davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-05-20
PORT OF CHICAGO.

Quito Il HcDt OF vcsteS was chnrtcrcu yester-
tiny, tito rnte to l.uiralo rctnuin!ug Mt ~ cents
fur wt,cnt And I cents for corn, to ORalsushurK,
8A cents for corn; anA 10 Kingston, w ccnts
FOR whcnt. THO vessels chartered wcrc: 10
uutYAto-Prppellcrs Cuta., Caldwell, isndgcr
Suite, burgess O. j. fInle, Church, schooners 4.
Ghsx ksssT lset nn fsE, Il rossF .es
lIngtotl. whent n'l i. t. ~ Kinassoli-sehoonnrs
schooner =. Il. Locke, wEirnt OIL D. t.. III Eric
HrhtM,nar Anllu Shevwnnt. wheat Un through
rule. 10 osdcusburg-ono vessel corn ut 81
ectits.
Stnr Shoa,oygan. Nfnnltawnt. snndr!os.
prop MvsscnRey. llonton Ilurbor: sundrIcs.
rr"n William M.wards. jmIaio. coal,
rrup stAino, ,At4ske4on. lumber.
iro @ NHry yrf t'so1 soSth ia,%ySn I s'G,rlcs.
rrni, ]. y: seayorns. sanuatuek, lumber.
1r,p st. It'suph. stuslIx! ~, lumber.
liDr AnIIu I.aura, Mtlskrgou, lumber.
!'rni' A,!rHo.lAul. ~! Esoat'a!,a. irun Org.
fS S GosSn M's tapSsi tSsHHs %',siGs s's iisit lumber
Rchr ]. W. lsr0wit. AtluguU, ties,
svht Charles Fl,ator, 1lnIInt0, caul.
siair / ii. Forrest. WhIto Lake, wood.
sehr lsualoa!, pr!!wHlcr. lumber:
schr ilutt.o Enrl. MMsk:gun. WOOL.
ss,!r ssutn " +, IaySa M,sksxs ,sc,",, 'yo"5; ,,or
i sshr j. liea%. IT,. sisi.ksxst,. ii,,,rGcs. '
sehr :si!ru',.iaeK, siuskcxo'i. lumber,
sctr York stNie, st,'skcaon. !l,lnper.
Sct,r j. v. Jnies, 3lllskrgn!,. lumber.
ser sesF e!s sis II Sit ra s tssen s lumber
sr ss!'r !iatsje !ii1 E;sas!. !Issssa' si~ay ties.
ACTUAL HAtLtSas.
pron 4. G.. baldwin, ftStnisNl1N. lIHl5t.
, 1881-05-20

1tHlS-The .iRntnnd was r,nrIL hntl. shippers nt.1
hem. F4n i,ly4 trrry, nd rs!s. w:re +! q.
thr irfatcTe rInhgu. Tlu supply ~n@ very tn'iart",
HI III. s hs % ntE "" PHI ,T Tst r,sfr tns ~ 4 a. 'T, n,
ruof ~ best Light md III fhi1lss fur lr,,r d shrr
IuRty1 fnI1GH tnlckl Ing 1t,tA Bu thsktly at At,
, 1881-05-20

hllhwAuxEE. VII. Any iA-F,nst,.-Fa!r demand:
snsh slg, slayt Ra ahGRa !HnS' !n' 9M, 5ny, flu',
A%,''t s ua,s N sors NJ is % tyS St @ @Fss' n" ri
n4soy aa,s!s NJ sRss'R, .4.aa, '.e. -, :.
an Jnnn Slta iuly cash iuho a''d 1ay'
itMsE1lTs-Flpur, TIL Ufs, uhea. i7.Q0 bu, corn.
t,AIl LII.
e0r,,, l.M bu.
, 1881-05-20
LIVE STOCK.

.@'ate't nal! adylcos from London und Ltycr.
stnpon ~. continued depression In tho cattle ttnttc
ass.a saaa oestnnll'R OF January there tus bean
IN faAes os English fat cattae III fully 10
,' ~ ~ sna LILO rosnlt 1t Tho soasuna bukineas thus
esss fanat unsatisfactory both to homu deal.
'sas n'4as 'mposters- Thn condition Of tho English
IA stta1so cunsF.st will tho market an this
sasso' aurfnx thu nettul nAnl1u, thero hAB boon
The paupuni lerrassIa 20 luIig cKractor.
aaa. hts i!.ltAst III ascrbul to tllo iflefoas0d
's "faa "~ss a ~ %s s os.es
IL a.s,eHnaos|. ~ |Ftse atrrfht It. IL nnnnunee!! tnt
s sise se tsL'sds IL tho at.er Of rssss ill., beoH AZ
sa sss,Mass Ms;s. s. SIaaxa!S ikafd, I'D stsphs: ho
;s HssSa Hsi'sstsa e .,
e. VI 'fs:fas'9Es L. tH,sa Wss! n III
tastto K.p..s m %,,,. eotn1lna!snn threatened @
fsn,si sn.si /! n t a 'fn 1airas @
II. s.a. h. stH To 10 sosrasals,s a"o III thes Sc.
n.! a.aIne[e nd . va. fair activity In tho trudo ,es-
S.S S1e a IL tao .1nS "f s!, nrtst Tas le.s
.aass,uaxs us y stassalhsd. Tlo supply wiz insas,
's w.t. ~ " s asi ts. fSf AZ
aa5sis ao,s ~ sna a.. y. uenors .ms;sd. m
easa.p,s us 'Ssn;dsnsy Sn; + ix Rfaaes 1stty
~ s%1 .ot ~ Dlnul. sxcso,Isd tho dppnI ~ Il
nsstd fnrss nst{ mA.h9d slriHkaxe iii yajuss. Sn,es
~: .sh as s Il H. tgs tnfsT!s f. a H. Mt;Iet AZ
ftnnsnhaa sui! Anh stUckufs and nj II iE4S rs
s tas .S'so rsSs ss aa sw vi sxI s5s
tsaso III NO days tranaactlUUs
t1h4 Ras,., u. QUOTATIONS.;
.s,s.,s. sSa-ss1sfs weighing i5M Ihs und
sayes Heays.. IT, 10a6x
s* s,Gn%E 1S y ia.l lbs.,........ h7s&ao1
1saSa stsds.tise..: hcaag1
ssetss s,ottNpIss;: h0ah2s
.stth5bs + III St9aolca q Su*s fur city sin1IrhtIr
IL II sSsltlstvmn,ul Xxx les l6oaao
iishi III SaNxl4 u
''s.-PsT Ei H., atesfs a1ta% !.
, 1881-05-20

CLxvEtAxD, O., May lA-rGTl,oLsUx-stsady,
stTfu TiTTsSuMa, ~. Nsy M-pxrnulIuM-Qulos and
uGtlvai United e0r1iha&sVa Glusld 1t S1xa
, 1881-05-20
DUTEALO.

NUYFAL0, Nay 1b.-flHAlN-VeTy dull nAtkak
Corn-Ga1.lots selIlnR nt 4lG, Whout-Nolutna. Outs
Nominal,
CANAL! Fnrluu1s-Inactly asking Gto for whoat
~ Now York ~
, 1881-05-20

0swg0o, Mar ia-iHAtN-Wheat staadyt No. j
Duluth spFthH. ll.4a t0FA nomnAlIy unehAngudt
We4latn n,txodt 67e
, 1881-05-20
t.f1TsttsHTs

NEW O1lf,EASa. 1tn4 Ia..-tjrr0S-FIrms m1dd)lnR,
fo'{cs low , Mir, gooi nrlnnsy. B14c; net receipts,
! bales. srn.a litt 0spofts coasIn!sa, l,ji saies,
G,0U sioux, Isl,UN,
, 1881-05-20

9pseta, DlspAteh 10 Ths C4lsaoo Tribune.
KANSAS CITY, An. May M-(}!tAtN-Tho Ttits
carrAs ru,arist Whoat-&toeepts. As+N bu, shin.
n,onta, ID tHl but hsa, N0.a cAsh Ho, Juno. glIfu,
Nh. \ lMsA, Hgl 1tn3t tGat No, May, siBy. C11n--
ltouaf. l4h bHi shlpnanlR ~ Ol Bit uaFxet ifroy.
HlnF, No. ), sash. 3l3sci Junu. H]4r.
, 1881-05-20
PEORIA,

TE0ntA, Ill. May W-0AAtS-~lnacttro but tlrnlt
h4ls snlxet. <9(1+3u 'nlxod @sl4StIsAc Outs onst
M. wAlte. nEt{t41u ltg0 nDnIlnali Nc. 4 1a1G
HEnMwINKa-unchAn1edi $lus. .-.
AEcxIlTb-WheAt ~ but corn. S. rs3 bus oats, IT, ~
bu; fyO, LILO bur In ee3, In.
httlFA AEHrH-WhuHt, 4IEA1 hut cNrn, At0 but 1ntS,
1+&u bur ry0, nNnut harley. nuH0.
, 1881-05-20

VI ncu IN tit sttha wt,e1cn gnte Irregular md III
d,.tnt1d hit htnYy cnt.EnDrrR Kfl wrrtr}s In fNtt
rt.uc.t; prints And nNns Nnt, hut Rlh&f1uuls thuv'
tnR tteatl(Iy; furcxn goods dull.
, 1881-05-20
MARINE NEWS.
1>ISAYTEftS4
nv A HANft.t1Alt.

1>ISAYTEftS.
ON A BANn.nAN.
Sptefaf Dispatch to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
MrsxEats, May l0.-Th8 schooner hlchmond
not onm annl.bar at Davies fsros.' mill lust
night, a,ltl tic tugs w0rkod with hor nil ti,gnL
hho yDt uff nj daylight this mortlng.
HAMMER f<,sT.
Whlin WORKING ut Lorcnt's dock tho pie-
tlrtver Hitchcock lDst her hamsner, weighing
asssaD pounds, oy1rbunr,I.
, 1881-05-20

DETnplT, May yln.-ELnUA-Gaata.60.
0llAlH-sYheAt Mrn, No. wltlu. tl.l3}f, No. white
sLua Receipts. G0U bu, shipments, AUD bu.
, 1881-05-20

INpIAHAF0LIa, May R-unAiN-Whsae atendyi
tln9f$LA Corn hrnlaE3 At8A}4a. UAA stSndy1
NHkt4L
, 1881-05-20
IlItY KNOBS

NEW York. lay ln.-t'uttun Kuoda rathgr moro
oul!vs Ia Srst h4nos, nnt low aralut bsuwn at,d
hlsxchat 90uds iIls!0 Hluf, owing " thu sharp ad
, 1881-05-20
lATTER.DAY SAINTS,

lATTER-DAY SAINTS.
BAN FltAxclsCO, Alay 1D.-A small colony Of
Latter. bay Halnts, eil route tn snlt Lake CRY.
uu,ue from Australia IN tho city af Hyunoy. They
ca,no uBhoso tp-siay, and will pruuvel to Utah
by the next trAln.
, 1881-05-20

That indigestion or stotnAcl. gus ut night pro-
yutting rust aud sleop will disappear by usiaV
lion J4tttGcb.
, 1881-05-20

tr!ces ruttHR ateady throughout. Tho upward t0nd-
8npy VI trelxlta sustain tho Irutunt
uEcos, nnd tley hBys tic o1sct Ut advancing ttcs
so,nowhat. Wu quote:
tiFGGh nlDcG ktMH. NJ 4b!U!
1tfohn cttninlith hlell !.n ta,!kM
lif9en lGuunt. Gh4 &t!t,J
ts1teh QnnH anu b1tGt. ~ G!!M
!5FGeH HOou hHG! !M g
tHufl1A MIN
F!AhaAfl MhEles... xtf . ~
E9ktfh &lslR1th. % 4Hs
W0dnpsany's fDGO1ptS by tMxb WGr0: t.tItnbult 3,,
n0 TT ahnRies, 1aNtEU ind lMtil, 3iU.Uu tAas.
Tho ynrd limitations, us established BY tho &rssd9
w f11l1AE;
Flrrt and SECOND clear. rough inph.... ..,,... 1
First md BecDnd c1eur. drGsse sttiin4. ...... at
EInnlnh htesaod tAsliR. l!n
Flu1rlnt. svCgnh cnt1tiun dressed. I!m
siack bonr1Ia. iGall ineh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. M
Btrgk bnMItts. lE41 iIle Ekq
stock buAFtk IA9 II Inch Observation-Disclosures. 1an
Fone,H. tlrNt quality ty...........s !$sS
Common boards, las sft..............,$i9iD II. ELH
Gu1nMon hnHfdn. ht&1I II. ............+.. Htl ltW
Common dinaenBt0tl stun ,,,...,.,... IH1 11.p
IlImRnait,H xtlLt1, A1xt tft.....,........t tN lhl0
Timber, 4rt tD Bxa. Inclusive, IL ft..... ln3 l4Ml
l'lckots, 1at, rough. A1ad hood ..........s 1h!g
Atull.
Sn!IlN!es GlcAf .-s''....a.....s..'. ~. M
Snlnx es. gxt4a A..,....,.....n...........tI .tIl gM
ouIhGts s%anuAFu ss.s..s ..s.ss's..s..s. AID aeH
, 1881-05-20

WILMINGTON, siay lo.-1itntTs or FunrEsrtSR-
tlrM MI 1!c.
, 1881-05-20

NEW y1ltHt
.taas 10 a @
"anHs Srf II xs sstsS sErs ss ,S son Ss's sn
Il ,;iti;s :S fsfrsorto1 Sssi aaosed III
e: sr .sr II :hsep, ,. .!s.ay ,, ,er
ea a'hss 5o :ss %"s Sss s i%ds tpo
: % H.; :ss sss ess:s ssssi Es '2*f
msnt. * *p esJsrts!. ss sts: ssi = siss
s!ssss ssa 4 s,S s' SIs WV:
sSss'ss* sSs s "ss a s"
.ssSs sSeo S'Sf e faae; ssS sss ' issS't's ss'ss;
nurYATn.
nErxALo. NAV 1y.-cATTi.E-lsoco!ate to..lky. $50
xo@ T. Sss !&sei wSve ~ ss S
.EMEEr ANN lAxns;;-l.eco1pts. s,soo hcpu. Market
'tsHy III s oas .r1et unsettled and
$s$: :;;:$; Ss;4 ss; Ct Ss ;s u "a;
KANSAS CITY.
Special Dhpateh /" Tie chteaeo Tribune.
tays; k$xs's sspF9, stFy Nsss @ IT,, @ :says !ss
SSs s' md Fn asae s:!s ats
s,!fS. ss Hill :Is s'ss' 's' sSs
EAsr L1nEnTr.
g4ts ss FL s' !SAT;s!!rSss!: ss!; 's
Ivs4 q q! hNnd foF Mle cu.,ssquonty ~ !isInoAs
f;: fsts:: @
az. sHs'ssfIGts ; ss7ns 4; tSs % 'aa '0a fur three
lHDrANArOL1a.
S4ES1sSSss: s ssis:; ,ass aas
s.oukovs and faodSts, tdai:a, ,uGrlpts. 4ai ship.
, 1881-05-20

h-ngh fFel1ht md fnrtYlst *hiF.unnl, md by UHi-
uort steamer nt Il at; yraIn nj l pruvsns IN 1uts
nt lt.ts54 tmostlJ thrunuh fright, Hsll hy YutpUrt
steamer nN uw m 10sts!ls III.
10 ths Hfiitrh Lissaetattd Pretar !
NEW fOltM. Mar H. EHrruSr- -stuulIy ~ irez3tlt&e,
faMren Ga.yl a'ny tpSici ianr. iu.Gr: Jnly Ihdtni
bTs; .pur ssnts nd Wcsissn, a,1y; e,,n;p f Z,
uuu1 uxtri. taJIalH ui ttIUlHt,, kDNs t3i wh.ia
whGat ux!rt, EtttHul nxtru tthit. f+Trf I'd: IT.
tttHix-.WScas stIons lid l,,xisst sses,iy. Viii 4
ilGui M!.ntia 81 ane. t!.Hsi.l:t So. ds sLiia
III S Ss's:f q? II a''sss;is :!.
81 Ss; 81; y" ;s":;", T., Hssi '|'
JMv,. sLEkai3!4i, Aufast, iI.i'ssL iSs. Iufn-Iis.
ylia1 oxl!rtr, '!nD ~. l,t M,isou9d, I.!Ss. Hii-
IL; Il; Ms$: ss %!;;;; xH: tSs
SishGsitHci Au9uel bo tiats stind1 bot.ort Wsst.
eFil hi1xul, AMs Wi!l!n d. 4SN'.
1iUlss.-<1uoG hnt rni. -.... ...
.uNucElt! Es-cvffss 4uloe nnd nnchnha8d. Huraf.
'st;snd falr ad MnTket ftrmi fatr T, rnD!t roiaed
rn sSsrass tsaaa '"'f ""' 'aTtet
IErloisus-F'rmi 0ntsd. ts xsSa crudo uxs7hot
I%xlI.,w;a;Aet,.s;o xlI.,w;; a. I; 4! by nr'n, c'tac'te,
1't'lIl'EXris il ;.Hironvar, si!{c.
t;Ss!s!::sa- t;Ss!ss!:%:s faf fa!k:-l,u, mud pre,ansol. 1,est
GYlrt but r. ~. merits ttniI md igmor lung c,cas
',tes s'na 4: aisa fns ao sse l'"ra hto"dy' pr,a'e
"'ii iiaisrss@ a.iai far md market ar, ae
GllEEaE-Wuak md un<utt'vsll 3K1Jtta.
, 1881-05-20
PHILADELPHIA.


rnItAnELrmlA. May tA-Ft1gl--iu falr demand
for good to chuice bkcrs br1lnds. which eu1l NJ full
prDc1s Utess dull, Western extras lit Htnhr-
Eota Gxtrns, saG>Gt, Ohio, extras, si4iS:tin, oh!0
now preess, saa)4Gs, u. .sulb tlo. uuoA tn choice
HL2t1Hjs lnllanh. fur, &,!1 SInnosoh. 1mtont pro-
cess. EUud to etIuicG. 9.,Utt1,.h Ire thur, ,tl
uNAtS-ylicnt In fnir itGinasIdt No. rid. oievator,
sl.atF. m.1od grim drpot t.ftal2tt No. 2red alAy
s.47&lstaslS, juan, s2l1SNI.2 Juiy, ti.1741 i,i1i
Auaust. Fl.laTtl&. Corr. demand fttr and marks.
MsSsscI sesessa Et"!n Hsgol Htt;M: . III! !!5e
Xax;.at lsitG t}nts i, nn irit3snd; scafuS
N1:3 White. bH No. lido, EtG!i,Ss,, ,mtxsI, Ys5is.
fIltIyISllxS-ttufet. Hpof-SissA 8auj lfitttH
fa: l.,t.1;s t,,s.. !srt ai7St s lilo
nCTr.:M-11nt. exccpt Jancy. wlich ts t1rn!; cream
rIv. stx 9at Euw f4rk htnso ind Hrnltord County
t11H.I. 9lH slGt tlnrFt lh&a1&o.
EEHa- kirr,, fairly ncllye, f?at1kc.
cltEE4E-FnHAy ilfn, UtilGrs wcnki cFeu,uory, lIMr
fAir u HaUtl, lUas IT,
ptrsiiliEt!M-Firnt md nnehnn4cti.
WaIIHff-14hyuet $i.A{
lsEci:ll'rs- F!or 3NU bsi', wheat 1900 bu, curn
Et,GD but CatA, LIN In.
allIPMESrs-W heat, ;u,01 bu,
, 1881-05-20

II tr": sbn srhtnner Mrna. lu1nhcr, from HH-
flafnrn "a EhlraR't Ut f*:L: an,I thc schooner
Observation-Disclosures ii. 81. rctys, Mystiu s,ar,
Dntld Vance, Monitor. and Itaseu.
, 1881-05-20

Spsetai Dftratth II The cHleaoo Tribune.
Pour CoI.nt'i.SE, Ont. May ip.-raste1 up.
SchDuncrs Typo. FAirt1Rven to Chicago, ,cnai: T.
Il. siowlnnd. i)sweRo TO Milwaukee,, coal. Oliver
trrws, DgdcnsulirH tU Tnlcdo. lrnn ore: James
Wuttc+ OsWeYD to To1Hln, cnnl; chnn. KluEa,ui
tn To!ctlut lIHht. Propeller Niuglru. TOrunto to
milwaukee,, bnrley.
, 1881-05-20

Spfetat Dhpa!eh to The Chitaco Tribune.
EHI., Pa. May B.-EnterMt-I'roprllcrs TN.
vN,lA. ore. Nartltctt0: Eoncstux1. whcat. Chi
clHo; bHrue sfcl)nnRn!l, lumber, Hny Ctly.
Tenrcd-PrpielierH ltMtnnn. light, Marquette:
luNiAeA, merchandise. ClIcuro.
Up. ct1-l'ropcterA I. II. Oven. City
Of New rerk. tatc!Eh. schooner I.ucurnc.
tt1eArc.!- -pr1pelers f:gypt!Mn, ArRonaut. 1tlssf.
0wen.. City Ut New YORK: suhooners Pelican,
Hint flttffE. -. -
, 1881-05-20
ItUAIEll:1i.

Tlpro word fow cnsgUcs Tho market ycstor,lay.
Jr!cus ruttR aeady throughout. Tho upward t0nd'
8nry ur trel3Ita sustain tho lrutgnt s1rgo
uyIcos nnd tey Rys tic eEect u advancing t.Itcs
, 1881-05-20

Special Dlspasch ta 7hs Chledeo Tribune.
Tonr nAs.itovaIg. Ont. May l0.-1'assnd up
HGtlfKln"r ssatnaIln. Ds'vcED to thienHa. emil.
I'assed down-SrhoonUra j. It.. NLyGs, CnIGnnO
To Kingston, c0rtl: Mary Copfny. Milwaukee, u
Kingston. wheat; propeller Prussia, Chicago 10
NpntrpaI, wtEAt.
Thu prtipcllor Glasgow went to st. CatharlncA
to huru hGr whcol repntrcu.
, 1881-05-20


Special ptspattA To 7hf Lhiedno TrthMns-
MEsKEnoN, Mich, Atay D.-Ciclrnnccs to-day,
fourteen.
Lumber shipments, - 400 feet. Mil mcn
nrc complaining Ut II scarcity Df vessels. Tho
docks are filled very nearly 10 their utmost cN
pncty with lumbnr. aud tna mills aro cntttng
night and t1ny. Thcrc ID i1U doubt that freight
WILL 10 AlglLily u{ us tho BcltAun MtSuHCea.
, 1881-05-20

n-I'rl,Ht c,,rncf ut Wells md Klnxic-ats,
t-tIcIIUt corner Of EAnki upd kinflC.Btb,
ChacaRO. Huntington q. Quincy IEattronl.
For Mup+. !!.nc.fabIea. sieophlR.Car Accommoda-
Rrnk'e t:xp press Dncc, foot Of Ind,ana-av., nrsnd
central !len2t Ch1n md sxteanth-sL, Palmer
, 1881-05-20
I'KUf.yE'S.
RUPT TURE CURED.

,Etnn K.,ynrn ,na!catc,:, i, contdsnss ~ hA!t.
!nsrnt" infy i: i51s. Adjustment and treatment bJ
t!r talel'tn over y ygnrt' c1pcslonee In enflnl
Rupture. Mnnutn1iutHr Ut tho Common SOME Trn]S
n'nptru ~ tlc u. =, HnvrrRmcnt ~ tho best. klst
F.'aAtio et,lrkirRs; f,,tna lncntpt in Chirnru.
HAHT1.Et1. HUFFMAN Il PARKER
tlf1iGG ~ AtRtD-Rt Chicago, I'll,
, 1881-05-20

En{fIat UlFpdsth n Tht Chicago 7FfINHk
CLEVELAND. o.. Mny 1D.-t,lcareJ-1'rnpelinr
Hcnta. tLerchnndsct schooner Pathfinder. tonl.
Chicago; schooner Angus Smith, milwaukee,,
conj.
t.hhrfcrs-Schonncrs Vents. orc, MnrnHctto 10
snnt,lsky y. T.: ". =. fincon, enat 70 ChcMgo. 70
1tuy, and orc. E.cnnnln to Cleveland or Asllta-
hufa. p. t.: c. II. johnson. ore. Mnrhuette to
Cleveland. p. t.: lfiEKte unu Jones, coal. Ashta-
bulA to Milwaukee. u. I.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-02-03
Literary n Offices.

The February Wide Awake comes well
packed with matter for the delight of the
entire family circle. for certainly the
great thirty-two PACED supplement con
tanning the first portion of George Mac
Donald's new story, "Warlock O. Glen
warlock" will be as warmly welcomed by
thousands of adult readers, as the funn!
seven-paged illustrated ballad of Jan
Upernavlk of Omenak" by hosts OF school
boys everywhere. Very dramatic. too,
are the illustrated poems of "Tatts, by
Mrs. Annie l.. Jack. and "Nobody's Cat,
by Mrs Clara Doty Bates. Rev. Edward
Everett Hale gathers his club of young
folks to talk over the Southern Educa-
tional Fund and the Irish land.troubles.
In these talks" with Mr.. Hale, others
than Boys and girls can get at the root of
many political matters. Mr.. Arthur
Gilman, in his Battle OF The Types
will hold the attention of all interested
in the spelling.reform Mrs. Emily Hunt
ington Miller has capital story, "Ihe
Reign of the Georges" Annette l.. Noble
tells "a True Bit of History and A. G..
Plympton of "Dolly's Valentines, while
the most stirring story of all is Frank IL.
Taylor Racing Thunder Storm" All
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Rocky. Fork The Story of Honor
Bright" and Mrs. A. NJ. Diaz' Polly
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Page" four Cash Prizes are offered for
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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-02-03

The Western Union monopoly has
greatly stirred the people over the cOun.
try and congress is now considering the
matter Of establishing cheap system of
postal telegraphy. Hitherto the opposi-
tion has come from those that hesitated
to lodge so large power in the govern
ment, but the grasping spirit Of this giant
/. corporation has created q hostility that
will override all opposition, and soon
cheap postage and telegraphy will he
twin sisters in Uncle Sans great family.
This subject recalls old memories of Prof.
Morse and ye olden time, only SO years
ago. Morse was q portrait painter, a
poor man. with little reputation and less
money. He came to Washington to ask
an appropriation Of $4,000 to run a wire
from this city to Baltimore. He was
ridiculed aud made the butt of jests and
Jokes, and some even thought him insane.
Despite opposition the appropriation was
made, the line built and the first message
was written by Miss Ellsworth, the love-
ly daughter of member of congress
from Connecticut. This young lady had
been a most sympathizing friend of
Morse. in his hours of adversely, and had
rendered efficient service in making
friends for the measure. The message,
"What hath God wrought" was new
gospel of progress sent singing along the
first single wire, and to-day myriads of
wires, over all the lands and under briny
oceans, are chanting back the telegraphic
chorus. and soon men separated by thous.
ands of miles on continents and by
broadest oceans will talk a. il face to face
through the telephone. answering back
again the first old message. "What hath
God wrnnphtw
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-02-03
DECISIVE BATTLES OF THE WORLD.

Creasy's extremely interesting volume
narrating the history of the fifteen decis-
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$3.50. Now it is issued in very hand
some cloth bound volume, by the Ameri-
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of their Acme Library of History, which
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(reduced from $9C0). Rollins Ancient
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$780, and to which list will soon be add
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French Revolution, Schiller's Thirty
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THE CHOICE OE BOOKS.

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