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Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-08
VIEWS AND NOTES
. Summary Of Important Events.

pors,nESr ARTHUR, accompanied by
- monbers of the Cabinet, has left
- S'ti% h;n ,tor for New York City. The Pres
W''n;'+ ', IN" - attend to the winding up OF his
u'n'. .r5 other private business. The mem-
y" '1r .,,bo Cabinet are to finish up their va
'els .,., y, rbieb were cut short by the death
u ofprp.jScnt Garfield.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-08
Thieves Roll-Call.

There Is a custom in vogue at the
Four Courts known as running the
gantlet," which thieves, burglars, and
people of that ilk, are very anxious to
escape. The gantlet was formed in
the drill room in the basement of the
Four Courts last evening, by opening
the ranks of the night platoon of police
SO as to form two lines of about forty
each, facing inwards. Sergeant Schmidt
gems stood at the head of this line, and
called out in stentorian tones: eaten
ton, men. Here goes Tom Casey,
sneak-thief, burglar and house-breaker.
Look at him,''
Casey was thereupon compelled to
walk slowly twice up and down the line,
to be inspected by all the officers, and
chiefly by the detectives, in the rear of
the officers.
"John Kelly, sneak-thief and burg
lar" called the Sergeant, and Kelly was
compelled to run the gantlet.
"John Henry" sung out the Ser
geant, and a big negro, said to be the
tallest man in St. Louis, came skulking
along, and he, too, ran the gantlet.
Then came two other men, George
Lewis, alias Chicken Jumper, and
Charles Jones.
Now for their pedigree as read out by
Sergeant Schmidtgens "These three
men are sneak-thieves, burglars land
garroters. The way they play their
game is for Henry to walk behind an
unsuspecting citizen, throw his right
arm around the citizens neck so as to
III r11a IS ,,c.l,t
the citizens mouth so as to keep him
from crying out. While the citizen is in
this position Lewis holds his feet and
Jones cones through his clothes, taking
all he has portable except his pants and
shirt.
The particular crime for which these
men are held is the garroting of an old
man named Ephraim Hale about ten p.
N. on the 18th inst, and garroting and
assailing Mr.. Ricks, of Wash and Sixth
streets, on the 5th inst, and the CARROT
ing Of VIM. Rooney at the corner of
Tenth and Morgan streets, on the 18th
inst.
Then came a well-dressed, dapper lit
tie man, who looked like a popular dry
goods clerk off on his vacation. He was
tISSoou III tHc piilS Ol IttolliOll, HIS I6u
hair curled aud finger nails neatly trim
med, and little red mustache neatly
twirled: "Bartley Kelly" called the
Sergeant, and the dapper-like little gen
tleman tied white handkerchief around
his neck, drew his scalp down almost to
his eyebrows, so as to give his face an
entirely different aspect from its normal
expression, and walked scowling
through the gantlet.
Sneak thief, wire, safe blower, bur
glar, and confidence man." shouted the
Sergeant. 'Look at him; he is the
smallest, but the most dangerous of the
gang"
Sergeant Schmidtgens did not say so,
but Barley Kelly is wanted for roping
William Means, q rich cattle dealer
from Paris, Ill, into a house, drugging
him and stealing all his money, watch
and chain.-St. Louis Globe Democrat.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-08

THE monthly bulletin of the Depart
ment Of Agriculture, issued Oct. /, ,gives the
following condition of crops, based upon
returns received up to Aug. 1: Cotton-The
average condition for the whole country is
Magaint 95 on July l and 102 Aug. 1, 1880.
The complaints Of drouth are confined to no
section Of the cotton belt, but are universal.
Insects are generally noted, but as yet little
damage is reported. The plant is generally
mentioned as small but fruiting well. Corn
-General average condition II, very con-
siderable decline since the July report, which
was 20, and much less favorable prospect
lHan IN August, 1880, when it was 9S, the
ialter hgure, however, being an exception
a,y high average The general cause as
signed Tor the uniayorable condition of the
crop Is drouth, which is reported from every
se'"'n' ana OF unusual severity. There is
"iso some conplaint.of insect injuries, but
o"'! III Illinois, Missouri and Kansas are
'nei' raFages reported as severe. The
Saincn Dug Is the special plague in these
sla'es' though several counties in Kansas
also complain of grasshoppers. Spring
,".nnta'-AVerage ,.n condition 81, against IS in
~ ana 81 1879. Tobacco also shows
.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-08

80
LIE prosecution Of the Star-route
s&' s- was formally begmron the 3lst, bv the
uS OF information ia the Supreme Court
T@e Districtof Columbia against Thomas
brady, John L. French, VIM. IT. Turner
p's p'ose l.. McDonough and Samuel p.
'v"" LOT conspiracy to defraud the United
g1 aus counsel for the Government took
Al. sVn'"hat unusual mode Of procedure.
,.'''"u Oh The ordinary one of presenting the
ra,' @ % the Grand Jury, for the
rro, " 'na' one at least of the counts
wo,',s which they expect to convict
lmita.;aIe aIe been barred by the statute of
m ~. ''n mad the eases gone over until the
sd,onrn' ua'e 10 which the Grand Jury stood
reason 'IaU, y mother, aud equally potent
sion H., : = animated, was the apprehen-
.ur,. '-la' r'i' some of the members of the Grand
tho -. sN. pe 50 strongly in sympathy with
tain. IL s'u as TO render their action uncer-
,cc,,sani ,"c', IL Is asserted that some OF the
- corn.n,, nave openly boasted of having got
procooJin on the Grand Jury. These
ill., u'"sS Will be followed nm by
pia5. information against others inn.
A n,,n,, IN the alleged frauds.
0. tbo o'f n'D OF the minor beneficiaries
Soom.i ing have turned States evidence.
rsmoroa ctarr, whom President Arthur
IA. b.s ~, - postmaster at Deadwood, Dako-
that for laue la' a written confession, declaring
islsa ca.... s.'erai years past he has made out
B6. b"ea'es bata.'s OF star service on route S4,-
Which tween c'' Sidney and Deadwood. Of
trscn.' 'rmer, Salisbury & Co. are con-
caIity ~ . S'arr's confession exposes the ras-
se,t n one Star-route ring in the North
heariv : ieSident Arthur, it is stated, is
Jamas III accord with Postmaster G eneral
renor,, iu enforcing the prosecutions. The
ter.Csn. y lyner, First Assistant Postmas-
voncIps;oa Is believed to be foregone
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-08
Hydrophobia Prevented by Vaccination.

iituiOPHUDld IItftHttu ~ dCciIdtiOIie
M. Pasteur and other French savants
have lately been devoting special atten-
ton to hydrophobia. The great au-
thority on germs has, in fact, definitely
announced that he does not intend to
rest until he has made known the exact
nature and life-hiStory of this terrible
disease, and discovered means of pre-
venting or curing it. The most curious
result yet attained in this direction,
however, has been announced by Prof.
Y. Galtier, Of the Lyons Veterinary
School. This inquirer has found, in the
first place, that if the virus or rabies be
injected into the veins Of sheep, the
animal does not subsequently exhibit
any symptoms of hydrophobia. This
in itself would be sufficiently curious
result to justify attention, though its i'm
portance, except as confrmatory testi-
mony, becomes less striking when it is
remembered that M. Pasteur has lately
shown that the special ailas of the dis
ease appears to be the nervous tissue,
and particularly the ganglionic centers.
But there is this further curious conse-
quence: sheep which have thus been
treated through the blood and which are
afterward inoculated in the ordinary
way through the cellular tissue, as if by
bite, are proof against the disease. II
is as though the injection into the veins
acted as vaccine. Twenty sheep were
experimental upon; ten only were
treated to the venous injection, and then
all were inocculated through the cellular
tissue. The ten which had been first
vaccinated y continue alive and well;
they have not even showed any adverse
symptoms. The other ten have all died
of rabies. 1t remains to say why Nj.
Galtier experimental upon sheep, and
not upon dogs and cats, which usually
communicate the disease. The incuba-
ton of the disease is much more rapid
and less capricious in the sheep than in
the dog or IN man, and hence NJ.
Galtier was able to get his results more
certainly within short period. Having
succeeded so far, he is justified in un-
dertaking the more protracted series OF
observations which experiments upon
the canine species will involve; and
this he proposes to do. Experiments of
this nature are not without serious
risk, and admiration is almost equally
due to the courage and the intelligence
of the experimentalist. But what will
the anti-vaccinators sayP-Pau lNall Ga
1oiLe.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-08

"A submerged steel tube forty feet TAs
below the surface is the latest sugges-
ton for the crossing of the English
, 1881-09-13

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a. q '' FILLER Sovos mi aa sa 's't ssiist ~! !
, 1881-09-13
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"Hht't, y, t"HI- y t.r,th'.... i'.'t.'il ia;t'n!
,aai,: *;'ss,' Il sss ;oai. s'''a''
:Ineluintx International & t:Frat Northern.
Tho hirHr%t Increase Il tIl:ttls by tho Union
pnei:lr The t,,1lS trunk lI,Ie rr,nrl-tht Ut TIM
e.. t., t.. 4 |. ltoatl-shUws II tlrcrcnsp. Tho
ureatcst lyains nre made b. tho ST. t'Aul md
Northwestern R,,nds.
In nit editorial nnatyss OF tho finances of tito
elevated r,,a,ls, tho JHrd shows that nfler its.
tmr.ing TIM SssAn needed ut nttcs to put them
IN sliiu rta1uE tttlGr thoru will lIo deficit Of
$1.. iSl OF tho llnDlit,t ntt,!el to pity tnxcs uni
Interest. 1t ers.!tlura tic payment III 'ntcrrtt II
serl0hs question. nnd Asscrts thnt theru ~ II
reasonable fenr thht bankruptcy starca even tho
New fnrK and Metropolitan Companies III the
fncp. I'm NIL which tho tH'mlllGtt TT tst lIroNle
Will naturally be whnt nloslve las AIr. tieutd for
Wishing proplo to thlak 50 III Vi tho elevated
sttrks?
President Garrett tclcgraphs as fellows III
rcgar'l IL tlio rpIort that ho hui sud out his
Interest lit tito baltimore Il Uhln to some New
York cupiuits.s ut s..il si,Hro:
TAerr Is not u particle Ut truth IN tito state.
inent. WhtIo wus tn Europe. recently prt,p'st.
tio.is were ni,.'le ut larur advances hltni TITO
st'Mk tron. tuo largest hal'strs. My ntivtces By
yuho for tho City i, l'nlslnore. thu loMns t1oI-
he Se GHi sr icrs aass %er, lint s s1 In r
khnru Were Uttered tho stTk shnttl,t not bu HtII
tn my Judgment. thu future welfare nnd hotcl-
nE,tlcnt nr tho trade and Interests Ut tho t1ty
IF baltimore t!ercrl uEu!l tho tull,Ii,l Of tho
iMlttElurr Il Uhio lnlrontl Company mud II. c1l,-
,Irctea inturrsts. II Is my conviction that III
rres es%l!tt over e ra!.i tnat wouA Justify t!rt-
l,ru>parity ni1l rrurtss NJ 0tir t,eorlc mud tho
rcHllns connected with Olr t1nr1 will ltr con.
tll,unnsiy nss,lrcI nm, advanced. Anttetln,to
TINT thrsH VINO control this vital subject nii t
tho niAtincr turn. havtn9 nlsu Gntrt, Mn ntttenc0
III tho intrinsic ynng Of tho property. will ,luvcr
part with thNt gOftrO1. clthus to the shHrGhnltf
YRS Ut riv0l trunk lines or 10 other competing
Interests.
Tho following SHOWS tho fluctuations of tho
lctlTD stocks:
, 1881-09-13

The following instruments werc flied 10
record stollday, Sept. Il;
.-... ttrs PROPERTY.
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rstssa !s stFse 1i:; Il. dais ~
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ss ;aSs aS:ii ''1
81 i. asis ssit. twifam Il. i.u';',6 so :.
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vii asaSs ai +. Ill., II e Z! fans'! iss9,s " Il u
AS: + -. A s;ia / i. "
GGiss. fs%!Sa vnesancs ;'i1Ss ie i. @ sas 40
ffpSs Sts "a xx 4 a!ns, ssrxs;; Il
$sf s'SS Il | Ss,Sis Si i:h:g j ;5 ;s:.5;
T !$ i;;$$ $S; iii i. i,ix:is
q CLtlssine ,tntsrtr!,erl.. 100
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'!: i; /! sl y%a % Aa,s"; t s t; &
canat s"s i, fi':'S! ~ 9f Ik xsi II. Svs W.
lux; 2; tJohn Htastt Thun,an y ilUwfnnd, ILL.,
VI! s''a I. " 9 a,s1:s s:.ss9 q Ea a's
1u3a II VI !a;ui / a;silax IT. iaisd ="
" T. .ased Ians q. coanselmaa % " ID i: Y. ~
u" S,!sn i M 81 iiiin ~. i&i;xis
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sss i taae. &c naehs ase e T5:o Ka
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Tss:sa %%s: II! ls. 4 MlSs asss;: i 3S .ss, Il
Mits" ~. ii; il Il ti i. /. nadsiSi i'
aat axil9ft latsa sept. 10 tuuHtaf tiastSi.
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stf y!s T. ill., :ufe r. iats s ss't t,s a s ;'
J. ". Henderson 10 Albort urevo'.......,... G0
or frx n15 !TT ~ T, wtTS sy" or sEvE
'>' as!st ssps. cloa'as ks'sxan 10 wiaa; -
~: !s,ss II Sas a. aaaj Gasis 4 i.
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Sass Gs;sd n ssSt u q MGs.st u sn.ae l. t3l Ast
, 1881-09-13
A REMARKABLE MURDERER
Edward Enrls4 Ikensons for {:lndness
HAT lie Had RBenn Found Guilty.
YIry,, YIu.

Edward Enrls. Isensons for f:ladnesn
1l.ua lie Iaad Bccn Found Guilty.
,,ii.,. H. .,,o 's ,et"s ,:,I,.arI I".t t,nrroa
enl!ty " the e"Se " t""atA l."'l, cnAIEe'
VIII tho ni'.rt'cr ul hts wlle n hamilton
nrls,,,,er az rnl,uws: ). Wnnt hive Won tn sny
,vhw er,tnnne nj ,,.ot,, shntiL mi hn nr,,.
WY , 'en's'e ~ ~ "e"'' ~, "''o"'' '''S w p'o
aola11eea uto'l YOU
This Prssnner-l don't feel tltnt c0[h say
any,lllns now ot''er t'lnn to thank the Jury
tor r,,. to n' 1es" neoss t" ,..r 'uI' sn
tiEnt' 1uelsatc 4l''c h''a" !h'F.Slua9o tl4's'
III Tic way through.
I'llu Court--'rlMre Is no doubt. think, OIL
'rha nr,..,,'or"1, ,,,,. ,"i,i ,,'o. Inc, ,,n,,"
Ane ,t'so'lei-ih NY n'''!s' tlVt iafc .one
periectly ffEtlt. 11st a. "a'''a ll;,'n theht'
Tho C0l1rt-inll certainly Hnse lln,i Il falr
trial: yuu huyt3 Erru assisted by nl,e rul,n.
sr!. WltI l,nvc s,arsaI no ,,nl,,s, Il, tur III lilo
Gunrt c0,ltlt iut)gr. to u{l yUu IN every ,,lul-
lrr ,,t law t,,it] Of furt lfat cnEki bu a,Ilirct
III your bcllulf. There II only 0lle sentence
wlilci tle Inv allows to be Imposed upOl, Il
,hut IS ,lratt. 0' - N ''N' '''>'
I'hp PrISDi,rr--AIny soyn wortln wish
to SLY tu tbs cnulIsul Wh0, wers 50 bllirr
tE.,', onh t,ini: ,cv i,"vn III ,,,,, s,inmm
r,sy: Md i nm ii,nmi:f,tl II, ti,rn, T f,r nnt
u";s si",, Mn IN. ~, ,",rn ,t,"n NAV n. XIII
wn,I snv II, nv n,v,, ,n,lt,ss ,lInt m. lns mi
,,,tiv hnI tl,,.,. ,.f,,,In II. w,,rE m.rjt'st. t
my @ In ~" W"rk esn msMns . m,ul i hnvn t's, lin Kin
nv ~ @ ~ vs,lf uu ~. IN ~ =, ,.v 49,.
jnnJt - ~, III. 'mrt '"'"s "''>' '''s ~ "'' "~e
III" M t:",r!tsiior ,s,- ,vh,. ,o,, i,,ni- su.l
II ..,,,,sn" "''N WY } y" ''o'' '"e''
,rh,. t,utIrtNWhas Il vnttr ans,yerp
, 1881-09-13

In t'htcnK.,. Uavernn,cnt bulIds tvcr0 active
md unchanged In prlan. District Of Columbia
't'sis were HAL hid anJ lO1at asked: rnItcl
Ssatcs:Fss. lul,4 lid and i0l.f uskc,i; IL, III bid
md HIS asked; and Ais, liz bill AMI 1l3!i
nskcd.
Chcngo bank olcartnes wero <H,lOoOol Dnst-
ness wns only fa!rly active. Ioans wero 5l7 rcr
cent. Country orders for currency were only OF
moderate volume.
, 1881-09-13
BUSINESS.
Stocks in New York Open Weak
and Close Stronger.
Gould Selling Western Union aud
NnbNsll--A1oncy Easy.
When Was Pullman Ex-Divi.
dend ?-Finances in Chi
cago.
Tho Produce Markets Active and Agata Much
slronoer-A Gunurai Advance
In Prices
torn Bouming-0lher trteals NolAllng up-in
1tliie Southern km1DJ For 1jegty,
Torn Deunling- -Dller tcreuls llollullny l)p-in
atli,c Southern Demand for Meaty.


feature. tho tnurkct Improved. ulttl ut tic close
WIS strung. Money wns IN sufficient supply Ut .
iwr cent. clique manipulation WIS nnt t,nttCc.
nGIy ut wutk III my DIRECTION thn,tgIi Uputtt
was rrl"'rtrd To bu selling Wabash arl Western
CHl1 aUIno realization was observed, and at
one time II gave the n,arkct II heavy tools.
AZ rcv.trtls Western Union tho point WIS cir
CttGl ihAt IL wutiA sell ut ri brftrp i n. III. OIL
Ii.essny. II Ii 4 Erent convenience to have Il
point tlc!lni. not on1y as to price, but tn ttlt.
\ Rrcat lcat nr mnncy tina lccu lost hitherto OH
puints fecal,su they failed tn Htntc whGn " tho
price predicted wonId bG rpuchca. Mr. Gould
hns evidently determined tu cha.,Eu ai this.
Stuclss weru reported TO be Tending EASILY, ex-
erpt st. l'A,tj. II there hns lrpn ITO new pnol
Formed IN this stock-uul tho report OF alich a
lmnl Il tlenled-it scenis 10 bn Mt least certain
tint tho Dircctors or the company have bcen
huying 1t lnlgeIy.
New York n,lvIccs stRtc TINT Tho short Intcrckt
Is Rrrattr reduced.
Michigan Central Is said 10 be hc,lvtiy over
eold. ami tho clique who solu 1t down from 10
nre now advancing tho prize.
CAn,ilnck wis nMun4 t1usr short Of Ohio {:
Mississippi. lio 9avo or'scrs lust wcck 10 euvur.
The p",l were whiting fnr JUST auth Dp}Iortnnt.
!ts. aud rushed tho price up to tD. enlsI.lx cam-
inck heavy loss. ~ which thcre WIS n pat re-
J0ictu2 N'nDnH tho brokers Oh tho iltIor, whu It
would *ctnl thereby. uro not foul nf Cnfnlnnek.
t,sburIe, tho. Il credited with having CuvGre.l
his shorts In Ohio & Mississippi, and in fact In
everything else, Including su0u Michigan Cen.
trail.
Lake Shore Is appointed :" for a rise Of 4.
When was Pullman nx-tlvlstcnl und CT rights?
Sept. t. tho Stockholders Anit ut tllclr
incrtinS lust Thursday; aftrr Sept. 10 the Guv-
crnlslg fu!nInlttre nj the New York Stuck Ex-
chung" drri!e'i yesfcrtay. Tho answer to tho
question lueana Ii considerable difference In
, 1881-09-13
By TEL E{sltApH,
NEW f0ttk.
ia fhk Nxaferfs L

10 the Hrstern 4tt,oc.ated Pren.
NEW YohI. Sept. l@-Govurnments wcro quiet
and frtn.
1taIlroal bonds wcro In light request and IT.
reK,s!Ar.
stnto securities warc dull and nominal.
THO stock narkct was weak at tho opening,
and In carly dentinEs lccltnc OF II to III took
plncc, nrnyor l. Rlo Grandc, St. Tnu, md Ohio
& Mississippi Leading therein. Soon, however,
dealings BECAME stro.lg. and prices rose Il 10 ",
bnt latcr reacted si6}5f. Speculation, howcver,
quickly rcgnlncd strength, md there wns
hnoshrr advance of Il to ai4. In which Lake
Erie & Western, Ohio Central Peoria. Decatur
& Evansville. RrHdpg, Mubio Is Ohio. md St.
Paul. wcro most prominent. During tho attor-
moan tho nnlrkrt WIS fcverIsh, Isoston Air line
preterr!ul selling mn, indianapolis. blooming.
tnn \ Western II: anu lsichnlnlHl & Allegheny
u. while Ohio Mississippi fell nlf III. In lHlu
dGlsl!nE4 speculation u1,ltn tonk IN UPWARD
turn. aud tho nsnrltnt cl.'scd strung at III nd
" SE9 rs wth fr,, .ne eosnE '
fnr itchtAnRd l. AlltHhuny, which sold up tu48!s.
, 1881-09-13
COMM EIsClAL.

Tho following were tho receipts and shipments
Of loadtug articles Ut produce III tue city during
tho torty-clHht hours ending 1T o'cInck Mun.
tiay n,urn!ng and Tor tho corresponding time
yenr ago:
, 1881-09-13
BREADsTuTrs AND SEEDS,

FLOut.-Was very qnlet and strong. Thorc was
decded snt1cncy 10 a.k hlEher prtceA tho lew us
which wasc fur sufD 1hote " little offering nt cr-
rent 4untntouS SRtcs wore EBpOrtau Of 40 bra win-
t0rs. partly at MO: i hrta .prlrRs pnrtiy Mt Il ID, and
y brs T5o Hour OH prVnte terMs 10tl1. Gl hrls. VIM
ter tfoura wero quoted ut Ht5a81s shipping springs,
ElpshO: the Iow-Rrado springs, s3.09aM Ito i0ur
At nbs)ut ffUtah1U.
OTHEn UnEAnsTUpPs-Woro IN goo,i demand anu
AFln At furner quotations. Sailor reported Ut 70
cars bran 1T t7tu&l!l fnr uood ind &I{D for sour;
9cnra middllnus Mt salu&s5ioJ, und CIR shorts at
s1fM
apH1N0 WTlEAT-was moaernte,y active and
again stronger Tho market for ncxt manlh nJ-
vanced he from the sutsss price nj Saturday. md
clorcd armor. wh!ls September advancGd xj$6tcic.
Tho urIt!sh tcearanE noted tirmcr tons In London,
and our receipts were quito light. which fact
eallsa out . 6ettor domnna from sopson'hes
sssg' arg Some % the nor,s Ss
s Rat iSea 'sss
sss 5 e M P fs ~
9 assssS; sSs"s ~.
;s%Snd q: .As asa
n, tlo t5'ee ii iFS... tecs!p.. es4ax It I'LL
5 isss 3sSsPs s'$! tt!ss 81 s.ts sss
t*a$ ": saS e.. & II sa.' M. L. .
:s ssa M sss S.IGss s1sssse sEss r 10 ;ss
Auo Glbtu u tIst>t. nsFn1!i99F ana tnG y4nr NbtU
honMs Le thiuu' r. tisttto-t7 cinslnK On thhi!EG
" llle natsa9 N0y4nt0r FitHH1st 2Ns safc nb0vu Uc
enbsr tio n!e.oileo RelHK aasly 4uMt tho upnnnR.
WV neGenpnT @ wv fS!.iHgy sieAY Ut nbnnt - uvDr
day' Including sra"saa5,nt,."n tho sn hoard'
:snriH.a, 1.l., a.t.rt'ay =, .tr,'aE i % ht
trssn @ s ssnsespta,:::.''.'st|s. i,: ti'sHAGl5 etM
sns!.r '!.. tN,stahvr:; !y!s ,.% tp,=a} i.*9s
1St!ys ..e1: nsseH'gr, q l'sk lssAtslD lI!sl
q S Eed - storu Waa noM'1al st
w. ..t,'pls u, v y k*!ai
nnd G!oslug 9su nbovc tl!s lateat slaex Ut saturday.
IN ~ Mc an2 MN iHrk w. hlYhoE
syor hrl.k sp9entnyo tlo!natd On up..!o nccount,
seGMna t1 ~ tnlssa4ou! " outside tsnsler4llGNs.
tcratnru WI tursr mnu ,En Win wv ,r1 N.Y.
at lroat e n!p part pf thg c'rn whct ils Struggled
through IN spl.o Of ihg arHuth Shippers faux LstG
irputy. nentEE tho pant Ut t1c Ior Frlncinll, and
1nlxt1t nl! lhD ktniptu ots BtIgrei Whlu euuiu hy
, 1881-09-13
LIVE STOCK.

.tItlt.Atiu. ,,,.r
EAT*FLE-Itcce!YcId dur!nu snpaaS A.t .avN
h,au; sau4v tlmv lust week, 'i'9i to1a' 'a''
, 1881-09-13
MINING NEWS.


Spee!as D,paseh to Tho Chicago Trtbunt.
jl'sTuS. Sept. E,-sitlnx stocks ut tho old
hMrd were 1rm, Quincy Hnlnlng from T.i to
ISL. transactions Ut tho Mining lxrhNhuu
wero quito lively. Cedar Spring was active Mt
~ rcRuar, n,ld Il l4uycr t), ami Gl lIuyor no.
Large Snlts uf massachusetts, l. New MexCo
wcru lt.1dc, declining from u lu 70. 1t renetcd
ut the clu*o 10 u, md also suld ut tho elosu
lnlSGr 10 ut -. Milton advanced from u t0 10
lrEnsar md so!tl huyrr 80 ut lOO. llnpewcl
Manganese gained Frol u 10 U.s. uud buyer ~
ut Il. Columbus deeltHcd from 105 10 l05. aud
buyer ~ nt lla.'
10 the Htsttfn Associattd T'rfsi.
f'0sToS. Sept. 1".-M!nl,lg stueks CLOSED rs fol.
lows:
1.louex at!nlnR Co.... skilowabtc .,......... l4N
tMutnrt u ll..t,.... i:!yIQn!ncy. "
:aHsts ::as! ta;::..: & si'9ep s9s i::t.
FeHHklHs+ss l3tGE
s.tS FRANCISCO.
closed:
AAGs....::::.:. ksls't sslSS,ean. III
nHEtcis'ss ...ss.+.... IN0bns!ny y.
HeSt q becheF+...... Et>I Ipas..s.s
vi
tl'utUsl. VA
thnI!nr th,SafnGo.:
Enn, f!txtnltt. 1+;Hltrtn Nevada.
tfnw fnlht....-.... III Sl,tGt ktnK......u... liz
tSrbsst,,sr.... ..:.. ,n co::d.;si:. ] III
!!nuId Gtlrry....... ut Glow .lnckrt......... ~
llhln y SUrctnsS.t. ~ SUuth uutllt. ~
Dividends: Northern Iir,ie, reEular, 5U cents;
PXtft II 1Nr hNr