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Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-05
LOCAL NEWS.
Hymeneal.


 A very happy and interesting wedding took place at St. Johns Episcopal church yester- day morning at II o'clock. The church was well filled, the parties having host of friends. The contracting parties were Mir. Henry s. Patten, of Brooklyn, N. Y. and Miss Hattie K. Bostwick, of this city. The cere- mony was performed by the Rev. MT. Ire maine. The bride wore beautiful dark silk, trimmed with velvet, and carried an elegant bridal bouquet. She was married in the English style and given away by her father. There was fine music from the organ during the ceremony. There were beautiful floral decorations about the altar and platform. Many fine presents were bestowed, and after receiving the congratulations and best wishes of many friends the welded pair started on their wedding journey. The ushers were T. A. Bostwick, w. M Wellmen and A. s. Kim berly.
 Miss Hattie M. Stone, third daughter of Sid ney M. Stone, was united in marriage yester- of MT. Stone, on Elm street, to MT. Daniel Lothrop, the well known Boston publisher. Rev. Dr. Hawes, pastor of North church, oficiated. The wedding was private-the guests con- fined to immediate relatives. The bride was the recipient of many beautiful and costly presents. The happy pair left for an ex- tended wedding trip. Mrs. Lothrop is the author of work of merit entitled, ''So as by Fire" displaying considerable literary talent. Many friends will join in extending their congratulations and best wishes to MT. and Mrs. Lothrop.
 A DOUBLE WEDDING.
 Messrs. H. F. Hall jr., and s. D. Hall, at- torneys of Wallingford, the latter in the office of Judge Sheldon of this city, are to be mar ried to-day at o'clock in St. Thomas church, New Haven, to the Misses Emily and Bettie Hardy of Virginia. The brides are sisters and tho grooms brothers. Frank takes Miss Bettie, and Seymour takes Emily. They have reception in the New Haven House, and the double pair go to Virginia for the honeymoon.
 Important Bridgeport Case.
 A rep Tt has been made'by Hon. Luzon B. Morris of New Haven, who heard 8 committee of the Su- peror Court the foreclosure of Messrs George Hopson and G. B. Waller against the Etna Spring and Axle company and the City Savings Bank against the Etna Spring and Axle company. The first suit is a claim of S1S.oOO and the second represents claim of $1S,0o0. The report has not yet been re- ceived at the office of the clerk of the Superior MT. Morris to of the counsel, favor of the plaintiffs in both suits.-Bridgeport FdTmer.
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TELEGRAPHIc JoETINGs.

The Pacific Mail steamship Australia from Sydney to San Francisco brings news of the
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5INants.
WANTED

WANTED, A GOOD STOUT boy, 16 to IS years of age. who A lives with his parents, and who is willing to make himself generally useful about a shop; wages at first about s per week Apply to
 THE NEW HAVEN RUFFLE CO, oc5 t 1QA Ia6 and 194 Chanel Street.
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NEW DOMINION.
First snow of .he Season,
FIRE RECORD.

RIVER DU LoUP, Que, Oct. At is snow ing here tonight with gale blowing from the north
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After q Trial
..Roush on Rats.''

you will pronounce Hub Punch the most de- licious drink ever tasted. Perfectly pure and wholesome. o5 3teod
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TO RENT.

jae4A FINE RESIDENCE in Brick Block, west side Etiid Of College street, of Grove. 1S rooms E.V with all modern improvements; dining room on parlor floor large yard and garden.
 FRANK M. WARD, 139 College street, je13 If or ALFRED WALKER, S9 Orange street.
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FOR SALE,

EOf SaI6 aC 8 bdrga1Rs %eAA FIRST-CLASS and commodious house iia with modern Improvements. situated one H,U of the finest avenues in this city Large lot fronting streets. There is . nice barn on the premises. The property is worthy the attention of investors and be seen at any time. For particu- lars call at THIS OFFICE.
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THE !" WILSONIA"

MAGNETIC GARMENTS are as wonderful IHk an invention 8 curative is the telegraph telephone, operating as they do like intelligent force. So with the WILSONIA in the curing of dis eases of whatever form, without medicine.
 There are in the called suit of body appliances 6S9 galvanfc cells attached 6 series of powerful magnets which produce 8 soothing yet collaborating effect upon the system without causing any shocks.
 They wonderfully and restore the circulation of the blood, the curative principle bei-g ELIA1EA and final eradication of the primary of all disease.
 Full 10, 900 persons have worn are now wearing these garments in the cities of Brooklyn and New York, and most of these cases chronic and had
 An old Chemist in New York says 1t is the Greatest invention in the World
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-05

Wells Health Remover absolute cure for nervous debility and weakness of the genera tive functions, $1 at druggists. 2S9 State st.
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.kfnnv Men.

The thing desired found at last. Ask drug gists for Rough on Rats. It clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, bed bugs, 15c. boxes.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-05
ABusIness Block Burnsd out.

Bmstness Block Burned Oat.
 CoBoURa, Oct IA disastrous fire broke out this morning and destroyed the best block of buildings in town, containing Suthi erland's grocery, Mulholland's hardware store, Burnett's grocery and several public offices. Loss $1O6, ,OO0.
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The Norway Musical Album RrENRESTIER and ANDERSON.

collection of weird, strange, and yet strangely Soucs and Melodies from the land of OLE BULL just the music that inspired his imagination Morse and English words. musical novelty that will delight To hat is wild rich and romsntfc in legend and song. Price S3.5O.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-05

GAUDEFROY's
 EMPLOYMEN OFFICE. DRIvATE families, boarding houses, hotels and
 restaurants can be supplied with help of differ ent natonalities Great attention is paid by the pretor establishment in the choice of girls and women before sending them to fill 8 situstion Coun- try calls any distance prornE tly attended to- SsJ< Orange street, near Grown street.
 au17 GAUDEfhO1.
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WANTED.
CORSET HANDS WANTED.

TVNWO good salesmen not afraid of work can find
 employment for the winter by calling at 69 Center street. First class reference slight secu- rity required. No lazy men need apply sel3 u
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8oaO alrn 8uunls.
BOARD AND ROOMS.


 &A FEW gentlemen can be accommodated sia with first class Board and pleasant Rooms, F.sg with modern improvements; locality second to none in the city; terms moderate Apply at seS 1ms 35 WOOSTER PLACE. ROOMS AND BOARD. ha4S ROOMS singly or in suite, with board, can ii5 be obtained at 639 CHAPEL STREET, iIH Seq If Corner Park.
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DEATHS.

BYRNE-In this city, Oct Sd, Patrick Byrne, aged years. Funeral from his residence. s7 Court street, Wed nesday morning at o'clock. 2t+ BIDwELL-Suddenly, in Chi ago, Oct st, Alice J. Futile, wife of George F. Bidwel1. Relatives friends respectfully invited to at tend the funeral from her mothers residence, South Gu nnipiac street. this "Wednesday after noon st o'clock
 FOOTE-At Saratoga Springs on Monday, Oct. Sd, Julia A., wife of the late Edwin Foote, aged seven- ty-four years Funeral from her late residence 257 George street. Thursday Oct. 9th, at o'clock D. n 2t+
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THE TDEAT 75o. By |. Q; Emerson; ,d, is of the distinguished author Admirable collection Of inter sti E. wide-awake, effective music, cohbined in practical and thorough Ideal success in an Ideal singing viii result from using the book
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4eal Gstate.
m RENT

keeA ROOMS, corner Park and South streets, on E iid first floor, gas and water conveniences, and &!V good--i garden. Three Rooms in He1lers Block State street gas and water and water closet O. the floor. House No. Lewis street, Fair Ha- ven rooms rent s6 per month. Furnished Room No. 98 Olive street, for and wife single gentle man. Inquire of
 JACOB HELLER, I vaJa Natio RonH hniId
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Ali a Sacrifice
Robinson Consolidated Mining Company
 WoII ctroot Now York

Robinson Consolidated Mining Company
 IS Wall Street, New York.
 OCTOBER 1, 1881. nIvIDEND No. T-The Board of Trustees nave ID this day declared the regular monthly dtvi- aend of Fifty Th0usand Dollars, also an ex- tra dividend of Fifty Thousand Dollars, making one hundred thousand dollars, payable on after Oct. 15, 1884, st the office of the Company, IS street. Transfer books will close at p. m Of the 9th, remain closed until 10 of the 17th inst los eod5tl JAMES K. SELLECK, Sec'y. t District of New Haven Probate Court,l September 3Oth, 1881. ] UPSTATE of WALTER s. WILTON, of New Haven, II in said strict, assigning debtor.
 The Court of Probate for te distr1ct of New Haven hath limited and allowed three months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate insolvent which to exhibit their claims thereto and has appointed Julius twiss and ramuel G Thorne, both of said New Haven, Commissioners to receive and examine said claims; and has ordered that said Comnis toners m at the ofce of Julius 1wiss, No. 69 Chur h street, in said New Haven, on the outh days of November and December, 1881, st o'clock in the afternoon of each of said days for the purpose of attending the business of said appoint ment.
 Certified from record.
 SAMUEL A. YORK, Judge. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 oc3 6t SAMUEL A. STEVENS, Trus' ee.
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TRUSSES ]!

Fifteen years since we commenced the manufacture of Trusses, Supporters, and va rious appliances for the relief and cure of the various weaknesses and deformities which afiict not less than one-tenth of the commu- nifty. With what success our efforts have been crowned is known only to the thousands who, of their own accord, or following the advice of their physicians, have placed them selves in our hands.
 The treatment of Hernia has been with us study, and experience has taught that there is no one truss or appliance suited to the wants of all, but that each individual case requires special consideration. For this reason, while we manufacture many applian- ces of our own, we have constantly availed ourselves of the inventions of others until on our shelves may be found nearly every truss of any value in market. Considering our. complete stock and long experience in the se- lection and application of various appliances, we are able to offer special inducements and to guarantees perfect satisfaction.
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OLIVER DITseN < CO.,, Boston.
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hODofG HaHA HAon oA SOs Old and new. Approved by the master himself A book in which every note is gem German and Eng fish words A hundred exquisite songs. $2 boards
 $2.50 cloth
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Robert Franz Album of Song.

aaraelds Funeral March. Fine portrait. 4Oc.
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sgttiaI gotiees.
OUR IMMENSE SILK STOCK,

Ana the
 
   Magnificent Novelties Silk Silk All
  to
 
  
 
   tog  Monson C. Carpenter, :. Leading Dry Goods Merchants of New Haven md
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Herald of Praise. For ohoirs and conventions. s1.
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Song Bells. For common schools. Emerson. Soo.
, 1881-08-20

4e; lloa,,ty 10y, ret. =? years, bva.rn i.
sG}SF'ina''''d s}S'. '''Dp' co"s''p; i. < e dsotasts
y. l,cauty 1lth, rod anl vhItc ,.
I'i'nS 1'i, fuk' IF Wt!'''oii1 Kv s ;amr c'wsr;
srriuHtlcll tMn. cowslpj iase,, X Ss;sSs sS st.x
si,,;;.' n i'S''iy y'I, 1h :;y [s,; yS,rllns
ss 5ssssif 1ss + .iS .SisSSfnsei nS' Ss; ssv'!is;
~: lleauty lGtt. re.l, yenrllng, bvsn.,
ssp|iEJns''''l s|iJ, limp co~sp; II; t. K Z "a 5s'a9ss,a.s
E;sss @ Il e i $s' ;s' II s 5s dis'ss; Ss':s y " @
sr;;iSsi's'd t1iiea'; b. dess'i's,b fss Et
g; . Eiien s,i,: toan, . yeat,. ,,y 1917 u,..'
iGy i'ie s1'sxs sts,fE. ks M Mt''p oaaea' il 'Se Ssss
aSS;i;i; Sis,i; P d:s|$;,eaSe ~; Ses'f %'lsn' IL ' ',ees,. ,es.
q. Elton 9Th, ret! md white, a xco,.
,nSe VI NY'imont lump. oo'ateaj; lloSes; sa ,s,a
IL. g. Ellen 9TH, rcd vcnr, hv
s9r'ssfeld @ s3k ''mp. aalatc; b. ". H A@!tb ~ H.
IL, Ellen 10th, rcd, ycars, ey s,w
snflnfsl?. sna, ss . .|!sp' oa'atsa'; dn1:s
sesinEes t as tasii aesiSea' iSesaS'!'isE IT, II ss''s S
60. Elicit 12tli. red, yenrIityX. i,v SisI "
ss!n,s!naiicld Imp. dala'oa|; it " Iooa Nc tPfs
,' Il. 1eeue. Q, Springfield ID, re-, an, ~ n
yif5)royy, yGa55) ~ u'' puko OF ll'nkston limp i.s.!
ii. irens Of Springfield ssl, rcd. . xs..
Duke u Wimont i!inp: lfoi,oj j. r. nm; @;nn9r nr "
10. lrcilo. of SprlnRfleld 6th, rcd snd dao, "a
yearit,g, hy Bi60 Duke or spriaR|65sdI, 6d ~ a
1rone}; ;;r;a,s, 4 wattk'nso; t.ns slsp sn oah
rnI tn,, mr,,nn Nel,. .s| yeafs, BY sc Dln
II. sptInRilsi.l's Wasa. a"gs rei, yeau, b, \.
oSSuRIistni5'A g. Eisxia A.. p. red yearlpp ,,v 20.
.np. Nrs. hotto; liatpsf 8 3was.yTjlsss Saa, Tjlss.s
u Sr Duke Of sprnR,1cld, rcd, 4 x.,,, 49,. ~
1;a xS 1,r "1 uSeSa s'se Of sharouE Al issa
i. u Dai!s aS! Sf sprinsne!a rod roam, ,y,,, /.
'y nof.r nKo 9t nria k1ioil Ww 1 aPung Mary; Ueos
~ H. i'gsb sb9roi,'s ns' n,'ko ksti of III isath ro,
r; - plM,y, Nh, tksxt,n,eton. ka,I,as IL II, s S ;,, M
III Hafson lug sS 0' s'f'asao'' ''np' iFe1e'' a'Sss
E Gzsr II FFsaoFIoS a. fTGan sSa5!!ns
supors F1om,aaSnrs G5 shassdK Ky g gio dn'atea @
sE & III ap ss; usitea iStssi sLa
m sSs'r1S aE FssasFi9s; a rcd yaise ysaifipe b. stsp
e 5iowc}s. GslnadsSl r. sa ""'p' o"'a'ea' Anus Fun
III n ;% 3Sv g S9 yeaMsl6S Mhpg! ey + sIn pHts q spn
I iad., 'sai: si3S. 1'"AH "D'' - '''se'' D'0'a''ls
nuks sS Of S1Mrinaotd ri tYounS Saryi. ysat'Was ~
Frankfort, Ky., S30. "'''' ''''' AesA
snE;,agIa sGgn ", Tsnt n. Xea.iag " a@ pats i
ID. 1nvn 4th. rcd. yoara. i,y ' Rts III IT.. =.
Springfield Young SfaryE iiobcrt Fstio1 ItS N "
, 1881-08-20
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10,-rlc Norl7.
<insrtca,l tomorrow will say: Trade in
most departments has becn moderately net
i've ut Philadelphia during the past week.
The excitement In grain noticed for several
days ltstcontnues and prices lavo ugaln ma-
terlally advanced. Wheat was A@95 cents pcr
bus!lel higher, corn 11I11G9., cents per bltsllel
higher, aud onts :.ek3 cents higher. At tho
cl0so prices mrs unsettled, but rathor lowor
than tic highest point.
Flour is Iii stealY tlon,and ut an advance OF
1871 cunts per barrel. ~
Cotton Ii III firm demand ut former rates. >
Petroleum Is uaslor.
III provisions there WINS a good trade doing
unit prices t}rln.
Whisky ],as again advanced.
'fllero lluS heull niore doing III wool, md
prices uro Slender.
, 1881-08-20
POLITICAL.

Special Dhpateh to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
Fonr Don0E, IT,, Atg, 10.-'rllo big Ninth
Congressional District Which covers over
0ne-io,lrtll Of tho Stats, IL giving Ja,nes +.
Wilson q tremendous boom for tho unItotl
Suites Se'llte. Tn mako sure of tho mum OF
their choice, tho pcoplu are declaring for lin,
iy. tho primaries FUu. the township call:.
cnses, and tho County and District. Conve'l-
tl0r they nso following it up. alld they lIavo
not yet permitted the Nomination of any 1Rll
l0 tla Legislature known to l,u unfny0rnllu
to Wilson. Two .lnUro Representative Ills
trirts wgr0 !eartl from yesterday. Cherokee,
Pitcher, Ut Uher0kee; md kosantll, Emmett,
l'a!0 Alto, AI,A Humboldt nominated Sheutx,
0t A1gnla; :, 10th Men were knowp to ba
strong fur Wilson.
, 1881-08-20

tations, creamery being now quoted at 30
cltnicn quoted at IL aid l214; for common
tho market llas bren nuLet mid tlull, with
very fuw sales.
Flonr Is firm With MI upward tendency.
Ing quotations. Wlicat IL iiow q.,uteA Mt
Sl..:sl 10 Sf.:Ei. Corn, 10 to II. ttyc, $t.12.
The whisky ,t,arket las boon advancing
during tho week. llfgl1wincs ndvaiccd from
9i.f0 to $i.l5
Tho provision market Is very strong, with
tendency Ia ntivnnce; n largo demand and
good prices offered.
Tlia advancing prices IN .grain hnvc. at-
trncted ni,lcll Intention, anil tllo trndlng Inns
bcen heavy.
, 1881-08-20
ITEMS.


ITEMS
The headquarters of Tho General Super
tntcndent of Tho 1tome, Wntortown Il Or
tionsbi,rv 1ln1Iron,l t,omnany wifi hrrcnftcr
i,o nj f1asyr.rt,' r. oA'p"'t' VIA "''.$e4
S' ,,, '"~eo' @s' .,
:, Ino gfoss eafnlhKs or t!io GnlcnE0 y y Aiton
Kn!!roau @ ~ ior tlio WcGk , @ GnsliilR aug. y wero
Ss;iuhol. hE'ltlist Ss,nn 81, n dof LUG Week pre-
flous, I'LL tc[easo u $4o,ua: ..
htr. /. II. Ufcl,, I.ocnt Freight Auout of
tllo liaitlnofo y Olil0 NallroaH ~ tlIts potflt,
nas resaGnes Oh iicco,lis nt ai.ngaiIh: at.
ltch's Successor nus hot yet bcch testR1latcd'
Dtspntclles were received hero Yesterday
ann0itilcltig tint Tho Southern l'auific Rnif-
rOnl j,Ns bcci, wnsilCtt out Mt various points
IN Arizona, fnterrilutInE tllettnttlu over TINT
rOnt, II ii stated that Tho business for that
TncIilc.
a,,ot,t .,p,,,,. .,u,,,,,,,.. IT,, f,t,t,,o 1,,r.
Iu,Es T. fntGiI ni " Gt nm
t!E9toli :" ,!.inGy, UilGaGn ~ Nott!1WtGstSV5rs ", Srs
n0Gk isIA'ld s! ~ iachMc m,u W rotas m
uAsl1 !tAia.Mus nets lortn aaaaa ~ Glth lMtts
NV ngiH ManS VI H. pHSsSngSs ntsiss, u. isa, 70
wtc ILL nns III % t'st sv MGs. ~ H1 "
Inio nolnts. ai'a tnat leenlaf Moportl9ns !'; n!G
SXnsGcaeo 1t .,.,. conueeinE .nis f, n " . sWGa
fnbnts ,,nn xiv rnn, ~
IicKol5 y npp4cHp!o ully 1lonl entcaEt ~
, 1881-08-20

- olFss"s 0N'ettt ~ "''s ~"'%"W' ~'Wah%
: SALAMANCA, N. r., Allg. 10.-rho great
strike of operatives el,,p|oycl OF the West
or,, ,lIvixinn ~ thc Nav ynrl. r,n,," Frt., (.
sW. w. uy'S'u T.. uo ~ ~" ao!h. r.! 11.no Es'G -, ~
Wea.eflt 4taa!t1ntl, aat ~. e'o EastStn ~
vision OF tic PENNSYLVANIA, Now York Il
Ohio Nnilroatl continues. The headquarters
Of ti,o strikers aro .t tlis place. mid Mt Ilor-
"olls,i,,o hos,"oor 4 mn mi < nm ,,o,x,I,,- ~
,na,'n'I sro,1,,t y. VI ~, % t,.a,,, a s,. ~
!uaueu 1thsene enth Aio o4uehhuea' N!uc'l VI
ttlls Is valuable freight destined t0 Chicago,
st, Louis, Cincinnati, mud other Western
mint. 'Iha n,o,, r,,,,',nr m t,,n Nav Var,
pu v;t Wta"t' H.i,s3 ~ sa1 ~" a9h. w.,
l.ake ,t,e Es'o x Nestef'. lm.lsoaa cta!''s @ that
during the great strlka OF lST, a1ld
Mt It's close, the otlEcers of
amt 4ot,",. ,t .hn liza ,.o,i In ,,t ~.
coS nSv, .,s w ,S .,e hSt,a "vo uo gsIosen IN
sooh as Times became petaer. hta tloy clalils
that the ttMca art, bott0E-tM fnct, better for
the rouI than tor ten ye1rs,-aud lle,,eo their
,annut1 for +, rrstn,ntlon ,Y tho ii, rar ccrt
take" on w uao inst eut' oW'tcs'hseh aso
nUW getting 3l6U p1r tny, anA AclunlIu MI
increase to ~. IT, All Kinds of run,urs nro
uilont here. ut t1luI1nlo, lIoruel1sy1lle. mid
"th", ,,,""s t., " ,,"ri -, ..",,arn ,s.om ~ ~
otaet pnees, ~ segus" ~ sVnoeai !ay,oH VI
a.! trclKht nrakc!ae1' 1t nothing tleil'Iit c2n
, 1881-08-20
COMPLETION OF 4 uRANCH.
Spttfat U{tp1tth to Tns Chteaeo Trtttlns.

GALEyA, ILL.,, AUG. 1D.--Tho C'llcaEo 4
Northwestern Htulldar.i.gago llond. from
Madison to Montfart, Wis, was completed
to tho lattur placo this forenoon, ant! regular
lrn&ns will DO run front tllls city to Madison
y" Moifsrt t q soo ~ II tS s s
pe0plo nnntllor outlet 10 Ghicago a,lI Mil.
WalikHo.,, T|le ,Chicago, Milwaukee, s. st.
Paul llalir0ntl CQnllially lr1 llnw running u
fast t.ata daily front 'tlatlenylllo t0 AlllwNu-
tna :, ~. -
, 1881-08-20

lfnEs Ay+-A Elnc DAy ana HplrltOA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ant1nnls Sold
for sl2,l60.
sutssat D.patea to 1ns cnseaao 1+tun-.
Afr. S1Ent1Su, KY, Aug. 1o.-Tho Spring.
field herd, tho property Of JatMes N. D,gs.aff,
was sold today ut Ills residence near Mt.
Sterling. Tha day was pleasant aftcr tho
rain, ard mntlo thu Short-lEorn breeders bid
better thnn any day previous. Tho eattls
were Iii very good condition. md brought
fatr prices. The families represented wero
Young Mary, Young Phyllis, 1lar-
riot Cawsley's Rosemary, Orphan
Well Dnnna, Alars, anu others. Ten
Young Mary COWS sold for ss,3so,
nn average Of So3}. Tho animals woro prlll-
clpally strcd by tho Duke of Springfield, a
puro Noso Of Sharon bull Of the Batcs lied
Rose tribe, bred by Abe 1sonick, the veteran
Short-l1orn breeder Of Kentucky Tic h!gjl-s
est price for ono animal WIS $50, paid BY
George II. bedford, OF Paris, KY, tor s,4s7
Second Duke OF Springfield Of tile Young
Mary family Sixty feniales were sold for
sl0,t25, IN average Of S1uS.G7. Twenty-ono
bulls sold for s.,3s5. MI average Of Slls.15.
Tile total snlo amounted to ST.
: Tie following Is II complete list:
S S'fGEs sco sH 'n sa Fs's g lis sS
Imputed S aaw Il is% % whc ,hS i.y oi asscSnSs e '''
49, kssisS Sc I'll Ss: Ss':&S $asss Y
S !; sS:;sa "a ses ssss sts ssty T. "
j. Garris Ieslts 5tb ted % yeafilag, BY s4ss puko
"a.et Jtth Mis olsrk s1 M rod, ycars, by ep Duke
e RayasRaa ia'ass!on Ill., xaa"s hnrs' w's0w nro'''
t. judith Clark 1st, rod, years. BY 6.1l4 Teoble
oSsSSss Ssa's %s'9psssts 9ss f Ky s sts;px Duke
o snssG snr'Kxo1a nounx Mars' - b. fholps' Lo1-
I y; Yo;aaF Mary q. rod, yoa.s, BY BY soss imp.
"s:9; s;' =: yesss ey s of No..
Issss;S & "a Ssss!|us Y ~ bsks ss,,s e
NUT s'$a|jiis1I isIs IS ss:.seg9a red yes,sg
r. ESys: Kssf:E i;sSt s,s:a Ss $ss, f "a duke
sis!ns sssaas"ssS s ou'R tes''s'' - W. o'''s' NV
sS css"tss. Il Bath w. ,s d sas a. ~s.ss,
u Sss;s;; i s,s % ss Ia aud a ~a,,s
by LUG XirJrIo luke IT I3uth (lu,p. {lufFiel];
afsssE S5S;s;s, 5;;sS, y s,s N. rod sn xa,s
vemts. ~ a.Oil lnstcnnntlcncn fi,nn mnrrIsti: ii.
g. M'ais cssrf, 1;p5 35lS. 1'e''D'''' "' .4's'' ~
baKa " # ksta,s a III ;np fed asrlat IT, tH
aaSsai II Gtess a"' u iat 7ta it, fea years, by
III; il 81; GSSntos, Of 1ath x,p. rod md vpto,
}teSott Easic, III ass q "0n' p' i'ff''.'
Duke LEI sr Springfield imp. iiaFriot,; J. .Thomp-
, 1881-08-20
ASSOCIATED coAL,oWNeRs,

IlAIlr.sx, Ang. l1.-An association, of the
coal.ownors a.al managers OF Caps ]lrutoll
tas been formed for mutual protection. III
rase Ut strlkes no t'lel OH Il strike or locked
Htnt fro!n my GALLERY WI! bs employed. sn4.
carry out 4 general lockout
, 1881-08-20
The Western Trunk Lines and
Their Emigrant Business
Ultimatum.
Six Thousand Cars Blockndcd at lIor-
nollsyl1lc OIL Account OF tho
Great Strike.
Tho Wabash and ths Alton on the Pass
Question-Notes and Per-
gona1s.
IANIk AND I'LL.

NOW YORK, ~ winch u was UNANIMOUSLY
fesolVel 10 htlVhnce cnsl-ppuhu lIe'Ent fnaes
10 tho basls Of 20 cents per 100 lbs. Chicago
Minds " o,, @ torc,l,1v IL % nf the nmraory rhvmo of
s ~ Ia, WY q.;., :.1. ~ s,,o @ xa,..n ,,rs NV w.
JACK affa Jl''r VIII 1alo lallfonu !nallagerS si
as Jack and commissioner FINK as, Jul:
resolved to advance cast.bounI freight rates,
f,,,,,iaa,e..n,. T,s,, ,,.o,,t 80, n,vn n,,i ~
'1o.1 ... I'm T., ~ H. natta,,,
uatet! tao 'afions 1oaAs III wv SnsEpouau
lint action. lilo managers then camo down,
finding Tint circumstances oyur wlllcl. tl,oy
ilau NJ eontloa p,ove'teu slaol't u. @ sfu" Sassy"
And now Commissioner Fink comes tunlbllua
after, and lnukcs tue following announces
inent:
New YonK. Aug. ~, 1ssi.-Not having 70.
from Garty not rcprese!,toa a. tho & meeting M 1e
the JDint Executive Committed held Aug. io.
nc pss@sM @ " ttt ,o 10 m
MI ipto t'tFncs. a. WIG ~ 'As'' vi"
s Gs Wy a!s1oMs w a, ,,sa mnu s;,nno Sln
noslia lEelkmt latleIs NY III W1,sJ 5,,iai,5
sM tlSy MU'E w XIII ~ ftcl, .u mil ~ vatnr
tr.n,, ur IiH S +i'n"anvos ~ .t,a rnnt nf
~. cI XIII ns 'vi',n @ rn ~ ssotcr ~ 'n1 npc Tia M
,,r1a tst frs,,, ttn tEi,v i,wn a,ui tt,nr nj.
W9Fsn ss1t tFo ea so ,H' m .ai' H" w y teG& t}M. ~
gatt1 sait ttiat they nave 'laoo JacKs" OF tne'h-
sefe iii, In ohoorvo,, Tint +ha o,,ovo ,,tsro.o,
Whe Was iecG.v0 @ " G ne1Sr nat ,.aat.
o. w." NY 'vs s an.i,;s, ~
says mavig reGelyM 'snlavo II ~ ,,ni ae
yicda o partes ot b. @
rnaof, f ts'r.t. III. ponins sr.,,, xaos @
1nEgA Hfe a, t iupGs ti, tf ~ ~ STTgls fit,I
,,ts y ,.,ns +rot ast,o o ~ ".,soo t,o rn{,a
Tns THsSss S sta's SiI TIM d lie sa!iroa.l al 'as
| NEciS iH!Etlt oMfe t14t4sutfcs Wy taoHnie "