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, 1881-11-02

Special Dfspdteh |" ina Chicago Tribune.
NuEKEG0N. Men.. SUy. I.-Clonrnnccs TODAY
acscn. Lumber shIptnunts. l.:3su.000 feet. Tho
Cobl' ifnauf burgess hive cestscd carrying freight
between Chicago and this port. There Is tle-
mRnd tor men for tho lumber wootls Tofay
the third largo gang was sctlt north, atld present
Indications arc that Notwithstanding tho lurgo
quantity OF logs held over by tho strike. a very
!nrge crop will be gDt out tho cumiug winter.
EAST NANINAW.
6pttiat btspateh 10 Tit Chicago Tribune.
EAST sAntSAw. Sltcb.. Nov. l.-Tho total ship.
menfs III lumber. shingles, mid 1uth frum the
tlter fur tle sGason to Oct. II wero as follows:
!.utnfEr: ST. feet; shingles, la',JJSi UlN;
lAth, 16,sia,00A
nay CITY.
speetdl Di,pdteA to The Chtcaeo tribune.
nAr Cry, u M!ch. Nov. 1.-The shipments Of
forest prodnets Us wntrr from Hay City for tho
week en'llnK Dct. III we're as fellows: Lumber,
Slsl*v;HN feet: sh!ngles, 3,l)oUeD; Iath, sU,0Ou;
, 1881-11-02
PORT OF CHICAGO.
A1lfiffAt,A.

rop GSsep GGssTpai1M II M %ns san5Iss ss
l.tnp Elly Ut !,ninlh. Duluth. sundrics.
iI..Tvn I.Ivnn 7. 1llekux: @ s,ussrson, I; suntlro,:
liop XsT! Yfeh % s"a;s ltaven, t snssasies n%naess'
rrop Her YORK. lsutlAlu. r,tndrirr.
!,sop tMter-Uecan. Et.afiaHa. Isan.orc.
l!.ror !.rr Y. u: narn9n " hutn!", coal.
fSp l. T. obcsnh b,tt.S !sSss sdr,e.
E5S9 5sn iay 1l,y,an q fH{so'Sni 'aiais sanfss
II::rop hIenlsli, i;udslo;; suair!es. -
!|..S, ;,,sSst%: ti;.ss iisy: :an:!s.. sH%!t''
Ell! ssII ,ia ,y!Ils IYu.. UT*nl iiaysn. lumber:
ssf 6sSss 6IisSsSa ,jiY s''s lSa;Ss: ]
se9r i.Itle ijpak. u Iosoua. lumber.
sc!,r Adlrondat. Mutke.tn. lumber,
ssr SsasH a9n no:Sa GSa s .sssSi is'Sa9 s%'e
sesf ser u1 e M:s1 u JoSsSn s9nd ,,o
shr r"s,". ~ i:Tnna ngi ilaysa lsaes,nt atsr ,anp0f
Ecsr ty;SSs ty!H5s,ss ks,ss5, Mansiss: asntor,
sssbr sShr 4 ii'lISs; MoTsf K!atstof,: bar|sy.
sshr !:ty q tlraad l;apds. Utand Haven. umbsE.
sshr S.r fTsaslena H,rs raesn5a,s ssr: wSad
echr Hestchestes. alnskcHnn. lumber.
'... AcTcAL sAtLtSGs.
F%s I1s Sghiiff1so 8 ifssE NsGi.Swes 'qse,le. ns,
!sp Ms::essst: S'hi Hssio;. iiarso:: ':s .uadrtc.
i;Sj; fS l. J. tts ss;sst H@s;,sf @sl;s iaas s sna,.,
Prop MARI 4ruh. south llnscn. aub.trlcs.
rf0pJ. i; ecnSernt. snugatMex, sunarips.
;$$ $;; I pn corn.
selt lda. siuaIstuc. !I9ht.
fchE y. Ahuntkun. Muakcg0n. Hight.
, 1881-11-02

oVstEdE O8p1ltH 70 1HE LNIsu10 1f1bNh&.
GREESvlLIE, ILL.,, Nov. 1.-rte following
Is selfexplanntpry:
Resolved, That We, MS Republicans of bond
County. In convention assembled, gve our
hrArty Endorsement tD the gAndittAoy nj Iruf.
y. ". lnxIus lur nomination Ra Superintendent
Ut Publlu Instruction lcfurp Tho Suite ltcpub-
lfcnn Convention l!ext year, and thnt wn h1reby
Ellarantee tho isupnbCans Ut Illinois that, il
will bAyu u candidate without a ,blen,ish III pUr-
suttal character, ulle wh0 Iaa hodn Il itcpub!gan
st,loa tho exIsteEso Of lhv purity. loaruod gon.
bio oil making in oIeruotic, faithful, aud nE-
ilerllt superintendent Ut Public lnstruUton;
tha PRINCIPAL OF tho rlbu schools In 0raen.
vllle Ia our e0llnty, nnd wo otre, thts as trs-
tilnuuiHt Of our appreciation Of bis good
AGrylcrS.
, 1881-11-02
No Signs OF Life Yesterday
in Grain Freights to
Buffalo.
Few Lumber-Carriers in Port and
the Demand for Them
Light.
All Glasses OF Yesselmen f,usIly prepar-
Ing for tho Close Of the
Season.
Vessel Charters ut Buffalo and Cleveland
Dock and Other Notes-Arrivals
and Departures.
LAKE 1'ttf:lEIITS,

n,,t,x
r,,,ro rv.s n,,s,,,,, NJ, ~, ,,r, T.. u,,. r.,.4.
"H' "pn..'e'' ',.a, ~ nao III sl""' 1'etS"'s
'o"'e'""'' fA'ptcAs un Hot scIh Foutn. anu
'le's "tIu "oA .oohns ioF c"ss"es. = eonpo
s " sseans!s Meso tmhe" loF eo1h ~ huaa'o AZ ia
oe.n' u..u ~ uie pal''nk f's'e' ~ '''uah" at ~
-os ""e'' "io 'o's'"i VIZ ''Eaaa-o"'Aeo "ua
tLelr cotsNrts ID port, hut 1t In Qttlte liksty they
will mi, itubt for t,el,yt mi ttcy hnye ttt,nc hr.
fnrt, - TIM ,hn trLa o..v,o. ~, w. -,,,. 49,.
s.,,,,,s .." 49,, 'o t.ut
resus.la onv,t,o,t rnx,orIov. .N
Far H"s,,to, ,,,.,,.,.
Propeller poto,nac. curti. W,y
Propeller Colorado, eorn... .......,,....... MOO1
s.b.,. f0r .lttdtand' ,
oea''"ct oee'sl'' CUT" f"'''''''''''''''''''" :o.oo
Totni cnpacitr, .tO1jfn
i,t1unEn.
La,,nbcr. curr,ors nrc still scorcc. h,t TIM ann.
nit IA fully eo.nl IN tim 1emnntt hf .hipbers.
t1r,, o,, .n g, ~ ,.ns r-,,,, ,.r..o.t., 49,.
s'.. VIZ wy eH9ttc m'S aePu. teo sesse'ous-i1ota
WHO LhRe 10 south IhscaHo-and that wis
tnnlt at tho publkehed rates. Tho large fleet
now tIl,a Wilt ptntnbly nrrtvo tot1ar md II n
~, ,r,r ~ ,hnr ~ ot ..I,i - tha rt ,.t, T.,
''.''os - t' ~ W. ,"u ~ suu i"'sn VIII ~
az pronuoilltS DC lowered materially. 1le lol-
lowing nre The tutnnn1 rites:
Frun East s;nrirnw 10 r,sk, Erie
pOrts.. u.5 63em
rrntn East Saginaw to Chlcag0...., :i25 M3lHn
rum rfot1, nay Glty 70 Isakc ETC ports. AK aD,.a5
Fran nnni*tcc nnr III i 10 f:hir,go ""' sTs.
, 1881-11-02
4 Not Very Pleasant Interview He.
tsvccn ItuMlnn and TFlckctt.
Eptstdt Dttbdtth to TIA Chtedso TTfhnns.


TonoNro, Ont. Nov. 1.-lIanlan aud
Platsted nut Trickett a1,d Kelley this after
noon III the oilice Of tho sporting e.!itor Of
the 1fut1. TrIckett asked 1Ianlan to row
Him for $4,000 a sEde ut lit. Louis, but the
champion refused point blank to ito 10 this
fa!l. lio said that llu would accommodate
Trlckett with n race OIL holno waters. The
hitter, after repeatedly asking lInnlan for 4
race aiNt ~ often being refused, became very
warm mud inatle lse vi s0ih1 ullcomplInunt-
ary langnagv. lIo said that lle had colne
l1oo2 ml!ss to 1ece|ye e sat'stactlol, a'al tilat
Hin. liuntnn puts forward as u,l excuae
tl!at l,u .as postianen ILLS race witt, !toss ul.-
~ next sprt!1e al!a therefore Il would not be
tAir tO yet on another 'rtlr0 I'LL tho present
ol,e WIS ptf Wien Trlrkett loft the Office
ha did not auign to bltl lalllnn farewell. lie
leaves for st. Louis In II few days, and will
probably return home 10. Australia next
month. llAnlnn's r0,lrse ia severely crltl-
clsad BY his friends ~ Toronto.
, 1881-11-02

tIccu,nn McDade thrne weeks ago, hnve lia,l
their lail reduced from, 5000 and a',tso re-
spcrttycly to $500 each. Tlu, t'ontis required
!!ayr bccn furnished. aiid they arc now at
covering from flfy wounds, and IL considered
mt nf tluhHpr
, 1881-11-02
.ss.nnlnutton TT if1isafs.tpr1.

VicKsntf,u. Miss, Nov 1.-The IIcr,tl's
speeIn1 reports dnstarslly assassination I'll
sharkcy County. Several color@l men OIL
tl,a why tn Fusion meetfng were fired oil
ind lwO others dangerously wounded. All
were [natYellsIvc citizens. It Is fH!ityed tho
nssasfns Intended tD shout II prominent c0l-
hrctl politician Htnt Il caiMiidatatn tho Fusion
tEekGl, but they Ind n!reatly pn5scu.
, 1881-11-02
THE THEATRES,

"Tho stratcE!sss arc attracting fair share
Of patronage at IIuyerIy'B.
"Ottvetto" continues to attract crowded
houses ut tho Grand. An improvement In tho
matter OF scenic appointments is noticeable.
Tho reyiyalo of "Tho World" ut Mcvtckcr'a
hns proved very Rucccssful largo houses hnying
bcon tho rule. al! tho striking features Of this
striking drama urc preserved
, 1881-11-02

AN ENTHUSIASTIC, RECEPTION,
j., PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-These was ali
enthusiastic public reception this evening 10
6ssIl,,el Afurley, 81. +. Mr. Morley delivered
ula address o.. tho temperance cause aud Its
progress tn Great Britain. >
, 1881-11-02

LAwI!EScE1CH1, Init. Nov. 1.-1}urglnrs
blew open The County Treasurer's safe, hut
before securing any money wcre frightened
oil. The safu contained $1,000.
, 1881-11-02

F&RsFs0* 37kspNttN " s'a* e"1*RV0 38EuH3k4e
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. 1.-The Repub-
Itcan State Executive Committee, Powell
Clayton Chairman. today Recommended tho
appointment OF 'rll0mAs lI0ltes, OF uarda-
neIle, Marshal ot tho Western District OF
ArkAl!sas, headquarters at Fort Smith, Vice
Y. Dell, presellt Incumbent
, 1881-11-02

spsetas n,,patea to 1hs Chicago 1ssavaA
uuyvAEu, N. u. Nov. l.-The decrease In tho
supply Of coal for shipment haa caused weak
moss In &soighs, and several eugagcshents wcEo
made today at . decline Of ccnts. veasels
could have been got Ut / still greater declluo hy
, 1881-11-02

w,s,,'. wh oF TIE clllEF SluNAI. OrFIcEG-
Tan''IlaS. Tn.saToS. ID. e.. Nov. 81 a. m.-For
clo,,,1isssa lssee alhi tie oh!o Valley. Increasing
lnr lsss t'a ',s aa faln, east to south winds dur
a6idss ~ 10y. to'io%ed au<lng ths n!6At by
soE tue Lower Lake region. varmar sast
, 1881-11-02

China. The report calls tor $500 COO for tho
current demands Of tho coming year, -aiNt
a!s, inr $500, 900 for endowment funds 10 10
distributed among It's different cllartercd IN
attttlosls. ~ tlte close Df tho business ses-
sion !, special service Of prayer wuS held for
missionaries.
, 1881-11-02

A Deserted Wife at Jcfrcrsonvtlle, Ind.
LOUISVILLE, KY. Nov. Mrs. Jennie
Dorsey, ased &c, married in ,JetEersonvilla
sixteen months ago, took arsenic Monday
band, Oliver II. Dnrsey. formerly Of Madl-
son. left Ills hoarding-lousc Saturday, to
WHICH lie yas indebted fur their board, witll-
tut Informing hts wife rs to whero lle was
from Iler husband until Monday at / u'ciock,
aud when she saw tho lctter-carrler pass oil
his last trip she look the fatal dose. The ex-
lccted letter was delivered to tue dying
woman carly this morning.
, 1881-11-02


L1rrLE Rock, Ark. Nov. 1.-Grcen N[.
richards, Nil account OF wilose capture anil
Judgment In prison at Sheridan, Grant
County, appeared In The TnlnrSE OF Oct. $,
Succeeded III breaking taEl, and Is still at lib
orty. lie was charged with grand larceny,
and was arrested III Van Zandt County,
Texas, almost OIL tho owe of his marriage TO
a beautiful young lady, his first wIfe having
obtalned divorce while lie was fugitive
from Justice. Tho escape was cuilntngly
planned. The prisoner fcigned Illness aid
WA. placed In the upper story of the PRISM;
Mt hiA> reQucat the jailer went over to the
post-olllcc, Richards saying that upon tint
evening liz expected 10 reculyc letter from
his hctrothed In Texas. When the prison
official had departed oil his ertand, Richards
went to work. He1ng ull*llack!ed To soon
broke the lock Of his cell, then the fastening
Of the shutters, and this donn he Let himself
down to- the ground below by lncnns of It
rope made Of bed clothes lnotted together,
uiid disappeared III tho adjacent w0Uas. LII
lett t1e following note fur tho jal1er:
DEAR slIt'., ! hayo ut last ohtaIncd tho con-
ssR ss 1s y M n an1 n oy ow to
will somq day prove. Do not try to lind mo- As
you Will hase your pains for nothing. Thu
Tho superstition Is that hu has ma!e IFS
way toward Texns. anA has been juI,,ed by
nt1d married. 10 tha young girl whom llD IN
pected TO- " wed . wheI. ttFst "nEtested, r. and who
antt Expressed !lYtor,ninatIosI to GO to tho
worlds clla with him. Il reward lns huull
oftused for his capture, and n pUsse lIas Gollo
Ill pursuit.
, 1881-11-02
OTHER LAKE PORTS.
rntfT ftt*tfnN.

ipatA utHOSs
Sptttdl Dnpdteh to Tne Chicago T+iouns
ronr ItunoS, Mich, Nov. 1.-l::D p. n..-Up-
Propeters Dean ltIchmund, Avon, fiarden City
npd hargcs, Enterprise aud barHcs; scnuo,,ers
Heed Case. Riverside; tug Summer and bRrHes.
Down-propsllcsa Toledo. u. ". Rust and
bargcs, George King and hargcs, Nocokeu with
ltlehnrt Wlnslow.
Wind southwest, fresh: weather cool, cloudy.
6asefat Dtspa'eh 10 Tht Chicago Tribune.
FonT HURON, Mich, Nov. l-1U =. in.-Passcd
ul'-Propeltcr Juniath.
Down-propccrs Nahant, Chicago. N. X.
Fairbank, Columbian, ". r. Gruycs uud con :
s"rs. Wtllfam Cnwln and barges, Fred Kelly with
schnnncr j. J. Kitchen and consort.
Wind, west; brisk. Weather. tine and ctenr.
BUFFALO,.
Special Dttpaseh to The Chted.t .-thr-.
BUFFALO, n. T.. INV. I.-Arrivea-From Chi.
cago-rrorollar ,luy Uuulj. wheat, etc.; rropcl-
lsr scotia, sorn: propeller j.; IL. Farwrll. v.rn;
rgllcr minneapolis. =.
-rro!eI!er !tu.s!a.s .splcsel
fctorso1i,ct,a! Fur NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. slnon-
light and q. Il. Warta.nstou. coa':, For Duluth
Schooner ii. +. llnlaw,n, caal. For Uctroit-
Sehna,ers Florlda md II. l'txhuHh, coni. For
T@oledo1proRollor @ Russell Sage. rails, etc.; pro-
RoEr coLnonSE. II
Spttta5 DfspIteh 10 I.s 9hteoao 71s'r.ne.
.pohr OOinnNsE. Ont. Nov. 1.-Passed up
Schooner Manzatlilla. Nortbport to Chicago.
dGnsburg to L'Anso. hay.
nown-SchnoEur Porter and corsorr, Buy City
asalvea1iopeiss es iis lDs' Armenia, from Chicago
corn.
MARQUETTE.
sptsta! Dt.oatea to TIE Cht-aeo 1s!bune.
,>!,ar M,aK2}rErTE' Niche Nov. ]-Passcd up-Pro-
Dowa-stsames Guy Of Cleveland.
, 1881-11-02

n,,s nssesd1 ot1atsA to 1ns Chkaaa 7yibuns
ousuquE. H., Nav. l,-Ileayy rain ia fall.
Sass s agaln tonight, n1,u businessmen arc in
mo1.sm. .sM o'or the persistent downfall Of
sIS s'Ii!.e: inne:: The roads I'LL over tho country
ness Il narin on a1eoHnt OF .n,Id, and bust-
, 1881-11-02
discharged from, Cnstod,

tsESo, Cal., Noy. l.-FOwler and CoRal,
parties tu the recent shooting affair Mt rail-
roa'l meeting, were discharged from custody
to-day.
, 1881-11-02

Wtncn caters 4ayppphoaphatss
tI o'lY GonEh: Tssx q lukf nson-
, 1881-11-02

&HtC&E 1FWl01 III AI&&R&s
BAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Nov, la VlctorIa
dispatch: The United States revenue cutter
Richard lsqss arrived from Alaskan waters,
S,tnn soa n breaking ~ up Illicit Stills nalawtat
, 1881-11-02
POLITICAL,
Tho Taxpnycrn' LoHgue Of Cincinnati
1Inkln:. 1t Warm for Tnxcntera.
SIfefat Uls,,atth 10 tbs Chttanp TFtbtnx.

Tho TnxrnyGrHs LoHEtle Of Cincinnati
Making 1t Warm for Tnxcntera.
srselai Dlsraseh 10 Tbs Chteaeo 7sldun*
CINCINNATI, O.. Nov. 1.-rho Taxpayers
14cagne Of this city. organized less than five
years agu, has become MI important fnctOr
In tho municipal government. Its member
ship now Includes nearly all tho heavy tax-
payers, and they lind 1t 4 convenient md
effective channel for efforts In the direction
IF municipal economy and reform. At the
meeting today 4 committee appointed for
tllat purpose reported In t.esnl HIS TO the ALI
NUM- cost Of maintaining the Health Depart
liient ai!d tlle manner In which tile money Is
used. The Health Doartl has lost caste, aud
for sonlc tl,nc Inns beell looked l,pdn MS n
pro1tfgnte artl corrupt body. Hence the at
tcns'on which It is receiving from the Tax
rayers' Lcaguc. The committee found that
til9 Ilealtl! Bonrd Is expenA!ng s45, ,GO0 nnnu-
ay, il,lli tint sis, QUO Of this sun, can be saved
without imp!iring tile c1llclency Of Tue. de.
lart'ucnt. They recommend Tic immediate
ds'nissal i!' Of the Sl,poriitsn.!ent "f Mnsksts
wAtcllhiefl, twu market swGGpcrs, nlli seyen
assistant lnnrkctnasters. Tile recommended
tinn was aloptca BY tho league, md the poarl
of Health was requested g act IN accorttarce
OH the part of the boArd to comply Will, tho
recommendation, tho lenglle Inns empowered
it, Executive COMMITTEES tU draw up bill to
tho Legislature, asking tint the, prcsunt
anil its duties revert to rcw boarti, TO b
urge. Tie boartl as nj present Constituted
Is anEoInted BY tie Mayer, and that oitccr Is
Sx9Ss xs s,dr {s re;eM n w; s 'p prsSssta Sara ay"f
Of ill., bod @ odor Into %licl. "S''''s It ''.s
ful1cm, 1t will By ir,mllatine 10 tIlo board to
, 1881-11-02

DAyv1LIH. ILL.,, Nov. 1.-The miners, NUNS
bering 400, at the Ellsworth Coal-Min quit
work to-day. They wanted MI increase Of
10 cellts per ton fur mining. All thu miners
in this vicinity aru now 0ut aid tho miues
closed down,
, 1881-11-02

NFEWV9aE a7U9!2 "08F&F vi VW9Qs
CoIuslnus, D., N0y. l.-Nlcl,olns Long
worth, OF Clurnnatt, who was elected to sue.
coed Jastlca l,oynton, Ut thu, ,Supren,a' Court,
WIS appointed BY The Governor today u tll
out hls predecessors nflexplred term,
, 1881-11-02
A Pottre nctcctIyo at Ciayo1nnd.

Il FoI1te RbefectIye Rt C1oVo1nnd.
cLErELASp, O.. Nov. s1.-Police- Detective
Laubrel!cr's body was found today meas
tho byeakwator with bNlet-Itoie in tho
skull. lfe had been suffering from nervous
prostratt0n fur ilunt.s.
, 1881-11-02

nIeDade'a Killers.
assesal p4tpettA tq IA cA+eaee 7rihun4
QuIAoY. ILL.,, Nov 1.--The two pri4oners,
Davis and AeCora, who have been confined
here as accessories to tic klliuK ol eA.1,o-
, 1881-11-02
Cu1miMntfon of an Old Rcud In tho
Murder Of One Of tho Parties Thcrc-

Nta,,, ,r. r.. :, ,,,
MonEhtf' alo.. oct' al.-A neEghborlootl
fcud that had existed for sonle time camc to
u bloody ending III the little town Of Nltdtt,c
f;royr In thn so1itI,,vcst ,,nrt ~ sInnro',
to,fv n,t"s nnrtl,.o.. p"ts fro. u anr,,t roe
eo!.l.s' t'no!il llott'l"ess from AiooefIy,
on Saturday Inst. The fe.ld was between
the families of Affllc' and Riley. whose
the % RI, ",o nt, ~ roa"!, ,u 'tS .t'nt
M o U''' a' H., .qu u'o. .las! tsaeneu tlat
sfaec wien tie members ofeacll family were
forbidden to enter on the premises of the
other. 4 few days mo some hogs Of tho
Rieys disanncarcI nnd bcl;nvIn', % % That - thn, v
.rass ~, shp m;,' " .,o.,,,sa u..c, a.at Ivy
1,t,n wglo oll lne Annex premises one o. tue
REleys flnste n visit to the pell Of tlla Ai1[cks
10 look up his porcine property. Deforc lie
got back home he received lyIost unmerci.
e., hoo.,,,r "t H. 1,n,,." S ,ss, """ae,s' ie
M ,',oI, ntt. 'ali ,. H. o ''as o. us . ehen!es ,1'
winch laltt lll'n up. VI course, tho lslley
faction determined Oil vengeance. The
first meeting between thc enemies oc.
cnrrc,1 ~, Sot,r,1.,,, iast T., u1'r,1l.'S.r,.
Stn;,t Riav ~ns H. ?nSI,ona t ~ y Xaois sp,e s}nsa
Wish Tom AfIlick nntereI a,lfi wns % tutinp v'u "
ii,inor,, ~, "t'rt. "nS ,., 1.et M e,. ptc.
, 1881-11-02

TRY IKorsfurdis Acid Phosphate
instead Of lemons or lines iu your acid drinks.
II Is nore hcntt!fut n,lJ tlucnchcs tho thtept
more cffecttInlly thnn either.
, 1881-11-02
o" IN Colorado. Wyoming. and Min,
uEk0fA.

.ertsa asH.lss1t'roS, D. t., Nov, 1.-snow Is re-
xnd sa ~ nus morning ut Denver, Cheyenne,
pesatn,No Northerl minnesota, whore the tanl.
S>'A'a1e Is below the fteozlnx point, ''A'''
, 1881-11-02

INe K0TJlHGs1f1TI Men At C1nc1nnnlf.
CINCINNATI, O., Suv, 1.-All the rolling
mills are preparing to resume work, now
tliat the mnttrr nf prices }ns been settled by
agreement. Fires l,ayo been started In
three 0f the mills, hnd work Is expected tn
be resumed III nil by tomorrow. The union
men have shown snme feeling over the nr-
rnnge11tant BY annoying and lnfstrenttug tho
Eastern litlll-unlon inrll who linve been en-
p!nycd at the fl0be ft0lllng-MElt No. :. Tile
the workmelt from so Inc drunken mel, who
Ind coltgregate1 III tho Vicinity Of tho tnLll.
, 1881-11-02
LABOR AND CAPITAL.
Niftc Hundred Clgnrntntscrs Qult Work
at 1tttAynltltec.


MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. t.-Tho ci1ar.
makers ut this city, working tn nearly IN,
sl'ops, and numbering GOO nIc,,, belonging to
the nrloi,, struck during tho nuol, hour tn-
tlny for nn atlyanecpl 1'icce work, wllri, Is
a, average of 81 per tlsotsaiN: cigars made.
Notice was served l,pon thu employers, and
at The clnse Of business t,ntgt,t furty.two
factories, Including several ot tho leading
oncs, 1,ntl accetletl to the demand. The largrst
establishment, howeyur-4Ascher,l'ar T. Cn.'s
has not yet 'ccrt!ttlt ata claims that Il witl
submit II prnpusittOn In the lNnrnTtg, which.
II refused, will closc their |,nsG untll utlicr
worknlen can l,c Rnt. The union hero claims
~ lnye S1O.o{D IN tho treasury, the aceuI,lula-
tton 1T Il number of years, md las Ind tnttny
telegrn'l's frn1I leading elites Offering a!.l IT
needed; The inGil arc very quiet
and orderly, aud will coft,tllct thu strlke u,l
business principles. They expect tlleir lent
to bc followed by ciXarnlakers nil .,yer ti,o
Indemnity. Tie general opinion is tflat tic
strike will succeed.
, 1881-11-02

Sptt1a5 Dfsplteh 10 TAs Chteoao 7tt'.ane.
p0RT UUi.noHSE. Ont, Nov. 1.-Pasaed ur-
Schooner Manzaulla. Nortbport to Chicago,
barley; steam.harga Abercorn and corsork, 0g-
dGnsburg to L'Anso. hay.
nown-SchHohUr Porter and corsorr, Buy City
to Coitns Hny. lumber,
AEslvcd-1'rppcller Armenia. from Chicago,
CQfU -
, 1881-11-02

BY Lake Erie ports Is meant any part OIL Lake
Erie, west OF aid Including Erie, to which fron-
orc is consigned and from which coal is shipped.
National Republican., 1881-12-10

Howard street and Western supernne ~ 5O695 co. do
extra s. 25@6 ~; do family, 20 G267 25; City MIL,
superfne, n 5O5 2 do extra Is 5OG6 Is; do family,
5O@7 Ts do Rio brands "a 250D7 37 Patapsco family,
Is %. Corn-southern. active and strong Western
steady Southern white 0skc; do yellow, Gs@6oc
Western mixed spot and December, eeDG94c Janu-
nry, 7Wsm70%c: February, 72'S6D73l6c. Oats firm
quiet southern 50d5ic: Western white. hi6D53c: do
mixed f9G50c Pennsylvania, 50ap59c. Hay easy:
nrime TO choice Pennsylvania and Maryland. SIS %
di o. Provisonsquicta and steady; mess pork. s8 %
bulk meats-shoulders and clear rib sides, packed
hams l3Gi37fc: lard, refined, i2ac. Butter firm;
western packed, 1sdl0c; roll 236oac Eggs firm ut
.h29c Coffee firm; Rio cargoos, ordinary to fair, 81
Wio,sc. Sugar quiet: a soft, 0Ac. Whisky firm at
yllsDl 1S. ReceptsFl 2St7 barrels; corn, 7707i
bushels; oats 47 bushels Salca-COrn, 76 bushels
National Republican., 1881-12-10
NOW vort o.rcrn, ,ynrI,c,.

NEW YoRK, Dec. O.-Flour-Southern unchanged
and dull; TO fair extra, Is s5d6 75 good to
choice do, % s0Gs 6s Corn cash, shade lower; op-
ons opened easier and closed stronger trade less
tive; nngraded 6sG72c No white. 70i No. 2 Decenl.
Der, 705fMiSc; January n tGD72RC; February 13yGD
lfsc Oats k0A better and fairly active; MOL, 5lhc.
Cohee very firm low grades; others dull Rio car
goes s6nl1Ac. Sugar easier and more active: stand
ard a, 9c; Pork dull and unsettled and shade
etsier; old mess spot Si7 2Sl7 50 new do, slS 0 do
December, s7 0O@l7 y; January and February, SH 81
@l. %. Mlddles dull and unchanged, long clear, 9S
0,{c short clear, g7sc Lard feverish and unsettled,
closing 90 lower less doing; December sll 2jil IN;
National Republican., 1881-12-10
A,ex,,dr,n Grain Market.

ALExASpRiA, Dec. o.-Flour is very firm, with n
far local demand The receipts ofwheat have some
what increased and 1850 bushels were offered to-day
at 81 20, d@l Is for Fulz, 81 43@Sl IS for mixed,
and 81 "a 1901 ~ for Lancaster as TO quality. Corn
dnll new white. 7l old yollow, &c.
National Republican., 1881-12-10

BY Associated Press.
NEW York, Dec. 0-Money loaned down from l-3l
and interest 10 per cent, and closed offered at T.
Exchange steady al iSOtisOd for long and lSih44d
for short sight, Governments were strong and liO
higher for exienl Is and ~, and unchanged for the
rest Slate honds were dull. NaiIUad bonds were
unsettlcd Tho transactions aggregated 2l O0 shares,
including Delaware, lAtckawtllNnnd Western, 1907;
Denver and Rio GrIndc, 29Olg Erie, 2l,auE Kansas
l!d reXns, CLIO; Lake shore, 3LUN Louisville and
Nashville, h70l; Michigan tCn,THi, 1880; MempitS
ami Charleston, l,o0J; Northwestern. 6OGg New Nogl;
central, 1880; NonhOrn Pacific, 5Ll1 ohio aud lis
sissinp GOV Reading, d,2M ST. Paul, 1000 Texas
Pacific, nlU; Union Pacific 10000 Wabash Pacific,
2j,iA Western Union piUl.
National Republican., 1881-12-10
Foreign Money MnrI,et,
1InIIinOrr NlocL lIonr,I.

LoSDnN, Dee. O. Consols fur money, 10 5.lO OK in
leres for the account, pi5a, OK interest lluOr
Central, l3i; New York, Ontario, and Western. 81 .
Tho amount OF bullion Withdrawn from the Bank oI
England ON balance today Is El0OO0.
National Republican., 1881-12-10
MINING STOCKS
aoYEnNMrNT noNps-c1os1No auorArIoNs.

GOVERNMENT BoNDs-cLosISo QUOTATIONS..
United States per cent extended.,.,,.. l6Oh@l0ll6
United States per cent. extended. U2s0ll02a
United States ~ per cent registered li.6tllIR
United States 1ta per cent. coupon ll4MlllS
United States per cent regstered~..,.- lfls@gllTsS
United states per cent, llS3a6tllSS
United states per cent, g. L.,..,,..... ls.@yll65S
District Of Columbia a6js-,.,.,..,,.,,.., 1928
mot.
National Republican., 1881-12-10
:DTED.

DODGE.-Suddeniy, on Friday, December 0, 1891
LOUISE X, infant daughter Of Harrison H. and Lizzie
X. Dodge, aged thirteen months.
Funeral from chapel Oak Hill, Sunday, December
n, at 1880 p m.
HERTzOg.-on the 9th instant. at ti;45 a. m, ROB
ERT OrTO HERTzoo, aged 81 years.
Funeral from his late residence, 200 street north
west Sunday, at y. IN, Relatives and friends of
the family are invited TO be present.
National Republican., 1881-12-10
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTMoRE Decs-V Virginia ts deferred, ~ Il; do con
sodnted, 7GJs do second series, 4Os bid today pa
due coupons ~; new l0-its, An.