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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-12-23

connection and put the first stream on the
| Gre. Independent Hose Co. No. came all
the way over from the 81 ward, attached
their hose, and, with the nozzle in the skill
fnl hands Of Mat Georgen, threw q we'll
directed stream, which checked the flames.
These boys deserve credit, and their per-
| Torrance in this case should be something
Of an example to the other companies and
Undue them with the idea that promptness
at fire is more than essential.
The open meeting of the Temple of Honor
on Monday night proved success beyond
anticipation. Addresses were made by E.
L. Grant, Stephen Gait, Adam Dickhaut and
others. recitation by Miss Knudson was
espec islly well rendered and received much
favorable criticism and compliment. Prof
Leach also read selection with much force
and effect. The music was of high order
and was much enjoyed. There was moth ing
to mar the harmony of the occasion, and al
seemed TO feel the better for attending. Tit
Temple will continue these meetings at in
tervals during the winter, when prominent
speakers from abroad will be present
On Tuesday night, about half-past eleven
officer Harkins discovered q stranger crop
ing about in the darkness on Main street
he would give no account of himself and
while talking with him German, the stag
: driver, informed Harkins that the fellow hal
escaped from officer Rock. Harkins then ar
rested the fellow, who made stout resistance
but was overpowered and lodged in jail l
. seems that Rock had arrested three fellow
D at the depot, of whom this was one. Fl
! brought them down to the Jail in the stage
! and when taking them from the stage to III
Jail the escape was made. The law is quit
2 inadequate to punish snch fellows as the,
really deserve,
, 1881-10-29


Epteta& Dttpdteh ta Ihs Chtta1o T4tbtfn1
lhftsfoot, Gel. 8-tt:n n. lu.-FI.ouN-Ho. ]. list
No. l. ita I'll.
'ftAlS-Nhont-Winlor, MOL. la lit No. = I0s I'd.
Fprnx, Nh l. lfc t, M. 4, II th wh!su. No. l. lis III;
No. !. l0s Mt club. No. Il l1s Rdt No. = lis i'd. Cor-
6s til.
l'tn'vistoSs-l'nrk.s sh. lard. IN III.
l.iyERlnuE, t3et. G.-r1IUyIaiUNg-l.nrt-1,
WGstott dill ut Ga I'll.
0nAia-Wlleat~-Nu. I wlito steady nt tos lid, rfn-
ter stnn.ty nt It's at. -r
liVRHrtt,i. Uut B-ttU y. m.-tsusA tyxTuFtH-
Qniet and unchanged. Wcnlilnr ilne.
IvEItrnni- t,ct. 2si-CnTT0N-Actlve and firm,
6t:da.lci. ra1us l5uDi snucantlnn md export guu,
American. 1IUN.
I!nEAl,sTurYs--sn,ai haslncssi rnr1o ,,r!cos.
fKAs-CnnaGnn, Is tt.
Observation-Disclosures lard, ah Id.
TAii.oW-Flnn AhIGeltnn. "a.
Y!sMHH AMI "a nntCa--At Manchester nstn,
hscEipFs-l'ast tltrea uays, whsat, 1900 contatst
Anertan, nt,OI.
J.tSbuN, Qct Observation-Disclosures G9k16l<d,
ASTHEfsi: f'ct t.3.-rETisUi.EtfM-lHxE
rl,e fnowtnE wora received by tho Chicago Hoard
,,1:,;: ,1.ixE,oI, PIT; :-:o T. s-wcntt,er fair.
,livKtrsIUi. Get- 3aWIsent tiul!; rcd rlntoe, 10,
lo; ~ spr's: y, nj 81. 3do. os Cori, Jill ii
inH: C1Fs. nsanset M iorx 'aM!et Ut ss. '" fei iii
fs ow %aes s'F It ~ T ehss.s "; ss! e.
f& Ssfs sIs' s |;;s Te9f Sx IL ss;
M;$x uss2ss'ys
s$ 81 s:ssssI S!ss:
Is G5S?: 'WRs d " s NJ &&ss s;a S
Hour shade donrGF. Weather In EnghIiid frosty.
, 1881-10-29

rHtLAnEtrutA. Oct 28-FL0un-Dntt.
uHAIS-Nheat uu1ls No. rcd, Ucto,ur, tt.4l9
1.4+H; November. tl.4s}at45; I,cccmhcr. tl.4s,ta
1tsJh; IantlaEy. st5l7ks1 53. torn 1ulrts steamer
I'll Track suHc; rojccn,. sr; sn mixed. .Uetnbcr wi
f*6txc November. tes!Ue; l'ecnMbor 1aa!{G.734c
3A1nMry. .4kihc. tnl* ~ 1nlr tfonMnd; No. Willie
b1?4Hs&H., No. white. fl1te; nlxed. ss'4c
1st"rTEft-fluIl and iinctnnncd,
lMEE%E-QMlet nid unchanged.
1sET1tUlEEM--flnlf,
W1IlSKf-1lull.
tuhrrH unchanged.
1ECEl1TA-Ftutir, .s:u1 brIb wheat l&QQ1 hu: corn
nftAlI hut tlnta Stu hui, -' '''
EtIIIMENTY-Nunc.
, 1881-10-29

ehollders. bnckai. 7Hc Hacnn qnlet md wrnk;
nnd rnmuGrs IT. #; ..cns ~ ms; n" citnt: woMt
unrnlnkfss. " " '' '
AyM.AkY--Fir9t. Wo.tnrn rcctiautt. a. foai.M
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ntroig: Hin cnrrpi.n, ordinary
tn Primo. E1!2 SKnr g,lut tnfnytH farcipta snlf
nthNn inr nI9.fnr Hltc for eIIen whtto clarified. Mn-
msFoa atI nt!t G1394ri new: '24t!+r. keo III Eoot
ocmhnns !.otblhHt. straiihhYy to choice, rc.
NHAS-Quut at 3i.4j "
, 1881-10-29
CINCINNATI

CTNIfNNAVT,
CINCINNATI tct. 2.-CnTTDX-StronRe n,inteh
quiet IN NIL grntfess it!fs.
FLnl'it--sscady and rn,, family. EAGs*a1D: fancy,
E.4h4e.tD.
HhAts-"hcat firm; M. : rod winter, yi,Ek
Torn htcudy hnt ttr,n M. 1nxcsi TT, t,nta
duilt neglected; No.. !! wh!io. a7lfr nRknlt, Nh 4
in,xsh i,.,x 13'la nsked nyn N ryod ttnand nj iu
tHntId3 M. Hpr1tlH, &I.jh ' "
p!oyiAtuNs1i'"tk gi!c& And casy; fIaCD nskcd
i1m,nal i..con Urn! md acarcc n1aItlsrt. taiS;
iip1TkH-1s0wcrlE EhnicB Eentrul fhn. tsa1lc efuleo
WSWnaGrn rassrvs ~: ~ iai.cy creamery, a7t4Hs
C!ncnnnti l'curla nnd Lhlca90s rn!us ii III rrHis
nt t1l' hiseIl EDt,ta. ia hFp tho lHs(A OF H. Id
Wllch Sust1!n4 yoslGttny's pEtees. -,
, 1881-10-29

HusTuS. flct. 1s.-FIoult-atoderato domaild.
tihA1S-tUrn stGady md firm. Oats 1uiotI No. :
whitG, bs5t]4e. Hse, tLl0aLls.
1u!ot prices enser. primo. slGIn
3lSm: mess. 1900, cehr md extra clear. In.
rIudnx l,acks. $ZlNfael.n0. Deef-ModeFnto dcnsand
Innd nd-Mnderate deuand; stcady prices. Hams,
stnnkGd. i4epIHc.
I3ltTTEft-Ehnfcp grades tn dHn,nnd; utlcrs dut
CiEEsE-Firms cl1O!ct, l2.d8lSo; FUR 10 good. tt@
Rc: common. 7Gs.!C. "
f:uGH-WcstutIt fresh, 4+9.sc,
t}tf1grs unchanged.
~ iHD but ltntB, lu,iklt hf. --' ~ -
Ei1tPMESIH-FlouFb 100 brls.
, 1881-10-29

S!n ~; III common sEosI7': rotnipts. 4at,; .hlp-
TA1TfE. Firm; shipping. ttfO4hGl: butchcra', f2n
~ encknfa md fcudEra, $lat.4lht fecnrs, ill.,;
k!.kEr-At,a1y nj satpAta. receipts, 4a,, .b,p-
, 1881-10-29
tr{}ItftNO.

TOLEDO. O., Oct. 1a.-t1HA1y-Vhcas; No. : rcd
Wabash. spot, st.4oA; Soyou,bor, sI{0Jl, December
9l43}4; january. s.+A Corn dull anl unsettled: No.
shu, Go. Noyombcr is,&c; December, d5zic nakcd;
Nny. 7iAc. Oats Guioti No. white. stc.
Afternoon eali-Wheat weaker, No. ? rod. Wa
bash. spot, ana October, & bid and t1dl asked; No-
yember :lso; t@eysaosr @ ts7( January y !s!d hid
ber. o 1it. C5lfa asked: Noxeniber s9o bid. fi!3
naked; Decomber. &c; yenr 6n mixed: January. 6tc
btu. nc asked: Mar. 7!41 lid, &c asked.
NErEirrs-Whcat, l1,u00 BIZ: cprn, i0,0W but oats,
nIOl btt ....'
H,iipiEsrs-Wh Il, ,ooo bu, corn. 7,ao bu; oats,
1HU bu. ~ - 7''7'
, 1881-10-29

DETROIT, Mieh. Oct Observation-Disclosures
uitA1S--tvhcnt heavy nnt dull; No. whlte cnsh,
and ycar, fiJ11{: Decefnher ti.Ets; Jhnu
nry tl.tsH, February. sLA59aal453f, March. tLiiH
H1.&a -.
KECEtlsTz-- Whent. Ann IN.
SulPNESTS-Whcat,. .AtU Dy.
, 1881-10-29

Special Dtspatth to The Chttcoo Iftbuna.
KANSAS City. 31o.. Oct, .a--GNA.SIThe Price cur
rent rsrorts: wheAt-Ietepts. li7l9 bu, shipments.
Il ~ bu; wsakerI No; cash. lis No!embar. stds,
lhenss, 5,:o bu; nfneri No. Z, C1'sh. c, Noyuuabas
, 1881-10-29

fNn1AfApoLty.O Oct. Oct.A-GHAlS-Whcats stcady: SL4i
6l42+ Corn stoRt!y, Bi865c. Oats stoatyi 5ic&4Gc.
, 1881-10-29

HrFrALo, N. y. Oct. s3.-1nAiN--Wneat dull:
t3 asked, st5l blu. No. ha1 1}uuth; ralcs so0l bu
NJ. Duluth At $l{8 Corn norninut GBo bid. Oats
ncglpctcu -
CANAL FnEt0 1TS-Ifnchauupd
, 1881-10-29
PEORIA.

PEORIA, ILL.,, Oct. 1s.-GnAIN-Corn dull and easy;
hIgh mixed. 62,4@G'cs mixed. sHA0rHc, Oats In
nctve but trm; No. whlte 46x94G3(a. lIyo dull und
easy ne fi.0jaln5H.
Observation-Disclosures,
NEcEirTs-Wheat, nunn; corn. 5lJl5 but oats, H.
151 hn, rJo ;Ds6 but baslUy. 1OUl bu. '0@'
,EfairsfESTH-Whcnt, mono; torn, tI0U bu; oais,
4Q,99u hu; rye, 1000 bui baEley, A0ne.
, 1881-10-29


NEW YolsK, Oct 23-CorToN.-Ncs receipts ns nil
Unltcd Status rDrts during tic wSek. FL m baes last
year. totn! receipts Mt MI Tinted atateA pUr,a
Ia dato. l.lgQ !axt year lS.I 0; cxports FROM oil
United etatas ports for tho week. s;.UGt last car,
I'LL QUO, f1ni exports from ali unitcd stAtoa ports 10
date, &lUQ; last year. Unlu9i etuck NJ I'LL un!to,t
Satos ports, Gs last yeur, III i stock at nh III.
toFlor towns 0t 100; last scar. WD: stock ut 1lyer-
pool. Sa.ou; last year. sa1,oo; stock Of American
nsloat for tifeat l!rltatu. lH0Di ta4t year. :aU.
LlyEnroOl4 Uct. .&..-CorToS-9aIes OF tho neck.
ol.GDi American, Slnl: spocnAtors took Al0l or
which oxportcrs togk ptl; forwarded ffn,u shlpsIio
direct to spinners. %n, nctnn export Ade. toM 70
Gupss. fh0xA Anlcrran. " tGlt t0tnl ntock. kSAuQ
lN.UN.
NEW ORINAxs. Oct. Qd-CoTrUk.,Flrm; .mddlln9
1lAct DO. 1txc good ordinary MSGi net Toeatpts
l,o Ie!esi Eross y lts s1orts g Gseat Astan
as;as; grors t73!ss exnons to arcat Hsisan, lo,l;
W.. LOt1la, No., uct. .A-CoTTnS-.ftrn nsld.llinR,
naS; ncs snlss. , balos' rcccpt'' Roo shpnont'.
Al MEMrl!lS: Tom. 0ct n Mea,Go1Tox-Ft receipts.
sales, iaW bAlest uldtEltng, ll}kc.
, 1881-10-29

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 99.-fLoun-Quist and weaki
aupoEnna. &az5, XA. $a1tzd0Ql XXX. $d2t0dsv; high
xrudcs. $5.91h0tW.
OAAtN-Coru slcadyt yellow mixed, sQcj whlts, Sc.
pats nru 1t G5sxac
cuRI.MEA1eDhlIi Ei4a.
lAY-Quiot, ,,sluG, E7,0taatQps choices rs ao0aafQQ
F4ovls,OSs-rosk quiet; alL'a1ls0a Lard sleadyi
8e1Rsa uticQ, rhal3cs ke1. VIC. Bulk ueaA eaAe{a
, 1881-10-29

INfA.+. S*a5 l4ssIT j,tdf
stppcts Ncre complaining of tlselr trnbty to OBJ
t,n ~ ntnny cars they re1urcd tho t;rInd Trunk
nd Tho IrtsbarR Fort Wayne both being reported
short Tho shortngc was not. hDwcvrr, great rs tu
e,iousIy tntorfeTa with business. which WIS fntry
.c.e III nil branches Of Inv innrko and values Wero
rtl supportct
cATTLE-.Deanftu tho min und mud there nas
,,rs Improvement in tito situation OF tl,e nrkct M
eomrdreh with tic lw0 preceding tnya. Prices hIi
not sow HnY vuEy nhEkod chnngD for tho better, but
vh possibly tho exception vi medium nalIves. t!lOre
M, generally sIrmor feeling, which In tho case Of
rood to choice shipping boeEes ind The bettnr class
II Westerns. amounted in MI ntfyancu of about 1Uc.
Tie Improvement In tho AhHv1 descriptions wAx as-
sthed to tho moro favorable New York atyces,
kh[c tho fact tht cHlHnnN atsd HcdiInt Etades did
20. "sttGan up" corrospont.sRy WIS c1lnrgenbIc to
the soft Hpkther which lcsscncd both tho GINNING
md butcherInE demands. In annty tho offerings
rtde ratf.ur pour ayuEnuo, 1ero wore number
NJ drores Of ycsY RaDt HtearH, md tonlc trndlR Mt
sas@ @ es a ta 5qaK m tssIrcs 81 were as%s5z fos
lux Mofo was ao IL stockors ti,a for .os tsn,o
talt and deslEtble Ktnhos solu strong inferior 1n-
W. nSa II GDvss tSE ss MsT % II :cn9r MI pxs s
rlJ, md found QUICK snfh ut good figures. yeals 1T
FiOsSW per ~ lbs ma st!ckars ut t.Ikt'7.iU por
tetd Sot maei stun wns fctt Oyer. md tho market
QUOTATIONS..
Erin Beeyes-Stpess Weighing Too tbs ind
eSe,ee Besyes-fiGe. ILL., lid wSiifoiiaod os0"
stee!,. weahlnR iy4 g li3 t4............. aoo9ao
GYod hGsrcs-Woll M re ~: l-fattcned steers, wctall-
neaas M IL ! tt:a ID iao c; ws. '2's
ashss tss ~ s'o:EoFsS9 e TIE II; ia a &S"
seIahlaa HU e llS6 ..7saAoo
Y li0 a@al75
bulls md ssa!aSas atvefs............ .... LONGER,
, 1881-10-29

NEW YORK.

x... NEW YORK.
u te..ya sgaxi x nc: L. m%-lkEyEs ltaeo,ptA Aat dull
sI,qx " Ss' e mako irtsr ounssssiSss as 70 wsre
ss sts ts = f. 2sssssy
e :!sss e ass i ys sssis ;ssis s
eTss s sar;Hssss s;, nH1.o'',
.sistsnssy IL. s5yy ss,.; .' sass :ax aSI ia'tsd
ssa1ssisSPt. pet Cd f. Till sa ior 1.-Two hosr at
KANSAS u1TY.
,kAss,se n.patth 10 Ths GAteaoo Tftbuna-
esfrst ren,s;I. rx. M2.. tlct A-cATTLE-'lhe prics
.'syp 'a%sSp; ;,aigs as .ps9s s%s9 ,! .
s.. H. as1a tsss;: a ssf aip9s. ps,sH sr s
ssssssss:e s ;aGssn; sss sssE;x HI as!ss s M n
er,.. rUrrALo.
r: sns'snsH,i y " Oct; >:aocATTLx-ltocolpts today,
ss$ n II ans' n sa"' aa
fa si Western si'sop, A stSs1S; I.asaa @
elsiusgsn.1. un,,,n,.1. a;q consigned through q. ca.ss
&&s&s sooa medium, SdlNsdW; chulco Aeayy,
Atv,x, ALuAsY,
III 81 az; y; VI 1st h;1;ItEEyxs H.; Meeslpts III.
III sa ;TslS ,saas ,ssaask slss g f. g.
~ s!xs sssS:! ;SS il sS S';ss Il
@Lat:.' SEssH.a aSsE.asHa for sheep vary l'ml'oa atp.a
n'p;n1too n1toEts No., Oct M--.:4rr, x.,,ocsn,. ,sm..
ast:hst.9S' @ Mu luarket vury 4not, sapnS n,nssiy
.ss s sss ;a!Sgii :ssiR bss;, s!ss
III; ss $Hs ftSi: :;ns sSSS d
, 1881-10-29

PETROLEUM.
FTTSRu1lo, Ia, Ock eA-pETHoLEuM-Actlvp
tin|ted eattldcatss oxoe4' closed, refined. 1Ho
IhtalielphH hGlYeFy. 80
liTlhviIiK l'n, DIT. observation-disclosures Ut
as4o: hsEh9st M5xol loMGst at1i c3ssa. ssAo ship.
, 1881-10-29

rflLApELrHEA, Pa. Oct. .8.-WD0I<-steady: mod
cEnto demand, Ohio, Pennsylvania, West virginia.
Ind ab0ve +3Gbssos extra. <Asstc, medium %79soc.
cuasse EsGstoct New YHrk, ht!cAIgan. Indiana, and
Western e, 40 s!a; medium. 17Gtt4e; cunssc. 71c,
washed corubly and delalnd. 40s5Qc. unWRahcd do,
.sa:3ut pulled, H440C ~
!0sTost Oct. 3st-Wo0l-EtrSnt tn good 1enands
irns 4o6tao; mndluHi und Nc. uhiU and 5iCNiua,,
4kp@se. qnwsshpd tlrnces. l7615ci eombnE and Ga.
lame, i1&d0ot pu|lst H&ae,
, 1881-10-29
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
NEW y0nK. oct+ :a-Cotton goods very nrna, aud
aomeatger johbcrs placing liberal orders for tul
ure de1vGFy eotton-tannoH continue scarce; prints
and RInynms ouot; tToas gouda IL liaht demand an1
RtaaEys Wuolen goodB loss active tut spsinR cAsst-
nioFes. ,oto, largely sold ahsad, and pftcea TRULY
, 1881-10-29

1hs .r-Iheso perreptlbto change In pEjccs
- Iann m Was reasnnhly ncltFB una tht aup;ily
ttessd1 ~ lte HI HOOD nrlreA wDr0 paid nj fll
tti lhS aays uf tlio weok. saes wero d. Et4sti6
1ts naosa9s a9s cohnUh 10 NuUd fat lots. NJ cbu&Gu
, 1881-10-29

GUhllf, sl!Aily except ouuthys. --~7--' ="
N9TE. l',tlla.hn sleeping CHts from Chicago to St.
Louis Kansas City. nnd taoriA. t'asoe DAY Eonch8s,
MiA IeT9vlnS uhairs, t,eaao to st. Louis. and ise
KansAs City. Ma chiigV of DHy Eosehos Gbjcaxo II 10
st. Louis Or kansus CITY.
Chicago, Hook Island d. Facldo Kailrond.
Depot coFner Of Van 1.uren and shesman-sa. Ticxot
t!nlcos. u Clask.sL Sherman House. Palmer House,
The daily gazette., 1881-01-12
ERl1IT RuDS KILLED.

GEoReETowN, Del, Jan. lit has
been an old saying for years that when
the mercury goes below zero the peach
buds are necessarily killed on this Pen
ihsula. Most times this has proved cor
i rect, but occasionally heavy trait crop
has followed severe winter weather. In
this county, where the thermometer the
present season has ranged from ten to
- iiftcen degsees below zero, the prospect
4 the coming season has been sadly bligh-
n ted, If not entirely destroyed. Paynter
%. Frame, ESQ, one OF the most iuteili-
gent and successful fruit growers in the
county, says he went through his or.
chards to-day and failed to hud single
live bud, and that more than half Of last
years twigs, which should bear good
fruit, were dead. He says that in every
bud lie examined he found in the centre
that black speck which indicates death
TO the peach. Charles Zimmerman, a
nurserymau, has also been among the
peach orchards, to-day, and found
! majority of the buds killed. Apples,
pears and other small fruits seem to
have stood TIE cold weather better, but
it is said, on good authority, that the
= wood of the blackberry, very lmpor-
4 4 tant crop, has been killed outright.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-12
MR.. CoX'S APPoRTIoNNrvr
PLANS.
Especial Despatch To the w.

Especial Despatch To the Worldl
WASHINGTON, January lO.-Alr r..
was In bis seat In the House TODD, w
the first time since bis sickness. II. w
that as soon as he can get the acu,l Y
uIes Of tue census he will prepar,. NJ, !.
portIonment bill. He does moi Know y
precisely how many members it viii NV nv
vide for but IL will probably be for abo', &
three hundred. He wishes 10 il, ~
membership so as to give The smasS
possible surplus fractions OF popura''.
aud yet TO provide representation /,
cases OF large remaining fractions. Ds.
ware aud Nevada have less popul.t@
than would entitle them upon uumss
cal basis TO a representative, vet M.
they are entitled by law Mr.. Crx .s
attempt holution of the question a, h
whether or not the population IN u,4.
States should be subtracted In determiS
Ing the riot Of representation in Ctlr
States. He hopes to settle the mats
within few days, aud will then Inn,
duce his bill.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-12
rr... Yesterday. L..e Da,ssoa
u. 8 CIRCUIT COURT.
OPENING OF THE JANUARY TERM-AN
EQUITY CASE DECIDED.

OFENlNd w lhB JANuAnk AH1M
EQUITY CASE DECIDED.
The January term OF the U. s. Cir
cult Court, opened this morning, in
this city, Judge Bradford on the
bench.
The interest in the political cases 10
be tried drew quite large audience.
The Grand and Petit Juries were
sworn and the former retired for con-
sultation.
Judge Bradford here delivered his
opinion in the equity case Of Swan,
Clark 81 Co., VS.. IL. G. Robinson, as
signee Of ThOs. j. Graves.
Graves, in 1873. became an involun-
tary bankrupt. Four months previous
Swan, CLARK & Co. took oil him 20
shares OF Aid Loan Association stock,
as collateral security for debt. AT
ter Graves assignment to Il. q. Rob
inson, swan, Clark and Company APP
piled the stock to the satisfaction OF
the mortgage held by them against
Graves building. The assignee held
that the stock should not have been
applied, and that the proceedings OF
Swan, Clark d. Co. should have been
directly against the mortgage. Swan,
Clark IL Co. entered suit tor recovery,
from the assignee, Of their interest III
the stock, aud the case was tried last
October. The decision of the Court
awarded them 5000, with the amount
they had paid 10 mature the stock
(S7O0) the cost to be divided.
No more court business was trans
acted up to noon, the Grand Jury not
being ready with any bills.
1t is said the charge against Coun'
Gilman James McKenna of the First
Ward, Of interfering with Deputy
Marshals, has been Withdrawn, a.
Sam. 1rutt, the man who was SC
positive he saw Mr.. McKenna wildly
thrashing about with a cane during a
fight at the First Ward polls, now ad.
mits he was mistaken.
At l2 As O'Clock Court took a recess
for one hour.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-12
ENGLAND AND THE FISHERY
AWARD.

LONDON, January l0.-The DqIy
Netcs Ia an editorial this morning .ayt
"rhe total effct OF the sta ements o.
Mr.. Henry Youle Hind is to yilate A4
fisheries award by viLiatiu2 The slall,lIa
accepted by both Governments Oh wh.A
II rSsts. II Mf. HINTS figures are COZ.
rect, ial,itication has been coumluj
aud the whole question must be rroIaI
ed. We hope The Government viii n
fuse, in the name OF English houof 4
profit by niisslate case aud insist On
complete investigation"
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THE CHESTER CREEK RAU.
ROAD.

CHESTER, January 10.-The anuua
stockholders' meeting of tie CAe,ts
Creek Railroad Company was held h
this city this afternoon and rrsnlledn
the election OF Samuel NJ. FELTON, pre,L
dent and Isaac Hinckley, David
Woelpper, Amos Gartslde, lhoma
Appleby and Charles Warner as D.
recters for the ensuing year. Thyoa
Board were reelected, with the excep
tion OF Charles warner, who Hills i.
vacancy caused by the death Of JosepA
BriDghurst. The Presidents annual
report, showing the operations Of tAt
road for the year, was submit d.
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" iiIn nguoh Marnet..
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY,, Jan. 5, L. NJ.
FLOUR Is dun and weak. Sales of 1900
opls, including minnesota exLras. nj
% ujao 10 lor meutdm To choice clear.
tud al s6ao % for straight; Pennsylvania
extra FAMILY al S5ao 81 Western do. do,
! - 5Ji6 %. anu Patents at S7a5 .. Rye
flour Is quiet at IS per barrel
0hAlN.-W neat opened dull and lower
out closed hrn and IA fraction higher
Sales @I 81 ,UsO bushels, including IeiecLeu
dt $ldl 10; red and amber, on trace, al
IL lzMal l3h; February at 81 l691; March
u " lIdl los; No. z red, elevator, closed
" u l3A Dec, 81 IA jan, 81 IL FeD. aud
81 m March. Rye Is dull at 92c. for Penn
'ylvdnla. Corn is less active and futures
Iudins old yellow, at o5c; new yet-
1t Si12l34c., net, and 54c. regular. and
amer al o3c, 5OOO busn. February al
A2Ac AT tue cali board IO0OO bush.
January sold Mt bic; Ole. was bid for
Dec, 52c. for Jan, 54e for Feb, and 54Ic
Or Narch. Oats are quiet and steady
bales OF 95.OOU bushels, Including white Al
loI2Ntsc, ana rejected and mixed at Az
| 'oc. 5OVO bu ii. Marcn sold st 46c,
| WlilsKEY was dun at ST. II per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY jan. 10, ) r. M.
Beef cattle were less active this weel
| aud prices were fraction higher 1900 he4.
| 1rri ed ami sold al the different yard
| o54 a t24t. per pound, tue latter rat,
| fOr aOice.
sHEEP.-Prices remain about the sam
| As last quoted. 9JUO head arrived an,
ola at ihe different yards al 4s<s6iIc
and lambs at ., 9Ae., per 10.
Hoes were firmly heid $50 head ar
| rived and sod AT Lne differen1 yaIds a
| i;haHc. per TO-. as TO condition.
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A TERRIBLE MIsTarr :,

CHICAGO. January 10 -Tun !,
girls, Ella and Martha Blanc - s,aa aa'ls !
and . years respectively, wera 'seG
81 * on Saturday. A female dno, AkeR
called iI, pronounced 1t a well.Laswa sTr w
case OF diphtherIa, and prescr,ho1 ho1n'ed =
the children. A dose as prescr haa l0'
administered to Ella, aud she p,sv Svu ". va
idly worse and died soon after. ''p'
Martha having taken her prescrir,,.
she began to sink rapidly, and c''aa puOo
of physicians was called to t,y a'S .Sara M
her, but their efforts proved tn,jlIss. s 'a'. ~
the child continued TO sink un,i d S..S .a'
ensued. The physicians decided II ~ sl ~
not a case Of dipbtheria, aud lh,t ~ ~
doctress had administered morphiue H. y
stead Of quinIne. "''' %
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VOICES FROM THE PULPIT.
WHAT THE CLERGY THINK OF THE "DIA
MoNnn LRcrURE COURaE.

WHAT THE CLERGY THINK OF THE "DIA-
MoND" LEcTURE COURSE.
MANY OF the pastors spoke from their
pulpits last Sabbath morning, commend
ing the diamond Course" of lectures.
white others have written 70 the man
ayers pledging their hearty support
From the many good things said and
written, the following are extracts:
"An intellectual ltreat-"Rev. Charles
Hill, Asbury.
"There y a rare display of wit, humor
and talent."- Rev. A. N. Keigwin, ID.
D., West e,byteTiah Church.
"lhe most brilliant array OF talent II
com bined in this course. Rev. E. E.
White, Brandy wine NJ. Il Church.
at Is something 1 fully endorse. i
will urge I0y people to attend. Rev. j..
Is. Parmalee, New Jerusalem Church.
"Let us sustain pure literature and
encourage the young men by large audi
snces. REV. q. X. Kramer, Household
Of Faith.
"You deserve the support Of the think
Ing people of WilmiDg;On."-R Rev j Ii
Kaye, Assistant Rector ST. Andrews p
K. Church.
"You have my heartiest good wishes
for the success OF a course so we'll adapt
| ed TO be- both useful and Interesting TO
tue puuHC. - III ~.
"These entertainments need no com
mendatlon from my Hips. ] deem them
most worthy OF patronage."-R Rev j h
Caldwell, ID ID, ~ PauPs NJ L Church.
"NothipR out,ide OF direct Trli gious
influence Is so elevsting as AN excellent
| course OF lectures like tho Ona here pre-.
senIed." Rev q w DUBOIS, ID ID, Calvary
l p Il Church.
| ."The subjects, az we'll M the names
mentioned in connection With this course,
warrant tue expectation of series OF
entertainments 0t "A high character."-
Rev. l. Marks, ID ID, Hanover Presby
| Cerlan Church.
al tax pleasure in commencing tC
the public the lecture and select readings
embraced in The diamond Course" Ii
is not often that we find so much talent
IN SO brief a compass. REV. Geo w
Miller, Grace NJ. L. Church.
"a very attactive combination Of tai
ent and culture, embracing prominent
representative pels0 $ among Christiani
and philanthropisis, which should b,
llberal,y supported. Rev. l.. q. Mat
lack, ID. d., +. e., Wilmington NJ. Z
Conference.
"Ihe Diamond Lecture Course
cannot fail TO benefit our people who, 4
IS hoped, will encourage the enterpris
Jug young gentlemen who have provi
ded such excellent enteri ainment. -
Rev. 7. u. LiLtel, d. d., S.. Johns p
b. Church.
The sale OF season tickets will con-
mence tomorrow at 10 o'clock, wher
seats may be secured for the entiI,
course without change.