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, 1881-08-26
PROHIBITION 4 FAILURE IN NEBRASKA.

t'st DHpdIsh to 1ns Eh!eGge 1ffbunk
,l.s..s, Neb.. Aug. ai.-Th0 Sloopnb High
r,,sss' sse as' With all na atalrd regulations and
i.ssaoas' has bcen dcctlel constitutional BY
s.ns, supfesne Court Of shts stnth; still, notwlth.
,h.,.s s ,hl% deolaIon. tho law 10 being opcuIy
nr,ss' N numerous instanees. In 0HIaha
sIoss .sIIsulsts IL thls 81. A sn,nIl number OF tho
Inn -. VI ihat city haye closed thoir doors, but
til ktGiates ian number rett,sD stuutly to comply
tsjs 1ntaan",; ta"; Thu telnpVrnuuu people announce
III i, is9Io Hh.Io VI pEoscuuttux every man who
Ss;n' afie.ts Saye 'oe poen ,su msao, SanS liz
n Of '9tf'4 tSa 49, ot thl* city. speak.
lt'asau u1a1a sa hay!nY deoI.!od Ia favor ot, pro-
w lcsnun,x nxa!,lss high llcouso by refustn9 70
&ai civ stssa sa ordinance under tho ..tew luw.
4aatid tas taaotas our prohibition friends sple4:
~ esnaet .tn,, tnn Saar9su o5 the'r tsot!Gs u
M of Ivy thry lomonstrato tho practical uaoles.
aFuuan. aF .n%e's 2 Proposed ainendmont 10 tho Con.
nted Il Al, ts's ts g Ae9ut ths way this atfAlr ts
tAeh mv'htofy msv 10 amendment to tho Constitution
tkabIy csrsnso w drought up In the future wita be
, 1881-08-26

Tho following Instruments wofo hlea for rco-
ord Thurs1ay, Aug. ..5:
cry PROPERTY.
Ar ~ & Of ltqbnasae a4xltst II fn.ed n!, I'm
'$ss +: Es:i is II Sisssa ;s s|s
$s:S !; X II Ea!j ii iii;
W $ 5 ~. %ss;s; i; 10
csidssr Tsi, i1s:!sa AZ i:iS%i EsSI,; o
'fSSis" rs e aa'sd II M sas {; uSisa sis.s 's.
c;$:: $S| I 4 VII; J; Z ss:ss
cssf s!s a;$,' i; >|asSE Es|isr;s ;s ;siiss ssta;
ss;ss Ill d i sSss;sS
'ssss = .sasl st sssd's oSn"oF u ' 4 s'sr
S;!s; ;$ys$ s! $si. i &;sssiisS;s
W. s5s;s, &sSS !; s's3
w$s $:;s XII: ts:;iis i;s; i lissS
's$|$:;: d Iii; s;sss;s'ssaf HI: s$s
b ss'ss III III; II III i is:;S; i 1;s
os$i$; IL; a;s!:$:; i$ y
Wrst Uirisinn ii. bel HDn,an av aud Aher!1nn
ri, n T. acfes lntstl AuK 2t C. Il. i H. +. Ma- -,
snn II sanpei Italia aWatar,: gu
lated Aug. TO- ikastcr In ChnNcuey to Tho.nna p,
s:;Ss id; i y Il VII i'll! sSis: i i T.
NuuriI Or CITY L1xl r. WITHIN a NAniuB or aEvEl
MlLEA DS THE c0ulrT-HuusE.
North Ilnlstasl s.. hot Wnvelhnd md Addison.
eY. NuxiH #. dsto0 Aug. ~ tI.cwlS l'o"Is H. an,
Henry fGhlnannl. ~
SOUTH " CITY LIMlTE WITHIN 4 HAntuB Or HEyE!
MILEH OF THE CUuAT-ltUuBE.
lanzlor ny. lt T Of t'orty y~sepsgd st. y I, oox
Elyirn T. IL =; i: 4. ri; l
Il. tntotl AuK Il (hnnaa stark u William ELL ,.,
I. ~ I; ~ tiiaa ;rts ~ A'
| iHj>G II. Improved dntcd AuE . u. 4 P.1ioHu y,
Ast,imnJ nv, III I'll 1T FortJ-scruhlh at, 0 {. .jk
ri IT, hHiGA int. ~ y. narper to T.. 1ohnnn9sl
Ii, datsl Oct. 10 lB7u tE. Koch 10 SAND parly}+
, 1881-08-26

sr.etal I,fsratrh IN The thita~' Tribune.
ltf,sTi,S, A.iY. .i.--rl1r ainck hnrket t0.t'ny
WAS IN sy,ntG,ihy viii, New fnrk. Transactions
;"y5 W"f f and 'fsss sns xssk'1 On ''o
III raIlrrut tr,nds; Atlantic pne!nclincnm1.:s, ne,
irGtif,l !. III Az: ffHrtiHrst EEte IA linn ih:s
To II. tn Othrr 8rGt,rttcs the1u WINS general
In rSiir,n,t st,arna. AtctIson dccl!ned t: to
El:j;; GhicngO. llnrtls,Rtnt - QnnGy e. to ihfh:
sa,t,,4ky frttt1, VIZ to !!Ht FlMt proftrrtd ~
IDi; i.itilc llurk ir"ll ;s2i I. III. rnrt soo.t
Hulf rlal,ts were hotter. md nntHncftl !a 10 ~.
7H itf iftttern 4Istbttasth !'Ft1t.
lhsrnx, Aug. .,,-Stocks clUsc'I ~ folinws:
Wntrr I:prrr.. .....5 II. ElG;oHhd.'. s(
$ f. :;$: 'E'e ';; ';ssE ;3
Xiii: 4 A:Iai;rsn....:: a.3 lid G.i1ay.
A. 'i's' fs'' s'S|s sss'|s"'
ruuEIGx. ..,
t.pSDoS, Aug. nh-1'hu Directors OF tho l}ank
Of EnxlnnL tu-slaY liked tho minimum rate M
T,sin,S, Aiu :.,-ii::y II. u.-consols, 100 for
tNtiney md ltt1 lin IN iictotnt.
f.pNM,S. Anv, "5-.3 u. observation-disclosures.
~ 1;-lE; ngtthht. W. ..u,
Un!tntl Slutns h'nda-Ia. 1lN.i..,
1:fti: pnnnNivMnia Central. la't; Erie, 44'S'
lu scct'!s. tu1; ltHt,ling, 3}1i.
1hr Rlkrrr. ht!t, .=
Tho weekly tth'e..ent q tle t,ank o. Eranc9 nee
nh HGrDnst. uf E!.tNl frkngp III hlver.
TLiu bullion in the. Bunk ut England has de-
crv!lsel EHN,ND Tho past week.
pANts. Aug. g,-,tt'ntcs. Mf Toe.
The l3ank OF france t,ts raised It's rate OF dis
count to pur cent.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. A,i9. 25.-sIKbt exchange on
Now York. $l.ht Der $t,0tO nreninsn.
Sterling cxchduuc. bankQrs' bills, 480T.
, 1881-08-26
DT TELEGRAPU,
EOllEfGN,

FOnE1GN.
Special DHpdEth 10 1as o"ssaoo as1oahs'
l.1vruroo.- Aux, as-1i'a a. m.-stoun-No.1 IA
Sa ,na,xwso.,wtnto, no ~ @ No. T. ,x ,oa, No. 10. sat
surJlp, No. l. f0s III, No. Il las, rh,ts NJ. l. los W.T.
No. l. .os Sa. club, No. !, IL IL. No.1 lus ~ Corn
New. NJ, !, ~; >. -. ,., n..,
iayEnr,,,tn AM, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cuts
.,.a. -, ~, vb"+. r,. .nnIy nt ~ GjI ouv tjvnf
.tsaa, .. .. a. sor. e's., s.eaay y 4. %; shoal;
"l.rno ~ s Western aul d. d. "a. Ihessa-An,sr,eaa
rl'olcs s,saI, vi as nrt~,nv spirits ateady 81 ~
d. l.oslr-cu"a'nn nrn!er as g VI, Tatpsatsus ",
sar.uar .. lu~ ii, NJ lwh'ts 'Tm'r a. list winter
" iiynH,.o0t, Ls Aux. ia p, m.-Corrox-Asrket
eAsatt ap'ahas, ~ sr. .n'... ",sn, xm.t,c.n An
, 1881-08-26

Tho following grain WAS inspected into store IN
this city yrstorday n1ornlngi 4 cars No. rcd
wntor wheat 1U CARS towor grades, oarx No,
! spring, 20 fara No. = do, II cars No. do, II
cnsa rcJootna terss whoat,; 10 cars and ~. 100 bu
No. corn, chr yellow, 1bi cars high iuIxod, a7
cass aud 6l,3n bl roJecsol, l cars no grado,
{,01a corn); !: cars No. > white outs, 10 cars No.
mixed. 81 o}ra rojocted IN oats>; car No.
syc, u ours NJ. do, 3 cars rejected co ryc); 10
cn.s hurley. Fotal tl,4G0 nars,. 10000 hu. To-
spetlett oHt,s ", ,4s3 bu wheat. ~, ,2al bu corn,
al,7.u bu oats, ,eas BIZ rya.
The ieAliluE produce markets Wara less aotlvo
ycsterlay than the recent average, and lcss on
cItel. TRAIN Eas higher. Whoat and ootIi wor0
advanced carly under good domand horc. with
reported htRtpr prlcos for wheat In l.tvurpool,
10th foil back later, and then ruled stoady ut u
lIttlo hixhor range than tho previous afternoon,
August what was advanced to EtH, With
xucssos that It II to bo pushed up 10 about $l.D
by tho cl0so OF tho month uniess tho shorts
came In oaFlidf. Tho thing appears to Ito bc-
tween fow big men, and It is hard 10 any how
much backbqna will ba exhibited DURING tho
next tlyo buaihcss aays. prlvIsona wcr0 slow
uul tame for deliveries Oh this aide Of wIutor.
hut with so,,} llta and considerable stEouath In
now sIult. There werG rcpOrta OF some SA|ns
out West, and the atmospheric conditions wefc
supposed to W favorable to downfall, which
is muoh neeted to propaEo Tho ground for fall
plowlnq. Th4 reports from Wasnln9toh Wofo
not ApoIalve enough to have much tnttueneo 0ts
prlues. Stesapo oloscd 100 lower, at 9ts.07ss
iH10 for October ard 3lN00Galo for January,
Lard closed th10o lower, Ut fllso0lla1.t soller
septembor a,M III. ell.57H Tor October. Short
ribs closed " lower, At eaa5a1Q,s1h for bepse.n'
uer, Wheat closed 10 higher on futures. at el.ne
bid tor A1aase and $l.s7x0lTK for 0o-
tope5. Cornt olosel 1lrulsr, at G,A0saAo
for August aud eaAGe6aKo tor 0otolcr,
Outs closud t0Ke lower, at 8KGS7o for Sop
tomber and os4sG3s1(o for Uotoocr. 1sy0 CLOSED
tirsner, at 9jH,Gbl.Q5H tor September and 3l.6sh
@l.os4 for October. barley closod hlKhet for
futures, at slI00 for September and Sl.0e for
Ortobps FtQya WerA hrna ak II 4Il1.d,s 10 Tor l3at
, 1881-08-26

STATl; COURTS.
r,,,,es II, Natson commenced suit yesterday
n trr,pa., agalnst tho Chicago S Northwestern
R,fy,y COMPANY, laylng ,lnmaEes ut $40, ,o0.
samuel pInio, Jr., brought suit fur $.,00O
''tMNssW 4 wilson suct Samuel V. Dacon for $10,-
" Nm, ,hr brought suit to recover $1,000 Of
jSHn Tnylor commenced IN nettun IN trcspRss
,s.Iast William i. i,eild nnd Edwin Walker, lay
EtiatuaErs Ut $l0,tN.
, 1881-08-26

10 few Of that c1nss being oaEed Tint .oady outlet
WcTe snSeinv hnfd Il, t,stiYn rhcrr weTt vety fnw
hntnrn Who would tfouhle titHs oiaas IL hny psiesi
g aecept xery n,et1 rt!ses ing 9s.s ts xstc l.ot
inir drnyes. Vana war0 reported nh nv way from
ti:GeaNa. Texns grass catsla t2td u Ea!eN{a ~
iN shipping teers nj tt 5.uh md pxpoft stcan At
tSktdhi. ?'here wns nnly single Bato at esst tdz
IhA iHrnfHl mnekAk t1nIA}jnt1 bad.
, 1881-08-26
GG part for export, md I'm baka tlnrthy
rpC, al fIyf2 IL t1ilr fhncyt unrR nt 3f hS
IL M rnck and n.tyrred. With september, October
ard November ht ftW,

Et part for cxpnrt, two md I'm baRa tlnrthy
terI al fa5Jf2 ~ inr pour u fhnry: ttra nt 3f 40
= Y, trnch md ln',srred With rTtnsnoor ocsabeF'
TWO O'CLOCK uoAttp.
Mfst a. sns: ss,S H!sss eE 70, sstssss ssssas :: @
ts4''N to1 ir,n6cr. ~. iot NuvaialoF. ti14f
ID .f f"r ltc,rntl'r nsd q as!24 for tug ysnr.
tntea weee n,hnn 1A!HaU by ~ ~ to!er AhIst:
:!!; s'r;ss;;f @ :SS: "
ior August, ES4s;'4r i1t Hspttmhor. ts{anttto t1r
M Ss Xxx SoEfnf ,' IL .st r. Msg % sa"s ';
Trtf "r, snItsr s'ci"scr sHcf Sssn.
ir, 1 rrifer neG"n,hrt t:n srer thr ynar. nttt 10
brr, and 1stess3e fur Tho rths sales wnt. made nf
n'j ~ 1t ssItc1 sop1sn!,r sslier 1
;Ss' @ t. yssf xe i:sis sssissf 4! s
tae..i kaa, Gu II .,1 selis! t,egor s!a.s E,tk
;s;E f'.s:4 sH f 5ss % IT tor 81 thc
ie ycar, ind fi90ts l,1;it sel!as aanMnry. insa
H,s ~ Il sff!Ii' tGt H. ss.F ss 3ss
funny, snns were ,n nt s.un is NJ y ssllet ne.
naf silalftli .EiIer tsle yGnt. sesf 'tf
'nS nai . Il :s'sf s'1 sa
f1l,syt2l {or Urtbhrr. with fnfet 0f hG9O )bs ~
Ft2ts..i!i for .cptemhcr. and sl&oSA2!9 Tor We
tnbcr. .
.nar,i tf,a cash.!nnc etu w Nn.e upon tho untaxdf.
hbh fnws tsuHl NnshiHusni1: October wl0at sola NJ
FI11A nt1d UctHter c0r.t ri dixie
, 1881-08-26
CRIMINAL COURT.

CTkI.W y IHI1 NJ -
Tt buuls Of ThonaH Duwnoy were declarod
twitl.ed. Tho prIsanor WIS charged With u.s.
tlult The sureties were 1'ntrlck J. Casey md
YnyA. Adsanl. Joseph FolIlmun's bonds were
A.o declared tDrfcltrtl. Tho chMrRc agatnBt
ia ri. swlntlInH, mud his boiidanlon wurc q.
E.shatfner and +. FeItln,mu.
Ell l'nli WA Oh irial for th1 lnrcGny Of ~
lsrr Iren formerly nlcrk IN tho Shersaasi
l.utc aud Grand Ccntrll, but admitted that he
n2nsr1,.t,l himself ns 1.nwler. A fhrthor hcar-
" viii E,p latf to-.lnY.
,W,Iham CIp9artt wns fn,,nl guilty OF utdinR
& lbe rseapt " tieNrKB FBstcr iron, tho County
VI p,,lt ,n4,lhs ago. .Ttu1gu GMrt1ner will
tnsatks srutrntp him to-tlny. Tho statute
,Ior.ie. fnr uf nat inorn tann $tl1 or moro
{ha1 uac ytur in juit.
, 1881-08-26
MINING NEWS. =

3ntefas Dtndtth Ia Ths CAttnoo Tribune.
1}OsrON, Mass. Aug. a5.-Tho nnsng list was
t1at mud devoid Ut interest. Calumet & Hecin
declined \. 10 2l11i; Catalpa was At ~ bill.
Franklin wits at INA sulcs, and ~ bid. Silver
1slel, on intro xoNi ncws, advancel+ per cent,
to Il. Sun Pedro WIS up Il, to "a; and 1iarshaw
rgtnaincd stcally nt 9, snlos aud bid-
10 The tvtstsrn Assottatsd Prsst.
UosrOS, Mass, .AnK. 2;.-tiining stocks closed
ns follows:
Calumet Il liDcla ...:tfsl Quncy.. .............".
Sn:n'GE;s' GE;'; '.'.A..."." Silver isot.''''.'.. w
, 1881-08-26

Ekgtns ~ It1'Tvs,ondknes Cincinnati Enquirsr.
Asia n.oess, powdered with gold and mount.
WI TX ns amber. tortoise shell, or 10ld, |
h1iaas. ovtL ~ nat surt which cost, with dlsmDud
, 1881-08-26
LOO
400
lEO
MI
90


Tho following were tho receipts mud shipments
Of leudng nrticcs Of produce In thIB city during
tho twcrty-tour hours 'euding at O'clock
Thursday morning, and for tho corresponding
tIlt,t Il year ARUs
, 1881-08-26
CATrt.R sAt.EH.

titHsH-Cnntfnucd nct!yIty ~ THO den1and md cons
Gotpts ran M I! i!sEar Ngus. thhn f0t number nt
da5t pat rsGtshnx auA Cns thcfe ras not hoE xng
/" bcst iStt .S' A. n ssf! M y txed 4 pasSofs y ~
pnrinr isr0SHtw0 nAte-wefr tntrn for Philadelphia
ntF1h. H4iBs were In de.nnnd nj &hfANaM The nlara
IN nlu&nn f1riu,
, 1881-08-26

rrar!"i* nr!ee: th%!a tiis iaciina les. ni: ts
IT,. isS. aa r"naa s !" &" ss Il g. esa sF ''
/; 4; e. +; 'a e q 'j;js 4 4; &C. e.
HurrAko.
mSss$ 9sfs $ss 1Sss a. Soitss ssas ssas s.s:pi
isw ,suvs ii bntchers' stoers 1t ttsialSp; fasing
*Sn .;"sx; @ een;snsa
sE%ss s! ,soss'sA A Hubs aai' ND '"1af;'
":sSr saps eon.snsa throueh ~ ears,
rsS snI .ssx pf is2: q @ s ses et,s T,a:s
SS; bsSy3 % ss' @ Se:{ ssTi; .;, ;S,Pi: ,5,sa 81
1T, Loris.
ss "a ~; ss.rSs ss!sSiss s:sSs: ;
,ss. ssn,ss eay .Ssx ~ @ HspSss
son aa sp1fs. Ssist. s0ea % e
:ss;ss. u sa
ss 5 ae, 81. s y sSa 1saty 1ss .n5 to good m"'on'
sssy !ssas 'i2:'s1t ss S fssS sssp.: +
NEW Yonx. ;.
SEM xsnx e rtes Asf lar GSGse Gcs cs;s s4 T.
sssy @ naso ans sssa IS
SIlEE1*-- lGttsps. hAg Harfpt Stoau5i <0at1dt iaH
ssnt pfs,u. S1sa' fa!r u sosd Kentucky aud Viz
etsSssS sa fS % s;fs; III 9s * ssss md aa
KANSAS CITY.
Special Dhpafsh 10 The Ehteneo Tribune.
KAssas CITY. Mn. aug 3.-CATTLEIThe Eriee
guilty. aass s aaS "sst ssg.
{t.Jaa1h flntIt9 stDckarA nId fGedcfs f1.ak43,55.
ntss seE IL ssa' ssss ssis
1,sa7s ucttyD hut weaker; chtleG. n &4B,ai l!Fllt
ahippnR and snixed laeknR, lNaa.a1; Rrusso1. ss
16.lu. -r-...t
!, lxntASAruI.Is, Ind. Aus .h-lin0R-Htca pack
ing, tl5tHi,sls r,,IMn,un Hs~ds. Aa'eSW' fcsopta
GArriE ssSaa1; shipping. s.ssoaoo, rooo,p.s, lJros
HEEsT.. ..sssadyt ssma4.m. roeelp.s, -1,s@s Ship
EAST LIuHllTr.
FAST L1uKisrr, H.. Aux. ah-UATr1H r1H-Raco!pts,
.OtaH head; Anrkbt dnl! ut yeetGctny's prices -
1tol%--iRcatrtS. ltxN A0Adt Fhi!adelph!as, E.Ul9
s.uh Workers, d. Ak2ih5, xr,lssurs, S6. 6.A>4B,tl
SIS -.
CINCINNATI. { = =
CISctsSArt, .AuR M.-llu1H-Quttt common aud
l.9ht. N.AEtG&' packing, ftls@atss feeep!s. itseos
sh!pnet!ts. w. 49,
, 1881-08-26


TIuG linUDUCTA-Wer1 qulct, though about ~
Much busnes dpna rs tho previous day md inc
lurs wus quite Irregular. Liverpool 'Hposted de'
clio VI ai tn lard. wha thu local .loK market wns
ra,,sd .rn,pr Tic market fur products seust u thEs
ils tone from und Tho ptonIas on tut
urcs nRalu w!dened, Mal nso NOW unusnn'ly large
cuntAufinR the fAct that inoney Is p!entrt 9c
n.nnth IN lard Ia n big haurs. The re,a,rt"d shfp-
nlet,u OF mcnta were rryu. nuah viii, scarcely any
trading FOR puyerai tnys pnst to Indicate II. several
Of The pack atrn that pr!ces nre 'ts' hx 10
bu hoalthY: bt hug prdrs ltas h0t yce IN
c1tnphty with cosn. THE TRIBUNE shDwGa yestur-
dny lint lard ~ unIy t por cent h9ber, while c's
Is la,mr cunt higher than thc asyraus Df shs Isrod
sl1s II" n@n!c s,o snd.nE @ W!tn H. ~ Sss , hut a,
elInod 2 m uctoIor md ca.ea IN thaage r'aae I.
rnpt, ltk. stut reiar sctttncr. t!sHl holor pse
tuber and $r.:i fur aNu1ry sArs Waro r.p91ten m
Isr 4 it1 psI. seller ,4 gc,Ster y ~ ~,
bsix tGirr January II tlysh i3sj foa q, 65is
"A.
, 1881-08-26
DIVORCES.

DIVORCES.
c,,, TervlIser tltod bill for divorce yes
,.ssr rharQioK her husband, Daniel F. Torwll-
III. NTH lesertloa,
, 1881-08-26

COUNTY COURT.
!"an1l. y. IlnslKo vs. Clerk OF Cook County.
Giht iii Injunction 10 prevent Tho salOof ccr-
tsls;l,a IN }fy,lH rnrk for tnyca.
as. scrlhtar ct III. Petition for MI order 10.
tif!ns Il child named Annie Mario Ey1un
gliptvl.
, 1881-08-26

THE CALI.
A1nE GARnSEl.-Sos. O., 20, 10, o., Ill, liz,
H. I1g, llQ, md III.
, 1881-08-26

VREADSTUTFS AND NEEDS.
-Fl0ult-Wns In fair aetnat'd' tovoFn1 lets oo'sS
tnkcn for rxpur Hnd tho market was sEonu III sytn"
rathy With wheat. Tho lucHs trade wns ratbor llRht
Halcs wese repurtel III ts bfs and ls bags wsnters
nrlyat f1, lis hrts md eioJ bass spFfnsa 1mrsJ at
u III urls and I'LL sacks low GRADES NJ *aDa @ia;
aud u, brs sse Hour on private t1rls Tetnk count
to 4,a) DFa. Winter ,nuss wero quoted at hius7@':
Ahlppnx surinps tiulaJ.25 tho low Rrale springs,
ss;sa no. isys Hour At about taH,aaM u.,,x
and strung. Balos woso F0rartcd Of u carr bran a.
ts1usAssps cara nstdal!uss nj t9ssa:o; car feea
nj szsW.
.,Fsxss. s1sSo ,e ~: !s!s
r. ftof 4 q hsS n,H,,.s ,s stSfs1sns Sf a
{sPss s's a,i RI s sss as' *ss
sI: s ass xs ss s;st f%
sJ M sas s & . aSfs! Hi Gas sSsas ssts1a
Sstss 10 ahS Il t"S S,"a ses aSf
saSs ~ ths decline raete wera aS.!as nf!uis
ss' s. d, II ss sfss;fs Gsiss ns.es s r.
Ii. Il Us; i; Ssfs Il II; \:
S n ssfss Entntt S;n at II I'll S ne h. {.
4 s$;
Hs ts 'Sss$ Ss:s ca,"
s!$' As :;:::: ";;y ';:I:, :;$ q; A.
S:{':; EE:}':: EE:}{'':; iSs
II: : :; ;:S i !|,; !:
sS ;ss ;:i:s,z s
E.tttar ftnH hn trNvtuHk HEtHruUuh, THO bfltsn
ai arss.s VIZ S"a "ti NJ 1x 5ssrps 1s
;f: ~ ss | sss $ss IT,
ss:s III IT, !ts; ss:
~ %ats IL ii; W. s:s 4 s
4 .sS % .ssSs u s Il 81
stsSsr S: ~ pea:s Sss & a ss%si
$$ss: 4 Il.
:s /. Ss$$. sSs
corn, '*is:;sry. sis;;s ;i::s:sxz ' ILL., o. @ s!S :,
E:; EE:|::: Z 8
$s: 81; W.T. XII;
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L ssss$ .;fsE Ns %sssS XII: III: /:
s :ns ess sIs,.s sa!s%HsF Il % sf4 ssSs ,S 8:
s sss f Sss S.sa II ss
ssssafs sssaeS SGssEs' %Ssss:
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, 1881-08-26

Government bonds wcFa weaker, In Chicago.
pIstrtps pf Columbia asA Weee 1V0N bid and
1o7N asked, 8hs Toso lo1N and losi u, ti4H and
llsi aud +.t1 1l34 and 114N.
la consequence Of tho rlse 10 tho Dank Of
England rate Of discount, foreign exchaoge
was lvwee, nankers' sterling was 4soh
pnd ~. !. StorlluK actual rates wore wv
and As3; commercial sterling was uomlnatly
kT7NGI4104. Dankers' francs wero 6zlH
Tor alxty days aud 6l9K for demand, French
commercial bllls woro 1.9s. and oseE; Belgian
, 1881-08-26

strips. shlnRles arc sssad1. Wo quotss
srsS sso ic ms%S
ttwtn medium, .,,.,.,,,u,,,.,. lilkrl1N
etIuut t9uk&340
i;fer E0ud l1ttt4
itonris MtI 9tfps lAaihD
ftntldkr1 slslGt.. AAkS ~
EaITa latIa .:. ,...... 17a 1S
F{I}Iwjna are tho yHtt rntea tixBd by tho 141n1bcr
mars kxctanEs fur dry tun'beF. Gfeon bena tL !ess
Eipt secod, and third clear % lpch.........&sM
Ff1t seconl crar. rpuK!l 3"lncsl.. GM
Tlltrd clear, ruRt 7.lHc A!M
ftrBt nho sacGHd Glpnr, urUasua sldlnx......... 2
Eutt1Nn fea1sd siding. 9M
EltrIur Apctlnu gJItJlvfl rteDd ...,,.s,,... EhU
t,,r DurIe lt.jrC %hlD
nfnrk unr1(s iSde t-3 Hch. ...,,..,.,.,.. ALU
II stHet bnnsjs IEtls{ncI .,.,..,..,.., ,,,.. KID
ii stsWk bnf,is I MIu
t.,rinr trtt n,tatT lAU}
EsnG9, ~ II. IT.: 1' iS'
Common tuosts, lU4@ It....s isE
j,tnlunsa stun. VI to ID 1
iinhur, txt tu sxs lpc1iIsya. ft...,.s..... 5h!
PIckets, nat, SoilKh, hd yu0u,. laM
lhH
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tlNk ttrt and AcpHu elgar, to {.ich. @Q04 U
Tiijryi c3cn nun
AtuRl1 clenf. to 3Ainnh. saM
MaSie eienr tsiiSrinx .......... 0ootA
Cherry tltst ind sUEond, l.lt1ch.. SaO
Eiicrty plant hfst and sec0hd clcar......". 1oGs
, 1881-08-26

Special U1pIeA to tn Chleaea ffth4Hs.
NEW fbAk, Auy. n -uhAtx - Whpat-WlntsF
vhuat further worked u about 3sc yer ha On w aK-
, 1881-08-26

hhnrt ribs seller Sep!vmlM,r Slosed nt + ~ j, ,sas.
CM;ndprLilds 4ss4c buxcd. lnl,E;Sut hMt1.r ius;ts
lcl tWept-rfgkl9b AiIMa quiAcl NJ tt4sllfG lot iH
WnverMRH; kreGn hams. snnlo hsuFnas, 9A93Aea ,n n,
Hpcon qnote!! At ;Mm4Ho fIr RnoniaefF lrsS,gte r Ft
INNS, MI ennrhtc1 AHl packed. ~ .-. ~, ..r,
UEEF-WnA quiet nt f!i14tlg!W tnr nse9e. slAI1S
1lit fur extra 1tlesf, nnI III. .uG57i. .u for hnuas
, 1881-08-26
LUMBER.

rho few cnra1os on tho market ybatat1ay urnt on
nlow.y, though no concession In pfcu WAS apparent
The bulk OF tic arrivals Of cotiaon boards znd
strtns. ShlnRlea arc stbAd{. Wo guptst
, 1881-08-26

IAH!t--.ihvaicn &,luo pct p lbs. knd 9e!t buck "
Gi!<e, ctnsng IL usas tlH stIe rtflnns AFTERNOON.
u ior fDn,,.t III ',.. ar 1gl!n5 SGpss tfr
janunry AaIex were srEte o. sn tcs sriigE ~. y,
1aW ia roilrF i,ctnJar Ut III +tI. t tcs keltcs
EDveaisr ri siiscai.sG: Nv tcs ss!lst te JYas M V
tiE;In ii d; HItj trs selIef lnt1tiHry ut
and lN lss seller feIruasy ~ III in.sllats r9,n!. "a
4j.7Ijtcr. Tito tu.wnE HlOwh thu rneQ of tne DAY.
inciudna tho Cnl 1'9arsl tfnnsuesittanss ,.o,,<,
r,,rt tPr,fnc, vIsttrtEut, ItI+ htA.
Aasa.:; .: :;.:....s|I# 81 \; +; @mn '}At;MS
Etp49naef...... !!.t !!.r! tsH'H ,s.s:
ttc4UtI9r.. !Lu !!.nl WM.M 1:s,,, s,,,
jensary j ......... ii7s,9 .ni,:5 al .s.9 !I.S
MGATa-. l}ucIinnd aI per to1 lbs aisd ciotcd t.ne
yst: lsulitJ 'is la nt Ht,.2I, rEot, a.aisaa ,a:s
seller september ltln !AtEM+l sul!Ef uetnpor' -
fI!;. nIiti II &c. sYJcp{- hoA f lAt Pt ltte
i'rrrr ui jenlHr rils weru follows 1t 2:at 4. in
/ Shnrt ;ShnIft. H.. Il n! Sh1rf
ribs. dtrs. e'tars. esf'ir'.
Loose, mart shltel..., l9G s!'a9 Wy F.s!
10. boxed ............t M0 NJ v.stt "u'Mt
huuuAt+ uoBu ....s......l uA a.M y'sn Xxx
tentytntar, 1ause...""t ~, xxx XII q
October. pht5xI p.tVI IN F.tN
, 1881-08-26

tiiEEf'-Wets In fnlr demand. nnd tbtd Mt about
rrar!t* pr!tc. th.af tItr 5ncitnR vas lefs tr tle
ut H. tsa ~. und u,d 10 Ghuic Mt ft.sa4.f per iuI
IIA. l.Atslba hr1 wAhlGd ut 81 ,1tta Is par head.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-05-27
A Ships Log,

The speed of vessels is approximately
determined by the use of the log and
log-line. The log is a triangular or
quadrangular piece of wood about a
quarter of an inch thick, so balanced by
means of plate of lead as to swim per-
pendicularly in the water, with about
two-thirds of itunderthe water. The log
line is a small cord, one end of which,
divided into three so that the wood
hangs from the cord as scale-pan
from balance beam, is fastened to the
log, while the other is wound round a
reel in the ship. The log, thus poised,
keeps its place in the water, while the
line is unwound from the reel as the
ship moves through the water, and the
length of line unwound in a given time
gives the rate of the ships sailing.
This is calculated by knots made on the
line at certain distances, while the time
is measured by sand-glass of certain
number of seconds. The length between
the knots is so proportioned to the time
of the glass that the knots unwound
while the glass runs down show the
number of miles the ship is sailing per
hour. The first knot is placed about
five fathoms from the log, to allow the
latter to get clear of the ship before the
reckoning commences. This is called
the stray-line.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-05-27
CLEVELAND, TENN, MAY 27, 1881.

hallows the stately temple whose grand
dome towers above the habitations of
half a million worshippers in other
lar,is. Many of their dances and other
ceremonies partake of the same religious
character. The great Dakota festival,
the sun dance, appears to partake both
of a religious and patriotic character.
During its continuance, which is gener-
ally for three days, various ceremonies
take place, perhaps the most prominent
of which is the self-torture inflicted by
the young men to give evidence of their
bravery and test their endurance. The
white visitor to the scene is attracted
by the ghastly spectacle of ,men in vari-
ous postures undergoing all the pain
that their nature is capable of sustain
ing. Vigorous methods are devised to
exhibit the courage of the sufferer, and
particularly with the design of attrac,
ing the admiration of the spectator.
One favorite method is to cut incisions
through the skin of the back, and
through these pass thongs, the ends of
which are secured to some support
above, after which the victim throws his
weight on the rope and remains in this
position until unconsciousness or the
setting sun gives relief. There appears
to be like element peryading all bar
barous or mi-barbarous religions.
The priests of Baal cut themselves and
lift their bleeding hands in supplica-
ton to heaven. The followers of Brah-
ma infict physical torture as a powerful
aid to their invocations. The worship
pers of Odin and Thor delighted in pain
and bloodshed. The druidical priests
offered human sacrifices. The natives
of the North American plains, in their
great annual festival, indulge in ceremo.
nies similar in nature to those practiced
centuries ago in the mountains of Syria,
the forests of Scandinavia and Germany,
and until a recent day in Hindostan.