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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-01
Prof. Trips Grand Descriptive
Series,
France and Europe
Since 1S4S."

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MARhKrS by TELEGRAPH
NEW ORLEANS.

Pork quiet; old 10 new 10 %,
Lard quiet uerce l054; ke. II.
Dry salt meats quiet, steady; shoulders
59{@jh, clear rib si.; clear side Sh.
Bacoa quiet. steady 66g0a@h.
Hams quiet, steady; choice sugar cured can
vassed l0pil.
Whlsky STEADY; western rectiGed 050l 10.
Coles quiet and steady; cargoes ord-
nary to good l0h@l3.
Sugar dull; common to good common 5h@
O l-2; fair to fully fair 6A@7; prime To
choice 7h974s; yellow clarified Sk@h,
Molasses scarcei firm; common 23ll25; GEN.
trifugal 2O@3I; fair 33siO; prime to choice
i6G5l; frosted 2O@22; cistern bottoms 3O@tj.
iermenled 20935
Rice DUH ordinary TO choice, 4ss36A.
Sights par; sterling bank 81; consOls 81. 80.
NEW YORK.
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AT I(lITIS

EFT. LOUIS, March 81 - Flour, steady, un-
changed; double extra s3 30 to 81.
Wheat opened lower, advanced and closed
firm; No. red fall lO5h@% cash; lO6A@lU7
May; 1864 June.
Corn firm and higher AZ. cash; 4lh@il.
April; &ss@il7s May,
Oats dull; 369361s; cash 30.
Whisky steady; l06.
Pork ilrm; 1875,
Lard dull, 10 40.
Bulk meats, shoulders 4 90; clear sides
and bacon quiet; shoulders 3 80; clear $ 20.
FOREIGN.
LlvnRPooL, March 81 - 10 m. Cotton
heavy; uplands q; Orleans 6 1.l6; sales I, 900;
specul alton and exports, 1000; receipts s, 100;
American; 40; uplsnds low iniddling elias
ALLEGATION. April and May delivery, 3 81 81 q.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-01

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Transcript 'Jokist" have frequented in New
York, that it occurs to him to say that the
obelisk was quite at home in New York be-
cause it is in the land of Faro?
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"Francc and Europe since 1sts."
As may be seen by advertisement, Pro.
fessor Alonso Trip, Of Boston, tho we'll.
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SHOW IN EVERY New Ms o-.,
POST March "0N'A0oo rhVeEoSioN
, 1881-05-07
FEDERAL RELATIONS.

FOURTEEN THOUSAND poLL.Als In silver WAS
roco!vod at tho Suh-Treasury yoaterdny, and
1,D0O ta 1oltt dlshursod,
Tile acknowledgements reeuipts yesterday
amounted u $36.11a, Of wh!ct, s=1,571 was for
spirits, f4,at for tobacco and eigars. $5.07e for
beer. and $56i6 for special tAxcs.
FoLIow1sa Is tho !tst OF dnttabo goods 70.
eaivod ut tho Custom ff0liso yesterday: A1ArrhA
vol s Co.. . casos dry goods; Joseph ulluan,
s.uks sait; Uusloy i Trroll ! casks urockcsy:
co %'s nses soSs ssSs sSttS; Sess;tou; IL
AN inolpiont rebellion, was inanRura ted
na ~ of she Sao MS fs M
Il sqp oi ios fset CT sh
nuo, running back SIG fSct 10 tho rivor bcln9 th1
sn lsa I ny ,hs L.
wa9 s'sa t a.. A. sapot f9T sa, faad m
Sia siso whilo I lid ar s$s WI to aj 'fSy Sy
noago c., lumber M % incrcian!s: u;: Mn!.son 70.
ue!ltiy DUMPED which i wll 1ako soMo tino .
a aa'bor!tg ssrouah fo' tue '' yeliaas ' pes.e 's
Ct rcoaSaDd M Lev Soerd nsasy o s H. to %ss @c
marched % tho se4t Of war 1t tic hosd ot ton
Government OtllectH There being pienty Ot
MatorlAl, oaFthworks w1ru thrnwn up, tho troops
doployol as akirmlshcrsr and u viRorous o1a1n..
p4iRn Of woe.ls was tnau9Erntct. The rebel
coHconttato! himself On the ttank Of tho frarae
ot!,o4 aaa tor ~ @ 5ime ueI'i prary was hEid ~
tho enunly boeamo weak and rctIrod 10 his baso
OF supplies Tor moro boor, when tho Federal
forces, xatherlug tAor strength tor u supreme
effort, mA1u u brilliant chArau On tho sandplus,
capturo.i tho olluo, and threw tho furniture lnto
the streUt. S1Muson was roltRAGd on his parole.
aud as oven,nx dropped down tho F0dornis woro
IN pcaceablo possession OF the aAndy tloll Of
baltic. M lives werG lost. but uGn. AlunsuLl
ney to arraugu tho tortas Of tho surrender With
tho Department.
, 1881-05-07
CAUSE OF THE STRIKES

THE AFAItlUE AFD NNEEu UF AhSuEONu6t
1t ~ possible now to form vary cloAr idoa
OF tho ca,lao which lies at tho baek Uf tho vexa-
tLutls strikes which hnva occurred within the
Inst mouth, and Of those which nre now In prog
ross. During thnt por1ol, bcgnnEna With tue
demand Of tho West Side street. railway drivers
and conductors FOR I'm fnuroaso Of pay, thoto has
been n succession ot donaHds. mt,atly successful,
by employees for increase OF tholr compensation.
Ono OF these. that Of tho switohmen on the Chi.
cago ronris, has not yet boon adjusttd, and Is
ca,lsnH great loss to tho ron1a aud to merchants.
thu fretRht. houses nro EorKod With Yootts which
IT, 70 ssaS,gg o gt od s 0t
eompsss Of she.o 'n.sa sssser, ss ss
prices have gone upon thorn, but, eho!ty, .hoaso-
ront. Thut " tho great ttl!ng Of which they
ThSy ma sy s suay ee eS Gt e.
that Which n1cots thcIn must, alid which has
becn most Instrumental III moving thoin to
tnrc.
i sappea1s, M then, that i y to tho ayarlco @ ana
to 1nhke few moro tArns Of tho sGrow-thAt
the prosent serious Interference with eon,1norce
Inst ycnr rlta OF interest On tholr investnlonts
In houses fur beyond that whuh clpltnt can
secure !N other businesses. wcro 40 far ntuonccl
by greed us to make a determined cifurt-n move
nll Al0ng tho llno--tO turlcAso the productive
mesa Of tAeir inycstlnc,ita by r.isinK the rents.
lhD4 uHfG LFlpu IT. Win TUG a[sk&%EllE CQsi6u'
4lonccs-lyastrpus tu tho community ut largo
-stated above. In many cascs thay hAvo suc-
eoeded. to thoIr own fsnt1olatc profit and tho
synaly failod, to tho grent grnt!tlcnlion OF
at( who hayp tho good Of tho public mt
cvGr, as 10 press most heavily upon the lxbprlMg
cEnssos and TO stir thcm up 70 tltesc demands Tor
tictunscd compensation. Those Ch!caEn land
unjust anl oxtortonnto demands, cnn,ot fool
very comfortable whom thny look around
them and Gco the rniu they h,lyo wrought
IN every brunch Of trAde. tho lan,uxe they hayo
inflicted upon the best Interests OF tho city, and
tho DECENTRALIZATION created among railroad
hAnds, britklHyors, carpenters, and mon III
sGurcs OF othor trades.
, 1881-05-07
THE ELEVATOR.

TWO HtYS SA1e1lt}WI4v EHGAtE uEATH.
Eovaidr Aco|'loata, which hnvc not l,ccn very
frcllont ut lnto aro now beginning u null
ttpy Thoro wose two ycsicr.lay. md buth tho
rnsdlt nf oarcicanoss OH tho lrt of tho Victims.
The FIRST happcnott at II o'coek yesterday
furunoon, whun Frank Farsrus. employed
In running tretght'clcvator tn tho
Dnko bakcry building. No. 100 Ctark atrcnt, ncci-
ttcntAlty full from tho tprth floor to tho botto IN
Of tho shaft. Ito II saE,l tu hayo boon wayward
attending 10 his tittes. Az tho hour pontluncd
BE- rim Tho e!evat9r which Is m "nsn pIat
himself In Wilson'S Gooshiniory. whom s1,tse
ot,t an tho tlnor hclow, wishing 70 uso the mn:
tho % perss!; @ i, l'sow boins ii hurry e.Rht Tie
cabla and lownru! tho l!,sohur., Tho buy. upon
o W: se If rc.sF .st as
.hat iiodr, or ulso fell Into tho shntk naold0nt-
sliy; who at.on,ntnT t. r9auh st, f.,r tue
chIno. Tho person on tho platforih Mt tho ting
claims lhnt the i4tter wAe thc uaao. ~ ~
sha lit, e strtx tx ~" It s. several @ ponts in lis
aescent,-tirst upun tho projecting toortng and
then upon tho afms If 1l.s slovS!tr-ho ,,aa,.
t1 his hot.to, M. fk5 West Washington
sstregt. sst,regt. md was there attended l,y pr: ]: i.
X nssS aeo.s wnc s aso 81 r. S pSs W
fatal results, have occurred III tho ssltno MA.
ohlno. a.ld yot no measures hnvc oeon tnken to
promises. r..
Tho second occurred at noon 10 Mcare5or s.
organ f"ct4fy u at4oc1 sg aoor @ q "nh.
wNId, ono Ut tho boys employed In
publishing and lniHhlng. while angaRcd ID fonltsE
with sole Ut hIH ,lAaltutis accidentally walked
nlt Into tho elcvutor shift. md fult eIo1r to tho
basement, tanfng almost nt the very feet OF q
gnsty # wnrkmoa Y, whG were eating their !n1r
Ing tIrs. Moi! mud NowHlan. who wore sutn-
sn1lci to Rttond HIN. soon succeeded In ro-
pcarcd 10 he broken. but hs WAS b,ldly bruised
and injured internally. The result Ur these IN
iurios tho doctors wore unable To- fOrotupl Tho
pnrrnts on North Market struut. Tho 0loyntor
In this n,t!dlnR Is protected by II rule board
partition, but during business hollrs the hatch
Wuyg nfo nnuGtnY Uncl1.
, 1881-05-07

Special DIapattA 70 Ths Chicago Tribune.
MONTREAL, May 0.-Tlie mechanics Of
Montreal aro moving In the direction of q
lien Inv in favor Of the mon employed by tha
contractors OF buildings; and, at meeting,
resolved to petition Parliament for such
law as will secure to tholn a clnim on my
buildings for the waEes duo tlteln by tile con-
tractors having Charge OF the buildings.
The Trustees Of the parisl. church OF Notre
Dame IN this city are about to Issue bonds
for 3lU0, 600 to meet the debt on the building.
Ep&stal Dspdteh to tn GAteaao 1ss1un&-
HALIFAX, May 0.-An enterprlslng En-
gllsh capitalist, now OIL q Wall to Nova 6cotin,
IL negotiating for some 5000 actes of the
famous Wustnloreianu and Cumberland marsh
tWeU,l 1000 and 1000 head Ut cattIe III one
laerd. TlDse cnttle will be purchased In the
Wost, a1Ni taken to the ranelia to hg tattened.
OTTAWA, % : XIV a.Erho O. water I In II thc Ottawa
1styur Is rlsIng Fapi.lly. It ll,.s gono up two
feet slx inches III thu past few days. There Ia
sAtA TO bo larKo quantity 0f suDw aud leo In
steps lave ~ u ienKth a hGen taksa to bring tho
been dispatched uaross tho Atlantic, and ID now
e. ~ %tG xy G q e 70 srps 1a9 GhsrySs
Y pr9sent from tho hrltIsh uovcrumont 10 tho
~ ss.stas pbss.sa TO n. Chicago 1>ts4a.
tho Gl!y hayo now ngreed to tho d9mand OF thalF
thslr wague. TAo men hava consequently re-
gocnrr1 engagements on the other slde.
The ToEunt0 Corn ExnhanH0 Association, at
IT, ana,ai msefinE passy1 sepnEt approvlng
tolls gu xrala passing through tae Wuliana aud
vt. l&awf1Ace Canals.
, 1881-05-07

lnnltont. 8Ir 0enutv Collectors are olit Ink
e i not peo
0u.ronos ,''', q: ,,n,. ,a.. ....,..,,. ,.,n,
a9S ca II he ,ea spsy xsEsp IS f. r. ssak e. IL"
ton apprarod u llo TINT ho hMd discovered
talio,i.n1'gS1 u s1ie rrsann Sn nf M !,tntn "s
nro.*i1hst4andng hc was siroi''ac5 hy = happy.
for rsatmont no. ~ aud d III st Curly II re.Eoraon 1 *"
pcctod.
THAT 1xyrsrfoArIoy,
The spss,al @ G.. Gnttss @ s Ht as cnty moard ,,n
Wn sd snG 1op n, :" H n s1 mnM
onss m INC ~ 1nu VIZ ora ~ et ~
tnsi,isi"1. 'Ti Ntcssr.t sa,,nt, KnnnF rNrf md
T%s!asis,, xsss $,' ssaa i j. H., Ss! co,s:
Il. to uwors 81 to " ttee. i omn,sar
o,tnIannt, ~ wl,nnsscs IL, G III ,ynnt T., hava
"uvthiTw n ~ ia WIFI r. ~ IL fha,,pht Il o,sncr
that m nII,exe aTsntset M , could not Enss wtn'n
Eot.,,nlssis.i,er Turtngtutl ttoIght Il str,I,gc
shn ',t' "aaS iMr, ~ n.t.t ~, VIII.
cr:s cut.st,,,iv cxlrns-haI MT boon tot1cno,i
upos. III tho so.eallat exposures. tIo only 10.
Krcttctl oin vute which i,g Ind ever given il, tho
H.
tr,ls. N' '''' '>'' '''>' >''o 'N'N 49,
Commissioner O'Ncill surnaisetl that tho whole
thing huxc4 upon Uicttl FcrfoIut If no st,t bis
money tho Gtlln,ttep wotll not rot IL ttiip tut
or him, but It tp did mt then he would enticAl,
On molten uf Commissioner Knopf, tho Com.
over tho ,iiatter tn tiutaii, a1li iiiifly aont
aiessrs. .Turnston aud :. Knopt rs i
tiou that tho Hoard Inst Myndny tIhss1d Il Resp
iutIon requesting tho AssDclatlon ~ appoint
thrcp muint,ors or ita body 10 euttfpr and not
htv been sunf Ia tour LAYS a9G, but Mr. i. q.
FIlklns Clurk Of Tho County Hart, heih TINT ho
, INT eet Instructed Il, svIId any s,,uh ntiee
Mr. Filktpt Ii I'M npt,oIutcn Of tho County Clerk.
mud not Of the Hoard. unl WHOM Chatrmun
p0r!nRtnm tonk nln 10 task f0r hls itcg!cet. 10
snMHuaM Mt tMrlngeoh " tho tnost aprrotcG Sty!e
Ine CltiAgns hssuGiat'on le!ur1e Wnsa tnMt =
meeting ws.ttd no ng!ti ~ p: ~; a tae na6!er
70 tata qetoro !ae ESeeao ,.a:. dc.n @ 1no m
DOLE, n'at u ttrtaor c1fifnn,eatlon was r.
oG1Sea 30 tnoy nht;t c!1nk lo-aay.
Tho Executive committee ot me Cittxens As.
@ soe!aIom iast " y: H., anu nasntk pat MISe
UNI 1Ftty silaM NJ INC uonr as uaIer 9aMra PEP.
9ecao 70 uol.petnto. @ mnat tFfansptsen wia!n I'M,
!eotnFd, htit Wne ne mentng nu1nnfnc ~ p:
IN. tno t. .. naa .1 ofsn
Lnnnes !Ita tn9 pruss rup!cscHthtisea WGFe III
!oe1nea toat I'LL aouou hAa beeh aelofrea unth
to'any' ,..,,.u. ,,,, ,,...
Thout'a1 s'lE WAS AA't.1ko'
| day for advice. she was tf ioEeate condition.
| apparently, and All at her trouble grow 0ut "
| ono FrMtlz Miller promising tn marry hcr. nni
not keGpuE bis prUmlse- Her st0ty WIS that
she foil li with the gay young uatl, dressed him
, 1881-05-07
CITY HALL.

lhEHE NtfJ .Att 04Elu4 pUElI1ltS lE8llEu
yesterday
COMMISSIONER WALLER Is again on tho sick
list. 1t !s oycrw0rk and anxiety that nlls him.
THEnR havc beon Issued to date go potidlers',
s, 10 express, 1,e74 double teams, md 3,1D dog
licenses.
TIE County Trcasuror yesterday turned ovor
$1i6,0oo Of bis collections to the city, OF which
$1,000 was In scrip.
TME Eschool-teaohors, btidge.tendcrs, janitors,
tho month Of April.
Tnr pepartnent Of Public Works will advcr-
tIso to-tlay for nbout .0o U00 feet OF hari lum-
bcr to be used on tho bridges this summer.
J. u. DlcKEY, contractor. complained to tho
hnyor ycstor1lny that s0tnc Ut tho strunt. cleaned
dirt was bciug dumped llpun strocts which DO is
to pave and which huvo been gradod.
sl,l0 BY tho Department of PaGlie Works on
tho scWers now hoInx constructed by him m
North 1soboy and North IIoyno atfoats.
.Cu1Er-oY-poL!qE Aic0AnloLE said yestor-
ths tan"i III oioro y canaos s il 6n so " "
rne force There will DO no additional Captain
and l.gutonant appointed, though authorized
by tho Council.
bcrs 9t tho L!Mcoin Park lioard have Kptten np
S5rn boillSyari crilnanSo % Il is isl s,itiorstsod @ stud
the document Nonday night.
TftE resolutions OF tho Young Mems Demo-
sI cratic Clun colEtatAlattnx Mayer !lnrrlson
s os ,,o Mofg pfnsshtn s 70 Nun yes
Carter" took thGsa iii tho sI,no aud tIiod them
with the balance OF bis complimentary litora-
turU.
TnE Mayor, AID Sanders, Burke. and Lawlcr
stauploxaon @ ~ to Sis tnsn1tens mnon re- Thc
biayor and Law!er say that they cnro nothing
thnv n ao In c " ntnrs VI r. tne ee @ 70.
wants tI.o tho c2unctI to aaan gIvo him the powcr
" ap'"'''' to'n''
,Jusrlcs WALSH, who will bo removed from tho
,ho Hill s oac hs friuna
to wurk fUr tis runps,1intmonI. iusttac imgor.
soll VIZ succeed W,a,sh. and Ct tho Twelfth
cntyt: !!o ls q ltepublleln, but Dotnoorats arc
"os@"s w o"'a's' loF "''"'
TnE Aldermen havo commenced to draw their
Sanders, ind Dixon dsoW Spa oao1. Whios sbt,ws,
that they hnve heon prosont III ovosy neotins
seS ud roW tho s!ps1ost ~
llillrcth only drow al, bcea,!se he WIS absent
so1ne tlmo Mt Oshkosh "with tho boys
un"h: IT, IA IT,, 4Mn,es Futay: tMstoey oWe!aE .lH
yoa X ~, ~ MI, stsceIs mu1s n'an lsana
- tous, " ~ nnef y IN. ayonao n9Hs
ssfees III e G1st zoo 81 9 samGs Ko
svenuo to 0 sost 10: y z e. '9 1Sn, at tM.stury ssty
~ sawnGuKf " o. lcet, ~ ufGoil stfoot; 70 GOVT
fa,t y, H. MSH[.. tmts.story qWe!!ing. - oy ~
aoS. enrnce OF hast'a9a ana "ood atseotss 10
rnr Department Of Public Work. tny,tos nj,
persons who notice locomotives uurUuossarTIy
obstruotlug stsoets u taku tho numbers 81 tho
they boloux, Wilt tho tluio OF day, md rcport
the same to tho Uomilis si0nor, III 6ri0r that tic
Companies may be Informed. Thls Is i,cuossary
iu1pr(lur ullllIiu travel Rnt1 fhns innst, I1nn,,
tho pvopIu. E,,4iuos blowing oif steam npsr
crpss3n0s ar bnwiir whiaties i,1or t,r f,f,ar Vjn
, 1881-05-07
WilESILINa.


5peetat Dhpateh to Ina Chicago Tt!auns.
LONDON, Ont, Mny GA woIl-colItested
wrestling mulch for 500 1t sitle took plncu ut
Mechanics HALL hero tonight between
Wright, Of Detroit and Connor, Of New
York, which wns won by tim former taking
tho tlrst and third fAlls tho second peing won by
Gunner. Tie hollis wore, first unrco. Roman,
second, catoh n8 cltch rht. md third. conr nIld
was tho fAv0rit with tho audience, nnd won tho
third bout IN tlno gtyle aftor tho two nyst bud
be0n sploudidly contested.
, 1881-05-07
NEWS FROM FORT WALSH.

6ptefuk Ot5paFeH 70 Tia Chttd96 IfIbHH<s
TORONTO, Alny O.-Advlces from Fort
Walsh, Northwest Territories, says: "ln-
sllans are arriving from tho American sItle OF
tile lEncs, where they llavu been hunting
buffalo, III II starving condition. a party OF
Mounted Police wert sont out with foo1 to
help them III.
"About eight days ago the Wood Indians
at Fort Columtt, U. s., sll0t It wliltu tlnll.
NJ particulars l!Are hcctl reBu!vcl hcru rs yet.
:fhoru IL stll to bo considerable uxcitompnt ut
that plHcc.
Tna has bean o most remarkable spring.
During tho month Ut March tho most delightful
little uold Hut ITO sooncg had April put in IN
appearance tflun u sovhrH utd determined sn0w.
etorrl favored uss Since then storms have boon
freluNnt,"
, 1881-05-07
THE INDIAN TERRITORY.

F0nT sNfTif, Ark. May 0.-StAFtllng reports
roach us from tho Ctootnw Nation. Public
meetings aro being held all over tho Nation.
sunday u meeting was held nour hero and mens.
urus adopted looking to aou,o sort OF adjustment
OF tho present difficulties growing ont Of II bur-
drnsoma aatl unjust tax ,lpnu white laborers III
that country. lii somo ipoMllt1us farm labor !s
entirely suspended, and the white. .tnci ar0 g0lnE
to opuiily resist this oppression on tho part of
tho ChOctAWe. stirring tllnes MrO lOokel for.
, 1881-05-07

PROBABLE CAUSE Of OUR WINTER CHOLERA
VT bus boon fully ascoetalned," says tho ro-
port OF u Froneh Co!nmlssIon, ''both at Paris
an1 elsewhere, that rain.water Ia q prophylAct'o
or preventive OF cholora. and that the dlsoAae
has 1lsu<r proved cnldomlu III any city whero
raita'water IL exclusively usod." palson's per-
foot water.titor found only at 81 6tat1 street, IL
tho uext best preventive.
, 1881-05-07

PROUD OF HIS ART HANGING.
Chicago bus All urt pRper-hau9ar In Mr.. r. Il.
lillger, s0a Wabash avenue, who has probably
decorated moro ffst-class residences In tho
thisiy.ltye years In the business here than any
othor posson In tho business. 1t will bo woll to
consult him,
, 1881-05-07
TOO VAGUE.

10 9N Editor Of 4He Chicago 1ftbtlnA
CHloAaD. SIay 9.-Eias tho city u sl4ht to tn-
apOct tho h,ling ut tho vialuctB which nr0 utl-
dor construction. or IL they have Inou nottug as
inspectors DO thoy consider street. .oleantux
propor and substantial for tillngS JusrIca,
THE city has 1tlnh Y right, and an inapcotor
bar no 6uElnGsy TO pass Improper material, hut
tho GUlnpiatnt Ia 4 little lldehuIt, WhqrC Ii Hlt
thas hnppQulugY1
, 1881-05-07

AID. ts,irlcy took especial pains to nnloln tho
.nctnbrrH mt. 10 say nnythnR In rrRnrl
to tho l,rnc.,clirgt tn tho reporters. As secrecy
was animpnrtu,,t factor 70 success. Tho reotnR
thu. a!!lnnrns.l. ard 'r'tS r. Tntnt,sE tSnartas
m msn!linEly cn,ntEod trnm nis rntrcae. wnHro ha
it9s much 10 tho discontinue al AID. Hurley.
, 1881-05-07

The Daisy Lawn Mower Is tho latest. chexppst,
aud Iext nRchln0 In use, Dor1loil, Selgoek s. Co..
agents, VI Laku Rtrees-
, 1881-05-07

REM0vAl-HALlS. SAFE 4 LOCK COMPANY
1lAv0 removed to
VI Washington street,
between Dearborn and State.
A large line OF all kiutls Of safes.
, 1881-05-07

Dosl,e Die on she Esreualxos,
"A Az dsuE9lsts fos ssitouRh on Hats i clears
, 1881-05-07

The unfyoraa! v0eltct Ia that tho Now No. 8 IL
Wheolur Il Wllson Misunderstanding Co, lA5 Htatc.
, 1881-05-07
MdRRTxfGES.

Dr. j. Perry, Crete, i'll, aiuv s. by ihs Itpy, + T.
Woodbury. ME ncnrK0 q Mobert.oH. Of ltocktnIu,
, 1881-05-07

Special Dtspafth 10 The Chleogo 7f1buNt.
TotoSTo, May o.-Considerable feeling has
bevn created an.onE the EptscopalEan con-
greRations by Bishop Sweetlnan's inslorso-
nluMt OF surpllcetl clloirs. The Low-C Church
purity uro ZIP In arms, aud 1t Ia certain that liz
churchGs wherD their Influence la In tho ascend.
Rnt no surpllrGl chortHtprH will bp seen.
, 1881-05-07

buck K NayneE's Moth Powder Ia harvester
that resps r0a1hes by the million.
, 1881-05-07

INCREASED REVENUE.
Spseaai Dtspateh to 1hx CHICAGO Trthuns.
OTTAWA, May G.-Tho ~ venues of the Do
lninlon for the ton months of the fiscal year
l8S0-'Sl, ending April 80, wns over five mill
Ions Of t!ollnEa In oxcoss OF the same period Of
tho previous tscul year.
, 1881-05-07
IN GENERAL.

j.
al tho shcrman.
49,. - -, =. ~. Mas, ,., !.
a, ls tns rssnont' cv p a. aF''''' OK '' '''' '"''
Am ,xn uus ,r.vrou. NJ cotnr Rap,ds. Ia.
s'.s aSp ~. sa ns - e''s' " e'"'' 1s"T'N'' A"s
ero Ut the sheftnAh. ...
Ct, arc at the Pacific.
~ u g. Ians1 N; D. o. NOW York. 10 among
tao RuestA NJ TUG fhtmef'
EpouAnp REMENy1, tho great violtutst and
connnscr !, NJ I'm pnc5nos
Gov. AND SfIss. WILLIAM 3. SMITH, Of hladi-
son, Wis, aro Mt tho Pacific.
!. EDWARD AND nssny woop, Of Doitou, E11-
elana, aro registered Mt tho Palmer.
ANON srAorn, vtcc-prcsldcnt OF tho Western
Union Telegraph Company, Is Mt the Pacific.
PETEn HE1sn1c, President Of tho Merd!a Per
W, II. rrrrrnoss. of Hattie Greek, Mich. Con.
Trunk S issi'road. Is At tie i. :a ni'@es. s"S
to meet inst eyanlng Mt s1t Milwaukee nvenac
uf1ts:,
.I,;.I% :, ,v.,,,,,, ~ ,,a,,
Il AfAstwlek and Il 1 1Ly.NloGk slAyon, Of Ma.1- @
England; Wllllnm y: Fult9n, Or iie!'
Gernaa5y. Urn ii tho Pacific.
T,te chcx Nn,,s aocto1 f,lup zave a marty Mt tim
~
xnlnter HOUSE last evening. Inete We.G AnonI
ntty coup!es pIeaeMt: ann sn1 nE 1a' WV r.,
,EHkH&o ~ extGnt ' WniGn WhFFauteu oa'euo'oe lao
,ffae!'s'''cs III 'a'o noof' .,.
Mayor Il. ". UruD6s, Ald ii. i. Drew, and
Councmen John it Pu,lrton and John 4.
Duwi,ey, are ut tho paotu or mn official visit to
ths city. Thoy Will cail on Mayor Harrison to-
auy.
,,,..n-.. ,.,
ImM II! o. neeepnn snr eae M ,n,s
HERMAN singerte8k met ~ tno corner Of !MM,
aop1 and i.t sale Btrgots i!st evening. nn9 aln
ootaing lurth0r tnAn MppotnL HnO.cumnl!ttce
. LOOK after muaio, to report at euosoqaens
meottng'
r,tr tor,oaro,,ro vcs+o+f,ov. oa oh,arvo5 ,,v
na,.sa pGt1,an NJ ~ .Sd1"n% sfronI
GUINNESS, n,,, h,1 oh,t1Gan, .S ~ % "usoG =, X a-rn's
~ -. ~ ~ "a. Waa - - -, ~ ~ - :, - III.
r. m GH: Il n M r. ifnrun,etcr i t. In Ilol:
8 p. M, 20.57.
rr,u ~ ,,rsos ,tt,,hos a, a ,,,,tar ,,o,on
1E1M " 90Tses atsacnya w. tn ~ ta1e ta ~1kun
strnet nj T. ryon p s al bro,hsg e AVN ycs
tefMnay @ foTcnoom. an6, Go,dng W'ta
rEnn ~; IT. drxor s.chrt .haon pTn IN Sn
ota'Sea' ........- .,..... ..
, 1881-05-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES,

CMmmlns loads In hrat- glnss dental work ut
fair prices. 10 8tAto street, 60snur Randolph.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-24
FOR EICN.


LONDON, Aug. 23i-Tbe volume
of reports on the harvest of differ
ept countries throughout the
world, brought out annually, is
now being issued. 1t reports that
the wheat crops in France are this
year from over larger area, and
indicate a better crop than last
year. This year barley is not SO
good as in 1880, but is fairly good;
maize very ordinary; oats and rye
fair. In wheat crops generally the
report shows that they are not up
to those of last year, but wheat
is not much below the average.
None of the crops will be very
good and none very bad, and none
of the crops are over average. In
the Prussian states the crops are
fair. The Swiss wheat crop is
very poor in quantity, owing to
drouth, but In quality it is very
fiue; oats and barley, good in guam
tity and quality, but there are
small areas sown OF the latter. In
Belgium wheat is far below the av-
erage; barley good; rye and oats
fair. All crops in Spain are bad.
All cereals in Holland are in good
condition.. All reports from the
United States agree that the crops
Will be under the average.