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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-07
SHERIFF'S SALE.
No. s62.
In the Superior Court of the county
of Los Angeles, State of
California.
Giacomo Tononi, Administrator, etc.,
Plaintiff, VS..
Ramon Benites, Defendant.

Under and by virtue Of ali execution is
SUED out OF the superior Court of the
county Of Los Angeles, State of Califor-
mia, on the 4th day of October, A ID 1881 to
me directed and delivered on the 4th day
OF October, A. d. 1881, for a Judgment rem
dered in said Court on the 18th day of
August, A. d. 1881, in favor OF Giacomo
Tononi. administrator with the will an
nexed OF the estate of Antonio Pelanco-
nj, deceased, plaintiff, and against ka-
mon Benites, defendant. 1 have levied
upon and shall on
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-07
FOR SALE.

A WELL-IMPROvED FARM OF so
ACRES; two artesian wells; orchar
and vinegar of 20 acres. Inquire of A.
W. POTTS, County Clerks Office. m25-1w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-07
FOR RENT.

nEFARMING LAND in Los Angeles
county, In quantities to suit.
TER Ms-One-tifth of crop, in sacks,
furnished by owner.
Apply to superintendent Santa Anita
Ranch, Los Angeles county, CAL, or ad.
dress K. ] BALDWIN, The BALDWIN,
San Francisco, Cal. a9-im
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-07
san Cafies News.

WILCOX, Oct. 6.-News from
San Carlos says that Chief George
left the sub.ag last night with
about fifteen men. A report Just
received says two men Were killed
within two miles OF Benson to-day.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-07

UnaG the Oostlle6 nave Killed over
twelve of his horses, among the
number q mare that cost him over
$500, and that over O hundred of
his horses could not be found. Men
are at his place from all around.
He has sent parties in different di.
rectiens looking for his stock. Two
companies Of the 9Th Cavalry, W al
lace and Kingsbury com manding,
were at Hooker's last night, with
the Hualapai scouts, under guide
Dan o. Leary.
Captain Wagner and two compa-
MES of the LIST Cavalry are expected
here tonight from California. The
train they were on is reported run
of the track, owing to a washout
about 20 miles from here.
Indians seen Near Bowie.
WILCOX, October 6.-Men Just
in from Bowie report seeing In.
dams in that vicinity and troops
are to be ordered In pursuit.
Tine Course 81 the Iodisns-snt
Mexicsns warned.
TOMBSTONE, October 6th.-From
Major II. r. Sorin, one of the vol.
unteers who went out after the In.
dams on the morning of the 9Th,
and who has just. returned, 1t is
learned that the soldiers in pursuit
camped at Soldier Hole, about 80
miles east of here. last night,
waiting for the pack train to come
up with supplies. The Indians
were making in the direction of the
San Bernardino Ranch, at the
south end of the Chiricahua noun.
tains, Sonora, about 70 miles from
Tombstone. The women and chill
dren, with their animals, passed
Soldier Hole at daylight on the
morning of the 9th and the Indians
about 8 o'clock. Their stock was
giving out and many Indians were
on Il Of. As soon as an anima l
gives out 1t 10 killed to save 1t from
falling into the hands of the
, 1881-10-09

IL II. Is, closing the ballp playing season of ,ss,
in Chicago. 1oa'
/ The Detroits are negotiating for Nerr,u- !.
the Lake Jews, FOR third bnsc. o1
The 1remen beat the Frnuklins i In n vo....
day for tho benefit Of the Michigan ire st
ferer$. T. sot-
The Troy Times eays: "Next seuson ,ha IT,.
players will be held 10 strict nccount for ,ahso9
errors on and or the held. and lines wifi Itis hs
to be the plan OF all the clubs next year "agls ~
players will have TO toe the mur!e. lug
The BOSTON Herald says: "There IL a o,a..
deal OF sympathy expressed for Crowley. o3 ~
H05tOn team, who has heen pixcexl on thn hi,aa .aa
lisf for next se,snn The cause ASSIGNED /. rs.
This may DC true 'a3r|nE the first part ng ~
Season, but his friends assert that Ee has el eaa
hcen 10 blnme fl the past few weeks Ar NJ
some time uno no wis fined heavily for i5ss;osst
ton, Since which time he has conf,cted hi,ns'1as
properly Crowley himself keenly feels hta Tl
siston. and thinks he has been amply J;scJo 10
lined for his shortcomings
The playing Of the Chicagos at Tror ~, o.
day Of the Presidents funeral was due 10 ~ NE se
understanding IN part. md for the resi- to ~
s:t:uc taking place: Anson WIS unwiln1 lts "
pluy, and hud he known President fimihss ~ ~
Whereabouts would huve teie"runhaS ~
authority 70 refuse peren.ptoriiy. He nad mt, "s
the point. given sotne days before. and ~, ,p "a
other hand Mr.. Hubert supposed hjs fnsfrnune ue
tion5 were sufficiently explicit. Secra,set.
S1mlding had the fsrethonght to send disDstrS
played On Monday. but Mr.. Hubert, thIrk,.~
the matter already understood and huvjr,, I
expectat ton that the Troy manngemenf w,,I w
want 70 pfay. DID not communicate with Anson4 Aor4
such IS the explanation offered by the Chfcn,.
management, and it Is FUR to assume that IL IL
the true one.
, 1881-10-09

them. The Russian authorities. in view Of
this fact, are adopting the sevcrest measures.
Markets and fairs are prohibited wherever
there is the least suspicion that the Nihllists
intend 10 USE such gathering for thofr own
purposes.
COMMENT. ID
The Journal dc st. PetcrSb0llrQ (0ficial),
commenting on the reports relative to the i'll
terlatio1al convention for the extratition OF
political criminals, says: 1.-THE Russian
Government has no intention of exercising !:
pressure in any qnarter.'' 1t regards the ac-
ton Of such criminals against society rs
threatening nit States alike, and, therefore,
thinks defensive measures against the scourge
should be collective.
TIE JEWS.
ST. PErEEsEunc, Oct. Sit is stated that
the Government intends to allow the Jews to
acquire land III places where there is no fear
Of collision between tleiu and the populace.
4 EKAsE
has been promulgated directing the issue OF
0o,o00,000 roubles III 5per cent State Bank
notes to repay to the State Bank &C, 900
roubles borrowed By the Government during
the war and to meet Treasury requirements.
The notes will he issued ut VII
, 1881-10-09
ITEMS,

r. FIRE IN 4 FACTORY.
NEW YORK, Oct 8.-.A fire broke out tonirht
on the second floor of the factory No. 3o4 West
ihtrty-sixth street. in John Walkers hst-fact-
orF. Part of the floor was occupied By Gustav
Frey and twenty-five others us Il shoe
factory. The men who were at work
taefe we're cut of from the stairways. and some.
jumped from tue windows into the street.
uahicl Brown, aged t., was su:focutcd. lie
Geaa body WAS taken out by tht, police. Albert
hcrstcn was injured internally. and Nelson
berecd about the hips by Jumping from a win
PEDESTR1ANISM.
Ihe sevcnsy-ftve-hour walk ended tonfvht
q Lcary completed .:61 miles in Il hours nnd ~
minutes. and Edwards 25S miles In = honrs and
minutes: Lake left the track in tho after
moon with 10 miles to his credit.
SENT TO PRISON IN DEFAULT OF ra11
me Rev. J. L.. Luusiux, tho ex-Netho9st
utlHe y! VINO was arrested yesterday In Bru,1;iyt
Mass', on rcaulsition, and who IS t0inrly jn
qlcleu with MISS Mary e. Wurtl daurhrer nf
1saac ~ Ward, prominent physiciau Of New
atk. y. j., tor obtaining by fraudulent reDre-
SGAtatiofis $}4.NN worth IF bank shurcs fr,n,
Mrs. ;! THOMAS C. Upham, widow of tue iate Prnf'
puatn. OF itowduln College. was Drt,nrht hn-
lore Lore, the - District Attorney today. Enil VA.
Hxeu nc S55 uiltl. benz. unable to furnish that
a'noant' ne wis sent to the city prison.
Got.D FROM EUROPE,
SSi.D V.) il goiu. '''osn ns
, 1881-10-09
Preparations for the Reception Of the
German Delegates to the York
town Celebration.
4 Stupondous Company Formed to
Work the Nitrate Beds Of
Peru.
Jay Gould Secures the Controlling In
terest in the Manhattan
Road.


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] euaiEes 'no 'oss ol 1n1s STATE last year to the
welding OF patronage by the Republicans who
! we're elected In 1879 The Tamuluny leaders say
tho. th;e ,-;o,, ,e .u...,,. 1,. ~ s
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they assert. represents 5000 Democratic votes,
.r 49, W. 1 VIII '''""o u eeA'oue '''stah !.
- ~ aoe9 "ut give "u olRa'''zallon possessing
tween the Repu ptcan and Democratic parties in
this State they saw will he c1nst, nrd tt,a nurtr
canpo+ ntr,rt m trr,, ,bo cold e,,.nta..s ,s.'
political party possessing the strength which
Tantnany Hall has shown under adverse cir
cumstanees
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1,4l ~ i-isfet Or LIE Fight
centres almost entirely upon Tummany and the
->e" AorK tounty Democracy, thus leaving
4f'sne Hall as an initi1p0rtant factor. The lead-
ing men Of the county Democratic organization
will 10 up to Albany tonight and tomorro,v for
tha n,,rnoso ,f 1,,ho;,,o ,,+h -. - - 1,
- r,,',t.;,,,a tte;r ,'n,, w. .. @
io 'ecos"'*e the1r e"lns 10 representation. The
only way, they claim, Of course, to save the
ticket this (a! IS to admit tht. New York corn,x
orrap,za,;o, .n RI, ,.
s-In" ~ WtaA14oa ~ .ne eonsea,&'ot anu nar out
nens anu tue irving HAL contestants But
the county body are generous, and,
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+, rho n,,ttor s,r ra,,.asa.,.a.;-
49, ~ 'N' ~ 'ep'coeH.a.'on' uec1afe tnat
they Will support the ticket nominated in any
, 1881-10-09

~ Ill LtASANI l. CEt Il ftlON T..
PRESENTATION OF A. SKETCH OF A HISTORIC
BOAT TO THE ATLANTA BOAT CLUB.
Special Uispatch to The Chcdco Tribune.
New York, Oct. "A very pleasant ceremony
took place at the Atlanta Boat Club house. on
the Harlan River. today, in which Mr. Fernando
Jones, OF Chicago. took leading purt. When
Mr. Jones WIS in France he found at tho eoun-
try'-scAt of jules Lesieyrie. II arAndson Of the
Marquis dc Lafayette, ut Lagrange, about sixty
miles Gust from Puris, 4 boat with il history. Ii
was the fo.1r-oarcl boar. named tho American
STAR" with which number Of Whitehall boat
men III New fork bad beaten Il rig frou1
tue British war-yesscl Hussar, and which
in 1874 was presented to tho Marquis
de Lafayette after he had heen rosed about il,
It III New Ynrk Harl,or Lafayette took it to
Frtlncc aud hud house built for ii adjoining his
chuteau ut Lugrnngc- There
IT IS STILL PRESENTED,
aud there Mr.. Jones saw it and made sketch Of
1t. which sketch. accompanied by a photograph
OF the present Senator de Lafayette, was pre-
sentcd to-day TO the Atlanta Doat Club Of New
York, the oldest organization Of the kind In tho
city, The picture WAS elegantly framed
and appropriately inscribed. At the prescntu-
ton ceremony WAS present the VT idow
Of the mai. who stccred the bout
had with her the flag which the boat carried,
and nlsU laid before the club tue Marquis de
L;fayctte's letter acknowledging the gift. Mr.
1nnes made Il brief but interesting speech, to
which the President OF the Atlnntic Club re-
spuuded.
, 1881-10-09
CASUALTIES.

FATAL COLLISION.
CLINTON. Ia. Oct. S--A terrible accident oc-
CURED ut 10:3Q O'clock this forenoon at Fulton
Junction. LII. three u,iics east OF 1his city. at
tie crossing OF the Ce.caso j. Northwestern AMI
Chicago. Milwaukee st. Paul Railroads. 4
passengcr-trafn bound from Rock Island to
. Racine ran into frcight-traiu while the Inter
was passing over the crossing on the North
~esteFn. 4 freigar-car heavily loaded Was
thrown on the platform Of the depot and struck
hve persons, killing J. i. Flanagan, Station
Agent lately appointed, and Arthur C,iiy, a
boy OF III. son OF y iaborer, both residing a,
Fulton Lester Fisk, son or Ctark Fax.
was hurt inreruailE, aud will prubasly die:
l. Fa,senbl2tt- Il travelling man.; residing at
6 Eeiost was badly but not dangerously bruised.
me cstr Also crl1Shfd the ankle and foot OF H
T. sutherland. OF this city. Euseuhla,r and S1l-
therl0nd had stepped on the platform to take
have been scnt from aff directions to clear the
crossing. Three freight cars uf the Northwest
orr train and the eu2:ue t'r the Milwaukee, are
paled IN ! heap right OIL the crossing. making
0ad NtecE- Tbe engineer aud fireman jumped
The passengers we're shaken u . Slightly There
Yer Tssc sessrat narrow escapes on tue PLATFORM
xsnS oli. making 1t impossible to stop the pas
6cnger train
cinc Southwestern Division of the Chicago,
milwaukee, st Paul, when approach.nx Fulton
Junction from the east about lu:.sl a. t,1.. run
into q freight train On the Chicaxp 4 Northwest
ern approaching the Junction from lie west.
The engine OF No. . struck the third cur from
the bead Of the freight 1rsaiu. comp!etcv wreck
Ing three cars. Stauon-ATcnr John FLANAGAN
af,:l little child who were standinx near were
instantly killed bF The frega; car beng
@ thrown oyer on them tiis wife was
engine Of train No was badly wrecked The
cause Of the accident is attributed To the faii-
nre Of the air-brakes tn work. Bliss engineer
OF the passengcr-train. has been in the employ
OF the company twenty-five years and was one
OF the most careful "a the road. No blame ia
attached to him Mrs Flanagan tlnd that morn
ing Just returned from Freepcrr from Tie
funeral OF her father.
, 1881-10-09
M0NITA1E<TAT,

=
CLEVELAND, O.. Oct S.-The following letter
was sent today to the Governors Of all the
States aud Territories:
" The committee having in charge the move
iaent already begun to secure fund for the
erection Of monument over the give of our
late President, James Il. Garfield, At Lake View
Cemetery which shall be worthy tribute of the
American people to his name nnd memory. ara
destruus Of the cooperation end assistance Of tht,
citizens Of the diiierenr Sta1cs- Jhe confrjtuo o
uons oelng voluntary. can only be madc
general hy. organized arrangements ln every
state sts and county, and we desire that
ah opportunity tor subscription be extended
70 all the people. We therefore respectfully re-
quest and hereby authorize you 10 acr rs rem
efal manager OF this movement in the STATE Of
-. win full power to associate such other
persons us tou 1uuy consider best and with
Snem 10 or+=unize tho work throughout your
statn ns you may deem most advisable, We
earnestly urge upon YOU 10 accept this appoint
tneH1 anu to signify your acceptance ut ali eurlr
oay. Ihe committee hns beautiful tthuprn5h
cerihcnte prepared, which will lie sent to I'll
Wa1 contribute one or more dollars w, in
close you spccimens- Larger subscriptions Than
- VIII be needed. and thankfully arcenTeH
LING dollar subscription Is only intended to pou-
nlar1ze the movement ncspectfully yours,
]. Fl. WADE,
H. u. PAYNE,
JOSEPH PERKINS.
J. Il. RHODES Secretary
, 1881-10-09

liz GODBLES CrTltE MANHATTAN ELEVATED
| RAILROAD.
/ Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW York, Oct. s.-Mr. Jay Gould has secured
control of tho Manhattan Elevated Railway.
For some time pNst he has been buying MAN.
haitian stock, though quietly and Indirectly, so
as to blind the ''etrect." Nutnors OF his project
| obtained circulation from t!me to time as the
market iiuctuated, but thoy could be traced to
| no responsible source, and for the most part
! were discrcdltcu. It was apparent, however,
! that some strong hand was back Of tho bids
nadc for this stock, and during the week past it
! advanced in price daily. On Nouduy 1t was
!! is, on Tuesday it touched :0!3, "Wednesday
:l;i, Thursday ~. Friday 25ss, and today went
| as high as ~. All naancr of speculation srcro
| rife in explanation Of this
RISE OF El.EyEN POINTS WITHIN 4 WEEK
on market especially weak. After the Stock
! Exchange closed to-day the real story was told.
The MHl1tlntt,tit5 uttfittIi tncetEE takes pIce
Nov. y and the books tor tho transfer Of stock
| closed This afternoon. Il few minutes before
{ time too late for tho transaction to
have effect in Wall street, representatives Ut Air.
Gould Eave notice Of desire to record II .rans-
fer, and Is Utp shnrcs Of stock were placed tho
credit Of Mr. Gould, :0,O0O in his own name and
= - ouo in tue name of wasnington +. Connor.
coupapy % IS divi,ied Into roS SHARES 'A''y VIII
Mr- Guu1ds block acquired today. It Is known
thai be has in hts own right una through his
friend. Russell Sage, And others,
Exo,-c11 s,tArrs ro coxrro1 TIE ro,,p.xy
Wal, str.., ,v,s ,oor,, ,lasa.toa ,,.h. 49, ,,o.s
Of Wr f:ouid's ,nnvc hrr,r to c;rtuta1a "a smon,s
tI,,, n,,oro,t,r ,vbn b..,,.1 ,a st,,r. ha, "n
nn,.n s,rnrisa ,nclorTf TIE on;n, e.o.e Sa ; "Hs
vnrs, rhnt tho tr,nsac,ion n,,,t ,,,'h n1o n
rim nntmmrtd ,,nn, rs fa4.. nrJ al, ~.ra H. I;toas
wlso agreed that it would naturally affect the
wer. sr,,";m,,t IL ,n,,;.,h1 M f nv "t W purpes
frin, ,va., t,rrots.r.;, - mos, ~ u.s S"sssi @ s
ah,.ni f,,t w., },:,, . ~ 1:tUi' @ .nAt ~ nho
IN y Have ~ u % ~ svsuAG ,s , Gst;o' ~ ~ aahuat
s"iI ,h;s ,,s,riemo, u ..v HG,i ~ - - nntsnsll; %
% I"n @ t:a ,t,hi 49, 49, H...I , n''s iEcentl5
uven the Gon.y wa.cn'ng 1no GievatcI r,ads ana
sas 1 - hunn,1, @ v,, tnen WIZ #a'cu 40
1,ts,,.nd ,ha a.t ," oin, ~ t,; n ~ nus rni
, 1881-10-09

Speeiol Daspateh to 1he Chieaoo Tribune.
MORRIS, III, Oct E-Last S,1nday Frank PAGE.
Of this place, boy between l. and 13 years OF
age. while out bunting with his cousin, accl-
dentnlly discharged his gun. woundlng his Gem
panion 1t Is supposed fatally. The chnrge went
through the unfortunate lads arm. rendering
anpntation Ut the shoulder necessary and q
At this writing he IS lying in q very critical
condition. and IN all Probability cannot RECOVER.
Immediately after the accident the buy laid
as gun aud game bag down and disappeared in
or heard Of since The Marsnal and citizens.
with the distracted parents. hare secured the
found He is Of medium size dressed in a dark
gray suit hlack soft ha1- and old boots It i;
thought that he may have gone West Auy one
telegraph to his father, Frederick Paige Of mis-
place, w6" will immediately send for him md
pay al charges
, 1881-10-09

PREPARATIONS Fol. THE RECEPTION OF TIE
GERMAN GUESTS.
" NEW York, Oct S.-The German n-Anericau
citizens Of New York are making extensive prcp-
arattons for the reception of tho uesceutlants
OF haron Won steuben, who have been invited
o'" tho United States Government to participate
~ the yorktown celebration. Surveyor
ira ham has pnccd the custom -bo,,se
revc nue. cutter Mt the SERVICE Of the cetnulittee
which, with the Sta1e Reception Cota1,ittcc. viii
proceed town the buy to meet the guests .lpo,,
tne news 0t the arrival tf the steamship Hcrtitr
\ 'neeting OF tho several German societies viii
&c &c heid tomorrow to complete arrangements
1oF the entertainment III their Go,.h,tryu1pn
thcre VIII be q recep1tont in Licderkras,z uaIl.
where tho following program will he given: An
aaufess .H y; Carl llanset. Singing hy chorus Of
Carl Schtlrz ~ ~ ~@a ~
, 1881-10-09

/ 4 COMPANY FORMED TO WORK THE NJ
! TEATE REDS OF rt.Ku.
Special Dtspdteh to The Chicago Tribune
NEW YORK, Oct. San attempt is Abo,t to b,
! made, according to Jacob II. Shiphertl IL lasyc
OF this city, to secure under what is said to b,
an agreement with the Government Of Per,
one-thard of all the ruat1o remaining in thn
country. 1t Is said that q company has been t,r.
| canned under special charter with d capita
| OF $3o0o,oO0. There is now due from the Peru.
vian Government to Alexandra Cochct. the dis.
cover OF *uano III thnr part Of South America
and his lcsnl representatives. the sun,
OF S*n,oo0'0oo unllQuidated damages, will,
interest at . per cent from Jan. |.
1s'l' I'LL paid and that ali the rights of Cochet in
tue premises have been duly transferred to, and
are now vested In. this corporation.
KNOWN AS THE PERUVIAN COMPANY
Ihe company Is said to have IL complete UNDER
standing With tho Government ut Wxshipstnu
aud no adjustment Of the difficulties between
Gnu anti Peru will he allowed which docs not
pros'ae fnr nll an,crtcan Interests. 4 gentle
man man c!oTsy T Identified With the undertaking
snys. Ihc most powerful corporation in Tho
history OF tho world porn of ii history 1,ori. rn
M,nsI mnnt'e u than any dream Of the *Arabia,l
States in Central South America and rcsiorn
rI,ore mors II taeu a. The glory. of the incas.
orose 70 1hs e9frsme X sonhern limit Of
, Which extend across the borders into bolivia
The victorious Chftfans now propose to.
4 SSEX TO CHILL THIS ENTIRE; TERRITORY
me Perlvian Company claims that no a.
tempt hns ever been nude BY Peru to lenv her
Indebtedness 10 either Cochet or La11drcau. WHO
also discovered gunno deposits. TIE very ,ic-
flrlned rue obligation, and ull the courts refusal
70 pronounce Against the plaintiff The lt,s,t
rspresentattves of Cochet have an IN
qiesuonable title, to SO tnuch Of Pcr,,
wnea converted into money, as will satisfy rha
aen1. Win interest and all costs Of llnui,fatinn
anu correction, and 1t Is for them alone to cic,t
What property they shall take and how thav
shall convert it.. The REPRESENTATIVES Of Lan. Lazy
prior debt OF Coohet shall have been ex1ino
THE C1II11ANs MIST TAKE PERL.
says SAYS me ,, Peruvian Company, like any other
estate subject to all existing indettedness. The
law OF nations is well se1Iled and cannot i,e
81 successfully questioned i gentleman IF
the affairs nj Chill md p"r,, Sr,n
says tnat In his opinion Chill will under M ern
5'oerNton relcnse her claims in the Isruyince of
Iarapaca. where the nitrate beds lie. and tl,at he
secs 20 reason why the Peruvian ty,,7nans.
snoaid % 50 hopeful Of securing these posses
THE GU.ASo DEPOSITS
afe concerned, he said they a.nouu, to but little.
, 1881-10-09
GRAIN,
TIE M.AEKET EXCITED, UNSETTLED, AND
WEAK.

NE.Ak.
Special Di,pdtch 10 The CHICAGO 1r1burt
New IonK, Oct. S.-Tha grain market today
oIened excited, unsettled and decidedly weak,
dropping from sl.5' 1T the cluse of the market
Mt Chicago yesterday for November TO $l.52:sss,
or ~ cents, and from $l.6) to Sls1:s for Deccm-
her. Corn fell of less, one cent rs the press
ure to sell had hem tue severest the past TWO
days and was relieved this morning. us l1obi,s
wns selling ont through all the brokers in Chi
caSo yesterday. Tho pressure OF long wheat
~ eh,,r', ,,, ~ m. W Hseaer anan yet seen nnu
and werc offered ut nenrly two cents decline
early without buyers Lard broke - cents from
lust night here unti ut tho West and pork still
more. Indeed the whole market for IL time
looked pan!ckr, nnd L. then there was a
rally. as tho hears themselves we're
anxious to prevent n decentralization or break
faster than they could c,tl. margins on the bulls
BESIDES, Il large amount nf covering short con
tractS was done. and the bears reaped a harvest
on all their purchases. When this demand
slackenetl. however. the 1ua.kets fell heavily
PACK i',:ain tnr want OF supporting demand Late
III tne tia; there was Il recovery and huoyunr
speculative markets prevailed
, 1881-10-09

MADRID, Oct. Sin the Senate SeIlor
Guetf presented all amendment to the au-
dress in reply to the speech from the tlrolte
demanding autonomy for Cuba. Srlor
Gueft's amendment demands the construc-
ton OF a commercial treaty between Cuba
anu the United States on the basis of ubso-
lutte freedom OF commerce. Conservative
newspapers declare the amendment must be
withdrawn.