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, 1881-09-02
BY TEIEGRAPlI.


FtREtGSs
ev,tfal Di,pateh to The Lateaa1 Ttbuns
,Y1epvot, Sept 1-li:D a. n.-F1ouR-So. !. 1Sss
En.lM ID.
lIy-Whrat-,yLnter, No. !. lis tit No =. l0s thi
,ttps. No. os ID: No. tQs Jd white, No. lis fds
N4i.
pxoylstoys-rorE. ia. f.nrd. s'a. .
Lysasuol- Sept. l.--l,Anp-uritue Western steady
f1ili1w-prn,e city steady nj G7s I'd.
frRPex1ixE-spir!sS tiuis Mt &ls Cd.
Gksix-Cotn-sIlxed mt is Id.
&11EH~1p. n1.-Unchanrel.
llyfnpoor, eppt. l.-ChEEsE-Amoylca choice
hnsr at ill., .-.
LlyIgroot, Sept. i-EFen11nt.-C C0TToS-tFIrn,t
stands g1s-ds Orleans. 1f.st; sa!es. 1000 bnles;
,*sq,auon md export. Lou; American, aHQ.
L4Ap-Anerlcnn ut :Iis fl.
tarLsE-Ffne American nj Sis cd.
ptrnoLICN-iiclned. 75sd. ....- '.
Lospoy, Sept. I.--l'ETt0LEus-11Ga!0N rein 81.
:5;ttl ......
L1srsxn OtL-fAaE?;.
TrtFkSrESE-Splsi,s,;s ;sxRS]s Gxlas.
AsrEERP. Aug. .Ii.-FETHOLEttM-lgkf.
rsfaloxlne roso received by tho Chicago noard
stTrade:
l,srE9o9L. Sept; 1.-Whcat 1utst and ~ It stoaay; red
~! sns. II !, i " spr3E' ls a.: NJ: "a; ~ ~ GoI1t
u aot mae ielaa: California tles!nsd NJ: Coln
so I'D T. .s.!ls hlshe, r. arr!ye nSt ~ innei.
ssaaa asa III ta "9k' ~. sidu asa III Iii hlshsr
,!s.a Il, gaso 4 g.; TaI.oT: p
saaef NJ e sfE5 d Enraa Il ~ co se'-1'' 'na
s.ady: MAHE LA*E.,t:srases ,na eoest-Whent
task caraoes IN .passaso-. ~ tcnt n9t mnch .dn.
E!na. Corn IN good defunnd. Gnal shlpplng e'e!l
Nsalhtr il ENGLAND e"id. ind On lii Continent u.
Ns1ta. PAnts-Wheat And Hour Qui0t.
, 1881-09-02
MlcH!GAN's PRINT ING CONTRACT.

LANSING, MIcEl., Sept. l.--t'rcA y, l'aker,
tlt ;,turtley tur tie Detroit Fst. Press Ctlll.
ln.tly. ."say Ila.l IL hearing by tlsa !'oaftl Ut
Siatr Auditors Til Tie protest RECENTLY sub
nit,ul by that cAnlpany tu tic board, pgt'-
tesl!ng ag.linst tho Stats-prlnting enItrsltt
,ity. l'hs klst nj his nrK,i,nent WAS tllat thu
ari!.,sl III ttlu buartl WIS irregular III ullnwins
llu,lsn Il, strengthen his b.,,d. lilaslllcti nj
they did practically tlle xnina ihinu with
.,uHes. tlie tliiMKO siat!0trr, win WAS
uwnrlle,l the rnIltrlet Tor stationery. u1l.l NJ
they AWARDED uln c!iilt.sl't tu thu Invest hid
DIR, NU 0tl0 Secn1s tnclInul to fres yrry tEltl
uln'lt. except the Free IttHH, wl,IEl! thought
u Ind II sure tl1llg, ntlll got LETT.
, 1881-09-02
CoLoI,ED ,1E.r1tol,,srs.

The AFRICAN Methodist Conference continued
Its deliberations yesterday, tho IT, lier litsa"p
Ward presiding. The upcnnx tBvotlonal ever
ctsUs 1T o'cluGk wcre conducted by thu ltEs. II.
". Hcckley, ur Alton. The bishop lntrtlluced
tho Rev. u. W. Aruott, Financial SeeretHry 0t
tho African Methodist i:ptscbl,II Church. utld
tho ltov, J. ]. Jones'. of ArkMhsut. Tho Rev.
1rsse Ashlry, transferred frp!n ChAt hum. Tint.
was introduced. The lsev As,lHs .lufttasUsI. uf
tho Who'd River hnpttst .tssociatinBt WIZ pres-
ont, aud, bGisly cAiled IN by lIIa ChMrnnn, Ca
prefsc1 rrusGrt'n1 greetings rtuhI tliai n0aly.
thoir Church work: L. g. ,'U!nnr Quincy: II.
Slnn,uns, Milwaukee,: Il. e. Freeman. MnlI,le.
ri. W. ueukly. AItul; W. u. nlvlx Champagne:
II. Du Ttlgll. licy lille; !. ". EHls, kcukllk: 4.
HuIly, Davenport; II. Knight, CpdMr ltMpllts; ".
Clinton, ia:; ". Shspard, Nesstnn, IT,: 4. T.
Ward, 0sknoosn; Il: ), n&tninR, ltarrisburg;a :.
j, ". MuIol,c, Dnhyitr.
u. ". Arnrtt. Financial Secretary, presentn'i
bis nnnun rcpnrt. Flst fntAi rrcnipts " tho
DISBURSEMENTS SID, I00 tho mnncy hctns rMisctl
by iii nssuAstsent ur ii t'n evnry ,c!,!,cr There
were niHo tHtnFs III The Church. whose EnttIrlrs
aggregated $iB,:aN. IT n'e!ock tho eonterul,ru
Ndlo,ir,ed until this morsilng.
lu tho nttcrHoun SERMON was rrcachen ut
evening there wrro sermons l,y tho HEY. t. s.
Smith lu Qulnsl's Chnpc, tho ltrv. .Thu,!ns
Chuck In Bethel Church, nitd tht Het. llenry DC
1'uah III Fl. Htethrn't MfssInl,. at 3n'e1pek this
Afternoon thorn will he SDrvte III ileiilnry Ut
tho ntu licv. j. II. Ilrrrlc1<. of Mount Ftchsnut.
ill.,, anu missionary mcctlllE Will be hck III lilo
evening.
Thu conference will uIEIte. With the llnpfst
Convention IN IL prnycr-meutlny TT QalnA Chup-
u III mon today.
, 1881-09-02

= IT, IEH[f4' t7I34le4. -.
Cyprus appears to b1 ni1iiutel nnt only With .
plAEite nf footlats, but also with plaque Ut
Ku4ts. eaI oo1lpia!nts Of thu proeFadthgs 81
onco Respecting. tue efa!rs or The. tsand
lust printed. The planting tho noyern-
,, n,sat proposes y Garry out Wy. l. I Is
n,sAus can bc aaopted tor prorcnttuy laluaEe BY
shu Cypslan Roats. 1t wnu!4 be u !i9 avatl 70
uruat cost, II the Aoats Are permitted at the
sumo silna to carry Gn the Instruction Of re
i.ia,sG 4 ee ostIn.tc It op " gneS oarty H @ nS
wool. furnish unly bad meat. and hardly give
, 1881-09-02
THE HENSLEY MURDER:

john Keeiina4's Trial ueumn feHecraay
-solns Evidence for tho Prosecution
Hoard.
1no ". 1" eSa" Ns,a. Ua '"w W., ,.us W.
r. d. IL 1tuhslvy. ~ >osenoett .o'", VIZ -,
moon 1nfnre ,1uuxp Gardner, Tnu cpt,rt nlprt,.
;,,,s ,ss s,'rf IN vc,ttn, iurv. ,ttu ,lrFunso.
.o9 "a' ot." 49,. :, a,,,,,,,nu ,,,, ii"r1
vey Htorck, dwuIt Ghlc|ly In esnsntntng the 1u'
rurs vn shsir fuclluas with ruguwl III tho sull-
.I." - ..,s,,,,,s,,,,,nt .,.,'lnn;,. n, ,.mvt,t
cchoy o1 c'Fcu".s'""ta"i s'sneo ~ '',,s sons'es -
I,crsan4 uccuscd VI cahta' crimes; "tso Whe.uos
, 1881-09-02
PRECIOUS METALS IN OKLAHOMA.

SWftU1 DHp0lrH 70 1HF Ch9tH9' 7FIbUFF.
WICHITA, kas., Sept. la careful assay
vt tho specimens l,rnIght by Capt, Payne
rrUM thu Wichita Mountains, III Oklahoun
lust c0'lphtcl! ln NY prese,lra by tl,e ilou.
W. u. Sl.sltl, ulIp nG thu best mining Experts
III thu West, sElnws ntMil liz OUNCES Of sil-
yer, tur!y of len&, ,. fifteen Of roppcr tn thu
tn't. TlleSa slleuallells nr9 0Ntcrnp rt'ck Of
tlssuru vein, umUoyulnpal. II fs clalMttl
tint devGsnnnIulit will nr,,yU taIu mining SEC
tlUn une Of the 0tsst III tho cullMtry.
, 1881-09-02
1vES.COaItSt; y BISHOP.


ia CItUsaE. Wiz, Solt. 1.-The reception Havu,i
the newly. elected Dls!,np Ut LII Crpsse, thu IT..
ltsv. Bishop Fus. IN this city t0tl,ly. wus pr.,b-
ably tho Krnudrst ceremony oF tho kind ever
given iu Ln Crosse. On thu arrival Uf thu train
hotwceN 1.Q0u aud LOU people. Including clsltGli
societies, u1u, Inpt the bishop ut The strHh nnI
csu0rlG,i hltr tU tho Church. WharH Iln wts wei.
ndIleI lW Mayor Smiley and church tllKHturtta.
Fnnltcnl high mllsx .crGHtHnlPA WrtH. per.
formed. md III tho evening II 4rnlMl tnrptliuhL
procession ended tho lio1Ors tonu tho new BishnP
1T btH residence.
, 1881-09-02

HupPAto, N. y, Sent. l.-f;NA1N-WhaAt quiet
and notnnaI for sppt salos Is u tn No. hard i,a-
VI 1a. anes lust nxlt nt tus* tatH ontsIal vt sSc.
tASAL t'ltklu A15-Du!l aNd unchanged.
, 1881-09-02

NEW oltLEANA. SopI 1.-EoTr1x-Quiett ud.
ding, Hot low A!dlIlR, 10Ilu; xuod ordinary, VIC,
ircl rucepis. ~ bales, nrosA. 6.5; exports, "
lirext llrIlail,. l3ui sales, e50i stock, 7A.fp.
Sy. I.uuIH, Eopt, l.--CNfrHS--hte hteMyr middltnE,
IKE. sHlu., ls:t batus ruecIpIs, lli shipnonts.
i,S tscupta und Shipments af eotlon to and from
III. sx Az ~ ysgr ,,nY xst.vclsy, :. ssrnsis;a s;
Iowa, hoco.ptl, - tHHs. shiDlnents. 4l1l7 bslae.
MENFIlN, Hupt. i.-CurFnS-Qu!0tt reubtpts, 1T
aIesl shipments, " STOCK. S,1i sates. &. uIaAInp,
, 1881-09-02
SCARED 10 DEATH.

Eptetat Uispaleh tu The thtfaeo Tribune.
JACKSON, Mich, Sept. News 'nls been
received of thu sntSlen death Ut Mrs. l'at.er-
SOIL. Il reslsluIlt ot Wumlvllle, a mining VII
lage four niles west Of here. Sllu WIS nt.
tending to ller household duties, Wien M III
sal.D s0ll, Wl0 llAi heretofore bti. quiet u,,d
lractnbic, commenced sl!!nshlng Tho Windows
Ut tho house. THUS frightened thu MI0tllcr
sniIk 10 the floor, Immediately expiring.
, 1881-09-02

HTN}, TIE -ftlIN ITNIlFttf, Nllt n1ITr1tiHN hr WNs
u et.,H;I, w., mn, t,, ;y.spJitpl with MA tnii.
drrotts I,tlnts. 'rnres ,rluro shnts we're rrl
alt1 !teoelcy iciI dfaH WIN nuc' ~ w nrh,!.
n I,neas, Z % ~ 'nstt. KS, n shnt W. n'', XIX
W",n. ,t,h., ~. ~. 1ha T,.,nssna ~, mr ,,n, Xiii
Il ~ - H. ~, .rt ,,,,iTtrrrt ut ~.
i,,~ si, rr,l .imt. wh. inv r..,,t.hrI lin t,l..
~ ,"s ..,ft .tr ~ % i. ti,t ff,xr xt.,. Wiz.
wv" W., ;, "'' ~ 49,. VI ,s .'s m.,r.rrnr sr liz
nl.tul with Mli,.h ,I,u in,lrtlcr WIS t4,ntstr,l
WIG fHu ~ lEs lEtt hF tic ht!rlerc'1 l!}nh WIN
nsl ~ cartridges hut Hn". pxp1nlrh. Ing +h.M
,i"lts w'r greatly relied upon l'f tho t'rsci'
tIt..i. .,.,. ,..
Mr Mlls AAtl u Wntil'I D8 shtI"h tbAI htethI's
Euiit1brs. AMI Riley
wEHt: lyvtMATJ: A4sO,rArNs
n,ui F." mis- Thry ,ycrr In tho hatt, .,t fsy..
.,.,rrt{n, .,ttu,uu t,t t.v :, Air tnrt t,rt, I'M
t,, ,yc,n nj ~, - n, ,,!r,"r t'r iinrri.ni,
nm. sttt, i, r,.nis ii ,Tcft,ck ri Inn tWn,iuw
,r,.,rt;tn, tn, ,r;,r,r Inn thnT tn",, ktrtImsi
jt,,,, t,n.. ,it.nt .fri ,t,rn thar i nnlo1 ,hrs.
, 1881-09-02
TOLEDO,

ToLEDu. o., Sept t-Soon Roard.-unAlS-Whca
r,; closnE easier, Eu1 red. epol. September &l-ss
DctUbcr. &I.4lIt; Npvemler set1prs s@1; HaeGul-
bur. sl.+at. No. rod &l caTn eHsler' h!Rh-mlxc1.
fs;ci No. :. spot G49{c, September. C44c; UcLubat.
lIG year, tic, Oats nominal; No. white. tDsSc.
AFTERNOON CAf.1.-Wheat hr,ns Nh, ! rel. aput,
stf'1{ bid, tlsss3l askaa Saptemoor $asN blt &e,i
.skst!; OetoljeI tl4M, NoygntocI. s1.tt Dscennsr.
GsG: No. uotohor. 1Ic 1t Jilc nskct: ynnr t4.{c.
!eGcEtlTS-Mheat, sS,un bn; c0Ent l9tN but oats
R.an bu.
sLiil'A ESTs-whoat, gi,oD bn; corn oae' bu; cats,
, 1881-09-02

CtSCISSATI. u, Hept. I.~c0rrnH--QuIet: 1876,
F1.pUH-Firn and unchanged,
GnAtS-Wheat strntlssr, No. ! ratI winter, &t.l,fs
1.i;I. G0rn 4trona; No. mt1ct, GGc Oats dull; NJ.
Z mixed. $50. itYe qnioti Su.XEI.E:
!.M0tinluSH- -l'1rk anII1 *sit0. Lard stranRort
&lLNk&ItsA lsuk nlehts EtrhnX3 xhondHrA. HOT GluHF
r!o, l scUn unlet tut steady; ah0uIdeFs. Exc; cear
rtl. luJfr; clear, 1IHH.
WHISKY. III sooI 1amAnd, Il.4t cpn,u,eatloa sales
Of 1lnlAh1d 4tl1aH EfI lrft tho bnsa UI tilt.
DETCklt-kLoa1y NnA UNCHANGED.
, 1881-09-02

NEWf'RIHASs. EGpt, -Strnng; eupprtna,
~; xx. tAahiaa; xxx. s5.':ittTsis bish rr:uss.
&Itt1Sts7.x1h.
NltAtS--CoFh scarce and Hrnl; mixed, H!c; white
qustrL al &i.fn UnlA dnlt ut .sn.,
GHl'S.A1Ah-1n fnlr drn,ull SI+S,slaah
HAf-EIrtni Vrlate. FL W: r1Hcr. t.tCDxIAtp.
ltov1stSs-1'nsk tr'n; tlaS'.i9t:tRl Lard sscatlyt
ticrcc. S11atalsiU. kea, $g.; l.u.k meats s.ursu
mid arm; shoulders, tSts 1e!4 iIneon weak; phuul-
dnrs. y. ctcar rib. III ak l!%'l, ccnr. xll.il
lJr,
@t.!sL
tiHWE!tlEs-Culee gnIat. lilo cnrgues, lrdtnurv tn
rr11D, ll1Al3Ar btthr ktGal1y. with FUR lennnds
r.,nt!o ~ Hitl sHin,n!1. yatsGt intr tn fully tulr.
satss' ra y s1,"ic. s!stss ys!iuw M safa.!f M y
tiSyr y -
i1iiAN-.En aturt.
, 1881-09-02

NEw v0st8. Sppe LEGATION Ho0la M0y3n9 seGaay
nh account Ut back uriert &ud prless sotl,an teu+
i'rinlx In fair 4ieu,and nt tint hands und active With
{abst. dtsss slnshalns selling fseolyt 4rsss aoods
shirts snl dfnwsn lu t4lr duhIHnd lAt sIppiyi trn,
, 1881-09-02

CLEVELAND, Hspl ll.-rETnoLEuA-atoaayt Stand
alL wb.tu, lla IL. ....
PlTraNuMu, pa,. Hel.t. 1,-PKTNOLEuM-tslrly uct-
I've, uuIlsd cattIcles Irregular closed 1t H34Gi
ttAGa, nc, FltSdetphl4 A9llxHty.
, 1881-09-02

nET1toIT, Mlcl,., sept. i-fLut,H-sj.7ta 7ta7.M
GNAtN-WhuuI tirmi No. white. Sl.ajs keptenl-
bcr. tl.r@; uctober &ljit8 November, $L4u; year,
SiAs; No. +! rod, $ld, No. Hhttc nal1nR doug lke-
copis, wheat, 61,Cu tni shipments, gJuIQ lu.
, 1881-09-02

sUSnAy-SClIOOI. WORKERS..
sIsetos DApateh to 1ns Chicago Tribune.
DECATUR, ILL.,. Sept, 1.-Today tho MhcoN
County Hu1,dny-SchUul AssnolatIou c4,av1IIel
IN annual session ut Tho Cumberland lres6y-
tprInn Church, j. Il. Gurtns prcsllug. Tlsu c0tl-
vcntiun WILL adjourn tomorrow.
, 1881-09-02

PEORIA, ILL.,. bept L-G'tAtS-Corn frnii high
mlxa4, Tic; mixed, G!3{c. Outs hriu; Nu. = whlto
IlMc. ilye inuctIyo hut t1rln: Su.:,sl.N.
titGNWtXI4-- Unchanged; Silt .., ....
tEEklPFH-Whent W. tnI rnIn. LUIS hu. oats,
Al,lD biti RIO. !, III hut Ntrl0Y 9IIuu III.
1i,t.i bu; rye. l,au but burIeJ, no.Ie,
, 1881-09-02

slr. W. +. iy.ler, l.l Lexington strict,
bostut, 'Mass., IN lnnklnE references. to hls
marks: lWt, plcstsp,l tU s,ly TINT tl,,ve used
st. jacobs pll tnr rheumatism, with tho best
SUCCESS. Aly. cAse WIS nilU Ut Two yGMrs'
standing niMt hR!llal nl other treatment; but
st. ,)ngfIba OIt cured Iltp.
, 1881-09-02

[lSSYltGl

INDIANAPOLIS. Hcpt. l.--t}RAIS-whcat tirntt Sl,31
GtL51f. Corn stGAdyt Gi4au Oats dus ;sll5I3c.
, 1881-09-02

BOSTON. Sept. L-FfouN-Firm, Wssturn super
AHe. ii U0aii1; tunIHun extras, f6QssG50t Wlscun-
hin do, sa2jetG7i: AtinnesosA d. sd2js7.aj; wintur
whcHts. <i.U37.2s: Clio and Michigan. f7.n850; In
dians. E:54au Illinois nnd Ut. 1ous pasunt spring
wheats, 81 -dleeS-G1s uutent HInter S1...&bS,:L
U1LAIS-Curn 1T falr demand, No. und high ntxot!.
5t@tTto stoaner i&sISc' te grAds ts91oc oats dn!:
Nn.J white. So; Nu2 mlxed. l'sA.: ltye, tli$tl,l ~
HuTTElt-Chnlc8 crentn1rtes, :a;a:k,ut choice ludo
packed, 1HeaUG: c1nlFuUn 10 Hnud, lf&1Ho.
EanH-No1taRn fsDs6. ia lSe.
ltkCKirrs-fIuUr+ 71N brs, l, tD sncks; corn, u Q0
tu; wheat. fa,nD but 1ats, es.MD 1u.
sulrNESTH-Fluur, .lui bFs..
, 1881-09-02
I;I)LC.1I'Tf)N.tL.
HELLhUqu LADIES' COLLEGE.

FntF1ntts. II. II. II, FflNrrss INu4c. Founder and
President. lhe Htabt Nct. |. lIc1IhutA, u. H.,
u. t. b.. lDri ltf>!lop Or 1fnroI. Fall Ttrn,
"pen. "Wednesday. Aeps. u.
tInnd.nn" n!d ttlci.ps sIitll8s, beautiful ttu
ns:H In i ms. hrntt locality. about fnur hours by
in,l 1r,n Sh!nt' taifs nhd On .nn Of tlE PRINCIPAL
l,"nn. ., ,t,1'. ~ Ncrr. I,u Ao, u thu ,uunhse
:.'d rnrt'ts'l!t u.rsu tanrakon. ihe whUlu ayFcnI
+ Es@.s tii" TUE stihdast lrte1iahs rFlnEtpltss.
tF Hnf eiltt asn lar tie tEit formation q! charNG
MuAt: u AlHE,Alty. .....
!',.tt' lnuin!t{ md iu1tiun ices. Including tho
Mln" .s'tfsnnt E,lsIisst. the Ancient nnd MudeEn
l.at,ylGst. iM!sthcnlu*. HrHwtf1 ut. Painting usa
:" iaM" us.l library. n,stls stien.lanrr Hnd netli.
tiHuy'lt"t- ~ c!srsyn.n FIR "etrcuInrs" and tni!
tnit,HulaJs sEsl ss Hiss El.tSr1N. Lady Principal
{t"iimnh .ltltG> EoGge. l.biEt. tthtNriD Catlafn.
, 1881-09-02
Northern Michigan line.

stAalnst 1T this linn wilt irasn t,hIrnuu NJ H. N.
t".,in,. md ftl'sats q snrh wers tax!ns freight
tirt Inyrn. t.lana thasrru,1. t'cl.sksy, iiar.s,r
srrInr.. truss ftltr. ~ lR>act, Mncknsc t'habny
OflCe md t,oeA. toas Snrlh !.nSAs.1t.
I. YOUNG. Agent.
, 1881-09-02
RELIGIOUS.
yy()Oty t,.v1.Is IsAt"t'iSrS.

NOND Rlv1:K HAi"riS'rS.
rhc WufM Hlur 1tnptin Ass,ntastn,i hrlf H.
tbtr .uy's ..k%lt1 ut tiIiyr, t,hIlrcs, yesterday.
,'n.,..,..,,.t .s,,,.,.". .,... ,,,d,,,,t ,, "a - 49,
l'ft"th.ln! eseFc's'n "s1e c""""'' ~ ~ ~ IT,
ny the stMlcrHor. !. ~. TN t1'D. Tho How i. ~
u. pDll, ur f.Dttslnti. int. uni Tho l!t'r. Il. i.
tlurtn,,. uf Mtssu,trj. wrrc Introduced TO lin
.,,..I..
' ".'''R'
Tie rrfh'fta at Tue Ifehsoffa' ~as 'theffel 10
E!crs In liul,tiste and juhtIsun tDr n,aH. Tito
Ucv. A.u,s ,juhn*nt,. win, hid co,tfryrcA will,
.h n n ,.,nr,,,,,,n r.t,.t.. -, ~, l,t,,,t.,,,,
'uu ~ o. ''s s''"'1"'ele' s,at's' ~ tuo .'l"'.'a
of tho 'tnlt' pl's lH'"r't' lhtt tho
,ncnttng would 10 held this iuun 1T sluInll
chapel.
1hn rcn,r, ,r lin ,:xoc,,,,v,, 1,,,r, ,vu. ,rc.
'"o '.rr' ~ ts'' ''ae'".'s'' ''".' "''. ~"
fente" t!i'i III sAfthtts fest'"Glu:''lahaf refer.
rHl iH tho rriiprr cntnsHttftt't.t IN tl!HtlHa 4f
Ehltr III linillIst, WIS nra,rrHI TINT Il Gsnnl,lit-
tgv e Atpt,ttlttd fur .rrprrrnnal7ou III thu GEls-
erit ns.IAt!NI. 1T The West. tn b. l!Gt,l In Eha-
tstHu, Uet H. I3iu nin.!CettiuiltR iOr tllO GEris-
INK EGachIn4 rervtcG. weru llAtlt. mud lhu InEel-
lhK inuH Il retGhs.
Al thu afternoon scHsln,., Pr.f. WlltAl1n ~
Simmons. Vi lt,ul4xle, n,ltlrcssed thr nHsu,t.,.
ti.,t III nAif ni tho 1apslst hnvivEl Thuu!uHitu
>9cht,pl n I.tli~yitlr III tho t.lrsr u ls u,t,.cn
nncNtnrltu,eiltMry ucctnlnt vi lto ptn'll. kchNls
Of Kentucky. The rich wlIttu 1tgup!t Iillrnnizel
nniy private ktl,N'lr, nusl the pour whites
wltut feitii their children 10 fHa' fclools o.!
, 1881-09-02
uAttrfAjt)lt1s.

HAtrsNHtt. aept 1.-''iI,e whrnt and corn market.
nr1s tlut de,ralIlh by word frotu tho Caution etc.
tatnre that. In ,runsGqu1ncr nf illn large arrunu,
th'rs nf 1rsn II. TIN eornsnrA md track. lnIttcH
will tn rivHn Ut M rrcn%c III tito ratio Ut aturaao II
relief Ia I'M Immediately ntf''rtlsli.
FihI'N-tutat li,h unchanged.
HHAlN--WheAt -Westprn danGrAilznh, No, = rim
trr rctt. aprt. siAh4i&t5l, Hau,c,a'r, tI.;si li
''rt'hsr. sl.aHfdHl.hl fnrn-Hrtter,, dcnnrulIxr,s
ml.ud suYt md S.etn,nbrr. arkets trtutur iisf
Mtei NnFRnHr. Ilr tlMts Itl4at and t,tiHt& WtHt.
liz. '7
tlAy-tfnatlI,,yn,i.
l'lltr IElnTA-Eirn n;1J N1ctluNun{t.
HITTER -Fffttt WHkltrti usnss l4as.ss!e.
EdHt&-i4nwer 1T thtti.,.
It"rHttI.EtfA-l:ne!lAtlV,.I.
HHGEttI KH-ttllfii3 Htl1ut RJd uuctnrgul. SlIuat
trtis 4 Hltt4 Hkt,
MtfIEkf-Firih nj sf.1k
F1tttGItrA litlE1lAn n .t4t.
sErEfTs- F!rmr. tt:f es; wilent. E.t1t lit: corn,
finu lIn; t,hts. y! u btlt ryr, ab In.
sl!!rIHSTS--W h!.nt tll.Gs' bn, clrn Z. ~ bu.
SALEs-Whtht. tsth!E.f hi, GDru. u ,iU hu.
, 1881-09-02
L.iEE, vi VIj.tIION,
GO0DRlCH'S STEAMERS.

rnI f'ac'tr ano N4lrnntcr tnlcf. dstfy ats =. In.
ttr tirAhd tihven. yta Milwaukee, x'ic daily IT 3
It. p. nt!f ~ M. aHtHlmY Nttrnl,,r exrrptcd.
For ~lItboyHaH ManH,~r. l.tIdlnHt,t, md Mants-
it9 Ix!iy " ~. ~, suniny n,urH!s!R Uxcepted.
ht,'.. Gtr. rIr.lHr II : H. i.t, '
tpr E..anahs. Ftt"ttn. MennmInee. stnrscnn i'ay.
t'A all Lake suEclf fHWns via ExcanAbu, 3n1utiny
ltHn. nj.
t't FrnIikt"Ft fnrnort. Arcadia. atr- Tueldky All
4. N. nsiu FAturMy Al IN. III, -
II,,ct ftt,.f AL
, 1881-09-02

'rUltpENTINE.
WlLA&HarDN. Hspt L-5pliEsTs or TunrsNTINt
Eisu4 ut asssa; suft. t1a0; VIrKuR, ED.
, 1881-09-02

oswK6o. Sent. l.-unAlN-Wheat s.oudy. Corn
nomanally unchanged. 4
, 1881-09-02

KAILROdD TIMETABLE.
A lsl:!yAL AND DErAliTUKE oF
TR;AAihs11EArLAxArtos ;As.1E .,or RasknxxnS
tMnndaY excerted. fbaiiy
!'hteMHn a xorihwestetn Railway.
For Ht*annk .Ear tnrnnruodA 1onA
mpEly 1t ~ t'lark.s, Grand te!aHr. t'annF House,
, 1881-09-02

Chtcnu". furt'naton t. Quincy HA11ranh.
Fnr MAPS ,luia- ahlGs, sIccplNg-t'af .Accommoaa-
!nns' ntpy htN EldEk-st: MrnNt Fnfine tiatott
f!iut bt 1nnlMnA.nv.. Grand Union Depot Fnlfunt
1Iuust. a&la il CaunI-st. S'
, 1881-09-02

easl4p,, s,, ,r,ltiLAnELrHlA.
Nss'as,s ,uu.tsrn n, sspL t.-Etoua-strJha, upward
. Aap. sa-afSauo; Ohio nxtras &aIQtSI0O,
, 1881-09-02

I.skr Ahara ~ aItcAleAu Southern Halfway
Tlekst D1.tre ~ unpo!s am i;ulss!-.! hra1 "f IL
HHu rHkllt ntsct 1Htef ehHrnAh ttuuAu, nt1 l,HAeL
u!.res III the brand iNru 1tutui aMl aiHldr llnuts
, 1881-09-02
t,l'NttiEll.

.,n = iUt WY VT'T5t3E F1F'sF" VI ~
,tt.t:o rttr,.,uy 1.lnenInn sln,stai but hhlt
ss!st''l!, II, ,,arne Ills night. Htea''s ehasset
iIath H,"s, al, descriptions NJ gsH'lath'ls:
, 1881-09-02

49,. chfEnxo & AltAu.
Unlon ,epot. West Hlde. corner Madison and Canal.
t-thtt-st rleket tlGtres, ~ jepUtA VI Aottii
CMsG-se, Grxnd lacitlt IIute1. und Palmer luu,e
, 1881-09-02

a 1lftVntt WAfFH1H1N, WITH next cHIIp1. md VIE
thluctnt tn by tho doftnsD TIT tho gF0uil TINT
bis Ilnm'e wa* t,at Endorsed lnu tho ind!cl ment.
witness uuiII tita day bcIurr, anu Ind mi Ittcl
.4,l,E,sri tr the prisoner ut tho earliest pl,sslh.
opportunity. Thu Entlrt tuHk snl,tt, Inc IN t'si
up authorities UNI llnllly HttnlttH tic testimony.
Wltness tt>E ital 10 tsll!,R thu revolver !n tito
lHrlur-hnit hetwtcn two etoIGs. lie positively
irutIlictl thu ,TeIapnn shown In cnltrt Ms hGiiiE
tho un1 he fOund. 4 pArt Ut the bundle was
l,rnkeii,
At tlls point Tho court adjourned Until tlts
lntr,,t ttiJy,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-05
CITY NOTICE.
Change Of Street Grades.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
JT. PAUL. Mimi. Oct. "a. 1881

CRY CLERKS OFFICE,
ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. "a, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the Common
Council of the City of Saint Paul will, at their
meeting to be held on the 18th day of Novem-
Der, 1881, at 7:30 O'Clock p. m, in the Coun-
Gil Chamber IN the City Hall, consider a
change of grade on the following streets, be-
tween the points named, viz:
broadway Street,
From Third strest to Union Depot Grounds,
reported upon by the Board of Public Works,
of date, Aug. 10, 1881.
Pennsylvania Avems1e.
From Columbia to Mississippi streets, re.
ported upon by the Board of Public Works, of
date, Aug. IL, 1881.
ROs0bel Street,
From Third street to Union Depot Grounds,
reported upon by the Board of Public Works,
ofdate, Aug. 10, 1881.
W0cOe1t0 Street,
From Third street to Union Depot Grounds,
reported upon by the Board of Public Works,
of date, Aug. 10. 1851.
V0lIey Street,
From Jackson street to Fairview street, re-
ported upon by the Board of Public Works, of
date, Aug. 10, 1851.
All in accordance with and as indicated by
the red line on the profiles thereof, and as re-
ported upon as being necessary and proper, by
the Board of Public Works, of date named
above, which reports were adopted by the
Common Council at their meetings held
August 10th and October 18th, 1881.
The profiles indicating the proposed changes
are on file and can be seen in this Office.
By Order of Common Council.
THOS. A. PRENDERGAST,
Oct IS tues-sat3-w City Clerk.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-05
Malcoln,'s School for Dancing.

Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm desire to announce
to their patrons and pupils in St. Paul that
they have decided to open classes in dancing a.
Sherman hall, instead of Curtiss' hall, as pre-
viously announced. On account of the hall
being in use the day (November 81 previously
set for the opening, they will defer the COM
mencement until Saturday, November IL
The plan of instruction as rearranged will be
as follows: The season will comprise twenty
weeks, one lesson each week. Beginners
class for misses and masters, Saturday, No
vember II, at 2:30 p. m. In this class the
rudimentary steps, and the standard dances,
VIZ: waltz, polka, anciers, etc., will be
taught. Advanced class for misses and
masters, at $3.50 p. N. In this class, one
hour will be devoted to instruction in the latest
society dances. among them the new and TAX
ing college STEP" La Belle Waltz, Newport,
Saratoga Lanciers, Waltz Lauciers, Lawn Tennis
Quadrille, La Belle Quadrille, etc, terminating
with German from 4:30 to $50 p. m, with
new figures every week. Ladies and gentle
men desiring to become members of an even
ing class are requested to meet Mr.. and Mrs
Malcolm at Sherman hall, Saturday, Novem-
Der 10, at d. N.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-05
Discrimination In Freights.

81. LOUIS, Nov. 4.-The investigation be-
ing conducted by the Illinois state board of
railroad commissioners at Bellevllle, is pro-
crossing. Two witnesses testified on part of
compliments, one of whom had been obliged
to quit business on account of treatment re-
ceived at the hands of said roads. The general
tenor of evidence was the same as this. Gen.
Baird testified that he was formerly an indie
pendent operator, but was forced to join the
coal exchange because he found he could not
carry on his business successfully outside of
that organization Geo. W. Parker, presi-
dent of the Cairo short line and also
president of the pool, testified at length. He
gave full history of the first war, dating
back to 1865 From that date to 1879 there
was great cutting in coal rates and much
money was lost by the roads. In the latter
year pool was formed to stop cutting, and it
was agreed each road should have certain
portion of the coal destined for st. Louis. An
agent of the pool ascertained each day how
much coal had been delivered, aud how much
was needed to supply the city. Cars were al
lotted each road and to each mine on the
different roads, and there was no discrimina-
ton as between roads or operators, or between
exchange men and non-exchange men. They
gave no operator all the cars he wanted and
they received as many or more complaints
from members of the coal exchange, as from
independent operators.