davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-04-04


NEW Yns1K* April 2.--c6rrnS-Quot hnt ttcndy,
l0Hlc Juno, W7ic, July. 10uSoi August. lHaic Sclt-
to.uber lHhic: Octobgr. 1091ci Noyenbur, lOye DO
c0n,bcr. D,15c,
rl.urM-Elrm, receipts. 2i0Oo brls: exports, l20n
brlk, yupertina state md Western. Ek7hDl.5t cuH-
tuan TO good e1tE., Il I'D iN uona ~ cl,olep. GNia
G75; ST. uuIs. sptisia, MtnnosotA patent r,roceas,
HthUta.U.
GuAiS-Whent In falr demand; rccslntN ,37.nD hu;
EXPORTS lNt,U9 GHi unRsAded spring, sll0; AnRraicu
rcd, sllJasl No. ill., t9leat.llts Nh. DO. st.}t4s
LETT cnaI, s.1tG} u; riiroa1 NJ. rcd, t1.3D Mlxud
winter. s'!4f&lsl!t; ungrauird whlsu. *l7tssJ. No.
Mxas ssisSit ssy, sl.yssi:s jaao; !i;:S fasisijs
cSF 91s '5aSH' 81, fn1y Ssi,fa ss.!1 eyS &c u.
stsn,sr SJsssss NJ j .i, do, 91' Nj.
sa Tsns II: IN :: Hf,' S;Stse; May S,'{tts!1ls
IL: :susc: wh'is tt: N*txH. .'e'' '''~ wv
Urn and Ws.iurn. lIa$ Nuw ynrH atats' iisxic
ist; r ~ KS rsa s sae aenevs v o%.xss xas
f:s rnUs.aiu dUniAnd liico siet,1y. with fur du.
pETnoiEuM-Dnll md stcaks limited, so31s, crudo
Uher'Hc: refined. Inc nsko,l,
hHs'SN,ysss hH,yssS'iSy. y d! III y. a.S"a's0' is:
TuKpESEiSk-1lMlla and eAsIer ut IL.
fTHE'I!a aas sole. 1uonos Ayrc.. md lilo
d,sss Hs; s a sa.S!s ~ sys ss''s M &c.: 4so
ss 3 sssss FL st. sS I ss is5sr $s
m.4aies: aasH3aai 81 sI,.ft oleas, ta's Lasu wsak,
R!;!ITEl!-'S{|S'I;Yt !'{S;'I;Y n s5d Ssssy atsasse.
,us M ,s as % %sGr ss s fo raT a .'e" si
isss; itss!a sSsS s|ss' aSs: a "sSsi sa.@9as' eiS:
, 1881-04-04

ToIEn0, O.. April ..-GNAtS-Whe Btcndy; No..
who Michigan, tlc;; nHb1r Michigan sl,u3>li No.
rod. spot slU}a. APRIL, tlp1S; MAY md June, tL1t;
tnly *l0ltf, No. red. t!.7, rejected, !Is,7c; No.
rcd mixed, ta,us3t. Corn Atendyt high mixed. l4c:
Nh = spot nna April, k1f. May, IMo; Telucled. +4}t
dannKtt. 4!A. UAts aulct: No. 33ie.
SEEiS7GGI9ycr aulot' pstnlo nla1notf' s5' primo.
ltEcKirTs- Wheat. 5000 hui corn, 7.00 bu. oats,
s,!ii'lENrs-whon lsou bu, corn. 49uN bul oats,
1,Uuu Du. -
, 1881-04-04

SHIRT ribs, sesr siny. closc!t nt t7UJs7.d l.onR
sna:. SssAs boxed: ianx cnt han,, tst;!fe: sweet.
green alHli,N. tNilt MvNrAIG. H.t31hC
l3Acul! quoted ut fur shoulders. es4c for
short r1bs. for HhJrt clohFs, luz 14c for ills.
nj! canvnsnl and packed.
nEEE-Nh3 qn1et Mt sl1i1Etl01f for mess, ftljaa
ll.N fur extra snrss, and fa.lk,taJ5I fut huns
, 1881-04-04
cIcc.Oc.

Special Disuafeh 10 YIt CAfeapo Tribune.
Ocf,SUMuWtE, Wis, April 3.-Ciscus hayo M
peart,d by tho thousands II, Ocunonluwoo a,ul
Ukaucheu LnIsts aud Arp bnlng caught hy tho
his!'iresls. Tho t!tdt clught Wrru huuEllt lly
fthl Nsu, - -
, 1881-04-04
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcro the receipts and shipments
of thn lendfng articles nf produce In this city
tnrl,,H the twenty -four hours cullng ut 0'clock
Satnrdny 1norn!ny and fur the corresponding
time Il yctr HtfU:
, 1881-04-04

Tronosai. fSr indias sSpriiss >~n ami Trans.
PREPAYMENT f'Ild'':ri Of TilE INTERIOR,
~ o',s y Indian AM'r. Wq,s.hinSta Mars'. % =
ssoa: fiSsr' %!Ss1;s tan:!s';$siss s. n i&s
;ss;' CO 9 a n%5a< t Ms
eS,s @ ,s. i;ssS nSsi as%' ~ Asi, 81
i s ftHSs" tss4 st ! 'ffs1. fSs Sss'sss s, ss%s ssas
h:s!a tsa s: '!Sns s %fa:s
amd ss&; ssai's,s Whsas, 1' ''9 ''"''"' S'""''
MI II nrs I" IT, ,ai. 19s9 saaar sns c
sIaaS !h5, ya: i; pSsS
s. iS Kt"a Ku:aess ; es S sefss ys:, sana
y* 3m yss! ss1* ss$r; ;2 xH @ sta.
IaIS;s HfS s[t yR5:, i,sSy
1Ts y; m HIS;l 90 Wsx:
s i ~ Si %iif: sss4 ; IL b. a'
III tr tSrt ,gs q, q to nrle.
iG5.S la siSiixsfsti i'S AsS9SS.; oossnx.s.
sctoduios showing tho kinds aad quantities OF SUBJ
kint: ad S&aatss il sso.s nf ali % %"tESs %IoSas una
ess sS abss ~ ft y
ders, ilo atlu place Ut us!Iyer, teEns Ut e,truut
s tSStst ina 81 S s.s:
satot, taths ta.!'an .'h'ssin Wa.,'lH.n,.;
81: y hsoadxay. Nss ferks aaa u tis csaais.a:
sans. aid saaEtoa, lsa sha fsstsaa%ssss % II & sioaz
Cd and bdlsrs aro nvstoA to be prsssn al tho opsu~
CERTIFIED ClIgcKy..
A es ss x fSFa'$ sssa:
ans ~ Ss = ~, N,Gs ,sGas of
Acting CumusslUuar.
, 1881-04-04

Oats 0uldt, but atnady; No. mixet. 171{f3sc. Hys
prmi No. 2sil harley ltronui No. fni, tLtHt eIrn
No. Z fail, fltti ...
t!iIv vianSs-rort firm, siS.n 1ar1 qnlct nj no En-
hnlk nrnta nrn; e1n1dha. faN'; ccar rib, f7.c lit
MHtsKf-atrahy. 31.h.
hi'rrEK-ACtlvH nnd Grul: chnlcN WcstOfu U4sofyp,
3!aasci cho!cs Cpnlrul Dhlil. Ud2Jc.
, 1881-04-04
1lI:FFIk1ItIt,

DETftotT. April 2.-FLbult--<luict md firm.
GtAlS-Whrnt trmeri No. l white, HUH, Arrt,.
&'Ut43; May *lT4; June, st.3: July. *l.03st Nh.
white. fiit No rcd. fi.U9G bid. ltpCepts, HUI
DuI BAlNHGutH 1,0u Au.
, 1881-04-04

Special DispateA to The Chicago Tribune.
KANSAS CITY, aio, April :.-GHAtH-Tho Price
Current reports: WEont-1tcco!p&s, A7H In; ship
mcns, ~ III bu: market u1lsetleI, NO. cnsh, s79sc:
april, e8c, No. cisi, ElGc: April, Tie: No. cash.
AA; April, Hid -HrcupA. laj bu, nlp nlohts
GlH hit Weaktr; No. easi. 5..J15Cs April ;s!!hc.
, 1881-04-04

TNckle nn nbstnnty colgh or cold With IIalo'k
1Iat,ry pf l[0FeEuitIld Af,u Tar.
Ilke's TOuhicho Drops euro In ono minute.
, 1881-04-04
nft2FTf1N.

1,osToy. Aprl, :-tLui'ts- Quiet nnd unchanged.
GttA1S-CUrn GEtn und unchanged. Outs 1ulut md
unchanged. Rye huunllly unchanged.
HuTrElt--Som!nnliy unchanged.
EuNs-Wescrn frcsli. iia1lBc,
lsECEil'rs-!rour. ;,s brs, a.1oo sacks; corn. 5on
bu, Wt0lt, Ru1I IN; oIlts 4, ,hlIJ bur ry9 7uI bu.
HItiPMESTS-FI0ur, u, ,taI hrlA.
, 1881-04-04

CLEvEtASp, Apsl! 2-rErNuLguM-unchan
Stnndurd whte, llt tcat. &c.
l'lTTanUAu, Pn. Aprl! 2.-rETaoLEUM - QuiGt.
c!u!u stsnty, United certificates. sc retinad, 111c.
Philadelphia lGltyury.
, 1881-04-04

NEW ORLEANS. In. April 2.-corToN-rrm'
nlIdt!!MR. lU}su low mld.lllng. Y}tc, good ortt-
d!nHry SIC: not rucc!ps, l,sGi bacat gross. ?4 ux-
puEts tU L0NtltUnt, hjAI>; sales. HItUs stock, u I'LL
, 1881-04-04
l}UFF.ALD,

NUfFALO+ April e.-iirAlS-WhGns dull; 1000 bt
Nj. hgsi Duluth Rt tt.2t Corn Aulls nunlnAlly IQ
@5lc un truck. utllor grain neglected.
, 1881-04-04

PROVISIONS.
1tUt1 PRODUCTS -Weru A'Dw md caa!cs. 1dvor-
poot rrpurtcd decline ut III In larl and nsruts. and
toru fuW nntso orders oltlnr to buy 0 sell,
wbi'u incnl olurntura disposed 10 do llttc. Tho
April tltt!vur'c. w0rs lnrru. nome peuplo thinking
that xoud deal Ut stun had been dumped On The
trno tor tho purpose Ut Weakening pficss and they
heth III. Though thu rocnlph pf hugs wcro nRatn
knle rho hacking slntt tho ctnso Ut February II u.s.
timatrd at 17tU hogs nglimst Uj to date your
ngH Art Uit1l 10 du III !S1.
MEsa tOltk-jtcttneh tl!i 115c per brl, and closed
~ er leuw tho 1a:cst ,tIscs Ut Friday Aa'cs wer
ren'rteh 0f AL lr* sHl1ot ApEIl mt ts5as 1uAH brIs
seller MHy Mt tliais pE'a. lLfi hr. co'ler .unu ut
t157!ssis77.a' md IN hrls srlrr tlo yrAr tl4W
A!ao, HD urls sunies u,nk0 ut sli:ispu ~ brs Ito
seller Juno NJ &ll: md tn hrt tln bes!cr duly nj
tlIlhL IhE nsxHt fur ruInr G.lisc nj H1nIit thh1
for r,n n* kft tr spitGt tho Lutltl, fl3t s3lIUr
AtMy, mid Sl5ilhi sNllrr JHnu.
LAIN -!ler!leI ae'ke pat l0 lbs from tho latest
prices nt EtitnS and cnsGs tnlnet. SntNs HerD rp.
rtgl u ~ les 5put nt to aJ tcs srlItF Aprit ~
s' r. 'et .ntlr5 Siny n ~ ~ , ~
july d sas It't.f, 1:.N te.. Tho narKet
April, slO.t1sa1A selot May. md $lU,UJ ~. tultcr
JnnB.
.MEATs-ltecnesi nbou, hc pcE iuJ Ibs. Yatcs wcEo
limited tn ul lbs HuultIrs. fully rntcs1. nj $sllIi
iutku lbs sti!rt t!bt nt t!ai.i sullbr May. uni tD
Vi saier !unet tGs sweot-ckcl hanls ti !l,:I
III Sie i'fce> 81 cnalHR cuts Ut neats wero as ful-
IbHs nt4 ucIUek:
, 1881-04-04
PEORIA.

PEORIA. April 2.--dHAtS-cnrn stondyi now h1ah
mixed. tt.63tl3{c now nxoa, +i!4a414c Outs !nnrt-
I've; No. white. 15GsGc 1ye nrln At sl}aeI.1G for
No..
lliuHwtSEs-uncllnngcun ut &l.0L ..
KlTE1trs-Ncnt, ,,S but Z VIA buy oats, H.
aubu; rye. t3i5 but hurley. = ,UU bn.
,S!IlrhESrA-W!eAt 2AJ BIZ, c.,rn. G. so hui oats.
Hi tut fyG, t,HU bl1 barley, Uu bu.
, 1881-04-04

TAIT1NIOEFs.
DALrtMt,nr. Md, April 2-FLouti-9tand and un4
changed.
HhAIS-Whcnt-Weatarr sscaty md strpnzs No.
Western winter rcd. t,nt. tl.I}ksLsIt(i April fa1Eb
I'll; Hny, flH4 mlA5i jn,u. *l.igl blsit July, ttla
A!lSi; August. Il. l3Atsls. torn gutet aul scadyt
Western mI1e.i. rtst, s'ztss3:&c, Arr1tt Elos Muy,
hiMsI4e, stch't,er. 5Jc Outs dull but Btuady. Ilyo
suu!y ut t1lkslE.
flAY-UDeIni,Kcd.
l'Kuv vtsiuSB-llMtl and unchnp2pt
ltuTTElt-UnchuKutt
Enthusiastically, mt tItu.
lErnttLEHM-S ..-
,titneEnlEs-cot.u dM md wcakf lilo cargoes, Of
nInnry III full, ttD I3G StRar aleady.
W1iiAKY-DHil 1T *lC.Y EUJN.
FHkftaltrS-unelshneed.
~ MISUNDERSTANDING IS! bElst wheat, CO. but corn.
~ ~ In, oats, 3.ASI btl.
shLGS-WhtAt1 aslh;Ess but COrn l1J,9iJ bu+
, 1881-04-04
BY TELEGRApu,


FOikEtoNs
Special uispateh In Its Cheaeo Tribune.
IIvE.truot4 April 7-ll;W Il. 1n.-FL1Ult-St.L l. list
E0.!.Hs ill.,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES No. t. ps 11ts No. 2. ~ Ids
sprng. No. l. - 81, Ma. =. Is I'd; whto No. !. ps;
No.. ss, cu,. No. t. l1s, No. = u ID, Corn-Sow,
ts lhd, old, ~ GJ4d,
rt.nvtYl0Ss-Fosk.G G3s. Lard. Sbs IL.
ltyEnFNut. April 2.-flHlvisiuSS-Ifncon-E
buElnnd cut ll at 4s; short ritz dull ut Ills d long
ctuH! study ut l,s. liahs-V.nna cut dull nt iis.
HUef-Extra India nuss dull at ig}s. Lard-1rlmo
Wustorn dull BIS.
E1iEEsE-AmcrfCln cholce dull ut bSs.
TuRrESrlSE-SprItad dull NJ Ws,
1.DSDUS. April 1.-TA LLnw-Flnn American, E)s Gl
PETHu1EGM-tvfMGd,U UittGlid.
ASTwEnl. April ll3.-pEtltsILErM-1tD6E
l.tyE1IPuu!. April 1.--EorruN -llnrleninR 20
Gl-ltd. Hnos lu.oN bales; speculation md export,
American. e.1i0.
l.Alsy-Amor!cais. Gas M.
NAcoS-l.onH CIear, U.s.
,Tho following wuru rueolvod by tho Chicago uoar,l
Of Trade:
lt1yEt1ouL. April 2.WheAt htronR; Frl winter, vs
tGis Nn2 srTns. III Vi No. du u LII California i'd
vnncU.l III. Carxnus nM gnnst-hemt IN fair tontard
nnd hr.l. CUru dull, To arTlyu-WhcaI md eartI
utter tnno: Pork tbs; nrh ,lul! and Ill lwur ht Ga
vs Snenm. l. u .1t l.wer " 4ss i. q. +ls GI taow.
.LuNn0S. April Ia-lLvE,troai:-W strung, t'al-
!fnrnln club. ~ 7da.s1!i whlv Michigan, u Ita
pssu. Corn dull MANK lASE~CarrGas o,I rt,.st-
WleMt tlrNl. GnrKuta Oh pMsahEU--Whe Irnef. ar
rivals on coast for uEduss- -%hrnt nUHc.
, 1881-04-04

MILwAuKEE. April l1-kLuUn-unchanXed.
uNAtN-Whcat woakt nVtueh }So lumys, closed
stendyi No. Mtswnuko1 nou!iHa}t No. ] do, fr0sh,
su1Ai april. sfNiHs No. T. vai No. l. HtoI rpjsctou
nomnal. Corn nex!retstl, No. +,}ac. Oats irp.or.
hut qIet No. =. 1A, ttya lOwaFi No, fL0l4llUIyf
1!nrley NunsinalI ~. spF.nn. uc.
ttutlatuHa-Staady. Mu.. pork, f1hW cash and
hpFli ttaJi May I.aE1-$fu rash and Aprllt fiu.1
Mhy,
tlU0a-Qulpt u1d unchanged.
itEcklris-tlouE u.uul btIA, wheat 2ln0 but oats.
9,IU Au.
sMiiMESrs-Whcat ll.uO hui eorn, w bu, oats.
, 1881-04-04

TuRPENrtNE.
WILMINGTON, Aprl! 2-5plMrrs or TutkrkNTINE-
Fl1.n 1T 3shc.
, 1881-04-04

1SDIASArOLIS. April 2-GiAIN-Wheat steady
$lu14@IOl}4. Eurn stcauys 4214t43c. Oats study
1t4<.Nc.
, 1881-04-04

NEW fo1lK, April 2.-1,usnosa continues light Wilt,
commission houses ind importers, hut tho luhlI'ng
trado IL tairiy actlvo. Wou!en Rvuds uuet In tirat
hauds. Cotton w0nls In sssudr but n,ptesats do
rnand ut unchanged ptlcna lklnts lower and dEpsa
IunAs sluggish with aGunts, but anghanis ncttyu Iii
1iEBt nndt bgGD1i1 hllIts. ,
, 1881-04-04

Special Dtspatch to 1hs Chicago Tribune
1T. Louis, AIu.. April 3.-Theru we10 nlu63 bn OF
wheat shppva 10 Auw Orlenns by river tu-ay and
a. IN bu W tal. Theru were azAt! h n corn xklplu
by rlver Al i74,3ia Lu BY rail- Freight Wheat 6ss,
n1.a Oil cusn &C.
~ tbs Irfsttrt Assoctat<t E'rsts-
#. l.orta. Mo-, ApEl :.-FIDuK-unchaugea.
NnA1S-Whent unsettled mid low4rs M. 2 rod,
9t.n}kGsltGN cast, sLuDssio'A Apssf sl.019sast7dt
lUi3{4siV76 MaTi tiUsi(dsIulAal.Gt4 Junps tLut5AA
lGgastI.1E1 Julyi 3l.uIut.ag4 tho yeaE, NJ. y da.
$l.1labluE' No. 'iu. Vic blu. Turn Iowsr III Ssslo
eash, 4s4lIko pr 4ls il'&o Atay, ltkc luuui I!,4a
tMtc Juyf ~ Auaust Outs uAGr III :;I{4 ruslIs 80
AUttl Hsu h!l 3thy. Nyu Al1l1r Ut Slut bid. DarlvY
Qliet at atoMst.AA
l.kAb-hut ut NV.
rurreEI-unuIntlHG1.
Et,llA-unehntIH1a. y
WHIskY -SItuby ht 0h1.
l'tus s1slnSa-plEk quict nt tis7a Dry snlt uoats
qultt ut fl!u U.1j, ${AL 1iacuD urEl 1t hhul GS1l
AaksheA4 Lard lilKkur ut AUDI
hECEllTs-fiuur 6,uN bIis! wheat, tA1n but corn,
anU nu oata. lua h4, ryv, iiunu. lareY. latlU 6u
cs'oN but 0ats, lnU bu1 ryv, nnnsi bar.uy. no,u.
, 1881-04-04

OSWEGO,
OswEGo, April 3-CitA1S-Whent nonlnalIJ I'M
changed. Corn tiEm aud unchanged.
, 1881-04-04

CIScIHaATI O.. April l-Eorr0N-Htaadyt 1910,
FLuuis-ssrunxoF, not auotubIy A!I,uor.
GttAsa-Whcat steoav, M. = rod. 3LU9al.M Corr.
good dsm1ndi SHADE h!sher 3uE SPOT, No. = IN ssc.
, 1881-04-04

.rrtLAnEtrHtA. pn.. April 2-FEnurl,-Dntl:
minnesota Hxtrnn S't0sfM, uh0 estrns fh;0tfttui
winter tn:'nt*. shtii Min,rsola pltnnL protess
fi!u.ss.1s. 1tym tIMs 1lrtI and unchanged.
iihAiS-Wfrnt unI,t M. i rcd, IN truck. Gl:4IS.
rrJaete. on tr,.uk. tl.i1s M. rrh oioynsr rsstl
ast.4; Nj. red. AprlI. s.1,ka51.A4: Alny. E911hA
l.?3k; LuIe. t.ngkt.LE1s. Corn In puul tlo,,lanlt
htenmes. uu irnck 6cI rrjpcted. III trao4. EcE en1
mtxcl. Asr'l H'4aaas31o, May, ti4es;sskoi .tnue.
G'lf3A1sc. Onts choice. scatco. and wnntedI nther
srntes III nofcrntr !emHndf M. wh!te A;>$o, Nu
3,!H. 4ltsli41t NJ. lu. Act mixed, 41o.
l.MUy1HlnSA-Qnfot and unchanged.
HtTrEit.Stw scarce anu NAtltGd; old dull prices
uItEhmnErt.
EHu+HtcattIt 1fEai1Nc. --
tJtEEaE-l1nfl; fair u good. 1l@1tho.
l.ETKDkEttM--ilull Htid nunl3nn} 7Iko
WNIakr-illl nnu uhcllahEud.
h1,Au mi DMts, lS.Ul lit, -'''7 -7"
eulrMkHlb-Whcht. kbm bu.
, 1881-04-04
TRUSSES.
LATE Gar OF RUSSIA,

ITO Toward fnr n Truss nnrorlnr to tho instrument
mnnnfacturci " ~ fnr thu 1nn EmperOr; hnnK w.
i5syss @ M'n'stor " 9,M ~ %,!ns! anrxS ANEt
!nty !" 1E7t new Ucncirlr which positively cnTe.
ttMpilfu Ntl0 manufacturers.
lAttrt.Erf. HUrMAN & r.ANKEt
ttLleh Is AtMtN.tt. tttIrnHL. Ill.
, 1881-04-04
ee.roo!. Mnrsoss, rnrIs londnn. Now York. md fan
Frnt,tiscN.
Cl,uso & Seymour. OF milwaukee,, write as fol-

UnicsA n decided twcnthcri chn,,ao takes pnrn
we l1nva Nrnve fcnrs fnr average rrt,J Tho
injury niren.iy dune e winier .h.es !. nfvnc!M,x M
irn, increasing .cal isna.d nnd tntiIsJa,lllnn
Of fnrfnrrf tu soil rn.eseny tn meet thts dnlhnd
urat forward tnnrt freely. I,arieniNriy when w0
urii f:itr.,i,. stnnss nrr s1lI h irr ind nl,,st
.,nr .s'. vlsiei. rAtIy lm1,E ,an%r a. nlnu AIM
tan nIis.wrl mat tntI In k.r'iM wra. Sinirt. whlt
viii III. sl !"s "l,irr ::nsIs, hwln1 "a tn "ktrMc r
tttlnry ttGkwrht'ss nf tho sr.lN. English tlttLIA
sta," Inv ,rsrs .w,, with wheat w,tlsIn .ars.r IT
Iact~ ut present disEttnxItH Nncky Deliveries
nF 1rIt.rc. and o. fnJe:N Hnppllua g,nls III unty
rlilclvnt fur Immediate (isD.
, 1881-04-04

RAILROAD YT.HE-T.tHLEJ,
4 R1s1VAL AND DETAnTIIffiE On
~ CHARACTERIZATION up itErEHESr1
A. MISUNDERSTANDING excepted. SUNDAY excepted,
tMo,,1hy VKccptel slhily.
Chicago 4. Northwestern Hallway.
For Maps, ,1irlg-t Sleeping Car accommodations
npplY nj 81 CInrk al., urnt lncnc. thinks Exprc,S
plices Pnltsf House. 10 Canal's, nn0 tho dop0ts.
, 1881-04-04

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Vcop0snts fur Indian supplies and rrMns-
purtsa kIun -..-
TNEpt 1}'rNFEfr (lE 'FtJE JNTENTf1t}
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zens. They are the source of its life, it's
power and its glory. In their hands is
The conservation of the achievements of
the past and the realization Of the hopes
OF the promising future. While the In
dividual springs which feed it pour forth
pure limpid waters the great stream Of
national life will never grow stagnant
Leaders may prove false but while the
people remain true the republic is safe
To-day there comes to us voice, up
from under the ruins of the buried cen
turtles, up from the graves of the great
and good Of all ages, up from the tombs
OF the martyrs and the scattered mounds
under which lie the bones of our own
great spectral army of fallen heroes, i'm
ploring us to be true to herepublic-
consumated hope Of humanity. Out
from the womb of the future, out. from
the hearts and the homes Of millions
whose existence lies in the dreamy
realms of the hereafter there comes to us
a prayer beseeching us to preserve for
them, nntarnished and undiminished,
this inheritance Of glory. Let me ad-
monish you BY the mortal agonies of your
dying president, to hear and heed the
voice OF the past and the prayer Of the fu-
ture, and be true to yourselves and you
can never be false to country OF God.
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Procee dings of the Board Of County Com
-.~,a s -. ,. missioners. .-..- "
Auditors Office, Princeton, Mile Laos
Co., Mimi, July 25th, 1881. ''
Board Of county commissioners of Mile
Laos county met at the county auditors
office as required by law. Present B. F.
Whitney, chairman, L. Pratt and John
Nc Cool, county commissioners, and pro-
ceeded to business as follows: ,'o'
The following named bills were pre-
scented, audited and allowed as follows:
In favor of Caleb Pinkham for s l6 so
In favor of Geo. Crook, for 4 GO
In favor of Valentine Heath, for 10 80
In favor Of j. P. Caldwell, II
.gt3y, for amount allowed, S 90
In favor Of E. G. Gle, for amount
allowed, ef" a.@az.. 2 so
In favor Of R.. G. Dunn, for 26s 90
In favor of Pioneer Press Co. for =. 2 90
In favor Of II. B. Cowles, for 8 76
In favor Of Alex Deshaw, for 20 90
In favor of Chas. Keith, for 20 90
In ffvoa of Chas, Keith, for 1 3s5
On motion voted to adjourn to one
O'Clock P. NJ. Of this same day. ..
Board met at p NJ; full Board pres
ent &S& &i2t 5s.>s5 :
Bills audited and allowed as follows:
In favor of Anoka county for
2. l.ss. Gay $40 80
In favor Of r. B. Newton, for wood, rs
In favor of N. E. Jesmer for poor 80 SO
In favor Of Samuel Marshall for
Mrs Clearinghouse, Is 90
Board adjourned to Sept. 29th, 1881.
B. +. WHITNEY, Commissioners
1. PRATT, County.
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HARVEY ,s1)VA' AEES & GO.
PAPER HANGINGs, SHADES,
MoULDINGs, FRAMES, STEEL
ENGRAVINGs, FINE PHo-
Tos, PICTURES, SC, &c.
rs yi'pZlA Ave, I Il & Is s,,,aa s.. 5.
HARVEY, WALES g. co. 1875

HARVEY, WALES g. CO.. 1875
IL Nicolett Avenue, Minneapolis,
would inform the good People of Prince.
ton and vicinity, that they have on hand
the Greatest Variety of Beautiful Wall
Paper, Pictures, Picture Frame, &C., &c,
northwest Of Chicago, Come and see us
before looking elsewhere Framing and
Gliding done TO order. Our rooms are
thronged nearly all the time by the most
appreclatiys portion OF the city and
country. Send for samples and you will
receive prompt attention, and treated as
though you were here and attended to it
personally. sg.=. IS. .Is
sti HARVEY, WALES & co.
Kalsonine, paints and varnishes of all
colors, at the very lowest lis cures lowest
in toMn-at the Pioneer Drug Store.
a magnificent display Of choice millin-
cry goods, at prices to suit, at Jesmer's
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A1tling lit would be disgracing man
hood to call him a many that would at
tempt to take boys life for a two cent
watermelon, would make merchandise
Of his mothers virtue. s|@t ,sga ~ %e@a.zas 8
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Bob Cameron and G. Cha.aaerlain had
another lawsuit, before Justice Kannay
. at It, Y j j:aaett school house, Saturday. Bob
came o,1tzseoond best. r4 f=1-s ,.Msssz
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st. Paul, Minneapolis 4 Man
lt0ba R. R. CO., Land Dept.

A NJ. FRIDLEY, agent OF the
IL company, will be at Becker, on
the first Tuesday, at Elk River, on the
second Tuesday, at Sank Rapids, on the
third Tuesday, and at Princeton, on the
fourth Tuesday, and at Santiago, on the
18th Wednesday Of each and every month
till further notice, for the purpose Of
transacting business with the land de-
partment Of this road
CHAS. E. FURNESS,
Land Commissioner
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If you want Buck Gloves for binding
call on Rines. Els 4e5a.ss, szS5..- p
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Procee dings of the Board Of County Com
- :. Il missiOners - -
Omaha daily bee., 1881-08-29

will give them to the county supervis-
ors of this county for the benefit of
the poor, to have any citizen produced
who will swear under oath that i ever
charged you with being Noodles. On
the contrary, gentlemen, / believe you
to be a fair sample of the business men
Of this city. The story is a base
fabrication.
Nh. Keller-Then I have no more
to say. | am through.
Mr.. Dawson wiped off his chin and
said that he started in good faith to
exonerate Chief Field and ccnsuro the
mayor. He had done so because
the mayor had treated them
like school boys long enough
and so far as he was concerned he was
sick OF it. He wa willing to bury
the tomahawk and take a Whit Of the
pipe of peace. He complimentcd the
papers, saying he wanted them TO crit
icizo the doings Of tho council in flair
way. But he did not want any little
disturbance that took place put in THE
BEE, rs 1t would be scattered all over
tho United States. He had stood by
the mayor all through this trying or
deal. He moved that the quarrel be
ended by laying the resolution on the
table. The motion was seconded by
S. s. Keller, democratic member from
the Second ward, and peace was de.
clarcd. Mr.. Phillips then offered the
following resolution; That whereas, on
account of the high rise Of water lasI
spring, the city had been put to agreat
deal Of expense in taking care Of those
driven from home, BE it resolved thai
the mayor and the gentlemen of tho
city council serve without compensa.
ton until the first of January, A. ID,
1882. 1t was lost. The council ther
adjourned to meet Friday evening
September I'd.
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Fl OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY AUGUST 80, 1881.

bank account reaching up into the
millions, was in the city yesterday at
the Pacific.
Col. A. r. Rabbit and John Sparks,
of Cheyenne, Wyoming territory, were
at the Union Pacific yesterday.
Major A. r. Anderson came in
from the west Saturday evening.
E. r. Paige, who has been on quite
an extended trip through the east
and south, has returned home again.
Alderman Churchill, at the meeting
of the city council, introduced a reso-
luton that Alderman Unthank re-
ceive full pay for each session held by
The council since he has been, through
sickness, unable to be present. 1t
was carried by a unanimous vote.
Mr.. Vaughan informs THE BEE
that Herdic coaches will commence to
run on III streets this week. That
they will be put on one is possible.
Omaha daily bee., 1881-08-29

Both the lady contestants for the
big prize to be given to the winner
next Saturday have arrived in the
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Cnrnd of nrinltinr.

GA young friend of mine was cured
of an Unsuitable thirst for liquor,
which had so Frustrated him that he
was unable to do any business. He
was entirely cured by the use of Hop
Bitters. 1t allayed all that burning
thirst; took away the appetite for
liquor; made his nerve steady, and
he has remained a sober and steady
man for more than two years, and has
no desire to return to his cups; |
know a number of Others that have
been cured OF drinking by it. Prom
a leading r. r. official, Chicago, Ill.,
Times. augl5.sep1
Omaha daily bee., 1881-08-29
Don't Throw mn tho Snoupo.

When suffering humanity are enduring
the horrors Of dyspepsia, indigestion, or
nervous and general debility, they are too
often inclined to throw up the sponge and
resign themselves to fate. We say, don't
do it. Take BURDoCK BLOOD BITTERs, the
unfailing remedy. Price Sl.00, trial size
10 cents, eodlw.