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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-09-23

Governor Wilt, of Louisiana, is Ill,
and it is feared that he will not again
be restored to health.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-09-23

There is an old superstition that bas-
ilisks OF winged serpents spring from
cocks eggs.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-09-23

The Countess Burdette- Coutts will
soon visit America. If Ashmead is a
real good boy, she will "fetch" him
along.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-09-23

twenty-four members of Arlington's Ministries
were taking Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure. II made them happy.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-09-23

Flies md Mosquitoes.
15c. box "Rough On Rats keeps a house
free from flies, ~bed-bugs, reaches, rats, mice,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-09-23

Tea wood is excellent for building
purposes.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-09-23

Unhealthy or inactive kidneys cause gravel,
Bughts disease, rheumatism, and a horde 81
other E,rGu- aud fatal diseases, which can he
prevented with Hop Bitlcia, n taken in time,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-09-23

Another through line to San Fran
cisco from Chicago, by way OF Denver, is
announced.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-09-23

purposes.
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BARGAIN IN SHIRTS.
onr WE'LL AUCER IA The

cheapest, bores the fastest, We are tho oldestand
firm in America, Send for our pictorial
UNITED STATES ME- q Co, Chioago, Ill
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-08

with the consent Of the states attorney
q BltIm0rc, Captain Amcs, who was ar
Ies'td Fridiy charged with attempting to
Aill Nr. I3dgdon, has been sent 10 4 pri-
'ate asylum for the insane. where he VIII
remain until hi sanity or insanity, A. The
VA'e may be, h3s been established by com
pt'eni court. The pbysiciln who has bccn
attending Captain Ames FOR The past two
!eii' claims that be is a victim Of melan'
e1oiia and nervous cXallation, and that he
Suplld have been sent 10 an insane az lum
mouths aga. TIE fact that he was disin-
htIiied by hi father, Bishop Ames, l. also
alesed a, cause for the los OF bis reason.
AZ sale of stock from Mr.. Il. +. Wat
sons farm, PUlask county, last week. 1871
hrdd Of oxford sheep sold for over $1,000.
Among the purchasers was Mr.. Pat. Ill.
kOrer, Of Tins county, who bought ~ head
o. e"es for The sum Of Sl00.-PedriSbur9
lINeO county Htrgini0n.
But few partridges, we learn, have been
procured by the Game Association TO keep
Until spring. Correspondence is now IN
progress with parties in Georgia TO procure
several bundled TO be shipped to this coun'
y.-Leesbarg WdShtngtoRidn.
George Eliot's friends are eDdeavoring to
dissuade Mr. Cross from bis contemplated
biography Of her, pTeferring, II done OIL an,
mat II should be by another hand. MI.
Cross thus far persists.
1. ;. Wines was killed while telling tree
iasl Tuesday week on tue little Homestead
ne had recently purchased and paid for near
o ,oi Spring meetiDg-b0use. ~ WdTTe"'0"
True lRdez.
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DIInAgc hN EirP.
IArGE BUILDINGS DESTROYED ~ -. Louis
L0s>FS AMOUNTING 10 ABOUT HALF MIL
LION DOLLARS.

IArGE Buildings DESTROYED ~ ~. LOUIS
Los~FS AMOUNTING 10 ABOUT HALF MIL
LION DOLLARS.
~. LOUIS. Mo February G.-Thc extern
siycN hOlcsalc house 0f the Grecly-Burnh1m
Grocery COMPANY. on the southeast corner
of second street and Chri>iy avenue. caught
fire about ~ O'Clock last NIGHT. and within
hit,cn minutes The building was totally
dc.tT0ycJ and The west and north
wall, were on the ground. The fire
extended across CbTl-ty aVenu" 10 iii"
large candy factory of o. II. Peckham
a Co., which was also totally de-
siioycd, and The paint and oll-slOIe Of Leon
Bauchcr, adjoining on the north. The lat
tcI store was badly damaged. South II the
Grccl,-Burnham house were :. Il. sale Il
Co. groccr,. and south Of them were Long
a Hall. general storage. both Of which
hou,t> sustained q total loss. The stock Of
thc Grccly- Burnham Company wa valued
90 S-jD.utO and insured Tor 100000. The
building, which was entirely new and had
been occupied only about month, cost
SGlOU0. and wa, insured for $4,000. II
Wa, owned bv Carlo, :. Grccly. Sale
a 90. estimate their loss al SG0,0o0. and
arc Insured for $4,000 Long n HUI had
about slj U00 worth If coffee, rice, moa>ScN,
49, TO -O'ii 49, lll~itl amt iOl hip - IL
Leon Biuchc,'s loss VIII not be large. The
hl, wa' caused by the falling Of platform
ERECTED about midway between The floor and
Tie ceiling Of the >bipping.room, in the rear
ol the building, upon which were piled
about q thousand c1>e> N matches. These
i-nited when they fell, ana IN two minutes
thc Whole bulldog was in Il INES.
The aggregate loss j. not vet known, but
Wlli approximate 800 900 on The stocks
and buildings. The building on the north
west corner q Chri,ty avenue and Second
s,itei. occupied by Pcckh1m a CO.. candy
mandatory and the Mound City Paint and
Color Company, owned by Jane, Woods
estate. Ol PITTSBURGH, was dImaged to
tLr extent OF about $1,000; insu.
rance unknown. The los on the build
lu- south Of the Greeley Burnbsm store,
occupied bv SHE " Co. and Long
a nan, J, not known. 4 complete list OF
toe insurance /, not vet oblauablc, but the
following j. part 81 a: On Greeley, Burn
han * Co.'S stock, Sl09 600, IN about thirty
compani,,; the building l. insured for
$4,000: on Peckham a co., stock, SIS 800,
ln Ten companies. The ruins have been
burning all day. and two engine, have been
throwing water on them to keep the fire
down.
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Change for shc Geiter In Ireland,

LONDON, February THE Dublin coy-
respondent OF the Times says Accom-
from all pats Of the country represent tbaI
q. very decided change for the better has oc.
Cured. ! bave reason TO believe that the
Government are fully alive 10 the pI4Ds ~
The Fenlaps and are quite prepared to defeat
them. The tenants OF several estates VII,
have hitherto refused 10 pay rents are now
beginning to do so, but the applications
which the Emergency Committee has re-
ceiyed from Boycorted" landlords in the
west aud south Of ireland for laborcr, show
that terrorism has not diminished. In some
districts The burning Of hay.r ick- and mid
night visits by armed partie, to flrn-bou>c>
are still reported. Since the FcDan scare
the authorities Of Cork harbor have taken
unusual precautions by watching any move
mcnt OF boats at night,
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Heavy Gale In the Gulf.

Il
GREAT DAMAGE At NEW OGLEANS-A PORTION
or THE CITY SCBMEEGED-CGEyAS Is
THE LEvEES, SC, &C..
! NEW ORLEANS. February 6.-Thc gale
which set IN Yesterday continues. Til, morn
| inc the firemen'> lookout tower al 1872 julia
street, fell, crushing in the roof OF the build
ing Nos. 1914 and 1856 Julia street. doing
-. 900 damage. The tower cost 81 GOO. The
gale carried the waters Of the gulf over the
| lowlandS along the route Of The New Or
| lean, and Mobile railroad, and It j. reported
tonight that a portion of the track between
| MichcauX and Lookout stations l. sub
merged, and several miles washed away.
No train has passed over the road since ,
O'Clock this morning. \ freight Train l.
reported wrecked between MicheluX and
Chef Mcntur. The telegraph wires are
nearly AL down.
NEW ORLEANS. February THE storm
Yesterday wa the heaviest ever recorded al
thi, signal office. The stationary signal
! fl - displayed at The cu>tom.housr was torn
to pieces. Several breaks in The lcyce are
reported along Bayou -. John and the old
basin. Thi, morning the water was pour
| mg through the Tierne market, and that
quarter Of the city i partly flooded.
In the district embracing one hundred
SQUARES The streets and sidewalks are entire
~ covered with water. Strenuous effort,
are being made by tie city authorities to
close the breaks in the canal Ieyce>.
[SeC0pd DiSpatch.l
New ORLEANS. February -.-Creya>scs
i'm new and old canal leypc> have occurred,
submerging nearly all that portion OF The
civ west Of Brold street between the two
canals, and all That portion west OF johnson
street and north OF the old basin; also from
the new basin to CarroittOn wet Of Magnolia
street. The water at al points j, still rising.
The she'll road from The New Like end to
the Half Way House Is two feet under
water. The police report over three hun
dird fences blown down ia the city Nester-
day by The Storm. The roof, OF the north
end Of Dryadc's Market was blown of and
carried several feet in the air by the wind.
Morgan's wharf, at the loot Of Esphnade
street. was severely damaged, preventing
The ferry from running. The roof Of The
wing Of the Staie-Iou,e, IN which the
Offices Of state superintendent OF Educltlon
and Commissioned OF Immigration ale TO-
Gated, blew of IN the storm, ana The records
received We'llng.
Aigiels suffered terribly. Nearly every
fence IN Town WAS DlOWu uDNn, lO-clHtI
with several >mOke.stacks and roofs. \
house beng erected on Nalctte street was
blown TO pieces.
The signal officer reports threatening
weather, with brisk easlerly winds, which
Will have the effect OF forcing more water
into the city from the lake and gulf.
Third DiSpatch.l
NEW ORLEANS, February The water
in the rear Of the city is rising and spread
Ing rapidly. The indications are that by
TUESDAY noon all that portion OF the city
west OF Claiborne street from Carrolton TO
Eysan Fields street will be- submerged.
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IappropriaiIng $4,000 for the erection OF q
public building at Lyncbburg to be used as
n post.ot'ce, United Stites COURTHOUSE, &c.
THE RIVER AND HARBOR BILL.
The failure OF the river and harb0r bill to
secure the required two.thirds vote in the
House this eycuing il tonight regarded ~
n most serious setback TO that measure. IT.
| friends will make desperate effort 10 secure
I IFS passage.
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS.
General Ben. Butter, hear, left tonight
for Richmond to take part IN the Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio railroad case. cap
tain W. +. MahOod i no better The lame
gentleman who wants the capital moved
from Washington to st. Louis was at tie
Capitol to-day, and seemed very much IN q
hurry. Democrats and Republicans agree
that the speeches Of Mr.. Cox, Of New YORK,
this session are more stalc,manllke than
heretofore. The fact that Senators Butler
and Hampton were in earnest. con-
ver>alion this evening caused the quid-
nuncs 10 conclude that it bad some
reference TO the Conkliug- Butler difficulty.
Senator VOORHEES, WAS a. the White House
this morning. Judge Campbell, Of New
OrIeIns, Is here in behalf Of the confirms
ton Of Judge Billings. The Farragut
statue will be unveiled on the 2jh Of April,
and the Secretary OF the Navy wants $1,000.
Mr.. Newton Simmons left here this evening
TO take German clrp from the Smithsonian
t. the Fourth Georgia district. Mr.. Frank
Donnelly will leave to morrow with carp for
the Third Georgia district.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
The Senate decided this evening that the
bill to establish board in each congress
sional district for the revision OF pension
clse, was not in order Is an amendment to
the pension appropriation bill.
The Philadelphia manufacturers OF textile
fabrics have petiioned Congress to pass the
Reagan Interstate commerce bill.
\ bill was introduced in the House to-
day looking TO the purchase OF the Seaton
house for the city po>t-oce.
To-day The report was that Senator knk-
wood has chance Of being one OF the new
Cabinet.
Chci.Engineer ". :. Stlmm has been or
dcrcd from the Norfolk navy-yard and
placed on waiting orders.
The weather was pleasant to-day and pc
dcstrian, took advantage Of it.
Government receipts 20 diy: Customs,
S737.379: internal revenue, $50, 293.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
sY TELEGRAPH To THE DISPATCH

THINKS IN COLO
RADIO; FATAL RESULT OF \ MINING
CLAIM fIGnT-SERIOUs Loss TO THE
SHIPPING ON ACCOUNT OF THE ICE IN
the RAY-HfAvY STORM At NEW Or
LEANS SUNDAY; \ LARGE PORTION OF
THE CITY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BURN
ED-nEAVY GALE AND DAMAGE TO SHIP
P;NG At PENSACOLA, FLA.-SFRiOU> RE-
SUITS OF THE HEAVY GALE ON THEGULF
or tNICO-TWELVE LIVES SUPPOSED
TO BE LOST BY \ COLLIERY EXPLOSION
N tNGLAND-OCEAN STEAMER ASHORE;
THRTY-TWO LIVES LOST.
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Of the estimates. Referring TO Mr.. Coy's
remark that the States represented on the
Commerce Committee had obtained large
portion Of the appropriation. be called At
ienrlon TO The fact that fifteen states were
represented on tDat committee, and That
hose states were on the side in which the
lnrgest rivers were situated.
The motion TO suspend The rules and pass
the bill was then rcjectcd-yeas. $50: nays.
Sc; not the Necessary two thirds in the
affirmative.
Mr.. Wbit.horne, Of Tennessee, intro.
duced bill appropriating $4,000, TO be
expended by the Navy Department, for the
purpose Of prosecuting tie search FOR the
Jeanette. Referred.
The House then adjourned.
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Norfolk News.

PROMINENT CITIZENS DEAD-ICE IL THE BAY
AND VESSELS Is DISTRESS-LOSS OF
SCHOONER AND ALL HER CREW.
Especial telegram to the DspatchI
NORFOLK, Va. FebruIy 1.-WlIiiam ;,
Camp, a prominent citizen of Norfolk, died
this morning, and VI. +. Dickson died yes
terday.
The ice in the bIy is the worst for twenty
five years, and reports OF disasters and
deaths from exposure are coming in.
An unk schooner sank, and I'LL hel
crew persisted, off Windmill Point Satur
day afternoon.
The bay i, full OF vessels, and all that cal
free themselves are making for Hampton
Roads.
The weather i splendid here, and the ic'
j. breaking up.
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rrtious Wire. which severely pam
ia Fine Hus.ucss structure

.f-NnAy EIAZE IN BALIlNVht S'h""
,ic,e rACTOEY-THE UPPER S'oNitS
,.cr,e The loSSts AND INSURANCE.
fpatimotc American, 7ih.l
,.,.,,t .bc lime that church.going people
..,ing thcm>t Ives la their comiorta'
". ,oN. m church YESTERDAY, preparatory
4.,,on,n,s 10 the sermon 81 the morning.
." I,,, ~ Grc called the department To
d" -, extensive blaze near the central
f''.,,v NJ ,hr citv. The alarm was from
ui and was given at ll:l4 O'Clock y.
;, ans caused by The partial burning of
o. ,,rr..or, brick.andlron building cor
' - TrisW and West HlllimoIc streets.
MI, ibc Eu,aw House. The building
V'dln.ncd hv Andrew Reid. aud occupied
y. p,r,n 4 Co.,, manufacturers OF cigars
''y ..,,,.cof the ire j. unknown. IL APP
.,l, originated on the fourth floor. and
,,, ,bi> cxtc0dcd 30 The third floor. aud
r.,c. through an elevator 10 the second
'tt,.f G,1i>. The fourth floor and roof
,,, COMPLETELY burned ont. The raiiGN
',..en the fourth and third floors were
49,, ID burned. and tbc Ere took a pretty
,, .Atcp through the third floor, but
.,t.,, much damage 10 the building ~
,... .a.u'. Every window = out OF the
900 .rf tho Inn 80 fbp tffllIluU l. a
iouri" H'''' 49,, ,rl., roc. which >un.
CONF - o,' ~ ,hc roof being apou,
po.'t" .'. -. .fo,L and machinery
aN ''"' ,t. ,,yo MINOR doors was an
C'I''."' lam, an inc Two lower
amos. .l -. lonc ,ye> mostly by
The ire extended 20 the roof OF The
W.'t'' ..i.;,,.,l., p,I,inoro Sireet. also
aul 'lnlH- o,d occnni,J ny
owned d" NJ "''|' ,.a ,oos of
lirn,n'n h'"'n''>' "''"'- -,no and ~. -
jhn tW d.u- ID 'u, .,'' ~ 80 ',,oto
dlm.-In- 'h' >'o'N "' "'''' ''''
LOSSES AND lN>'ENN't'
rr,Ig,ucc'or Holloway places the los
,, M, corner building Of $4,000. and ON
r.,on'> ,foyk at 10000; loss ON me at
tanning hu.lIiu- 5000, 9nd on stock - ooo'
r.Lin. frs total lu,~ ll200. Toe lu>u-
r,rr.on Birou'- >'ock D. - follows: nl'cd
Tr.r.a',. 20 800; Qsccn'>. $1,000; Lon
don. Liverpool and Giolc. 5000 klnS 8
,.,rr,. So 900: NcI9,u. II 900 Western,
-... Ltd orient. - 900. TolJi, 80. 001.
.rI. h.I4irs is insured la The London.
r.,.-...l ma Globe Company ior it, full
,.,..
o.. insurance ou lIcincWan', stock j. GEL
tr.s.. scottish uiou tud Na'ionli, 81
-.D. F.- assurance oi Philadelphia, -
,.. London aud L7uc.>Wrr, - 600; North
tn,r..s. $1,000; Il 1yal l0>urauc" 'ompa-
M. $4,000: T. 40. - 900; ana Liyor9oOl,
London .ud Globe. $1,000. Total. 5000.
TI....0upf ui =. els contained 10 The cor
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
FEBRU AIRY THE following are the quotation
nAKK JOBACCO FOR EXPORT.

FEBHU AIRY THE Iollo"lng are the quotations
DAHK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Luqs-Co mmOn 10 good. s4MS6.
LeGE.-COmmOn, 5000; medlum, S6.jOG ~
gond ~ 4 So; dne, sIU@5ll; extra nae, $40
Sl4.
DARK TOBACCO-MANUFACTU
Lug Fuisrs.-t Ommon, S3.5O@sI; medium,
tI.jOd So, good, S5.j0d SO.
L.d( FiUerS.-COMmOn, sJ@ - 90; medium,
$50 $500; good, S7G IS; hne, S9MSlO.
WraDpers.-Common, s7.50HSs.5O: medium.
Ss.5OGs9; good. s9.50@sl0; hne, sI0Gsll :
extra sun-cured. tl2MSl5.
BRIGHT CO-MANUFACTURISG.
SmOkers.-Common, sSGElO; medium, tlOG
kl2; good, sl2MSl6; hne sl6Nf20.
FIiiers.-Common, s6@SS: medium, s7nS9
good, slgdSl2; hns, nominal.
WraDDsrs.-C Common, sl0GSl5 medium. ~ otG
$40; good S20Mt3O; tine. SiO@s5O' fancy f6'
GS75. ~
WraDDers, M-hogdnV.-Common, tl2aflo
medium, sl56mS20; good. f22Gs25; me, $500
$40; extra, s45dS50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods Is confined
prIucipaIly To good old heayY-bOuied lug, ana heD
Incky River leaf. We quote:
old iugs, SI6atj; Kentucky River Tugs, tlt@
Az; Kentucky River leaf, fl3dtlS.
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Heavy Gale at Pensa cola.

PENSACOLA, February THE heaviest
gale known for years has been blowing for
twenty.fOur hours. Several vessels have
cat their moorng and ioued with each
other in the harbOr. One large bark broke
through her wharf, and j. now ashore flying
the signal OF distress. 1t is impossible to
obtain particulars until the storm lulls. The
Havana steamship Admiral did not sail last
night, but will await fairer weather.
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has been placed on the orders Of the day for
to-day. The Chamber on Saturday passed.
subject TO amendments, on the second read
ing. the bill abolishing a number OF the re.
striclions hitherto existing on the newspa-
per piess, such ~ requiring cauiion.moner,
etc. aud varions penalties for insuiting
Government officials, and modifying The
penallIes against persOns convicted OF hheI.
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Convicted Of involuntary Nanslaugh-

Especial telegram to the Richmond DIspaicb.l
PETERSBURG, February On hi, second
trial in the County Court Of Greenville,
to-day, W. A. Trolter. charged with killing
Claiborne johnson last fall, was convicted
Of involuntary mansl1ugbter and sentenced
to nine months imprisonment in Jail and 4
fine Of fifty dollars.
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Fatal CoiIiery Explosion.

LoNDON. February IS =. M-Twciye
men have been imprisoned and are sup
posed 10 have persisted by q collicry cNplo-
sion in Whitfield colliery, near Chell stat
ford>hirc. The PIT took fire, and i, sim
bUrnin@.
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Loss of AN Ocean Steamer.
THIRTY.TwO LIVES REPORTED LOST AND TT
VESSEL 4 TOTAL WRECK.

THIRTY.TWO LIVES REPORTED LOST AND THE
VESSEL \ TOTAL WRECK.
LONDON. February THE steamer Boz
hemiln. Captain j;rundy, from Boston jan
uary 21th for Liverpool, ran ashore in Il
terrible storm at punloUgh Bay. on the
IiiSh coast. last night. OF those on board
thirty.tWO are known TO be lost mp 10 the
present hour. Twcn'y-Onc OF The crew,
including the second officer. have been
saved. Another survivor can be seen on It
rock separated from main land. All efforts
10 rescue him have so iar tailed. Two HE
boats have been cap>iIcd IN the attempts.
The liie.>1yng apparatu, Ia, been sent
for. The steamer is total los. y lug ht>
Just arrived ut Crook Haven with the sur
viyor>. who aie all ,ick from exposure aud
l.rlI-l.
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f,flfCAQO.

eli .aa.S. Wbts, "c'iv, sao 6,sser; So. Ch,c'so
~ Oih BID Stay. Com t,riy active aud a shade
hixher at 3G9sc. cash. 3Gtc. March. 4lsM &c.
nay. oats fairly active sDd shade higher ~ zoe.
rasB. 29'zr. March. 33h@3Jsc. Nav. Rye steady
and unchanged B,riey easier at $50 g9c. Pork
;iroaga"o ,9sI .fa7. e';s sIi.5ssla az
aorn. Lsri aetise. frm, AID higher; $40 cash.
so.a5@sS.47H Msrct. 80 55mt9571c April.
Blk meats prDtr '1o"'aets, Fdv; snort ri1'
n C1osfpg can -W&et-No. 2 Chicago spring,
97ac. md. g7i.c. asked February. e7tc. Warcn,
$3.50. Aoril, sl.0fs MAY, csc 81 ihe tesr Corn AZ
33fc Nav. Port, sl4.45 March. 4 arg bid aud
1915 asked May. Lard sos7s March, 1850
April
MILw ,yKEE, February Flour duh snd un-
changed Wheat opeDed quiet, advanced e., aud
nal: No. 2 cash and Febrary, aSt.; March. 9e.c.:
April 97kc.: No. 3.cssh ano February. SG$r No.
&. nominal: rejected nominal Corn higher hut
scarce; No =. 36ac. OaIs scaIee and higher; No.
,. SOC. Isp scarce and Fem; No l, SIG. Barley
Iui,r bur stronger; No zsprins, frrsh. s0Hc, Pro.
visions GTaer Me>s-p"rs. sl1yj cab Al $50
March. Iard-Prime steam. ia so eI.h and F.bn.
lrY, $3.50 march. Hogs sfm at s5a $3.50.
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
BALrIMoaE, Fe1ruary 7.-Ibef cault -stirket
10" tps ,,ry bos, =" frs, n1siItv'
M5i.c.; M dum, 3sMi e.; ordinary. Ztse b.;
mo-, sales we're from - 10 &c. receipts i,22i
hedu' eatr- v'b H'iN' Inv " i'i r"F''f H.'
moderate demand; quOtal Isss, ZSa Sc. arugals,
5.SSS head.
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA February 7.--taitle--M Market
active: sales. $500 head; pgfme 6saBhe good,
5hd6.c.: medium, 4s6r5hr.: con- mon. 4N43le.
~heel.-MarSet slow: sales. 10, NO head; prime y
64c.; coed jhM5ic.; medium, Jscs SAc. Hogs
Market acaVr: sales. i,Oo0 head: PRIME, shc.;
good. SiMc e.; medium, : E@t -; eov'inon, "a
n7'.c.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NV NONK, February 7-Cotion-Net receipts,
80 bales; gross. Il ISL bs'.; futures coscc barely
s'raoy; safes. 10000 hate: February. tll.l3a
Ill lG; March. 81 27o af1Zs: Aprii. - 90;
Nav. Al 81 %; !sne. Sll6SGS 90;
July. 81 no Sll.1H: ApIpsi. sll.si6sl IS;
september, Sll.39 DSll.il: Ocioh.r. sll.9jGD
o. November, : |, SOas sIp.g2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-08
lively Time. Colorado.

ONE MAN KILLED AND ONE WOUNDED ~ 4
NINING.CLAIN FIGHT.
DENVER. Col. February Ga dispatch
from Leadvile 10 the Repu6iicrp says: \
controversy between Robert O'Nell. Peter
Hughes, and Others. and Judge Pendcy re.
gardng the ownership OF some valuable
mining claims on Taylor mountain, culmi-
mated last night IN a fight between nine
men stationed 10y Pendcy to guard the pro-
perry and eighteen men IN the employ OF his
opponents. who about midnight attacked the
guards without warning. The latter re-
turned the fire, and a perfect fuSillade was
kept M until daylight, when the guards
surrendered. One OF the guards, .. r..
Field, was killed, and E1. Phillips was
severely wounded in the lee. None OF The
attacking party was injured. There were
arrests
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-08
French Politics.

PARIS, February TN the Chamber OF
Deputies the bill for the introduction OF the
Scrutin lie iiSte system OF voting at elections