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IBERIA ITEa3.

a shower Of rain would do tho farmers
good Just row
hre. Esqr. Merchant 10 oopyaleselar.
Health OF neighborhcQi yorJ GOOD.
Rector Thompson an energetic and iucsn-
ions youpg nan here % a coed black mith.
aud has invented, ind about fecurrd paterti
on q eomblEtd horse shoeiGg hammer and
ellnchefi and the prospects are good Tor him
10 secure a fortune from bis ipYe1tioA. THIS
ls the fruits Of elose attention aud study AZ
his " and legitimate bgssuoss.
Largo attendance at church on Sunday.
The rain zane on SGaday night and on
M~onday--not heavily but brIghtcas up
things smarlly.
Mr. Tellmaa, father Of John, Thomas and
jerry Tallman, Is 10 u critical condition
rom paralysis OF tho bladder. HI is gctsinn
able.
There is considerable old wheat IN IA,
couptTy that had better hunt a market aoop.
A few youngsters got too much Of %,
s'oyer Jaylui' on SATURDAY; md went out o
town 10 u hilarious manner. We have heard
there VIII be some presautmepts 10 hi,
grand jury en- acCouBt Of Il. Some plFto
Shots were tired Globg the public bigbwa,
not fer from Pirson MArloR's residence.
Boys quit this kind Of iool.shless, or IL viii
end bad.
Wvs
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LOCUST MOUND.
Elitor BANNER.

Editor BANNER.
The people Of this vicinity are busily on.
gagged this week In their corr crops, knowing
that the wheat harvest is near by, Our blue
grass fields are now at their best and stock
looks we'll.
The forests ring With The music Of locusts.
Tho snqle and neaCh crQp will be short.
J SEQ lp last weeks indicator thst the
editors desire to snOw why Il Itas cognty
has increased so much IN wealth and poDulI-
ton 40 COO and not Mtlier2 Do NOT She
editors OF the ViGdicGiOr know that Rates
comfy Is DemocrGtjC2
I was along the new railroad. now bsirg
built from Jeitersol City 20 Russel7ille, a
few days ago. r. 4 ties and icon rails are
being laid very fast ! look for tho first
train Of RIsssiyllie by an Of July. A daily
stage line Is 20 ba put on tic road from
RusselTille By i,h Of Jlly. 4 daily sinre
limo Is 70 be put on tho road from Rus4elyiilc
10 Tu5eumbia via Locu.t Mound. no oiher
route is 50 short and 50 practicable as tbis
will be. The line OF the foad Will pass over
towIship dl, - and % sil of range II Rus.
seville being due north Of Tdscumbia.
Spring Garden Seminary Is bring put in
order Tor n pleasant entertainment TO tate
place ~ the close, wtlch will be the llth dsv
OF June. Everybody is sxpocting 3 pleasant
time.
visited Aurora Springs few days ego, and
Eeeing that il il destined 10 be a ps,e OF
business soon, ! have purchased s5Ina lo.s
and intend to keep pseo with its growth anu
prosperity.
Yours truly, A CrrIzzx.
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ROBBERY.
WIS.

On or ebout the l4.h lrst., during 10
absence OF tho editor, bis residence Was
broken into BY a tramp printer passing by
tho name OF Wa'kins, who appropriated 10
his own u90 ami bentG, sun1ry articles
belonging 10 sold editor and family, among
which were some valuable wep06s, O smsIl
amount Of mtpey and postage stamps. seyeIhl
articles Of clothii g, some stationery elc. T.be
tibet is q man shout "a yesra OF age about
i've feet seven Inches high with brown eyes.
brown HAIR fnd lrOwn beard. when mot
abSYon rs be 10 now supposed to b.; weight
about lC0. The fraternity is watned ggsi 81
bin J. an Creek K.Y- lie.
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PiEAsAgF nF. ITEMS.
May
Trade Grst rsto.

4ih9 -, 1861,
r. II. expected.
Oar town Is quiet and lovely.
Our school closed lat Saturday by public
examination which WAS very i~liercFtirg, tully
showing tho capacity and ability Of our
worthy Professor !oT instruelipg tho youth.
iul minds.
We visited the wonderful medical Springs
on SuOtay; found ut least eight hundred peI,
sons there enjoying Tho Aui0ra waters Whlcf
| thitk FAR excel The Eureka Of Agkanaas,
PfOc. Gcmpsr LETT for home on yesturdal
mail tr0lI--sll wish him safe Journey. Prof
Baker delivered a lecture on education 81 th,
tchool hoIsR Saturday night wtich was yer,
int}restine' Com. hsComb spoke very klhi
" 10 the scholars aud patrons Of Pieesar.
M. School, on Saturday night, glad TO lei
aud hear the Prof Come again.
You're e., ZRa.
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4 little mis-, residing not iar %, had got
into the nEugbly bsbit OF not stating things
as they were o., 70 pat % plainly, % stating
thom as they were not. Rather than reason
with her on tho w.ckeducs Ut living, her
mother oae day toOk down th8 Now resli-
ment, and Ygy g5lcmuly read the story of An
anias and sapbtE and heir sl1dca death
because lEey disrasatd6d tho truta. The lr
tle lady haafl thg story through. sud locking
up, said, 'Mamma, l don'L believe D.; I've
told lots Aul lots Of iios.'
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FOR sALE-l4Q acres: 10 acres under
fence, 30 in cultivation, q nice young apple
orchard Of siE.y or seventy bearing trees on
iG0 pIasises together Wllh cabin, smoke.
housr. Stable, sud y well OF never falling wn.
Ger, FlUtsg ~ 8o-l rffnuvl uG TOO rae Si..
gatud hsii ala nosthwosg OF Bit. plcas.
ant, halt mile from school house, school
taught 10 months IN tho ypsr; c5urch house
about same distance; Vie altogether a worry
ds.iyshie siiusiiou. For terms apply TO Ban.
nor odlea or }. 7. Spelling, Peasant Mt,
Miller Co. No.
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II "a rather a sstite on this country that
the Mormon Temple Will be the most tZ-
pensive building on tho continent. The cost
estimated as Z 5,O00,Cal, and our National
Capitol occupies the proud position as the
s0ccnd edi6ce to it.
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MILLlNEBIl 8lIIINEhYa
MILL1NERNW

Pleasant No. Pleasant Nj. Pleasant Mt.
Tao Undersigned respectfully Informs
the people OF Aiiea, Cole, Aoniteau AID
Morgan couutos tltt she has opened cut one
OF tie finest socks OF Millinery Goods In
this section ofcountrY, Hsying been Unity
yeafs in tha tisde oast aud wesl; having y
thorough kntwlpigo Of every branch in
millinery. | am prepared 80 90 all kinds Of
making, Aluug ard repairing 20 suit the
most iastldl1ui. q Ye the Il call.
Mrs. NJ. REEVES,
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-STEAYED-One bay marc eight or nine
years ol1, bliGd 10 left eye, scar on right
shoulder, abustl5l bands high. Any intorma-
ton leading 70 the recovery OF said mare,
addressed to J, A. Rothe, High Point, Mo-,
will DO libcraily rewarded.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-26

Reports from The southwestern .oouptios of
Missouri show great an1ioty on the part OF
wheat growers. Tho Hsssian hy Is doing
great damtga and the crop 10 already said to
DO half destfoyed
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Missouri IS now aauked By immigrants
from all ,ides. They come from tho East,
they come from the Wcst, they come from
the North, they come FROM the S3utb, and,
during the next decade, according 10 appear
snccs, Missouri will increase o million OF
souls. The Kensas crazn hae busted, Tire
p. = - 49, q A-E-HHaa @wna 49, aiNf
that haye been shoTerod over Europe and
the East like autumn ieayes, brought some
100000 badly deceived immigrGnts into Wes-
tern Kansas, whore tao rains seldom descend;
and now, after losing their ALL they arc seek
ing every way TO get out OF that land Of
drOuth and M cmen. Missouri is getting hor
us welcome them with hospiihbio greetings
10 tho Injuries and Fat Of tho Missouri
Canaan - carthage Daily Patriot.
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Steadily the number Of National nows-
papers increases, 9.cadily the light warns
anu irrndiatos, steadily the principles Of a
seif-constitpted goYefnmen! penetrate, and
moro and vet moro DO We teal the grandeur,
the force, the inevitable result Of this al
mighty movement towards e government
carried forward By Inherent principles OF
right, strong enough IN It's sllt-susiaili1g
power to sweep might, without right, from
every stronghold; 70 mako this q nation q
men regulating Themselves to the grand use
OF opportunities, instead Of a nation Of au.
tomato, regulated By the action Of machinery
as wooden In itself, es il would bayo The na
tion become. It is 10 pres3 on and on and
ever on, never quit far enough, never having
expended effort enough until height after
height is assembled, and we rest on the broad
bosom of eternal Justice and eternsl truth,
which is eternal loye.-EstionaI View.
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A." ksSON Sc soNs,
Editors, Pohiishors and Proprletors.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-26
PROFESSIONAL arm

7. e. ROBINSON,
Attorney at Law,
Tuscumbia, Mlyoui.
TOHice at present IN tue Court uOusc.l
Frobste Ia -iness, Cillectiau., Farfitiopiu
Lands ard Qnietirg 1tllcs o SFecalite.
Have been Clerk OF the CoUniy AID Circuit
Courts for Il yesrs, en- fsmiIier with the
Records, hpyc The only ABSTRACT OF
TITLES In tho county. Caafe5s reasonable.
......
Z. G. SWALHN,
Attorney q, Law,
Tu5Cumbia, Missouri.
lOMco IN the Count uousa1
WI sprso.ice bis profession ia Miller ana
s1joiliDg counties.
,o,sv..." ,.",,,,4.,....
II. BRADLEYFORU.
Physician End Surgeon,
TusCumbia, No.
"'''"''. ......
A. p. NiKDuRF, MD.
Predicting Physician and Surgeon,
Pheasant Ftrm. 30.
..,..,
j, h. CONNER,
Physician and Surgeon,
Brumtey, Missouri.
ssssssts Esassss..sn.-..-.
GEO. w. TREMAlN,
Physician and Surgeon, 0suiist and AmrIst
= U. Adtress, gmtlmbia. MissouIi.
.........
j. d. MCGEE,
P1yslclan, surgeon and Accouchuor,
IutcuiabiR, Missouri.
'''''
DANIEL CUMMINGS.
N2fc9V Pa5fiC 81 Land A1ent
T~uscumbta. No.
HAMILTON s. FISHER,
Attorneys at law,
Jefferson Oily No,
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RuBsCRIPTTON

PubNshea Epery Thuraday.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-26

oFFICE-oN ooRSER wArrR Hon
STREETS.
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SUBSCRIPTION:
Per Year, IN AdpQnce, SLO0
not paid until the expiration ofthe year Sl.2b
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-11

ETcurston Tickets ut Very Low Rates
kiadlng via the Memphis and Charleston
railroad (Chickssaw roGte) are now on sale
at principal coupon ticket Offices 20 Chstt..
neogs. Knoxville, Bristol, L,nehburq Nor
folk, Charlottesville and White Snlnhnr
Springs. These tickets are good to return
un'n 'scoaches run with,
ST I'M Little Rock to
ohatIanoogs end Al er'pg cars are attached
70 all night trains. Maps, time tables, prices
OF tickets, and guide books giving full dis.
ERUPTION OF the public and private sumne,
resorts oil East Tennessee ami Virginia will
oe forwarded on application to the under
n 4 X GERS, Genl. Western agent, Dial.
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silk Manufacture,

NO one of our thousand industries, per-
ns greater progress bosn made during
~ ss' fifteen ortwen!y years than in tho
mcclure Of dix and tho products Of
hneglnnipg ia q small way 10 a Jerse ,
S re gen,lemen who engaged In this new
I,s Sa,eo experiment have steadily pur.
~, ~ untll tosday the looms Of Platter,
|s ~ ~ renowned as those of Lyons, and
E,,S.les they send forth are equal II not
nm S. 70 anything that comes TO us from
world, which Il ives supposed eijoy-
|ssvpo'y That could not DO overthrown In
N 1, /. ana costly Inc Of nuisoture. The
Inn. another AID not the least Of tho
SS a., ~ American courage, skill, energy
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A New Enterprise.
Brooklyn Eagle

iseen by the Eagle that the doctors at
}ahington was givin' the president mares
i" remarked Long Island farmer, as
sinded in an advertisement for lost dog
dropped into conversation with tie
|ksr.
You mean koumis," replied the cashier
ply eyes, that's mares milk fermented
HAid to be right nourlshing and slim
ag, though it only contains three per
Of alcohol"
Do you milk the marc and then set IL
smsshP sked the farmer slowly.
presume 60. / don't know exactly how
|amade."
Cause | got o couple of old mares left
IL me for a feed bill, and if l thought the
N was goin' for to have any kind of run
ss!s b'iler and start in"
lou might try IT," suggested the
1 lou say three cents worth Of alcohol to
n
I.s Of q hundred parts, three are
1M' so. Three cents worth of alcohol TO
hundred quarts. I'm on TO shat. How
make il fetmentf"
y. WI. ierment standing"
.nN Dusts one mare. Still l guess l can
up tother so she'll stand day or two
rl an l 10 know when tho stuff Is ripes"
vu' you have to run 1t through still,
W. mat. | can't give you tho process"
ssobe kin buy 1t somewhere" said
va man. II guess I'll run coil O. gas
aso hat old mare and build q fire under
ma p'raps l kin make some money
in.ne thing. You might make an item
I'm tryin' isso's l kin got before the
S Anything the president takes lie
~ ior 10 go. / swan I" continued the
!" MN as the Gather turned away, ~ forgot
"a MN III should give the alcohol TO
1Ie' I'll try 1t on anyhow and big
us projeced enterprise, ho started
NV s@ make II pleasant for the unhappy
'fles of tho f,ed hill ~
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Local Rnfinn.

Every one who knows Chris. Rintleman. se-
nial' popular, whole.souled Chris, ia in favor
OF pstronizing his Local Option" saloon in
IN Fort Worth. And those who dom. know
MIN should make his acquaintance immedi-
stely on arriving there for he keeps the best
nand. made sour mash Monarch whisky 10 he
found in the south. He also makes specially
OF Improvement Cigars" which are without
superior in the state. Don't forget to cali
on The Local Option, and you will be happy,
prosperous. and die respected and lsmented.
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Young MEN AND OTHERS.

We send on trial for thirty days our Electro
Yoltaio Bells, Bands, and snspensories, to
es, nervous debility, lost vitality, Loaf man
hood, and many other diseases. We guarantee
speedy cures and complete restoration OF
manhood. Addrt 70 without delay,
VOLTAlC BELT CO.. MsTsballMioh
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TRACKLAYERs WANTED.

Wanted by the Texas Trunk railroad com.
psuy, 90 experienced trackayers 10 whom
g9ou wages and steady employment will be
given Tor a year or longer Apply at oface or
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LOST

I osT-A pocket book, containing 81 or e5 In
memoranda. The finder can have the money
II he returns the pocket book and other con-
tents 10 s. j. ADAMS,
At Adams e Leonard a Bank.
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MunIOAI

DRoFEssoR GooDN0w, assisted by able
June 18TH, at Norton's building, Hs has
adopted the New Method" OF teachirg. Pu-
pills can master the science cfmusic In thirty
lessons, ut q cost OF only thirty dollars sat.
isiaction guaranteed, or money refunded, Ad-
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Job Printing In CoIors

The HERALD STEAM Jon PmNrINa OrrroK
10 now turning out some Of the most beautiful
100 work In colors, Q yer executed In Texas.
FOR artistic work 20 70 the HERALD Jon
PRrSrINe OyrIcE,,'
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East Line & Red River RW'v.
Time Gard No, =,

Taking effect Monday, March Il, 1881.
west-bound. JEFFERSON. East bound.
l;00p. m. Depart. Mai. ARRIVE 1910 a, m,
100 n. m, Depart. Fright, Arrive Ion, m
DAINGERFlELD
e:l0 p. m. Depart. Mail Depart lbs a. m,
1910 q. m. Depart, Fright. Depart 4t5 a, m,
PITTSBURG.
7;1bp. m. Arrive. . Mail Depart B,50 n. m
ll.Do ~ m. Arrive. Fright. Depart 800 D. m
1885 y. m, Depart, MALL. Arrive $3.50 a. m
1850 y. m. Depart. frRhi, Arrive 400 y. m
WlNSRORO,
$3.50 a, m. Depart. Mail. Depart Slh n, m
1926 p. IN. Depart. Fright, Depart II .lb a. m,
SULPHUR SpaINUs,
l01b p. m, Depart. Mail .Deptri $3.50 n, m,
ta0p m. Depart, Fright. Deput a46 a. m.
GREEENyILLE.
s;oSa. m. Arrive. Mail Depart 300 q. m.
1'45p. IN. Arrive. Fright Depart 0iib Q, IN
Connections, AT t,reenviiie With the NJ 4.
Paoino railroad for all points In the norihwe
at pitteburg with the Texas 4 ~. l.. railroad
LOT Gilmer, Mt. Pleasant aud Tyler, nj JEFF
iorson vita the Texas q Pacific railroad for
". Louis and all polntp east, south and south.
east Passenger trair runs daily except Sun
day, .JNO.T. FLYNN,
General Manager.
y. RAINEl, in,
Gen. Tici ~ and Pess. Ast., Jefferson, TEX.
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E'oR sALE-A positive sacrifice of lots with
- npIoVcm1 MS on Main street. Well
rar'ni2'd sands fDr business houses. and
a'to .ns dwelling hcusa rud lot In n good
heiSno ,rhooo, cor ysnleLt 80 business. ana
u h'eithy location Rlso for rlnt win saIl
'he"p ZOE cash. Apply 20 j. IZEN.
. 10 Main street
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l~~oR SALE-Flve go,d .. "ms, on reasonable
tei MS in high state OF Gu. N SiNW Teii
watered, fenced, etc. JOHN Az WA aIos
Wills Point. a N"o.
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H'oh SALE-Ata bargain ana on very lin
No. eral terms, a fine farm of 2lO acres Of rich
lying Il miles north of Dallas hlSo ~ on.n
Oh numbered land on the Dallas & Wichita Rail-
ffoad, miles west from the farm. Title ner-
Iect. belongs TO- a non resident who cannot
SnnI,i tn look after y. For particulars,
200 Main atYeat
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'oK SALE-Owing to oiher engagements.
4 VIII sell my place, us south HAYWOOD 81
o our Iargs horses two furniture wagons. tools
NC. III. r. KREITTEP
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rgsYNyCIAN

DHYsI0IAN AND sURGEoN-DR. NOR.
Il TON. ONCE, In frat national bank build,
Ing. Residence, San Jaolnto street, near
Leonard
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FOR SALE.

: EOR sALE-0ne thousand head of cattle
IRON one TO seven years old.
JOHN A. 0'NEAL,
Wills Point, Texas.
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w ASIED-21 good carpenters tI worx on
w depots and section houses west of Biz
springs; wages 81. 80 to S2.75 per day and
steady work. For transportation apply to q,
IL kintlelnan, Local Option, Fort Worth, Tex,
A. BkOWNLEE, Contractor
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WANTED-A good cook, white or black,
w male or 1 pply to
HERALD OEEJCE
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FOR BENT

FOR RENT-A, icely furnished room. An
ply 10 A, q. ARDRY,
743 Pacific avanua
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EoUND-A sum OF money, The owner can
l. obtain the same by giving descri ption and
by being idauililied, COL. W. ii. KELLER,
End of San Jacinto street car
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w ANTED-A ilrst-closs Oarriag. trimmer
w M other need Rppl- Aso good
Oh. .dksmith helper. 7 ,ss and $40 Commerce. 81
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M AN rED-5OO wood choppers on Texas q
w Pacific, between Dallas and Fort Worth,
III nigh and healthy country. viii nay ST .2b
per cord. Apply to d. E. Grove, Fuel Agent.
al At Adams y leonsrd's Bank; j. V. Conoyer,
0 . frelrle; Mr.. Layoy, Eagle Ford
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MISCELLANEOUS wANTs,

SWANrED-by young mas OF good char
W acler, perfectly sober; A situation IA
salesman In some relail business Satlsfac-
tlon guaranteed Address "B " Herald office
, 1881-06-05

SPEAKING A GOOD WORD FOR US POOR MIS-
EIADLE AMERICANS.
BERLIN, June IA correspondent says
the Powers are now pressing Turkey in re-
gard to her obligations to protect Americans.
NOTIFICATION.
CoNsTASTINoPLE, June 1.-THE Turkish
Premier has written to the Khediye of Egypt
declaring that the Porte cannot tolerate the
continuance of attacks in the Egyptian press
upon Turkey.
BRlGASps ASNuI1LATED. =,
ATHENS, June 4.-Turkish troops, after an
engagement in sight Of Salonica, annihilated
twenty-one brigands, and brought their heads
into town.
TIE PLAGUE.
CoSsrANrISopLE, June 4.-The Porte has
received dispatches from Mesopotalnia de-
clarlng that the plague has ceased.
THE DISMISSAL. OF THE sHS1srRY.
ST. PETERSBURG, June "A letter tu the
Official Messenger from Sofa states that the
true Significance of Prince Alexander's action
is grossly perverted. The mass Of the Bull
garians are grateful to the Prince for dis
missing the Ministry, against whose worse
than Turkish rule the Bulgarians of We'd
den, for example, have frequently pctitionel
the Russian Consul. Prince Alexander has
received many addresses and thanks for his
action.
, 1881-06-05
CUTTING RATES.
DEEIALS RY VARIOUS RAILROAD OFFICIAL.
IN.

oES1ALo IA 'tAtou, .Ss n,i..,Unu .!, of AaA'7
OF ANY sctll Pufro9E'
Special Dhpateh to 1he Chicago Tribune:
New York, June 4.-Rumors have been
sedulously nut about OIL Wall street for sew
o ~, 1a,.s nast p ~ tho atract that thern ,y,.
e1"1 u'ss p"oI ~ ~ 'ne ens ,:.so ~ 49, 49, 49,
trouble among the trunk lthes' anu 1lla] llle
schedule rates were being cut as they were
some years ago wheif the memorable railroad
waroccurred. The companies have repeatedly
denied these rr1nors. but without avail. To-
dov m evening ner was so far Influenced
n", "A eE .,,,,ns, p ~ r. assort That I'm Er;a
by these lun'orS al ~ asseit .!i'1 'ne L.e
railroad has been taking 1fe'ghl AZ varying
rates in defiance Of the fixed schedules by
,rh;c, If was presumably hound. It also as-
serted That the Erie Road had its agents
in the West seeking business at such rates
rs would bar the other trunk lines from co.tl-
m netition 50 Iong as they adhered to the sclicd-
i,le agreed upon, and that one Of the results
If this course was that while
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naa pee h ru1' han; 'nt ott II i liz
ALBERT flnk says !s Kn9ws ''oi!,ll's an M.,a.-
, 1881-06-05
ARMOUR SAID TO Still. CONTROL. THE MAR
KET.

ARMOUR SAID TO Still. CONTROL THE MAR
KET.
Spftial Dispatch to The Chitano Tribune.
NEw York, June 4.-The. markets at the
Produce Exchange were to-day without tone.
Grain and provisions still halt, ana oper-
ators await the controlling spirit in deals in
which nearly the whole list Of speculative
articles is held. Armour is still both the
wet ar,t1 dry nttrse Of wheat, and his method
of nourishment, with the weather and the
temper of speculation in which he is an ex-
pert, excel "Qld Probs." or "Uncfe :"
Daniel Drew. He can get up dronghts or
foods to order, rs tie did week before last,
when lie led the thirsty "lalnbs" Of Wall
street to drink. He can overissuo or con-
tract stocks in way that would send
"Uncle" Daniel to bed again with his boots
on. lie seems now to be letting the market
run down, AMI the boys drop their long
wheat to get short again, and yet will not
let the market break until his cash wheat
on the way from Chicago and Milwaukee
gets here and is sold, before which he may
doubtless give the market and the shorts
ASoTHEi: SQUEEZE.
As it is. lie could not hold up cash spring
wheat If he wished to without buying all
that is coming into Dows neki1x' i, Fre;s!nan i;a,
enough to supply all legitimate wants. He
can sell much June, as the price is SO near
that Of cash. The boys will not trade III this
option for fear the wheat may De delivered
to them any day. Some Of the shippers were
also selling spring wheat bought to arrive at
much higher prices. The ocean freight men
pect Of no better rates for next weeks
STEAMERS