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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-25
THE COURTS.
District Court.


before Judge vanderburgh.]
The State vs.. Eli Small; indicted for man.
slaughter Demurrer to indictment heard.
The State VS.. Joseph Wachartz; indicted for
larceny. Pleaded not guilty. Tried.
The State VS.. Charles Kielz; indicted for
larceny. Pleaded not guilty. Tried and sub
mitted.
The following were returned by the grand
jury:
The State VS.. Charles Weaver. who drew a
fraudulent check. Not guilty,
The State VS.. II. Fl. Brown, found guilty.
Given until to-day plead
The State VS.. Ed. Bored; found guilty. Bail
forfeited. E. B. Ames and G. j. Crosswell,
bondsmen.
The State VS.. Henry Vanellson; larceny
Arraigned and pleaded guilty.
J. A. Hunt, defaulted bonds.
NEW CASES.
The following new cases were filed:
State vs. F. s. ellison. Answer filed.
Fl. A. McAllister US. Almira J. whitehall,
ct al. Complaint filed.
F. B. Cornell vs.. the City of Minneapolis.
Returns, ETC., filed.
James T. Elwell vs. Enoch B. Wood, Writ
Of attachment issued.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-25

TEE GLOBE is happy to be able to an
nounce that the Chamber of Commerce
took the matter practically in hand yes
terday morning, and st. Paul will have a
full delegation at the st. Louis conven-
ton This is as it should be.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-25

ALL the registers will be open to-day.
1t is the safest to see that your name is
on the list the first day. If yeu leave
registration to the last moment you may
miss your vote.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-25
ST. PAUL, TUESDAY, OCT. IS, 1881.
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
ernor.-R. W. JOHNSON, of Ramsey.

Governor--R W. JOHNSON, of Ramsey.
Lieut.. Governor--E. P. BARNUM, of Stearns.
Sec. of Stste--A. J. LAMBERTON, of Nicollet.
Treasurer--JOHN F. RUSSELL. of Houston
Attorney Generate. N. BAXTER. of Rice.
Railroad Commissioner--B s. COOK, of Steele.
Clerk of Supreme Court--J. j. THORNTON,
of Watonwan.
Justices of Supreme Court. WIN. MITCHELL,
of Wlnona; GREENLEAF CLARK, of Ram
sey; D. A. DICKINSON, of Blue Earth.
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"Don't Know Half Their Value"

and kidney complaint, as recommended.
l had half bottle left which used for
my two little girls, who the doctors and
neighbors said could not be cured. /
would have lost both of them one night
if 1 had not given them Hop Bitters.
They did them so much good l con-
tinued their use until they were cured.
That is why l say you do not know half
the value Of Hop Bitters, and do not rec
ommend them high enough."-B., Roch-
ester, N. 7. See other column.-Ameri-
can Rural Home.
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Advance IN. Freight Rates.

CHICAGO, Oct. M.-The Pennsylvania Rail-
road company gives notice to shippers here
that on and after Oct. 25th, the rates by the
Pittsburgh, Fl. Wayne & Chicago Railroad
company will on account of their crowded
condition and the scarcity of cars be advanced
on grain, flour and provisions to the following
figures irrespective of the rates made by other
lines: Chicago to New York. 20 cents; to
Philadelphia, Is cents; to Baltimore II cents
p r 100.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-25
HOUSE.

The session OF the House last evening was
as dull as it could be. The bills introduced
and passed were only of local character.
The bill increasing the number of district
judges in Hennepln county to three was &C
companied by petition asking for the In.
crease. The bill for the repeal of the act Gre
ating the office of district attorney of the
Twelfth judicial district was also accompanied
BY petition. A few Senste and House bills
were passed under suspension of the rules,
and an adjournment was taken till this morn
ing.
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Notice to Shtppers-Ofioia!.

Oct. 81, 1881.
On and after November 1, 1881, the practice
of paying elevator charges of two cents per
hundred pounds on coarse grain at st. Paul
and Minneapolis will be discontinued, and
elevator charges will be collected from con-
signees by elevator Co., handling the grain.
All cars loaded with bulk grain will be sent
to elevators same heretofore.
F. B. CLARKE,
GenI Traffic Mngr. c., St. P, M. & o. R'y.
A. n. BoDE,
Genl Traffic Mngr. NJ. & st. L. R'y.
GEO. OLDs,
Gen1 Freight Agent c., N. & st. P. R'y.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-25
BERRY J..
District Court.

Before Judge Simons.]
Joseph Robert VS.. Geo. P. Mervide. Order
discharging order to show cause, etc., filed.
Before Judge Brill.
Mary Dunbar VS.. Geo. Pulford and 81. s.
Mann; comics sion of property. On trial.
The State VS.. Patrick SINNERS larceny
from the person. Verdict of not guilty rem
dered.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-25
Municipal Court.

Before Judge Cooley.]
Charles McDonald; drunk. Paid a fine of
IS.
John Sherry; drunk. Committed seven
days in default of IS fine.
Gus. Youenk; drunk. Discharged.
David Carter; drunk. Paid fine Of s..
Daniel O'Brien; drunk. Remanded in default
of fine of IS.
James r. Hall; drunk. Paid fine of S..
John Murphy; drunk. Remanded in default
of S. fine.
Gee. Lamke: disorderly conduct Fined S..
G. Minor, destroying property. Sent down
sixty days ID default of a fine of $50.
r. Burns; drunk. Paid fine of IS.
Mary Brown; drunk. Sentence suspended.
John Cameron; drunk. Paid S..
Marguerite Graham; abusive language.
Pleaded not guilty. Found guilty, but SEN
tence suspended.
M. D. Butler; saloon open on Sunday.
Paid fine of $40.
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Team For Sale at q Bargain.

A splendid team of carriage horses is offered
for sale at a great bargain. Will be sold with
harness and rockaway carriage, making a
complete outfit, or will sell the horses alone.
Apply at E. Miller, sale stable, No. 20 Wes3
Fourth street.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-25
Probate Court.

Before Judge O'Gorman.]
In the matter of the estate of Mary Brady.
R. W. Bell appointed administrator.
In the matter of the estate of George
Sherman. Will admitted to probate.
In the matter of the estate of j. A. Pennis-
ton. Will filed. Hearing November 81 a. nj
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-25

Consult the European regular graduate
diploma in office-on all sexual, nervous, and
chronic diseases. Twelve years experience
See advertisement elsewhere, 40 Jackson st.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-25

KMFER is running great many voters
through his naturalization mill. That is
a game which will bear watching.
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Personal Mention.

Personal Mention.
Hon. R. J. Chewing. of Shakopee is in the
city.
Ed. A. Henderson, an attache of the Bis
marck Tribune, is stopping in the city for
few days.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-25

Lead and iron pipe pumps at Kenny & Hud-
ner's.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-25

gained IN Jne eLate OF new 1OrK, nds uieu
with the state department at Washington a
claim against Peru and Chilli for 81, 000, 600,
arising from the discovery of deposits OF fer
tilizers. A dozen eminent American lawyers
pronounce the demand just one. The COM
pany asks the forcible protection of the United
States government.
A frightful catastrophe took place at a
dance held at small hotel in the neighbor-
hood of Meiningen. A petroleum lamp fell
from the ceiling and set fire to the room and
several of the dancers dresses. During the
rush to escape the staircase gave way, and
about fifty persons were thrown into deep
cellar Six girls and two boys were killed,
and about thirty other persons more o. less
seriously injured.
A boarding house at Floyd, Ind, is kept
wholly for the accommodation of persons
temporarily residing there for the purpose OF
obtaining divorces. 1t now has twenty-five
inmates. In several instances marriages have
grown out of companionship in this house. A
wedding was lately held an hour after the cou-
pie concerned had received the DEGREES legally
separating them from their former marital
partners.
Home testimony is not particularly cornpli-
mentary to ex-senator A. A. Sargent, OF Cali
fornia, whose name has been mentioned for
cabinet portfolio. ga man of small bra and
ungoverned temper" says the San Francisco
Chronicle, che is one of that too numerous
class of politicians in this state who are wholly
indebted to push and luck for any promi-
nence in public life. And it is not to be for
gotten, either, that his Republicanisr1 has
BEEN shaky, treacherous and darkly clouded."
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Chairman Democratic State Central Committee
, 1881-06-15
DT TELEG1,ApII,
EflliEtIfiS.

TOIiT;IuS.
IIvHHrnor. Juno lt-ll:aj a. tu.-FLnUn-.1o. /, 1lst
En.2p.
GnAlS--wheat- winter No. ths 81, No, q u III,
surfing. M. !. ~ I'd. No. l. i wtto, No. !. .. IL;
M: 2 II, club No. L. IN III; NJ. = ~ ID Torn, IS Ill.,
fnnvlHtOSs-fnFk, s24Gl. t+Iri. Ais.
l't.ATGN-l:1a y. m.-tsreni.tuH. tir'ner. Curn IA
1lH.t. Wlt0 whoat nsaas it, won thor ilnp.
IlvEttpuof4 tl,u lt-I.ara-l'rtms WuAturn stcatty
at Its. Talliw-i's!ni1 Gsy s.uasty Mt :s Ill. ttcsn
-CpnHiotl nt }"nl1on irnIcr Mt Is ~. Tnrpcnttnc-
apItls Mt london Bteaiy ut H. ta. Whcnt-Nu. whtt
Btcny nj ~ GI curn-Mta eli sendy Mt IA 1lh fur 0l
1iyi:IEIUuI. dunG 1L--cttTTUS-Dull milu enslpr}
6a-GGi63.l su1es 70 bales3 speculation and u1lurt,
1,0H; AMerlcan, h,Su.
1IrAlsTl:rrs-Fl Firm. CaiI!ornin whIto wheat, Uso
sid corn-Ncw wcstorn mixed, Il io}il.
tIIEERi;-FsMn Anlct!cl,,. Dis GA.
Observation-Disclosures lar1, bis III,
lLSsEEi, NII,--4ss Ci
ltECElrrs-llRt thruo days: Wheat, To- 01 contalst
AnUFlcun, D7,Un
iAllSs AND EArnlcs-At Manchester. qu,ut.
1.nSDuS. innu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IGe1!{s.
TURrENTtSE-Sptr!ts, 5Ss III.
ASrwEnf. Juno H.-t'Er,t0LEuM-t9kk
I,he following wero rucalynl hv thu Chicago Iionri
xai*knot, J1ne 1t-xhcat rsa: re.! wlnters N n sa
III 'x 81 ss VI u IT, II t4f ts' ,a sstst III Il
s sF @ sss xl"|ss srk Z" ts1d' s snd II
oscs r. 5's onsos1;.s \; " y: q: e. ~ a'i tut
SSieR'saT + "a "a ,Ms;.srH Y \; rsd xto5 NJ ;;ias
NJ SS ss"iH S i: ias III ass;axa
\! At9rieen re!i Winter wiiuat for nsosnpt spH,st
t o sss aSasa ~ ss & RI Nsi ssiisM
myS ss, 1I for ront S,iSt sa 2's III aFis
,ol1;T n: % ~ nteyIns ce!,,
,sst. iss &; Aerean se xis.os iet pssa.!t si!tS.
Juno ntlu 1uy, its Id.
, 1881-06-15

The net " making tho nutc pnynblc thcrr wRs n
direction t. tho bunk tn Irnnrlnienmy moneys
h. tninilt hive ~ dcpnst tn tho rnymcnt ns
his ntte. 40 far na might s,c REQUIRED fnr
i'!n,nr,y: The iaw know no partts
nl II dAy IN respect to Tho maturity ol conlrr.
cla! pancr. Ncwclls noie wns equally duo ut
br!thk in tho morning rs at > In tho attcrnp0n
md i WIS no nnswer !" my that an nctton for
him Iuti the following tlny. 5fe authorized l1.s
ngat,t to pay t IN this DAY Ut maturity, and tfut
must n Construed to nehn ht any hour Of that
;lsy; Tho making It she .,oto i'nya!'!e 1t the
men. WIS mt limited =, my pnr.cs,lar hr or
The tiny. No nthor presentation for payment
.rHs t,eeesanry fhan WAs tnatl0. Tho i1nto wns nt
The bunk and at tho opening Of banking hours
rayfncn, nnj II .ho nust'ay nf tho hoier. and
anp!tcd to Its payment. II tho roto had
i,een by lie ho!isr prs,cnto tor tay,n"nt .l'r. .
ing TIM rrt lnMkinE t,our, tho l,nri!s would hnsc
funds on hand 10 Nswcli's credit. md il did not
Fcctn Tint. lM.casr tho hunk ,sns tho holder md
!rss favorable ti,nn it Wou1I1 had thu hotc ,cei,
i,"ld by u third person. Tho Judgment OF tho
Court lH'tow III Newell's fhvor wu.,l! therefore
lp ftrGfnCIl. .
, 1881-06-15

atvo ,,,,,.t,or t,r ,,,,,,r,,,, c,, ,,,,,,rt, rh,
',r inv, WIZ" tn. ,',,, , ,,'.. h,, %
is rru" r,,mr' .",..ra VIZ ,,n ",r,,'' w. ntll,
trnlr ~ ,n tho larrnx Of ny liantity on tllc PIT
mi Icc ;1,,,c.ins1v ~ nn ,u", T., ',ii
tfnn. t.t;',,innaI iIn,t,ntiNr ,r ~; tx y, ,nvnr
FIN, nft i'ns,, ~ % rr.,,,na;.nru. a ~ soo,, vor
c1rnr Tint II trn f,mtr.,li"r "fI1i ,cvnifr m,ont
,o2,i from shrpnr'i. and ih,i. ~ ta,tInrt uiHa
~ rt,,nnnnsHtnm H. ht", ~, no,, III ~, ~ ~
rnci1 nt,tt n lin n,hnr nr.,crsv. .G,vm"ra ~ a.. sm.
VIII shn.r,i IL 1Inm ~ ,Gt"Et ~, 'o HI
nf rcnso,n~ h'vn ,ionn -, ~ +, rrii r. t;s M;s,
vcrv tiv nffer In ,,,iwncnt. n thn sn"tI"t,,,"
sints. .,s3,rontnn. ,ySr. n"tnr,n AZ ,c"r,n. T.,
rinf iff III i.tm. rnnr IL, st," IN ,..tnri,,x ,,
tm.Susstsl t,t,wsr w6Irt, wti n9n"r Kin r"5 t,s;t
,v ~ H. rnt n,S n !, r..st.,. Ms s.u
~ II" sint,,ic fnr urnur,nt, ;ri,a.p nr,,nri,
f:r ioct i,mnrn"ctncts ns.s,i ~" tnInni,r Il,
WITH, t.F,,t.n',satn .hmtti h. ,,r.,etitnf XIV H.,
Iii stI ,,1.t ~ trcntm ~, niat,tt, ii,,,its ~, -
thn ,,nr. ~ ~ ~ nt,1 ,s"m ~" @ ~ ~, .l ~ ~
, 1881-06-15

rH1LADEt.rttA. la.. annu 1l.-Ft.nCn-fIsMrrt
wr.,ntn cxtras. *t0httGt1, M1nrasntn extras. E.a,
tA; fdInnn nxtrl fnnliy cltoicp. ti; flltnn1. .i.
e1t.cl. R.t; Uhtt, cl,ue1, Ill: Ubfo new proccA,
f,suaf;5: snnc.o,u retcnt pr,lco.s. chnlcc s,:s].
winter patents. tiyTs.2t lyo tdur dull md luwar
UnAIH-whcat-llull, No. ! rcd. elevator. f1!z;5t;
u On truck, tl9t. S.2 rcti Juno. JutY.
si2xe LII, AlEu.s. $l.ssai4. torn In. HntH1 do
nand; ta}i in|xn n1evntpr ftf4c: :sran1.r. rack,
Era asn'n ,,sl% asMa's' reieG:Sd ~ iii Sn IT,
nlItt. l:!feFe on. ''rm' n"2 wh!ss. *'e S"3 do.
l'iuivisfnNH--F'Mlrly active md unchanged.
HiTrAM-flflM and In go'! .le:nrd: creamery, lBia
12ct Nrw York suite aMa 1tradfotd County, Fensyl-
yMnfA. 1;hsNNt sa!ry. laf4i1G.
t:fItIH-HtHhAy. f3r. ....- ...,..- 49,
Enthusiastically. with II fnir dclunnd; creamery, 81
@!F.
TETi.nLEt'N-Firn, md unchanged.
WHiaKY-1n fuir hElnnndt tt1p. - ... ..,...
REcEtFrR-F!nnE. Af0] bfas, Mheat l9,Gn but corn.
!5iha but UntA l90u 1!u. -..
lllrMESvB-SYi3cnt, ANo b1,.
, 1881-06-15
CRIMINAL f.niIts,1,.

CfSlSlBS4Al kit]UlkIs
M3ckncl f1uhnncy WIS found guilty NJ selling
iIiaor To IL t!runkard, ai'd u tno.iou for now
trlnl WIS entered.
churlcs kruEer pleaded guilty to Inrcony, anil
WINS given sixty llys Ia tho iI0usc of Correc-
tlun.
Frank Howard wns found guilty uf larceny ,antl
w0s given three ycnrs In the ftcforn School.
Fielding Juh1.son was found guilty Of lnrccny,
and given ninety hays In tho Iluusc Of Corrcr-
upn.
Mlnnip Ahsrn ploa,lcd guilty 10 larceny, alil
wns rttalnnlrl FIR spntCnce.
Henry rnn Wel6nr WIS fn,lnia guilty Of lnr-
ccny. and given thrco ycars III lhe ltrftrsn
SchN1l.
Frank Williams WAS folnl guilty Of iarurny,
An1 hHnteNce WIS suspended.
Waisn EuE1lay pl,sute.l.guttty To larceny, a1,sl
Mna E!ych eighteen tnolslhH IN tho li0uso Ut
Correction
John W!un pleaded guilty Of larceny, anu was
rul,lnt>led,
John unlt'sha and John Cotxhlin were tried
for rIlIlMry lnd nciuittetl.
Hurry ketHrar prutlet, guilty IN larceny, nt1,l
WIS kivcl SIX months IN tho lfOusc ur Curror-
unn.
Charles sfneak was still OH trial far Tho killing
ut Annnl t;uNrh!l. The evidence Wits nit ill., ntiu.
at latc hour. thu case WIS given tu Tho jury
, 1881-06-15
PROBATE COt,l,T.

ln tho estate Ut Edward Co,,llskuy mud others,
mItors. irtters of guardianship werts issued ~
John Cotniskoy, under luud Of &I.:kA1, npurnyed.
In tho estate nf John +. Mnrnn. ic,tcrs If nd.
1nlnstration were tsaucd to Hugh J.. Morth tt,l-
der Il Ionu Of SiU.nxJ. nplJrnvtsl.t
III thu GstAtc OF Hubert FMlkrnterg, lcttcrs Of
administrator were iksned IT. Catherine Fu!k-
Ullber9. uatlcr n band OF <so:I, Ht,pr,vctl. :.
in tue estat1 uf Edmund Hayden. letters Ut
administration worU issued to JUhn 11uyatcn, uil-
der Il hnilt1 Ut 81 .4uh). approved.
In the cstnto ur Frederick =. Miles, letters nj
administration wrrH tRsuG! Ia Elbrlgo u. AlEtus,
untl1t bond Ut <i.taA, approved.
IN tho tsshts ut Antthow u. 0uerttl. letters nf
administration were iHstlGd tN fluuura uurtin,
uiltler II boud Of $l.,tshl, Improved.
, 1881-06-15

hai head, MI through t,npi4ilnnns. very little thv
IN ratilfl ,tri,s.r III r Iuut yesterday rri.Ha
ut!s rltrt,rLs 1.AE IrHI; rhifa'1riGhin., EtHkt
EI5t tnfkrr-, tITtti,AL
rnElT- I"rrIpt>, Inn Iteai; settling yury shtw:
Prices llks*At IUHHr tbHn Muil.aY.
t&HlASSI4ll.fH,
tSnIAEAIni,is, in,1, Jnnu IT., ltpEs ticlnaHd acf-
!rei hhlPpI0u. sttt*bNi ttrkeFr, s;lHH; reecipts.
UArrLE-@hlppMu H. lly,nir,, bu,c hers. aa2.ekl1.
srkor* nnd ilGdera, $kGts ttUi reccpts4 7iU; shp-
mrntb, WI.
fJStfvEATT.
ttSrtxx,tTf. Juun lt--1luR-SsnN.lr3 rninrunn md
l!H t!Itak.p packing md butchurs', ai35sllh' ra-
c0lpts, iaJl shp'tlvnts, bfQ.
, 1881-06-15
D1]'{1I1rIrS.

1nhanua Haer iilett hill yesturt1ay against
her husband, John Ilaitr, charging him with
drunkenness an1 cruelty, aud nsls1uR for Il
dvurcp.
lulxe 'ruley granted divorce 10 Abraham, G.
f'attcr. ftum Chtra Z. Potter. on the Rrtllnl uf
tcsertIuu.
Judge Jatr,nspn gr1ttltetl ccren VI ,ivarct to
OSCAR Iinn from lutte L: Xinn III tho Hro,tn
nT adultery; tn Es!rrlu tolwpll Irn Edward Col
well for cruelty; n11tl to William Brown from
IyalIaC. Nrowti tor tltsertiun.
, 1881-06-15
NEW YORK.

:. c,,.t,, ,,,,artes ~ n. ty.tc,,, 1,.t,,,..
p-,r s'','.. ,'..,, ~ S,s.. 1"s ,",'| A'os
,I 49," % aunn, "a'o M =, sesJ nl'ak
Mct'So ''uvenct tepbfe" vi winter "nent' esn''y VI
no. ron IN toe hslan hno, INC snacnlatvo lntese.t
conLI.u.ne lsuss IienI"snt' iFees nnse nees M
nsuay Yafaole' opohlnR NJ IN navance of nhont has
5lo fne bh on 'aat eFenahas n9urcs stimulated
hy tho buQyuisrY TT tho news ffpuI tho
Vast huk soon hreaknr ,cvcre1v vennr,v nin,,t Nh
r,I1<.. ~. ~ ~ , ~ 1's'1t n..o.',s -. ' snueSss.
HiTe peF w "t " eAo"1H pees1uEt ~ plHc9 suF!tcs,
nt lOwDr rnnHo 0f auDtuha frnu Chicago atid ehA
satisfactory 1lcOuta i,y rsttp .nd i,ut9cr ,ro mn.
1n,,r.,i,,, ,n1m-mr. INV, s',n tv..t a., ,.t..
souEn9'R to,esta"s isoni tIo West. tno markot
AlglflR through tito Mt9FnoDn MG<iC a but
leaving OfF uenlly, thnuKh ateadljy. Export
hnycrs xyctn rc,rrYnd in thoir Icn,,rrv i,,
Iuher On rcdnco] oftorInus and IL mud oxpnrt t1f.
tnutld, purity for stock to nFstyp No rcd, &a;1&e
, 1881-06-15
NfIl1YA1fI1EE.

M1LwArEEE. Wis. Juno observation-disclosures.
taltAlS-Wlunt MnsettloA, oluslng stURters M.
hard. sl.iahs No. ut &t,o}4s tane. tt.lbA' JuS.
{Lli5tt Augusf. t1i255; aeptonlGos t1lss Octuber.
slllf; No. i 3MliwHukee, WIc, Mn. ut &ia rejcc,4tl
nominal. Turn higher md scarcc, M. at lie. Outs
itui; Nm. 3nt T:<c lty0 tun md 1nwots No. ! Ht
NC. Harley dull ami Iowgss M. 2nt tlI.
PNOylsEUSB-fftHpr. Mess turk. tsn cn*h Arli!
June, &lG+j July. Lard a1V.D cnsl. hAd Juno; 3Ghi
July.
IItInR-Flrmer. E.tha.iRi.
FNEiHHTh-Whpnt to ttntII11+ 4c. -. --
!sEcklrra-Eluur, ~ 1rsi wheat, l1.o0 but corn,
RUN hu. .... -
corn, !,slNbu.
, 1881-06-15

1ff1Gita0E.

HosruS, Juno H.-FL0Utt-Htratyi Western Eurer-
Tina, k.u1 vii winteT wheat, nAu and Michigan. sd
6aHzj; indiana savuaA1i; FL laua uhd llntIs, elt0
@7.I1, spring patents, t702aa winter pasants' fs6o
I7,7h
HltA1S-C0Tn-Qniet. high nixe.i and yellow. 12}zss
se, Moa1ney GlQtc. Uata quilt a,,d unchanged itye,
$1.1&S l.xL .
packed, 1ll tic; fair tn you'd, l8Efac4
E{iGH-W extern frtsh Ill., ..-.., . .,
REcEtITk-Ftuur. t6tQ ra. f.00Q sackAt corn, EEQ0
but wheat GuU til. Dnta. ". .un tM.
stftpM ESrS-FlUur aUU0 brIs: cUfn, 1000 but WLoat
2s,OW bu.
, 1881-06-15

CINCINNATI, O., Juno ll-CorTuS- woaker: ,NI&c.
FlnuIs-str0rv, family. $,ln2tso; finley. aGasa2i
GMAlS-W,1aat qulet but t1rHI. No. J red. Ills.
Corn !ull; No.: mIxc.i, 4'c Oats dull; No. mixed,
4uc, isyn duli Nh. sl,. larloy vcnrco md no'n-
nn!, triH1A tntl, $l.ul -
rs1vi*iuXx.l' l'ork Guot, but urm, NJ g1f2a t.a.t
kfiOuslUrr. N(G: clear rlh tsxl iacnm siststy md
urrnaused, shoulders, Hi76 clear rib, f12si cEcart
El!aH.
W,fIaKy--Hten,ly Mt $lm
UlIrTiit-HteuiY NAd unchanged.
, 1881-06-15

Spxttal Dispateh to 1hs t'Aleaeo Tribune.
MAl.sIAl.LTowS, Ia, Jnnu 14.-A jo!nt
stock sale OF blool8d cattle takes plAcs
IN this city to-nlorrow, anu will be the largest
sale OF Short-Ilorns aver held III lowIh ux-
keptinx only the famous jacobs salo at W1st
posed OF, 4lld mally prominent cattle nun
},0Ml the Northwestern 6tates hAyu already
arrived. This sAla II conducted by +, g. t.stx,
OF Marsllalltawm; u. 4. llolllster, of WV,
tieorge Hammond, pt LegraMA. OUl. il. i.
Muir, Of Kentucky. Is the anctloncor.
, 1881-06-15
1'ft1tAFA.

Tho resolutions of tho l,pr On the death Of til
late Charles Hitchcock woro yesterday pre-
serted before the Appellate Cotrt by Mr.. ". c
Graht with suitable rntunrks, uIld+ utter shuri
reply by Jutlgs alcAlllster, wuru ordered Ypreat
IN the rcE0tils.
Judge GNrllter will 10 IN his Chanccry Couri
this morning tU hear ts0tluHs.
, 1881-06-15

rEotttA, Ill, Juno 1A-tHAIN-Corn AFu1i high
n,Axed 4S4es4i}<c, mtxcd. 4as$<Ao oata nr,nt No.
whIt0 tbk2:uc. Nya dull and nominal nj Hk5Aic-
lliutwixKA-Fttnt nt 9l1Gk.
!eErEiI~Ta-Whant, .ssa but oort Ns7ssou4 oats HA-
sliirMEST3-Whoatsl lbu bu, CORN 6l.9o bu; oats.
GU bu+
, 1881-06-15
DAIRY PRODUCTS.

Special Dfspdtth to 1ht Chicago Tstbuhk
ELutS, ILL.,, June li.--Thoro wAs MI Increased do
ninl for dairy Hr,,ducts tho Hoard af Tnla to-
tlny. nd Il la+aa nnu,ber III huyors In nttendnncn.
,rku lively dcmund for bUttpr caused u urcapslltp
fss III pries li,Ui lhs croAnory SOLD ut kaAec. ~,
batrx ilu ruling prIce: For The rst tlne Ii tixo
linn1.!, bI It's buld at 6I5c. rhs sacs aggregated
xIfifR
, 1881-06-15
BUFFALO.

NuypALo, N. T., juno N.-0IkAlS-Syheat sctive;
No. hurd Nulath hold IT stxi. VIA btd Corn ngs-
lGeed hul ht Sic, buyers, tlHc. Oots un0rod ut 4au
nt.l 10 buyGrs.
CANAL Observation-Disclosures.
, 1881-06-15

DErltorT, Juno H.-Flnult-Flrm.
OHA1S-Whout atnatly; s1tru nolninals No. I white
nt tLlgt{, June NJ fly!{; July ut &l.21Es AuRUSt
$i1s!x, September at sLl'St No. whlts sLls, No.
rod, 81 ,lt}s.
nsCEIiTA-Whcht, 1G,uD btu.
HuIpsESrs-W heAt lG1u lit.
, 1881-06-15

NEW yo1tx, Iune 1A-nusnesa quiet with 1obbsa.
owln4 to thU utseasonnba wGAtt,sT1 coetun Rp0da
moving frooIy from Arst hands IN account Of buck
arorpt pric0s romatn hIln, print. qnlat, Ra1ahams
actIvVi NINn's Nsbr M01tous. jaAha hatury, md
uAdNrW0aE nlndUEAt0ly acLtYut 10totx0 E0oaa qaot-
, 1881-06-15

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Iribuns.
KASAAA CITY, Mo. Juno 1l-O1tAtS@rIlo Frfee
Current rp1nFts, -ItGcepts, 1l,!ty Int ship
mens, 8GsH bus nnsottlGd. No ctaail, S3lo, NJ. z
cns Wet limo, y7Mot No. cAsh, Akl asked. Co!H-~
lectts .y4a but shipments, .IlNl bu; market Elun
but Iftui No, : caAh 3jct JAHl. h1e.
, 1881-06-15
l.ETlkQLEuM.

CLEvELAIp, o.. June M-prTRoLEuA-stcady.
Standard white, 1l0 teSt, no.
IITTsnulla, Junu 1A-tarliotEuM-pull, unllod
co{hcatoA steady NJ s{tol roaued, fc. lhiladplpha
delivery. . ,- .,, .
ss' ht's,t n, S}sS !awos e so'ea 1 With fni.
, 1881-06-15
1ltGr1Ts or a RANK.

An lntcrc.ttn- mutation Of eo,nr,erc1al Inv wns
doclded by The Appoi!ato Court ln tho c"so OF
tho Marine National tsank ys. Lovl Nowtol',
ThIs wus n sult ty Newton aynust tho bank on
cu.1x ,h 'm ,,, f"'oo ,,,,nns ata"" "II ,ans1,,
GU INC pahk, paymoas o. Ma'Gn
apooara from the oyIdonoo that Newell kops a
rcwcr"I honr nrrn,,nt win ,hn lfnnn Entionni
s,",',s ~. - ~. ~ son.a,,,,,.. 1a-s IN ,nr,
and delivered to tho bank his nute ut that hato
fur Sl,HD, p1yAIl0 TO The order 1t hsl0 Ut tho
ulott,ny OF ilec. ~ which waa thu last day
, 1881-06-15

flSSVItEt

1HniASAp0L.lH, Ind, juno irnt;
slIt3zdbLl1, Corn stoady, &4stse Gaia arueF, se}s
GeStu,