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o'CONNOR's SEAT.


5psetof Dtspateh to Iks Chteaeo Tribune. !.
WAs1uS0roS, D. G., April 29.-Tho Re-
p'ibllcans Will probably mike special mr.
rangclnents to sce to It that thoro Is free
ballot and /. fair cotnt 1T tho speciai election
iii Charleston, s. e., That will be held to NIL
the vaca'loy caused by The death OF O'Con-
nor; Alankey, the Republican, Who did not
receive tic certificate, defeated U'Connor by
moro than 1900 majority. The Republicans
this ttme Will lave; the advantage TINT tbs
fraud Ut counting ottt cannot be practlttd
under tile cover OF Il Presidential campaign.
s1slrOirANcR, or THE ELECTION.
-. Ii ths Nt.ttr7. Attoetattd Fra.
WASHINGTON, u. G., April eo.-A special
election will bo ordered In South Oatollna to
elect n member Of Congress III place of
O'Connor. leccnsch, as tne Governor Of TINT
StntO l,plds that O'Connor was lceallyelectctl
last fall Mackby, tho Republican who rnn
against Q'Cunnor, contested tlp. sc4t4 cl9lht-
lnx Tint llo was eluatet: IA tho alsttict IL
Rcp9bllcal, Alaekeyfs frloEtls advised !tl|n
bc % plainly elected nk to nYoltl il contest, md
that this plAn would be casfer, and cheaper
than to inMke ute contest. The Del.oetnts
held thai O'Conllor's nopularlty witt. tho col
ored voters elected him. and they have Ok
pressNd doubts OF finding another man win
could carry the dlstflct. It ts announced
ilow that the Democrats intend to ruiz Camp
Cd OartIc'd's dmfplstrat!ot, md wfil nuke
his race OH TIM pledge tn .surlbft II III Con-
gress.' Owing to tho noarly. elunl division of
tho two pnrtl9s II, tho 1lext 1lniSd one s1Rt IL
valuable, and indications 1te t|,at both pnr-
ties Will strain every ncEye to got this scat.
, 1881-04-30
RINkWlJUV8 = t:lsERNSt
ketdt pfapatth 10 III Ehlsdao IftbNEtt.

WAsulsorov, D. q, April GA gentle
,na, greatly ,,,tarHstcti II, tl,d ClVtl safvfee.
whn ',otl ,,cco,,,o rn,ad ~ ,S1,ot In t,onnht
WY ,l"u oeco'na slaFh'e" W. "t'as ~ tno.A.'
n'eht oe an nnwiso policy Of t1c Aa'ni'''s-
tratlon with respect tn tho Civil Servlce, pnr-
ticularty In The Interior Department, chilled
n,,o,, tl,d rreailc,t In nrari to n. ant tnotns
rd,'o+, @ ,th,n', ,,,ti, ssttst" o,,nrvhv ~ @ t,ot
lei,olt WHEEL mucn snl.siy evo'teo"Y t'N's
the Clvi'-Scrvlcp rules arc Ill no dangor OF
being annu1leh by Atr. Kirkwood. Tho Pres
idef1t SAYS f1fhR the rumt,rs IN tonncctton
Will TIM i,cna rtn,ont NJ Tia fntortnr nra nj.
M .n' s,, .et y. u s....s 49,, "1n
ltlouteu ~ sneht uepnteu.e itona ~ "saut t!
course Of tn1ktnK appointments. WlIlclt Was
, 1881-04-30
MALIGNANT FEVER.

DEr1torr. Mich, April a.-A terrible caaa Of
sickness IL reported fron, tho Town Of Cereseo,
ueaF Marshujl. this atuto. A family named
Weaver, eight IN humber. living On Island Ceu-,
tre, a large mnrsh were found nearly ali down
with nAlKnunt form Ut NcArCt fevcr, They
wero found in destitute circumstances, with no
covering upon tho foct Ut the chIIdrcu, and
ecaHtiiy Huppl.cd With food. Tho atmosphere
vas Infected With n mlasna. Tho u,ursA water
bnrrcl sunk into tho ground, Tito which thu ai,r-
facu watrr vi tho tnarsh t,DWs. making It tOtAiy
unit fur tile use pt n,nn or bcAst. Whom q phy~
Rcinn ltrst called, one OF the chQtltren Was
dyf,ix an,l beyuIld ill medical uss!stance. Soon
alter ti.atth th8 hody hccalne b.ack. and tho
disenso hU ever 1uet I,hrop children of tho
faulty died III twenty -four hours:
, 1881-04-30
SHEEP P-SHEARING FESTIVAL,

Gptel1f 15pdtth 10 ms Ehkc4Qo lflGth4x
WHITEWATER. WIS.,, April .o.-The sheer-
shenrIng festival, as 1t Ia called, OF tho Wlyoon-
sin Sheep breeders and Woul-Growers AAsocl.
alton closed to-day after very successful ex:
hlliltton. Thu entries Of sheep wore 137,-th0
lnrgcat number over reported by tho Sdofety.
somc very superior gheep wero exhibited and
shcared. Judge Gibbs ahcarcd Gyour- old
buck, registered No. lia, that yielded \ fleecc
weighing twenty-s!x pounds. II. II. Cobb, also
OF this place, shearcd n yoarllng lamb, No. Of,
whoso Aocco Weighed twelv0 asd halt pounds.
X. II. Wel't. of FAln,yrn, steurcd 4 r
yeur-old ewe. No. II, whose t!ocee weighed six
leon ponnda fonrtccl, 9nnres. Tho sheup were
huvo i banquet and public session In tho Cons
KreEntionat Chnret parIors,, but tho turning Of
par, Of tho. program. Tho weather to-day has
been G1eetlcnt tnr tho pusnosea of thP tnegtIna.
Interesting perfornnnee. The nast sE meotinr 70. Il
tlr Association will ha hci.l NJ september at
Fond du Lite, on tho third eHgnfnK u. the Htats
Fair. t.-s7a-s'',' ; Ls-s+z.
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petlittoi, Is progressing vigorously. Naval
CoMstructor Poor .has tNkei' decp Interest
II s,!nE 9t sbs sSs1 hat s'q E',e ane s'a f. H.
atrletions regarding tho ,nlechfi1cFy, WHICH is
being constructed hy Chlef-f;tigfnrgr l}rnOkH.
surgcon;ticncral Wales Is prrpnrli,g fnli d.
rcctlnns for tho sanitary interests of thn % cx.
n.ter Apli fn;; fsr WnsSis,, to }otn he @ ex
pct1tInfs, Ia ttetaned l,y tho floods, a1ta will
not reach Washington. fol. several tiAys.
Lieut.. Merry. lcayns for St. John, New
chsster. Of tic f'olar Exped!tion, to inEpset
seAitnk steamers nffeted tor this Wntk. .Cnpt.
Chester i 10 chartsr and iii dit tic o&ped!-
tlun at that point.
THE abrprEtta. :.
within few. years. n stcatly, atrotfF move
tncnt Inns hceil nlnt1c by army Officers litter
estetl lii the welfare of tho anllstc.l mon to
raise tic. tone Of tho rnnk ant flo BY moral
ft,fcea. Tho results nf these bh!tantlrnpIc
movements lave beet, gratifying ntNl cncour--
ore tho post-sci,ools a!,t rcadlng-rooli.s, tllo
establishment Of which Statistics show to
have improved the sobriety and nlurnllty Of
tho Harrlsous.. SecrttHry lltncoif' Is II zeal
garrison ilis. Tho iatest steu in tiiis. ,itec-
ton Inns becn tho determination by the De.
lartmeut u furnish. TIC posts with ill}eral
supply Of tamps Nna oil. 50 TINT tho vacant
e G's aupeso S5 ssa or f ,? pf pssys 5 sseRs a sR
iast wlntor. ali's ih6 QndrtesnlastSt's Depart.
inent Is now engaged In preparing the iieces~
sary supplies.
+. I. STEVENS, OF oHIof
who, has been for Twenty-Five ,years IN tho
Servtco OF tho Indian Hnttau, .Wns tn.t(tv
appointed Acting Chlet Qlufk. Ifo Inns beeil
one Of the most faithful hnf cDtnpetent
clerks III the Bureau throughout his term bf
service, and Ills promotion Is we'll deserved
and will bc for tic good Of che 1nu'aM
service.
A co;Mrl1lsiENr TO RODGERS.
WAslt,xaroN, April M.-Tllo Navy De-
nnrtmcnt llas' ordered that the, Mhry hti1
Helen hereaftcr lie known rs tho ItnlRura,
ard 10 be 10 registered lit the Navy Depart.
inent, 1T recognition Of tllb vHlnnble aid
rendered tho Department by .11enr-Atinlfrnl
jain Rodgers nH President OF tho Jennitctte
RDtlef Boartt, md AZ trIhuto to l,is cMnent
reputation MS un officer nf the siavy mid n
distinguished explorer In the Arctic Sons.
KN1T.Goous 1NTEnEHr.
A delegation Of about fifteen, representing
tile National Knlt-G Clouds Association, nnd In
glldfnH several manufacturers from Massn-
c,,usetts and Now Hampshire, healed by
Senator Rollins, called upon. Secrutary Win
dom tU-dny to submit their Views III regard
to the recent circular order of the Depart.
nlent, which, the Association clNlMs, will
flnvo the effect to serlUusly cripple the inNnrl-
fncture Of knit guot1s In this country. In
view Of letter received by tho Secretary
from New York beilrtltt upon tho subject
not having been read tho hearing was post
pOMCu until Tomorrow.
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THERE was q hanging yesterday ut Tow
sontnwr, Nd, nnd nnother at Windsor, VI.
Tho condemned III the former cnss wns John
Gotl,ard, n negro who murdered n farmer
named Joscp1l Woods ut patapsco Neck. III
Baltimore Conn.y, Maryland. The Vermont
murderer was ono Royal Carr, whnse crtus
wus Of n peculiarly atroclous description. lilo
and his brother Chester Carr conceived u
guilty passion for tho wife Of a ltaif.brced
lu,lian who resided near Montpelier. III ur-
der to get possession Of the woman
they determined to mako away with
her husband. Royal Carr Induced
tho half.brced to accompany him into the
wno.ls. nl,d there deliberately murdered him.
Ills brother told the story OF the murder md
tlleu fled, leaving 1loyai Carr to cxpIafo tho
crime of both. "A third hanging occurred at
Charlotte, N. c., Marshall Baxtor paying
with his life for the murder Of one Ifen-
NEEau.
, 1881-04-30

ngalnst Dorsey. On Tho basis ot this letter
II is said 1lorsay will make his Aetensu to tho
public, denying, TINT lse. over llats any conncc,
% loi,s N ta,k XIV Witt tic FIT s Ia.
day, md it Is sail ho Insists on having
MI Immediate statement that, II there wins
anything aFutnst him. let 1t 1c given mt, and
TGtm nm he wa1 ;!ra,t tt ,e s ro c :
aonnIlyt and thoao WIN still n,Rtnta}n tho
chnrges against tho star-routo ring say It will
result III nldlng III the pending Investigation
to uncartl md axrose all Of tho Ring tlolnga.
to cxpuso wrong, regardless Of whom 1t tlay
involve.
, 1881-04-30
THE COLORADO UTES. =.

Co1orotv, of tho White River Tribe,
Notifies tho United States Troops to
Leave tho Reservation.
CHEYENNE, Wyo. r.. April 29.-Tho LEADERS,
special from llawlns, Wyo. r., says: Coornw,
tho Ute Chief, and sevcnty-tive lodges Of Utes
arc cncanpcd within thrco miles Of tho post On
White River. Cotorow told Col Moore, conl-
1Handin9 rh9 trooos Of tho Sixth Infantry, to
leave Lea! with ntt troops within Ave uays. Tho ao-
t,on an o. ehe an'tans INDICATES 1rnu6lo Goorow
Whlfe River Utes.
DENSEa, Colo April en.-ColoroW, tho Uto
eanipcd within three initcs Of tho post on !Whito
1iiycr. ColoFow told Cob Moore, commanding
the trnops, to leave with all his troops within
live lays. The actions OF the lndinns Indicate
trouble
, 1881-04-30

CINCINNATI. O., April 20.-Tho Ttmss-Siar
publishes report or crop prospects collected
directly FROM farmers and grain dealers from all
parts Of tho country, tho reault Of which is
nhout as follows:
Ohio-Whcnt, intgo acrcaEo. encouraging
prospects,; tobacco.plnntA advancing fltlely;
1Tuit tarlouey reported. rcnGh-bMls In sou,o
places partially, Ia othura totally Killed.
Neutrality-suspicious. promise for wheat; good
prospect for fruit. go
InJanA-Encoura9tng whent prospects, cx-
ccpt in Southern. 1ndlann: hhrley d total fAll.
counties.
In Arkansas aud Texts tho season Is cold and
late: pcnctes arc future; onry corn il III
t!rcd by rains, and there is a reduced acreage
West vfretna-peachos ars killed and latc;
the wot weather Is uBSavornblc to crops.
, 1881-04-30
WASH MCLEAN,

There IL No Political ONlco OH Earth
tltRt EKo Would Have.
Hptetaa Dsputeh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
CIHClSSAT1. April 2D.-Ntr, Washington
Mclean says In n private telegram, rncoivod Ia
this city Tonight. thnt he would not under dnY
circumstances consent to be Governor Of Ohio.
Or to hold any other Office OH GARTH, Tho dis
pRtch 10 from Washington, whoro Mr. Mclean
has been for sunlo time. The announcement
Will mako It necessary for lnrgp section Ut tho
Dcaocrat'c party 10 rccast their political plans.
The purpose t,ast boon to work up tho mbvotncnr
fn favor OF MolcAn quietly, bring tho Convelt-
tlon To Cincinnati. and nominate him win such
& hurrah that ,he could not r6fuso to ataGpt.
Tho Gid Warwick OF the p0rtY was to DO told
that ho A1nie could sayo it from defeat. Tho
plnn lcakel our, and now it Is spollcd
, 1881-04-30
LOUISIANA LOTTERY.
A MOVEMENT AGAINST IT.

,,,, sr.sa! Dt,p'ssA % 1ns ,,,1" enss'' 1r'0nns.
WAslnSoroS, Do, April so.-postmnstor-
Gcnordl James Is looking into tho usb Of
malls bv lottery cou1pa,ilcs, IiD has rc,oived
af, optnion from tho Attorney-c;enerai in re-.
ply 10 feQaest TO DO informed HOW far IIo
colt!d contest the use OF the registry md
n,oney-order system i'll matters Of thelr use
by lottery cbinDai1fos. The Attorfey-G General
mas Ia returned hls opinion, taxing inc ground
tllat the law gives the POSTMASTER General
full power to exclude the business 0f fradu
lent lotteries from the ,notis, Mr.. MaoVenr],
snys thnt n Ia mt In The tcrn,s tint j. ri,
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tors. Tho argument Is used that tho hope
of brcnklng mp tho Solid South must bo
plnccd upon this die, mid that

: IF rnE AtAiloNf: MOVEMENT FAILS . :,
tllora Will not be for n generation another
prospect OF tltsIntpgratlitg the Southern
democracy. as TO nj. executive session, tho
COMMITTEES. ncttng under thu instruction ol tAe
en"ens; iGatlzo tnG i'nmrttnnso OF coi'tlrm.nR @
3n,u ~ H. Ky H9tii'"t@'!is @ WY q. Ent-
}Il }Ilfk froe eu ,rnSr, ~ limit to nrnis
Viii S ave n, n"nft',tv 10 ,U INV 9nt ts
MeMo!,eails hnvo sTScn%errn ,ea ~ gong 1ntG
tSetHMtMu ~; nfssio.l. Ile ."sGMi!uis ns0 li,Me
~ 1snhnrtsnn 'e's'14k i9o'" @4' 'on'''i's'ol'o
u isoo'A 'som, -
md Wittinii 4. Chandler n,ny be settled BY
tite ntlontl0n 6i rule TINT no NOMINATIONS
sllnll pe culiat1lerctl except stnll rs are re-
pn,fscM from M r Colnn'ttee.. laToTanly nr
Ss ,%1wcr "'n If tba Wsothiicom s" nioritv nf iho
,',o, ,S ,n, 10 m'10H VIZ nannt'ums MI ~ t.'
W!,c! taey MeSre , 70 naso neteatet or OF tEe
rtH " "c ,n dUy ~. 10 En oG Ia e9' ixa eS5.a ~ !
confns L he Is not ae certain @ Il that ' can de- a.
9Sa Ht n,tf co ot ,yltTea klfTeP ~ M q !n1r y,
Int, a r9!o nxt canht o. wic ho Is C"aaa.s ena.,a
,nro MILL sMt rs it.,a .'a,tt H. 4 aat eSt'' .,!'s,
s,s = s q ts ca%ns9s en- @
1,ni,nrtses''a ~ uoin, ~ ,s Eos VII" t''loe1 ~
liopo.lsoMs ns III. ns,,, notnmtlon; MR.,
oSE VI 1hH p.NooAAilc sESA1oNs
who ,!ils hecn paired returned hero tll!s
lhol.;,ik "ltM @ ~ aashsy. sIMttk lat Ms ~
| n CITY EV.20nnfnr Eufrr mt ham
snvs tIn Tlaoacsnis n",i cnrrv nunncttn,,i UM
Innn Tia iss,ie nav hnfnrc tf1a Snnatn. SS'"'
"p' sS| t.roi rAr,., ' NJ. t1;s. ~ , sst.%,6.r4;
sN..iot 1,, hAtoSi os soNskIt'ev1,
Senator CoMklinE Nre very warm tr!ents, and
they hnyo been lhlseli together. Yesterday
lican cont-roon! ot tho Senate. Republican
stances within his knowledge, that Senator
standlaE with Senator ConkllnE. to use IFS
yss sn sSntos Of to Sc
Robertson. ......-.. ...... -,....;
WHAT TifR ASSOCIATED PRESS 1,EpoRrER
FOUND otrr.
WAsu1So7ox, y. G., April as.-A Senator,
C Conkltme coultl aot so,pe hi heip by III nufnr. f
onixInr Stanley Nfatthewss coniirmntior1:
tst II fst tGs f5,sads ot Matthews il III, ~
nEninst EubertsOn Il that would Iclp Mint
tlieWs, Ncuin, sonlo Democrats, desirous OF
rejecting Chandler, and who care but little
either way about Kobnrlson,s case, nro Will
ing t9 g. asa'Enst iitoneTtson 10 secure
be l,ade that hight be l.nl'os;sb1e next
winter. and, rs thu cAso now stands, clia,,ces
nrc II favor IT. Gt Ro5ertson's easo being
brought up at tllls session.
cIevel, Denocrnttc Senators entered into Nm
urrce,nent In tnke Ennkjinr'a sitjn ornfnst
ti,ot Frvn ifi mt rcisrsset,5 the Atlministra.
| tfnm ciianEeI several at tlese. Tneru nre.
howcvsr' fomr nr i've I@en,n"rattc Snnators
,rorking intlustr,ouslv aiming thcIr col.
ioarues % against isobeitsol,. S's OIL tho III ground
ts,af his r,ectnn vii ,lIvi,ie t},a Reneihifcn,,
nnrty In Nav YnsR' and this hns mi ainj il
ptijji tmvinr effnct' Tha 1,nnr snnrnach of
exneuiira ssastn,,s hri,,ns tia Hniwrtstm cnsa
10 tl,d front atioln as tho must jnlpnrta1,t
question X Renmh,ican Snnnttir frIai,,liY To
, 1881-04-30
FAILURE TO DELIVER;

BALTlMoHe, Md, April a9.-tn the United
Btntts District Court Jury today Kavo vsr.
diet for x3,7jD In fuvur Ut Lawrouco Johnson, Of
Philadelphia. nRuinst HIllmine. l,olamail & Co.,
Af thls city, for failuro 10 deliver corn purchased
from The auEcnaants. Rnu which snhis necessary
tAu purchase Vi Gther corn IN u rslux market.
fur which thu plaintiff bad u pny tho al2v0
Anlnunt hi exCcss Vt tho contract price agreed
upon With deicudunts.
, 1881-04-30

spsetas Dtspateh to 1As Chicago 1fibunt.
ocoAoNowoc. Wis, April so.-1t now looks as
though tile big scdre alno.ig tho fhrn,ors about
tho lntoness Of spring WIS little too previous.
DnrluF the last ton days vegetation has made
rapid strIdcs.. Winter whent begins to shoot up
from tho roots where It WIS tholiHht to be Killed
out. nnd everything wcnrs Il moro hopeful np-
pearauGc. Flowing Inns boon commenced, bit
no seeding yet.
, 1881-04-30

%ook aIS M var eagfa5s fSosGs%se S,',snIss nesep.
Vh.nt. u 90 h,shcls nnt., e,,i i:3hhs!i ~ Iu.btt
nti! 4,GH bHrrals curu-nra. Fi"'"ra '"afrels Eus,
l 9tld !,rn'. ChoIco Era,lcs wesa n' w. qaIs is
;'Ss'an0 %Ss .c"s n'' cnf Sl'Fr !. a. ss';,' 's'
of e,'Har wero .4,45t hoeshcnds' ''r n ", !nppts
16H hnrrcls, md il,T48 hnskrtn' rh.sF rb.sF tin
tirm for raw. hoslncd t,1Knrs ara I1 IN s.,l.is
se"s.es ssIe a''f WI R9 'fIn s,osk sfkft
spices wofp iinctanked an,i ,,1IIc, ,'MSS r. III III
good oil Il in demand mid ilrin. II" s"cslern III
wool Voc f1r The week were .s; Gales d
,a"!R5s 5 ! stsads sfs .&SGsss ;sns;;
mud all clnssea Of hyora arc IN I xso,sGlsu tstai
to tho npnnlnR, prices fDr tho nrw outae
which Will be pehcad upon tho morkn, cap, III 4
next two mouths. aaE1ng II
, 1881-04-30
A TOURNAMENT AND DRILL, q.

eNfe*a4 0SNAess o 4h@ EANAQ0 tftpNMA
LAFAYETTE, ln.I.. April *a.-Ths Committee 0f
tho Lafayette Drill corpa, Knights of rythlus,
hive received favorable responses ftom thu
lodges Mt Lancaster, o.. EvnnsyIte, Tette Haute,
~, Louis, uud athsE cilsa, stating shnt they OK.
rcut IN Ia, here on Ihe :zhl Ut Julo tu tAkp purt
In tho TOURNAMENT anu prllc.drlIl.
, 1881-04-30

Cln oar -. ~ NAIl'
VrNo1NxAT1' O.. april 29.-Tho week hasbea
marked py continuous beautiful sprlps vp,fh.s
which bns hud thn affoct Tn t1aatan ,ho
,.amo.a.ia, ~ noao,, ~ u"snn .ae atoF'a3
.ERc'"uoh; teaet ts'cs A9s nh'ng 10 boon,
Farm work ms Dcen rapidly pushed and h
~. au .IS,' n.e a.s uns a'teaoy oesun.
~ ra.s..S s,ss ~. SS.s.t.s a".s. poss'We lee
a'' 4nFalcrs, ana INC eH nNa as usual becnfsll
In Ilenrly alI departments OF trade.
The money market has beer, sluggish Acp.
r,utoHnna orc Inrg, oro,,rh h,,t the.s 4,.'e'
h", t,nh. ao,an, so,u sa' w. @ 1nvto 1as besa
put II h9ne oeiaaua oWln9 10 llstlo local De.
rangomcnt Ia regard to New York c1chanss.
Th0re nave boon sone Shipments of cnrtrncv h
Now Yor.. 11at1s X fhfnrcet oro ""ssans.a sass y
niscount hna sttIyaroa en,,,n,tnt ~, .>ssnNst
, 1881-04-30
THE TELEPHONE.

DETROIT, Apr!l WA State Telephone Eli
cl,asue, capital s250, ,U)0, has bcuh ofxnnlzod III
tbls city, tou ptisil.g several lns7u capitalists.
Tho Intention IL u oonnect the yAsieua elites u
the etht9 having mutual bustnesa relations With
tho trunk ltuo't wifta. :.
, 1881-04-30
FAILED To COMPROMISE.

L1TThs Aoox, Ark.s April 2a.-rhs e9orts to
amend the .dtHerenceS betNceh tito rsu and.
Anti Amendment. wtnSs Of the Democratic
party by compromise last niYht failed utterly,
aud both coufegeucca altourned siao do.
, 1881-04-30
IOut9vlLLE. Ky.


Lou1sv1L1E, Ky., April 20.-DusIues9 has hsea
proceeding 1t a. quiet, regular pace. during ths
week. tho tone toIng healthy, though the actoa
hns not heon brisk. Throughout tho winter md
so far In thu spring thote has bcon bur lsteot
tho hsbpccutatiso spirit III general trade which ps.
vniled year ago. md uno Of tho 1at1t RESULT q
tho system OF purchhsng goods for cur
ronb dlstribu ton, instead Ut 10 fers"
stall an expected advance III pree',
has Geen to establish regular demand OF goa
Dimensions. moving lnrse auouats without
portod6 OF rush and exoitonieht. Mcfeaana r.
port that thpfr sato8 font up fur moro taSotsotl
quiet cnursG OF trat.o led them 10 nnt'dpamt;
fhere ID. i very. hopeful and confident feeling
III 1pslhes8 6tld tttoney rtroles., .,-u.i.,.
Mqnoy continues aetlte At M unnsuahJ ~ ..s
p1fiod, of tho =. .eeas6n. uanks report m%s
larEsr lnes of discount than iii previous yeas:s.:
AcA1 cstate Ia attracting moro attention. ~ T..
quietly hdsantthR III val1pi md ratlroaa y. rs.
velopnnn.tt1 ct,tnrttnu With thd extension 9! ~ -
Louisville & Nashville system hrc thougnt toW
tages OF tho city. ,u
IN moroh4ntiisnt thoro arc no topics Of speel14
lntHrestt Tho. leat-tqbatco market conuau"
actlYo Ind attopX, with 4 larHB movement IL.
Whisky 10 titn,, though thGto Is lull ID 1'
Tho corn trads IL active, and Tor local tee.
aMmptIon, chiefly diattl1tnR, and for shipments
70 ~ R9s Ss ssn sap ipst jynsad.
Ing. moro freciy. drocories nro modsn.eSa e. ..ea
aotnaa, aaa }S6taIs sS ,xeiaosaly wshoutt
ApproAth to bTiAknCSss
, 1881-04-30
THE SMOKE NUISANCE:
How 1t Ii Prevented in Manchester,
EnE1RUd,

~ ths Editor of 7ht Chicago 1ftbtine,
bos now hcco,nn n Inv. mid notion ,,n1or It viii
nus ,o" useoas w, n'a .,s auson ~ . ~ WI
10 pfeen 20 ss p Sa 5 oorna S es ey
been familiar with oxporlmonts for tho past
twehty ytArs. ,..,.: -...,.,
in w o ss sar tut ~s s sy .a ct S s ssas wo @
tira; G,t t. It esn bo larse ~ es I'D co ot ths
ot and ociooE B. t. BY ~ saoss esiruus s or % Jos
Ing 80. ,.u.
ton of s1nhko, which cinbu,iy tic brinulplea 1T
forth III tHts Interesting letter.
J.c.A Axn1Ers, 'sseta seoretary. "'A' e''''o'
MANCHESTER, Euk,, April u, 1ss1.-1; c. Am
iH .5sAs 6 @ S!s: :.vs pss,aso Il rsspcsdins g
saat as u Gp pas tse
"s!,ss so'ms;imo since tho Manchester steam: .ers'
boi!er anu smoke preventing Trials 1t .WiXan;
a aa te Sos uS
.nny eny. IN nEief, that we have found that
q,lirod md 10 b. quite e11n. IL nAohtho- hrlnx,
that VIC find necessary Ii to Lra regularly. DO
nut trt heavily at ono ttne and thon let tho f.u
fjtlrtl iown Into hUIes Ut nf,uther: ulso 10 not
i,rciIk tp the iro with rako. NOTHING. ca,ises
smoke moro readlly, unjess tho gas il thorough:
aho, csnn tontot as a. ns tn smndn ~ c ~.
su,o ~ ~. "i ttrt,t,nh Il r.;,, nnTns r t{iSsr
aions ss It tho % Surface os o bars III M an eetly iii the
nir 70 aot thronvh. Aist, pricker itixtit nor,u.
Times be used wlth ndyantuxo Tor tnsortinw be.
III, ti,a nnai Wbcf1, cnItnr fnHnthc;. ." - ~ "<s""
frhn sirr.tloors shotiid ID yontiliatiur for tho
nasn fs,m fbnrs shnld n f1titI wiz TX = sftIing
Gri5 Il, }i3s 3,1tsiO nfSh hnrfrnfhS hSr nnH \.
i,,A,e nIato an ti,o tnsit1S. Wo set n cnmhncti
vn aa,,nro ~ ne in"tsns fnr Iha nnsshS ~ nfs H
fnr,,1to two 4ost nihn ifofps In ijat,ot,,r Mnf II
10 opeaaa iiahsatey ID o,arslhs, t 3 and &c s!ossd
, 1881-04-30

oA4444Hl
DAtrtMohz, April :a.-1tb Yhhrktts tho thst
week weto, only fair, Tito 1ry-soods jobbipg
trado WIS fairly aotlve, but tho nprlnE trai!e Ia
about over, md our merchants s1ein satlsied.
Tho stock market was fairly ucttyc, but trans
actions woro confined 10 lUcRl nna Southosn &C..
curitios, In which th0rc was considerable apccu-
latton, without any lnrortaht bhanHcs In luotn-
tlons. Grain and bFentlatutfs wore moderately
active. Whent fecalpts wero a3,0D btiahols;
sales. ,a.as exports 20 oo3.. Fr!day last No. 2
red Wesscrn SPOT closed It sl.alsi; to-lay at
s'si, Tho dscI,aa n options WY r. much creator
ssDtgs ss ss fssas I'D sSoss i fS; Ssas saz sas a
acrions On tho sifeeta. showed i. further
a{S &Ss s & nt sSn a III 'tS i irEst soss ss wSs Ss1
au.ions ware limited. noeeIpts, 3so,00s bushels;
fsss siss youo MnS j. sas
MssS;,, !Sni 3s;dfy *; s ,ai| II ssH b'a 4; ss
outy ulodertatoly adt.yd4 and nt tho nIoso vpry
S9bs S%bs h sn9 t9s se 9c"hna e, 1sttsf xraG
sh!p!l,cnts heig Western; dats-Delnand only
ssa seSs} Gs. Ts ssss S s yo e4VSa WSo 4
has also 0nly Il lneal demand, his noon thas nct-
I've, mud Zip prlpo hns fallen from $40 ! week
ssS sssS e S S5sis s Tes aa asss 4 2Ss
Ssli,'iSn IL 5 81 s. ,iSspq;t j SS5s!:sa ssitf
voI.,1no tho gxeort frado. (1itee vury GuIl, ana
prices have fa!lc1s o1 i e. cent fur fair Rio.
issespta gs5Js ss||ss, ,gT2 eass The sngar
above kuw York, quotations. There nro
no .rlw !. auRhrs hero, Tho only .inborts
and Phiiatlnlphta ~ suou 0s they utrlyo., Pro-
vislots have ruled very firth. aid tho highest
Hroes sI nsp r. sti eqandea 9, Thprn ha1 1ee moth,
Iss Ioon .fairly .acllyc. Old mess PORK ruled
stcady, while cut nluats .woro flrn,ly heilt also
the season. Durluk the Weok tllila..5 pDuns
woro @sxportetl.; @ ~ dairy pso4Scts tho n,arkeis %
efs butter, sxoofi lie oeat Htudss, has bosn
very s!ow. Eggs hnvo cunstantly declined
during Tho Hoek, and tD-,!ay Western nro
uotua dull At II cents. Friday last It snlt freely
1T 10 to 10 oorts. ltecepts Ut -uuttlo during the
week Wqro IlKht.. rtlera Advanced X cent. tIoxs
wero dull. Stock Ut pons larKo. shoep showod