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Daily Republican., 1881-11-10
" tSTED QUIET.

A nervous looking man went into "a
store the other dag and sat down tr
half an hour or 80, .hen CIrrk asked
If thcr" was anything She could DO for
him. lle said no, he didn't want any.
thlnG. She went away and he aa' theie
hlf an hUur longer, %n, II he proprietor
went to him aud ASKED / he waited %
he ,hown anything. No." sa.d IN
ncrvuu. man, =! just want 10 sit aruun t.
My physician has rron nnendrd per-
feet quiet iOr m, and says above all
things must avoid being in GROVE dS.
Noticing that yod did not adv, roi,n III
the nr">p tpsrS, ! thought that this
woNI b" "- quiet II place ~ ! could
lind, SO ! Just dropped in for a few
hours OF isolation. The merchant
picked mp bolt of paper calnbilc ~
brain him, uut The man went ont, !ir
said all he wanted was quiet life
Peek i Sun.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10

n honsn.-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
7S SSpmcee w.. In Q family Of two apply
eeio0t, nOY9 PIT
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10

n NV he GOOD CARPENTERS AP.
n MDtT.u HARLAN CAUSE,
"0'aWare avenue and Madison st.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10
OUR THUNNY KOLUMy,
Pleasant Reading for Leisure
Momenta - TIE Circus and MIN
strel show Condensed in q Nus
shell-Paragraphs taken on she
spot by Our Special.
SAT OS Az ANT HILL.

There is no more popular anus meat
in Colorado, than trOut.iiShing, and the
mountain streams are Il common resort
for this popular sport. Grape cteek,
near Silver Cliff, affords opportunities
for indulging in this pleasant recreation.
In recent excursion Of this Kind q
youthful pair of lovers separated tGrm-
selves from the main party, aud siting
IN the bank" of this rapid strctm ufrhr
Wost Mountain Valley, not only hsh,d
for trout, but to crandurr OF The seen
cry surrounding them lent t. the tir viz.
!d imagination, and encouraged rhat
ic~ling Of poetry All II ,entimentlaiiry y
that tnd, rXprt Ssion in words OF .oy"
To lover Lad just rebaitrd the tair one,
hook and left her side to l,ni after his
own, which WAS throatenni by an attack
from the tinuy tribe. Suddenly lr
was startled by loud scream, and
supposing the yonng lady hal b rn at
tackled 10y some large animal, h. iran.
tically rushed toward her
"W ha, is tn" matter" he called.
"Htay back" she answered, ~ the
same tim" starting OH arm.
Say" he cried; for Gods sake,
what has alarmed youH" and v th IN
tense agony h. continued the pursuit
"Stop. Al" said.
'hut tell He" ne pleaded,
IL can't"
"You must, and III project you"'
"Woil George, il | must explain |
have been sitting On an ait hiIi.'
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10

M maj A FIRST-CLASS COLLAR
Ii H Vrnf' anH one harm. 81 maker, at
lovS /, IhfEh'S, 4o7 Shi pley street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10

nv hona.-A GOOD, RELIABLE
M cook ookasekeeper. with referen cs, also q
e,0l ra, r,s,. Apply at POI Z. six h street, or
''roet. novl-tf
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10

NJ t,u ~ PROPERTY HnLbERS TO
fasusss,vn nruee's Elastic Paint, and know
pEes puvtnat mat 1t Is the bcst. sept15 II
"ooE, tl0 East Seventh street,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10
MERINO SHIRTS.
G0SSAM ERS.

This stock is always COM
plete in all sizes, and quail.
ties, from $2.25 upwards, at
w. M. Kennard & Co.'S,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10

W shan honp.BAkBER FOR COU yTRY
aElpg str..t. .pply At Drug Stors, Fifth
nov9.!tt
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10

SELLING Ais Low AS THE LOWEST
Daily Republican., 1881-11-10
BOARDING..

A FEW RDARDERS DAN FIND Com.
"A fort:hie rooms, a. 3oI King street.
ootlsu
, 1881-01-18

8psetat Dttpaish to The Chicago 1rtbuns.
WASHINGTON. u. T.. Jan. l7.-1lte tnnt1ner
In which tic Funding bill will bu received LII
Tic Senate Is perhaps Indicated hy tho follow
tng expression Ut opinion By Senator blaine:
"'Tho per cent lfmlt In one that cannot be
safely agreed to BY the Senate. I'e0plc scetn
10 Ignore the fact that thu British t;ov-
erinen:, whose credit Is the strong
est In tho world, Inns never yet
brcn abIe 10 sell Its J PR cent cousots ut par,
and this In spite Of tile fact that the British
lpcr cults are itltcrninnhlu, willie our 3 per
cent b0lids are proposctl to bp Issued fur
short turns, a!ld put upbI the New York
sI,arket, which Is not as strong is tho Lou.
don market. Suw, we lave fund The lrr
ceut bontl to be Il pupular bond, which III
yestoss seek eagerly, a.sA w!,ie!, sells ut III.
We l,ayu sGs., ,0o] ,0oo Of Indebtedness to pro-
yidc for, and I suppose that 10 put
that amount Ut ! per cents OIL the tnnrket
might send them down little. Int SUPPOSE
we Issue Sb00, OK, ,0o0 Of per cents, and they
sell 1T ITO. Tile premium Of 10 per cent
woud glyo us SGo,0o0, ,00o, and that amount
Of the debt could be absolutely wiped out. 1t
is to be observed. moreover, that
MANY INVESTORS .AlE PRACTICALLY con-
PEELED,
ns the c,istodEans Of trust funds, to invest Tn
Government bonds. no matter at what rate
they are Issued. Upon this larga class Of
Investors the per cent rate wouId be pc
cutar hardship"
, 1881-01-18
SUICIDE.


Sptetaf Dhpatea 10 77e Chteaoo Tribune.
Sr. LouIs. No.. Jan. 17.-J. Philip krlegcr,
.Jr, at one tins one Of tho prominent men Of
the city, and ex-Cashier Ut the defunct
Broadway Savings Bunk. was found dead In
Ills room ut tho Western Hotel this morning.
an empty morphine bottle mid a letter to Ills
father told that It was u suicide. The letter
expressed a wish concerning tie burlal-place.
and i request that his step-nlother stay awny
from The funeral. This is the enA Of u fast
life. The deceased WAS but II yeass
OF are. When the Broadway Bank
ta.led Tor ;ntit'on, ai s9,npls .,,yo OF
e af III. Sc s8HssSa atsf hs IT, %n%
thu Grand Jury, then 1t, session, found ha!t u
dozen indictments against him. charging
him with cu!oezxEinE amounts which agEEs...
IL i' was M or tho vcise of ii! attack of ,ieiirlum
me.iical Treatment. Wills Ills cell com.
lanEun wh0. attended to Ills wants wis
psssss SS f Ss!s sst eiSs, ea1,a W dTaa
f OF its contents. When found llc ,Yas in
prompt actlou On tho part Ut jali officials tllat
tin,e i jail. l!e at list secured Gon.lsien AID
his release. Once out Of }Aii. he fn!n,t that
his gid con,panlons would have, nothing motree
to do with him. AZ! Eaye ',t1n the 1. soid
HIl0HiuHT 6AfH QHEs LUIS nHS GIf Hk9tltaat
Mills iiallcnbeck. She stood by llm through
th!ck aud thin untl . week ago, when stc
died. Sona say tllat 1t was the tleath Of t,lts
wo,1Ian that caused the net. Others blame
whisky for 1t. III point Ut fact, bosh are re-
| sp0lsib!e.
n &Al Ttst<t1s Attoe4attd Pre.s,
ST: Lou1s. No., Jun. l7.-PLt!ip J; krleger,
j., formerly Cashier OF the broalwny Say.
lngs Bunk, md Treasurer Of the School
l}'ard, committed sulct1o Mt the Western
Hotel, cor1ler Ut broadway and Carr streets:
4 letter addressed to hfs fAther was found
Oh ills persor, In which ho asked to ~
buried near d certain grave In st, Peters
Ce!nutery. Krlegsr, %t.s the young nun ,wht2'
wrecked that concern year or Mlore ago,
mud utterly rutnca his ola father, wl'1 was
urer Vt the School board. 9ld mfsapptoprt.
ated part Of lts funds. For s0me months
past krlexer ial been very poor. ata IT,
eclyed AID from Ills uI!stsess, Jenny Etck,,
lnanl!, wllom hc regarded Us tie only fs!entl
and being, ~ ha believed, left entirely alolle
III tl,e world, wltllant, friends or money
oblivion III duath.
, 1881-01-18

3f1s NEwnEnny, Of Detroit, introduced n
bill In the llol,se yesterday for the nppnInt-
ucnt OF Il Commission by tie Unltci States
md Great Britain to investigate the alleged
fraudulent evidence and forged documents
introduced by tho representatives Of
tho inter Power before the 1lali-
fax Fishery Commission. The bill
also authorizes thu President to do nil a1,tl
everything III ills power to carry out the pro-
Visions OF tho bill, and further provides for
the appointment OF Il joint committee Of tic
Scnatu and uUusc 10 Investigate tho same
subject,
, 1881-01-18

aptetal Dtspat<h to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. t., Jnll. 17.-TLe Super
intendant OF tho Census has finally completed
his tables, and tlnts that tha population Of
the United Statcs md Territories Is 50, 49, $50,
aId tllat the representative population Is 49,
.:1.999 .5oa. Mr.. Cox frames his Appostionmaent
bill, fixing the number OF Representatives
after Marcel. ut :yll members, Que more than
tho number which ho ut first contemplated.
This Is MI Increase Of eight members over
tho present. House. It is evidently presented
a3
A COMPROMISE nIL1-
In order to llarmonlze the differences be.
tween :aAei AMI 3l3, the highest number pro
posed. Unler t,ls apportlonmeut Maine Is
assigned funr Representatives, losing one
member; Connecticut t. which Is tho same
rs at present; Massachusetts II, the same as
now; New Hampshire =, loss Of /; New
York 81. q loss OF J; Pennsylvania ~. q loss
OF /; Rhode Island 2, the same NJ Mt pres
ent; Vermont =, loss Of !. There
are notable gains, however, In tho
South and West. Alabama temnlns 1t
fFoln 1 to S; Colorado remains at |; Delaware
ut /; Florida reduced to l; Georgia ata
.LLsSo.s RETA1ss 10;
lH4tAtlA u 4GtaAtEA A4VM ~ " 4VHA -
creased from to 10; Kansas doubles its rep
rescntation, being given i; Kentucky
remains at 10; Louisiana at g.; Mary
ial,d retains !,or O: Michigan has 10,
gall.tng i; Minnesota has 5, gaining .; Mis-
slssippi has Z, gaining !; Missouri remains
at Is; Nebraska, which now has ouly Hop
1esontatlys-at-Large. Is given :; Navada has
Il; New Jersey remains at Z; North Carolina
retains her =; Ohio loses i, being reduced to
"; Oregon makes no increase. remaining at
i; South Carolina ga!us l, being Increased
fs01n 3 tn O; Tennesses' loses IL, ".
Ing fixed at VI: :,TeFas, t9atns: ~
an Increase frop>>o ~ >lbt Virginia
retains her O.. .West>.V >.VisktntA. gatns i ap In.
ctaass frutp to Il and Wisconsin ra4.atns Ut
T. IT will be seen, then, that
| Tit: GAINS AHE kNrtnKLf IN tue NEST
t. AND SOUTH.
All ut tbs New England Statas with the ex"
oep,lun Ut Rhode Island and Connecticut, are
10 lose ,as least QUE member, while
ths gsyat Suites Of NEW York and PennsS!'
| yan!a iose more. Thera ars sosse curious ~
, 1881-01-18

JUSTIN MCCARTHY moved tic second
1iome-Rnlo amendment to tho Queens
speech last night, AMI III supporting It said
crime III ireland WAS attributable to tho batt
laml laws nnd cvictLng landlords. Mr.. Dll-
lon WIS called to order for saying the La,ul
League was supreme In Tlpperary. Alr.
Gladstone, will, ills usual velle-
nlenco, condemned tho obstructive tuc-
tics Of tho 1f0me-liulcrs, al,d said 1lr.
McCarthy's amendment was mi III
suit to tho tllronc. Alr. parl,c1l suaye,y
deprecated Alr. GlaIstono's attempt to cur
tail freedom OF debate, and said that the
passngc OF a Coercion act would bu tho signal
for universal refusal on tho part Ut Irish
tenants tn pay any rent. Tho debutc will be
resumed tomorrow.
, 1881-01-18

1Iu. 8. s. Cox introduced ali apportion-
u.ert bill In the House yesterday. 'rlto bill
provides that tic wllo'e number Of Represent
atlycs shall bo 3Dl, a1ssl under Its provisions
Arkansas, California, I0wa, Michigan, Mis-
sssipp, South Carollnr. anu West Virgtna
would gaEn ono member cach Kansas would
gain tllree,t Texas four, aud minnesota nnd
Nebraska two eacll; Pennsylvania, :Olilo,
New Hampshire, Maine, 1ndiuna, Tennessee,
Florida, anu Vermont would lose ono cach,
af,d New York two.
, 1881-01-18
Proceedings Suspended until He
Fetches into Court $3.50
Atinony.
Kicking Railroads and Abuttfng Prop
erty Owners Agitattng The Lake.
Front Question.
Gen. Ord Reliayed-Freedmen's Bank
Tho Mississippi-supreme Court
Union Paoi6o-Nayal.
KELLOGG,
JtE BITS IN HIS OWN SEAT.
Special N1poteh 10 The Ehttaao Tttbun

lie BITS IN HIS OWN SEAT.
Special Dtspateh to The Chicago 7ttauns.
WAsniSOToS, D. G., Jan. Ex-senator
SALISBURY had Intended to have brought up
the Kellogg case In the Senate after the
business honr, md It was rumored among
the Democratic Senators tIlat Senator Conk-
ling lad ayowed ILLS determination iu the Re
publican caucus to resist ke1logg's expul-
SION, even II 1t became necessary to lifbus-
ter until the 4tll Of March. 4 number Of
the Democrats who were absent were hastily
summoned BY the mounted pages, but 1t was
lalf-llast before Senator Salisbury moved
tU postpone all prior orders and take up tho
kelloggcasc. Senator Carpenter promptly M.
tagonlzcd 1t with the ben l1ollatlay clalui, and
Senator Ben Hill. who evidently was not
eager for the f1ay. suggested waiting a!,-
other day or SO until certain documents
could be reprinted. But
SENATOR SALISBURY w.As IxExonAHLE,
a1d Insisted OIL vote OIL his motion to lay
asi41e the regular order and take up the ket-
logg case To his surprise aid apparent dis
gust nine Democrats aud Senator Davis voted
no. So his motion was lost by vote Of 20
yeas against 81 nays. The Democrats who
voted nay were BayartI. Butler, Groome, La
mar. Pendleton, Thurman, VOORHEES,, Will
Iau,s, and Whytc. This may bo regarded 'as
a test vote on tho Kellogg case, and 1t SHOWS
that Louisiana will hayo one Republican yote
in the ncxt Senate.
1.-THE vote In the Senate to-day In favor Of
taking up tho Ben lIo!lasay BILL III preference
to the salisbury resolution, practically set
ties NY cnse," remarked Senator Kellogg
t,Iis evening.
SENATOR KELLOGG
ecr4 tf,nt nf fha tan Demncrnt9 who rnte4
, 1881-01-18

All SiroA, n Chinese woman Of San Fran~
cisco, las applied for tllvorcc In o,ic Of tile
courts OF That city FROM Af, Shaag, Oh tho
grounds of descrtioIt. 1Ler welded bliss
lastcd only tl,roe months, when al SllanE
left her and tho Golden Coast for the Flowery
Etur.tolu
, 1881-01-18

TIE Southport Il West Lancashire Banking
Company Ut England, which commenced
business In 1877 with capital Of s., 5oo, 900.
of which 975o,o00 WIS paid.up capital. slis-
pended yesterday. Its LOSES last year
amounted to 81, 900.
, 1881-01-18

GEORGE EHnEnT, son OF farmer living
ncar Galcna, ILL.,, accidentally shut l,Is
brother Suntlay morning. lie p1ayfu'ly at~
tempted to awaken Ills brother hy pointing n
gun, which lo thought untoatled, ut him.
Tllo gun was lontled mil went oil. Tho bull
let lodged I1 tho victims throat.
, 1881-01-18

SUPERINTENDENT FELTON, presented Ills
s,!m.l. annual report to the Cou!snuu Couu-
Gil lust hight. It shows tint he boattled
6,1D prisoners during tic Inst ycas. lie says
l,c will not need my appropriation for next
year, aud that tic Institution over which lIe
prcsidcs Is self.stlstaininX.
, 1881-01-18

TuE obituary fist this morning Is unusually
large, and embraces NorIua,, Howe. I'LL old
resident Of PEORIA; Gen. Babcock, of the
same cily. III Ills 10Th ycar: JOHN 1'opc. John
Murphy. aud tho lion. Elisha Grfslcy, MD
settlers of Lake County, In tll1s State; and
Judge Chambers Y. Patterson, Of Tcrro
1fa1ltc. Ind,
, 1881-01-18

A nuftp1Sa owncl by the Lorlltard estate
on Walkcr street, Now York, and occupied
by Obste!ier y co.. sflk-brall Importers.
Anro,, Il Alexander, kill-Etoye importers. a,tl
Carl l.. Itose, cloak importer, was damaged
1900 worth by fire yesterday. Obsteilcr Il
Co.s stock wns damaged 3l5,010. THO other
two firms lose 81, COO gnCIl.
, 1881-01-18

FURTHER proceedings In the Christiancy
divorce casc llays been suspended, pending
tho payment Of $3.50 alnlony to his wife.
The tuotley was not Forthcoming yesterday.
Mr.. lngersoll, Mr.. Cl,rlstiancy's counsel. says
l,e expects tho money from lllscftcnt III day
OF two.
, 1881-01-18

CITY: Col. Colthurst. tn":,,lms for Cork thun.
ty: and Sir Patrick O'isrletf, member fur
Kings County, I,ayo signed their po1'tfcal
dcatl,-warrants by following A1r. Shaw's cx-
ample IN secetling from tic 1fome)iu1a party
1efI hy parunl1.
, 1881-01-18

SENATOR SAU1.snulsy's motion to consider
tho Kellogg case yesterday WIS defeated by
Il vote of II 10 20. Several Democrats, in.
Guiding Bayartl, pcndlctoH, Thurman. Lanlar.
Voorhees,, and Davis tlll.}, yotcd agatnst tic
nIntf1r.
, 1881-01-18

CoLuMnust o., jan. lz-Sa.nucl Smart,
young nlar Of gooa family, committed sui.
ct1e by shooting himself through the l'eau
lust night at Ills 1oonls III Clrclovillo+ Smart
wns about q, years DID, tho last of rich and
prominent family, aid two. years ag0 IT.
|lerttetl u modest FORTUNE, which !.a sptellly
IIsslpatsl by gambling and lrlnkillR.N loor
flulitll. sup8rinuuced BY excessas, was the
cntls0 OF suicide, :,
, 1881-01-18

THE supplementary electtons In France
Sunday resulted In thu triumph of the Mol-
crate Republicans. Trinauet aud other Com.
inunIstic candidates were tlefcntel III tho
Paris districts,
, 1881-01-18

A BAND Of 1nlIa1,s killed eight men, two
women, and child in the Province of Gill
auahla on tho Gld ut. TlIo Indians were
attacked next tlay BY body Of Mexican
troops, who fnt1cd to tlislodge them.
, 1881-01-18

THE Democratic members Of the Board Of
Congressional Visitors to West Point, under
tho lead OF Senator Garland, hayo malo
report in which they hold that co!ored boys
should not be educated Mt tic National Nil.
ltary Academy. Senator Elmunls hRs
drawn up minority report, In which ho
vigorously condemns the social ostraclsnl to
which the colore4i cadets hayo been sub
tectcl,
, 1881-01-18

THE Democrats OF the Massachusetts
Legislature will give complimentary vote
to tho "Wtdnw" Butler for Senator. but
thoy are willing to Unite with any faction
or scctiun of the Republican s1'lc of tile
Legislature to prevent Tic reflection Of
UAWrH.
, 1881-01-18

THE tars OIL bouru the naval ships Alaska
mid Tlcontlcrogn arc said to bu In very re-
bellfous spirit OH account OF recent changes
and promotions an!ong tho officers of boil,
vessels.
, 1881-01-18

THE Economica! Council recently up
pointcd by bismarck Is unsatisfactory to
both the prutectlon1sts and froc-tradcrs Of
tho Fatheslauu.
, 1881-01-18

WASHINGTON, d. C., Jan. 17.--As tho bill
now stands the Treasury oiticlnls say it will
be imperative, and they arc bas!Me ali the
hopes OF satisfactory measure upon the
Scnate In case TIC It'll goes through tho
House In It's present shape.
, 1881-01-18

EX..Gov. c. G. W.aslllUilS Is spoken of rs
tile dark horse OF tho Wisconsin Senatorial
race. Congressman Williams anl Judge
Cassolay aro also mentioned AMONG tae
rose1I,fIttins
, 1881-01-18

DY the explosion Of tho boiler Of ]. F.
Balls brick works ut New Cumberland, ".
W., ono 1aan was killed aud tl!reo others
were badly injured.
, 1881-01-18

STATE SENATOR WILLIAM I.AnAnEE. Of
Fayetto County, Iows1, Is the most prominent
candidate on tho Republican sIue for Gov
eriaor OF that State.
, 1881-01-18

About two weeks ago the Creek and Sioux
Indians lad battle, ln which ak half
breels and thirty Greeks were killed.
, 1881-01-18

THE weather prophet predicts for this re-
gion to-day fair weather. sllght rlse Il.
temperature, ul,d variable winds, generally
from south to west.
, 1881-01-18

Jusr1cE SwAySE, Of thu Supreme Court,
has Informed his judicial brothrcn tint he III
tends to send his resignation to tho PresI-
dent III a few days.
, 1881-01-18

THE Alton d st. Louis Railroad reduced
Its rates lo several Michigan a,,d Canadian
points yesterday. which will lcaI to Nh TX
tensIoA OF. thu area covered by ths war ol
rates.
, 1881-01-18

A CONGRESSMAN who Is described rs MI
intinlato personal frIond of ten. Garfield :"
says that tho lion. james +. Wilson, Of Iowa,
will be member Ut the next Cabinet.
, 1881-01-18

SEvEy persons are reported to have boon
killed and thirty Injured BY 4 railway accl.
dent uear Wakefsl.l, III Yorkshire, England.
, 1881-01-18
ILLINOIS STATE GRANGE.

Hp3{td{ 1rtU3Hss
FREElplsr, ILL.,, Jan. i7.-The illinois State
| (irlrgu Of Patrons Of lusbanttry commences
| four days session tomorrDw. 4 @afga At
] tendance Is expected. ,';:'.'
, 1881-01-18

1t.Nolt tho abscondlng fredericksburg tVa,}
banker, has not turnod,up yet. The loss tu
Ills depos!to1s will aggregate 470,00o.
, 1881-01-18

TIE steamer City Of Richmond, which at
rived at New York yesterday, brought s4oo,.
000 worth OF gold coin from Europe.
, 1881-01-18

THE City Couycll passed the South Side
cahle railway 0rllnnnee In slightly
amended form last night:
, 1881-01-18

THE Democrats Of tha New York Iegls'
lature viii vote fur Senator kornan. Mr..
plutt will ba elected Notwithstanding.
, 1881-01-18

P.J. SMYT14E. MeusbeF Of Parliament for
Tlpperary; K r, blenneshasset, nlember for
Kerry; Maurice BROOKS. msulbek for Dublin
, 1881-01-18

THE Pennsylvania Uumocratic legislators
will compliment Senator Wallace by yotln,
for AIm to be Ills own successor
, 1881-01-18
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. U.s.
A Test Vote on the Kellogg
Case Taken in the
Senate.
The Senator from Louisiana win
Not Be 0ustcd from His
Scat.
Nine Democratic Senators Refuse to
Obey Salisbury, Making the
Vote "a to 90.
Gen. Walker Senas 10 Congress Tho Official
Census Of The United States,
50,i52,356.
Cox's Bill, Fixing the Repre-
sentatives at 3O1-Mathe-
NAUTICAL Freaks.
Mandate OF the Court t1,nt Chris
tfancy Must Put Up or
Shut Up.
Proceedings Suspended until He
Fetches Into Court $3.50
Aiimony.
Kicking Railroads and Abutt1ng Prop
erty Owners Agltattng the Lake.
Front Question.
Gen. Ord Relieved -Treedmen's Bank
Tho Mississippi-supreme Court
Union Paoi6c-Nayal.
, 1881-01-18
REFUND|NC- REEFS

REFUND|NC- C-REEFS
On Which tic Ship Of StRte,
under Democratic Pilots,
Is Now Pounding.
Discovery Of a Huge Embarrassment
in tho Sanford Amend
lnont,
It Directs the Disbursement Of
AL but $50, 100000 Of
the Public Funds.
Leaving Absolutely Nothing with
Which to Pay Govern
ment Expenses.
No Other Way Of Getting Rid Of
This Extravaganza Save by
Striking Out.
Carliste's Amendment Calculated
to Stop Bank Circulation
in One Week..
Senator Blaine Gives His Reasons for
Believing that a 3 Per Cent
Bond Will Fail.
The Nardsllins Which Would Fall upon
Investors under Tcstamentary
Obligations.
Even Carlisle Hopes that the Senate Will
Extend the Time to TWENTY
Years.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-22
san Francisco Quotations.

EN NAIL AND TELEGRAFH.l
WHEAT-Best 81 421l per GENITAL; /;
good shipping II :5tdl 81.
0ATS-Sl 55@I 70P ctl.
WoOL--OregOn, Valley 29@S0 cts. .
b. Eastern Oregon, 2JCG:n.
ilDES-lleaVy Salted Zoe: light, do
9c: Salted calf. 9l[tdl0.
FAMILY PROVISIONS-Iiacon 13lStdl4
cts; clear Oregon sides, l3Id l3]Sc; hams,
l215tGl3 cts.
BAELEY-Coast feed 9O@9s cts; Brew
ing SlMl Il y ell.
EGGS-CalifOrnia, %7@41c 2 dOz; Ore
gon, ;;ii5C6 zoe = dOZ.
FLOUR-OTegOn extra. 81 S71<; Super
fine. - S7lI@4 l2jS: Walla-walla extra,
- ST..
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Extra fancy
Butter. 80 cts, u D.: Fresh roll, good
Ia choice, 45@I7l5 cts; Picked, 40 cts.
/ q ID.
SEEDs-Flax, lt@27se 2 d; Canary,
3G5}5 c: Alfalfa, 14@l5c; Timothy, s@
/ lie u 10.
BAGs-There is good business in a
| jObbmg way at S5[@9l4c for standard
| grain.
FRUITS-Dried apples. 5I5Cd6 cts. p d
| for qrS.: 5jld6 for Sliced: Pears, SCdlQc :
! PlunS. 5@6, pitted 13Glj; Peaches, ll6
/ l:ic; peeled, 17d9O.
SUGAG-kefneTy, terms net cash :
/ Cube, barrels, l34c; Crushed, BIC;
| Extra Powdered, bblS.. l31<c; Fine
Crushed, bDls., 13l4c; Dry Grahulated,
l bblS., lie: Extra Granulated. bblS. 121{c ;
! Golden &. bbls., 111Ec; ID. bbls. or 5. /.
! kegs. lie; Extra &, bblS. l1Szc; Half
bblS &c more. and bXS. e mOre-fOr
all kinds.
SALMON.--Columbia river fish are
! quotable at 81 271{G1 20 r doz, In
tins, on the spot; ON the river. for for
ward delivery, 81 Dbl <G1 - q dOZ; Sac
rameptO river fish. 81 l5Cd'I 20 p dOz,
1 l-fb Tins. Barrels are quOlable at - 40;
/ half barrels, ~ OO,d4 20. =
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-22
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