,
tEiD-BnltimOre, HyRttsve. and Laurel Express.
tSl0-Pittsburg Cleveland. and Detroit Express.
Philadelphia New Y rk and BOstOs Express.
Sleeping cars 10 New York. stops at nyatts-
tGi7-ChicagO, Cincinnati aud st. Louis Express
tDnily. lSundny only. Othcr trains daily except
sunday
Al trains from Washington stop ut Relay station.
For further Information apply ut the Baltimore
and ONO Ticket OniCtS Washington station, blO and
where orders Will be taken for baggage to be checked
and received NJ ANY point Ia the city.
National Republican., 1881-12-22
Trade in Gcorg'

THE GRAIN TGADE.-Arrved- Bark Farmers
Friend with 5000 bushels wheat and 800 bush els
corn.
TIE Coal TRADE.-Bui four boats left Cumbcr-
land Monday with HOOP tons of coal, ms follows,
for Georgetown Consolidated Company, ll60l
Blaen Avon Company, l2OO6; New Central Com
pany, ll6.l3; Maryland Company, llS.U2
IT Is very poor economy to endcavor to relieve q
Cold by negcctIng II, when 2j cent bottle of DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup will cure 1t at once.
National Republican., 1881-12-22

I.isadvauce United States bonds is i2ois. Atlantic
and Great Western nrst% i6ai do seconds, l5l{ Eric,
1856 do seconds, l0s New York Central, i33's Illinois
Central 1875 polnsylvania, 631f; ontario and West
ern, gs's st. Paul. i06S.
National Republican., 1881-12-22
Nfnrch.
Nrn YnrlI aarnrrnl nIn,.IInt-

NEW YonR, Dec. 2l.-Flour-Receipts. io.726barrels
exports, 7O0 barrels; very dun and again n shade
easier export and johbing trade demand limited
sales, il0U barrels; No 9 ~ OOf4 3r superiine West
ern and state ~ OOn5 20; common to good extra do.
q iOld6 90 good TO choice do, 20 l000UG common to
choice white wheat Western extra, 81 25@S2f inncy
DO, - 5000 Ut common to good extra OHIO, - l3tp
S2 common to choice extra ST. Louis, si OO9 OO put
ent Minnesota extra good to prime = 0O0 j0 choice
to double extra, s. Gltg o. market closing ul and
weak; SiCtnern flour duh and declining common TO
fair extra s. 75dB 7j good to choice do, 81 SpHSp o.
Corn somewhat better receipts, 6360O bushels; cx-
ports. 7,20l bushels. sales. Sl0O buthcls ungraded,
CfDDc for old No. white, 75c Southern yellow, csc;
do white Gg0t7lc: No December, G1tsc; January o.
q o6slc closing at G5hc; February, 7Ori0ac, closing
at 1u6c; March, 7lsam72c; May, 736s3tc clos ng at
13li ic bid. Oats unsettled, closing shale better on
opons receipts iGiOj bushels; sales. iUiOO0 bushels;
No. 3, &c; do white, Fp6pla6c; No. 3 lsc do white
ig'sc No l. 4s.ac; do WHITE 81 ic.mxed Western ~
50lS 53c No December, isc; do January $50 iSAc
do February, 4si@is'6c do March lgc. do May, ~
Coffee quiet: Rio Otic. sugar steady aud quic sales
OfH hhds Cuba Mt 1lsc Demcrnra 1ss6p7tic fair tO
good refining quoted at77s nc refined quiet and
chnnged; yellow - 1ISd11yc white extra O. SA6Si &C.
yellow. gt &c; on A. s'aN siec: mould \, SC; stand
ard A. S7iNslsc; confectionery A. DC; cut loaf, 0As@
lated, D $3.50 D4c cubes 0Tc MolaSscs-- Foreign
dulli New Orleans steady aud In air demands quoted
at lOdh. Rice UNCHANGED! demand moderate; Ian
gOon, s2 o. In bond. Fork held somewhat stronger
demand very slack; spot mess quoted at sl6 62ls "a
10 20 for old s7 56ls0 90 for old mess December
80 Ih do January, $40 i5dlT or new do, February
s7 2j@i7 90 Middcs qdlet long clear DC; short clear
cwt. higher and fairly active. closing very strong
sales of prime steam nt $40 WE.
National Republican., 1881-12-22
nnI,Imorc 0cncrnI ,rnrnc,.

BALTiMoRE. Dec; 2l.-Flour dull; Howard street
and Western superfinG 81 Jdj or do extra 20 nB 5O
DO iamilys 1901 81 CITY Mills superilne ~ 50G5 or
do extra. s. 51lp6 ~ do family, 81 5000 5j do Rio
brands, "a 2jtu1 81 Patapscu family, Is 2j Corn
Southern steady; Western dull; Southern white. Gjs
qGCc yellow, t6c Western mixed. December, G,' Sc
I0Ac asked. Oats dull southern, EMSlc; Western
white, l9g5ic: do mixed 47eplSc pcnnsylyann. $50
Maryland, so 0Og230o Provisions quiet and easier;
mess pork Sl7 10; bulk mcats-shouldcrs and clear
rib sides, packed, 7sCDOsc; Observation-Disclosures. C;
clenr rib Sides l0Ec hams, 2l,@ac lard refined re
Butter firm: Western packed, lNp4Oc; roll, 23Gt3nc
Eggs firm ut 3i@J5c; lined, gItd2jc, Coffee firm: Rio
cargoes, ordinary TO fair Qgl0'lc. sugar quiet; son
0'sc. Whisky quiet Mt ~ IL. Receipts-Four, I 1i.
barrels; corn, A. bushels; oats, 2.0J bushels Ship
ments-Corn, ,f0i barrels. Sales-Corn, 1850 bush
National Republican., 1881-12-22

Yesterdays Chicago grain and provision market
fnrnlshed BY Cooke Co. Pa ave. and Iffeenth 81.
National Republican., 1881-12-22
PROnnCE MARKETS.

baltimore stock rBonrd.
BAfTIMOuE, Dec. 2i.-Nirgnia o. deferred, III do
Insolidated, a; new l0-ils u bid to-day.
National Republican., 1881-12-22
Jan. Feb. May. Jan. Feb. May

Opening. Closing.
National Republican., 1881-12-22
FRANK fiI0Nis0N. tiien"Fni H' MHnHraEf. Ee'
,TGRGGNIA MIDLAND HALLWAY,
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
ON and after SUNDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1891.


TRAINS LEAVE u, & T.. DEPOT AS FOLLOWS:
I;io n. m.-.NEw ORLEANS MAIL, daily. Direct
connections for the south and southwest Daily To
points west Of Charlottesville on c. q u. Railway.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS on TiiO n. M, train
from Wnshngton to Atlanta via Danyille, ana
trom LynChburg aud Atlanta to New Orleans.
ll;2l n. m.-FASr MAIL daily for Atlanta and the
South via Washington and Charlotte.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS ON lI:2O a. IN. train
from Danvile to Atlanta.
1875 y, m,-SOUTHERN EXPIRES, daily for all
~. lnts south Via Danvillc and Charlotte.
MARKS SLEEPING COUCH CARS ON 1G35 p. M
train from Washington to DnnVillc.
PULLMAN SLEEPING AIRS on 1915 D. m. train
from Washington to Charleston, :, e.
Passengers tor MANASSAS DIVISION take $40 n. ln
train daily, except sunday. For WarrentOn, i:i0
n. M and ll;2O q. M trains daily.
For tickets aud Information call ut Virginia Mid
land Oncc, 6Dl Pennsylvnnn avenue
N. MACDANTEL, Agent.
NJ. SLAUGHTER, General Ticket Agent. Jyls.tf
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WESrVfA wASIIINGrON.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-04-14

member of congress from the second A.
trict, Is to be United States con,nisSio us
OF Indian affairs.
PRESIDENT GARFIELD and the penb.-
of his cabinet have been invited Ia atta,5
the annual banquet Of the National M
eran Association of Baltimore.
CoEKLNG's latest plan to tb,ya.. !,
confirmation of Robertson az eollsa.. ne
to have the business men and conn. 1,
bodies of New York memoriaI,e "a
president to retain Merritt in the ens,s we
house.
COMMANDER MEADE reports n u
navy department that lawlessness i nav
restrained at Havana, and that tho RI,
ish consul was nearly murdered bg rnf
fans the other night.
MIS-. SPRAGUE recently called upon tho
wife OF Congressman Moore, of Memphis
to acknowledge a social courtesy at her
hands Within an hour Mrs. Moore ~
ceived a handsome bouquet from Conk.
ling.
kESwARD PHILIP was among the callers
at the white house recently. He statas
that the district attorney will dron tba
charge against him in connection with tbe
Morey letter, whereupon he will com
mence suit against George II. Bliss for
false Imprisonment and malicious nrose.
cution.
The manufacturers of hoop have no.
titioned Secretary Window 10 reverse
Secretary Sherman's ruling, which CON
strues cotton ties with buckles fastened AZ
one end to be manufactures of iron. and
liable to an impost duty of s. per cent. adj
valorem.
IL the United States senate Mr.. Nc.
Pherson was refused permission TO intro.
duce resolution asking interference nv
the government in behalf of Michael
Boynton. imprisoned in Great Britain on
charge of melting violence Mr. Bayard
argued that the democrats were justified
in their attitude in regard to the election
OF officers. Mr.. Sherman declared that a
resort to dilatory motions was revolution
airy.
y DELEGATION Of colored men of BaIti-
more waited upon the president and pre-
sented an address asking fuller recognition
of the claims Of the colored republicans
Of Maryland The president replied brief
" that he would examine into the matter:
that In appointments to public office the
fitness and qualifications Of the individual
should be considered. The color, whether
black or white, coald, in itself, be neither
a recommendation nor bar.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-04-14

nail, diseharging the contents and killing
her almost instantly.
A BOILER in Cummings & Firms smelt-
er, at Leadville, burst, demoiishing the
| building. The engineer, William Collins,
was fatally injured; three others were
seriously hurt
THE round-house of the Utah d North
ern railroad, at Logan, H., was destroyed
by hre, damaging five engines. The loss
is estimated at $4,000
IL the FRYER Hill mines, at Leadville,
smouldering flames have broken out anew,
throwing one hundred men out Of employ
ment, and steam is to be turned into the
drifts.
CHARLES O'BEIES. the owner of several
business blocks in Burlington, Ia. and
one Of the most extensive grain-dealers in
that state, shot himself dead in his bed
room after dining quietly with his family.
\ HUCKsTER named Barnett was found
dead in his wagon on the road, four miles
south of Middletown, Q. The appear
ances indicate murder, but evidence of the
crime is not vet established.
JOHN STEWART, while passing Coal Val
ley Ia, jumped from a freight train and
w. 4 quart-bottle Of whisky carried in
an inside pocket, was broken by the fall
the glass cutting its way into the intestines
IN the most horrible manner.
A FIRE broke out in the large factory of
the Farmers Bone and Fertilizing com
pany, at Philadelphia, on Mifilin street
wharf. on the Delaware. which consumed
that property, about sixty lighthouses and
a saloon near by, and was only controlled
when nothing more was left to burn. Three
or four yachts burned; loss $4,000. The
fire was incendary.
Mrs. SABoURiN ard her husband, at Og-
densburg, n. Y, owing to the child's en-
treaties. went with it upstairs to put it to
bed. Mr.. Sabourin carried the child and
the mother carried kerosene lamp. On
the stairway the lamp exploded, badly
Burning the child and father, and inhicting
injuries upon the mother which it is
feared will prove fatal.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-04-14
Accidents.

a LOSS of $1,000 was incurred at Utica,
y. ", b. the burning of the Poole block,
on Liberty street
W1LLIAM ?. SrRoUL, cf Detroit. fell
through an elevator hatchway in Linn's
grocery house, on Jefferson avenue, and
was crushed into bleeding pulp.
FIFTY feet OF the government riprap at
Omaha has beer washed out by the floods.
Two men were ,vept out among the ice
cakes aud drowred.
WARDS elevator at Nicksburg, kalama-
zoo county, Mica., burned to the ground.
Loss on building and grain, 81 500; insur-
ance, II 600
FRANK CHENEY, aged s. years, whose
home is in kossuth, Nanitowoc county,
Wis, fell upon 3 hot stove while suffering
from an epileP,iic fit, and was fatally
burned.
Miss MAGGIE WEST. an accom- plished
Young lady living near Monticello, Ark
was Killed by the accidental discharge OF
gun. She was carrying the weapon into
the house when the trigger caught on a
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-04-14
From the Capital.

CONGRESSMAN FARwELI sides with
Conkling a. to the confrmati of Rob
ertson as collector at New York.
WHILE engaged in some writing, at
Washington. the other day, Mrs. Senator
Logan faipted away from an attack Of
vertigo.
THE postmaster general has issued or
ders for a reorganization of the railway
mail service, as to salaries and appoint
ments, on May lst
JUDGE TdURGEE and other North Caro-
linians waited uuon the president to re-
quest the appointment to consulate Of
James IT, Edwards, colored citizen Of
Raleigh
MRSSRs, EyAKrs. Thurman and Howe,
the United States commissioners to the in
ternational monetary conference, have
sailed from New York for Europe
Hon. HIRAM, PRIcE, Of Iowa, the late
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-04-14

THE worlds fair is getting along
ter fashion. The Pennsylvania rail
road has contributed $4,000, and the
Japanese government proposes to send
to it many objects Of great interest
never yet exhibited outside of Japan.
Some time ago tie japanese commits
sioncrs presented to some foreign diplo-
mat two beautiful Japanese dogs with
pink tails and blue eyes. We think, if
they can send some curiosities like
these, the worlds fair may receive a
real boom. 1t would accelerate the
movement more than anything else
that has yet occurred.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-04-14
rilllIIial.

4 SHEEr-HERpER was hanged by the cit
liens Of Santa Barbara, Cal. for the MUIR
der of Mrs. Sargent.
WILLIAM LOWE, a fugitive from Mexi.
can iustce, was shot dead at Del Norte,
Col, by j. II, Jackson, for horse-stealing
THE conductor of Matchmaking
scheme against Louis Stratshurger, New
York ieweler. was shot dead By a police
man in the attempt 70 arrest him.
Is. f. KING. when postmaster Of Milton,
Fla, cmbezzled 81 600, has been followed
for Two years, having finally been caught
At Galveston.
The police Of Peoria nave Captured
Mike Conroy and James Glsgings, who
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-04-14

Mr.. MASON, the United States Consul
at Basic who has investigated the cir
cumstances which led to the richinw
scare in France and Switzerland, has
communicated TO Secretary Blaine the
result of his Investigations. He finds
that the ostensible occasion for the agi-
tation was the outbreak of trichinosis
in French family, at first supposed
to have eaten American pork, but
which had only partaken of the flesh
OF reccntly.killed French hog The
pork found infected with trlchinG in
France, and which was reported to be
American pork, was really pork inn
ported from Germany, where the dis
ease first originated Mr.. Mason states
THAI there has not been 4 single instance
ofany person having suffered i'll health
from the use Of American hams or
pork, that this fact is fully recognized
hy dealers in Great Britain, Belgium,
and Switzerland. and that the danger
from trichinosis arises from the use of
fresh uncured and mcooked pork.
The fact seems to bc that the agitation
against American pork is carried on
on false pretenses for the purpose Of
enhancing tins value Of home-fed
French hogs
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-04-14

THE Mormon church conference IN
Salt Lake City, Utah, continued four
days. The old officials were re-elect-
ed with the exception of John W,
Young, who, since the death Of his
father, Brigham, has held the office of
counselor to the apostles, from which
position he was dropped. This indi-
Gates that the Mormon authorities have
either lost entire confidence in John
w, or they do not approve his conduct
in church matters. Missionaries were
appointed us follows; TO the southern
states, twenty-five; northern states,
twenty New Zealand and the sand
wich Islands, three; Italy, one; Great
Britain, twenty; Scandinavian country,
twenty; Germany, two; Holland, one,
and France, one. Besides these, sew
enty-sevon families were designated to
colonizc Arizona.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-04-14

IL long letter, just discovered and
published, Edgar Allen Poe solemnly
MES the charge that his habits were dis
sipated. But this voice from the grave
comes too late to reverse the public
verdict, and Poe will go down to poster
ity as a man who was always drunk
and wrote "The Raven and "The
Bells" Burton, the comedian, whom
he attacks, is bigger man than poor
Poe
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-04-14
CablegranlS.

UNDER the coercion act two brothers
named Nallv have been arrested at Clare
Morris, Ireland.
BIZ vote of 1872 TO III, the Italian
chamber of deputies rejected a motion for
a vote of confidence in the cabinet.
SOME officers while serving elections in
| the County Of Mayo, Ireland were attacked
by the peasantry, and two men killed,
IT is proposal to subject Tunis TO q
! French protectorate, leaving the hey full
authority over his Mus8ulman subjects.
JoHN II. SHEFFER, fsh-dealer of Buff
falo, having been detected in forgeries of
several thousand dollars, killed himself
with laudanum.
The damage in Spain by floods is esti-
mated at 81 ,0OO, 600 and thirty thousand
persons are said to be in want of pro-
visions
THE king of Greece is sorelY puzzled in
his attempts TO find premier who can in
duce the people to accept the settlement
proposed by the powers.
THE Russian Grand Duke Nicholas, the
diamond thief has been incarcerated in a
castle belonging to his father, for intrigucs
in his behalf.
An authoritative denial comes iror. CO.
penhagen that negotiations are pending
for the cession of the Danish West Indies
to the United States.
THE Russian philanthropical society
has resolved to provide for the families of
those killed or injured in the struggle
against the nihilists,
KEv. HENRY VANLEY will contest with
Bradlaugh the sea- for Northampton in
the British house of commons, and the con-
servative will also put forward a candI-
date
PRINCE FREDERICK WILLIAM has had
several interviews with Bismarck on the
question of right Of asylum. The reichs-
tag passed the proposition looking to the
punishment of assassins.
THE British budget shows an expendi-
ture for the past year of ESQ, OSOO0.
Gladstone proposes that $50, 900, 900 Of the
national debt be paid in the next quarter
of a century.
IT was stated in the British house of
commons that England viii not discuss
the question of bimetallsm, and, there
fore, declines to participate in the none
tary conference, but India will send del
egate.
OLt-NEI 4 la i IlN laitN Nli' NNhN
from Paris to survey the Trans Sahara
railway. has been about annihilated by the
natives. One squad of twenty-nne were
destroyed by poisoned dates.
REpoRrs of the earthquake visitation
in the Turkish and Grecian islands OF the
Mediterranean continue to reach US. The
island of Xante, one of the Ionian islands,
was badly shaken by the last shock, and
at last accounts the vibrations continued.
EDWARD SIEVE, consul general Of Bel
GUM at Philadelphia, who has lately in
vestigated the pork scare in the western
cities, expresses the opinion that no dis
eased meats were shipped from Chicago,
Cincinnati, or st. Louis.
IL the British house Of commons,
O'Connor alluded to the increase of evic-
tions in Ireland and appealed to the gov
eminent to take steps to restrict them.
Gladstone asserted that never had a gov
eminent bestowed more anxions labor than
had the present ministry on the proposed
land bill
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-04-14

TIE states of Michigan, New Hamp-
shire, Rhode Island and Vermont pay
their governors $1,000 year New
York and Pennsylvania, $4,000. Cali
fornia, Illinois, and Nevada, $4,000.
Indiana, Missouri, New Jersey, Vir-
ginia, and Wisconsin, 5000. Oregon
pays 81 500, and the others from 8, 1000
10 81 900 each.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-04-14

THE terribly destructive earthquake
at Chic and simultaneously the most
serious inundation Of the century at
Seville, following closely upon the
earthquakes III Austria, and with the
war clouds lowering in the east, are in
cidents that may disturb those who still
have secret fear of the prediction that
the year 1881 would be one of potents
and terror.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-04-14
NEWS NOTES.

Mr.. HERBERT b. MITCHELL, son Of n
newly elected Pennsylvania Senator, is
a characteristic young American. Al
though he has not attained his major
ity, he has bought land in Dakota, and
is going to break up thousand acres
this spring.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-04-14
Profit. $1,000.

TO sum it up. six long years Of bed
ridden sickness, costing 5000 per year,
total 81, 200-all of this expense was
stopped by three bottles of Hop Bitters,
taken by my wife. She has done her
own homework for year since, with
out the loss of a day, and want every
body to know il, for their benefit >
N. y, F0mer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-04-14

THE Dowager Queen Caroline Amelia,
of Denmark, who died the other day,
ived for the last thirty years in the
greatest seclusion. She occupied her
self only with works Of charity, annu-
oily putting aside one-third of her in
come for the benefit Of the poor.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-04-14

you are weak" said woman to
her son, who WIS demonstrating against
her marrying again. Eyes, mother, |
am, he replied; Il am so weak that l
can't go q step-father.'
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-15
A rlun for New Court.

Washington, Dec. ia committee OF
the American bar association, after pay.
ing their respects to the supreme court.
met at noon and discussed plans for the
establishment of u court that will relieve
the supreme court of the pressure 81
business. Entire harmony exists between
the supreme judges and the bar com.
mittee and the senate judiciary commit.
tee. They will agree that some prompt
action to relieve the supreme court Ii
necessary and the indications are that 0
plan will be agreed on. A bill will bt
introduced Ill congress to carry it out
before the holiday adjournment. It is
likely that court of interuediate juris
diction viii! be called, or something like
court of appeals. Then the docket o.
the supreme court will be sifted anc
the cases that can be taken from it nnc
sent to the new court will be so trans
ferred. Somo early action will certain],
| be taken.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-15
LATEST sy MAIL,

Chicago, Dec. 13.-Small.pox seems to
be still increasing and wholesale yaccina-
lions are Of daily occurrence. To NOR
row the entire postoffice force, including
the carriers, will be vacclnated.
Boston, Dec. 13.-Returns from all but
two precincts in the city show the cleo
ton Of Samuel A. Green, republican and
the citizens nominee for mayor, by $50
majority over Albert Palmer, democrat.
Chicago, Dec. l3.-The reduction of
railroad rates on grain and provisions to
eastern points has become general, the
rates being now: To Baltimore, II cents;
Philadelphia, l3; New York. IA; Boston,
20.
Chicago, Dec. 13.-The storage
of the Standard Oil company, 63 tank
Prairie avenue, sprung a leak to-day,
and before it could be stoped loss oc-
Cured of oil amounting in value to Sl2,-
JOO.
lndiauola, Neb., Dec. l3.-L F. Duty,
leading druggist of this place. was in.
stantly killed by the cars in the yards at
Culbertson last night. his body being
completely cut in two. He leaves wife
and two children.