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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-06
TIE Lest Round. Ho,c Things WHI Pass Cat.
Special to the Globe.

A''0 <-''Se A@"""'t' IiotC AHthyS ~ Ht run Cat.
Special to the Globe.
VERNDALE, Nov. 4.-This is undoubtedly
the most active day of the campaign in
the Fifth district. Politicians are buzzing
around like mosquitoes in huckleberry time.
Everybody is on the qui rire for some new
and unexpected development in the last
stages of the campaign.
Speculation is rife and political gossip
freely INDUCED in. Kindred, according to
the very general opinion of the observing
and posted ones. is destined to sweep every
thing before him.
There will be rousing Kindred meet
ing at McNair's hall this evening. Speeches
by such war horses as Maj. Siam and W.
". Billson.
G. G. Parker, the candidate for the legis-
lature from this district, will be elected
W. W. Billson will also occupy quarters al
the state capitol the coming winter.
With Parker and Billson in the state
legislature and c. F. Kindred at Washing
ton, this portion of Northern Minnesota
may we'll rejoice at the prospect ahead.
The thunders are rolling all around the
horizon and every peal is a trumpeter fol
| truth and Kindred.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-06
Nelson EjEsle.
[Spacia, to the Globe. |

MOTLEY, Mimi, Nov. 5.-The Nelson
meeting here last night consisted of fifteen
persons, twelve of whom were for Kindred.
A Kindred man acted as chairman. The
speakers told the old story of Kindred
frauds and Nelson's poverty.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-06
THE LAST ROUND.
Desperate Game Of the Nelson Gang in
the Fifth District.

Desperate Game Of the Nelson Gang in
the Fifth District.
THUGS AND SHOULDER HITTERS
Imported to BulldOze and Intim:date
Voters.
DEPUTY U. S. MARSHAL BRACKET
BOSsing and Directing the Detachable
Gang.
ANOTHER LETTER FROM BARNUM.
The Nelson SANDER Relative to His
Withdrawal Refuted.
CLOSE THE VICTORIOUS COLUMN,
And Send the Pine Thieves to Private
Life i'm Both Districts.
REVIEW OF SITUATION ABROAD.
Democratic Success Promised Every.
| where.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-06


henchman, was nominated. Jadwin
claimed that his defeat was broue hit about
by underhand means, and has taken the
field on his own account on his record as a
congressman. The district ought to have
about $500 Republican majority
Judwin will poll the bulk of the
Republican vote, but the split will
almost certainly elect G. A. Post, the Dem
ocratic candidate. The Sixteenth district.
composed of Cameron, Mexican, Potter,
Sullivan and Tioga counties, is at best very
close. Two years ago r. j. G. Walker, Re-
publican, polled 1850 votes to 1904 for
David Kirk, Democrat. Hy. w. Earlee Is
the nominee of the Democrats, but the Re-
publlcans have not been able to agree as
yet. They have had a long contest and
the district is SO torn up by it that the
democrats stand very good
chance to carry it. J. NJ. Cam
bell has had fight to secure his
denomination by the Republicans. Somer-
set county is all torn up to such an extent
that the district must be put in the doubt
tul column, A. Fl. Coffrath has a good
hghtlng chance, and taking all together,
ms chances appear brighter. Somerset,
Caibrla and Cameron counties form the
district. The element of doubt enters
largely INTO the campaign in the Eigh-
teenth district. The district covers good
deal OF ground, comprising the counties of
franklin, Fulton, Huntington, Juniata.
Perry and Snyder. II. G. Fisher was
elected by the Republicans in 1880 by TT
votes over ex-Congressman R. M.
Speer. This year the fight is between L.
E. Atkins, Republican, and F. M. Kim
ball, Democrat. Kimball has the upper
hand. The Democrats have the best of it
in all the close districts, on account of the
Independent bolt which has disorpanized
the Republican party. In the Adams.
Cumberland and York districts. there is
furious fight. The congressman, Belt
hoover, was defeated for the Democratic
nomination by VIM. A. Duncan. There Is
no Republican in the field, but McSherrv
is running as an independent Democrat
and most Republicans will support him. If
is very heavy Democratic district and
duncan is as good as elected already.
Ex-Gov. Curtis will be returned from the
seventeenth district, composed of Center.
Ciearfield, Clinton, Elk and Mifiin coun,
aes: His Republican opponent is Samuel
d. Orwlg. Mr.. Wise retires in the Twenty
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL March l-l2$0 m.-Cotton nrner hidding
Upauds, Gil Nddlug Orleans, q ID sales l2O' bt~
including OjO bales for speculation and export: receipts
100 bale. all American. Futures-U Uplands Low Mu-
ding clause March delivery 64d 10 March an9 Apl Ge
livery. 62eqd. do ADril Nav delivery tg1d; 90 MAY
June delivery. G2 szd do June and July delivery a2d'
July and August delivery, b5'sli do August and
ember delivery Gazd 90 September and october b43sd
Futures quiet ~,
LIvEErooI- March ll-2 1n.-Coton-The sales Of the
day included 9.6lJ bale, American
LIVERPOOL. March ll--fo0 r nrese 50,
lands. Low }ddng clause. Aprl and Nav delivery; 03Ed
May delivery, 65id: do June and July delivery
OSScd. Futures closed steady.
AUGUSTA. March L. cotton firm: Mlddlne bc. Low
MidInE l02ra Good Ordinary 10 2c receipts. 80 bales
sales i.3GH bales
BALTIMORE March ll.-Cotion nrn. MiddlHng l1a0
II &C.. MId,ilIng lliall%cf Coca ordinary lo-@
lOc. receipts bales; DIS bales sales Slhes
500 bales stock. 3G,2i9 bales. -
CHARLESTON. March ll.-Cott0n strong; Mdtlng II &C.
Middlng II 7ci 5000 Ortnary. IL &c net receipts
217 exports Great Britain SOt bales -aIes 900
bales. stock. 1901 bales
GAyEsTOV. March l-COttOn firm. Mlddlnc. ll'gc.; low
Niddlng. lLc; Good or iuary t. 3c; not Tc'oui aul
bales exports cOIs;wisc 1913 bales sae LIS baiea stock
- =, bales.
Nddug ltc; Good Ordinary. lO7- receipt. 50 Gales
shipments. li@l bales; sales, 400 bales stock. 17i9
balc-
NEw.OBIEAys March I.-Cotion firm; Md0nn-. n &c.
Low NlUdtu-. ILc; Good Ordinary, lnsrs NET receipts
300 bale, sos bales exports 90 raf Britain J., '5
ljl bales; sales, 5000 baesi last evening LOO bales.
stock, 3lo,H~- bales.
Midduug. i &C. Go'd cr ay loa-c' net receipts .1G
bales sales 500 bales last evening 600 bales stock 6o982
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
liz sTocK MARKErs-RY 49, LEGRAPH.

BUFFALO March .-CArTLR-Beceipts to-day. 1000 heaA
0ta for week thus far head time last week
lOG50 consigned through 800 prices unchanged
only few retail sales
sHEEP AyD LAMBs-Receipts to-day. 500 head tota or
week TINS far 21iuO head; for same time last week -oV
head consigned through ~ demand flr aud prices
higher Good 10 Medium Western - 2OGS5 So LAMBS IN
changed.
HoGs-ReceiUts, $500 head: total for week thus iar,
81 900 head time week. 424Sj hel' consigned
through l3 no Goo Oteting Light workers. - %
a 81 3O Good Pigs. - 30 q -: no Heavy Ouer1ng .
II LOUIS March ll-CAITLE- Receipts 100 head; ship
meats head demand for Butchers stock ana Steers
for interior shipment hat OnlT retail trade done on rcpt
OF scaDt supply prices rule hr ana prospect o next
week good.
-HEEP-Seccipts none. shipments 1000 head gonu ue-
mand. Tut not ing DONE there being no supply.
HJGs-ln very light supply and prices nOnnai Lgnl 20
Workers - 9OGsG = Packing, 20 sJ9SG 4O Butchers
10 Fancy 81 60 50 O Pigs - 90 - 80 receipts ioO snip
IN -nt-. $50 nead.
CHICAGO. March Il.-HOGs-Receiprs, 1900 head ship
head: brisk demand market active and De- hGner;
al sold Common Good Mixed - g0d-6 49, Heavy PacA-
ing aud Shipping 4G 500s7; Phadepbas oueIsli Shps
and Culls. 30 tO0 - 80. 800 -,
market active aGd nruer and prices fully manalue fN
ports - 2Ods6 1J Good TO Choice shipping - - CON-
10 Fair s. 0dSj 80; ButchersS2 1O9@4 50 >toekfs
and Feeders, - ljd<J 20. - , -
SHEEP Receipts 200 head shipments 200 head mar mar
kct strong. active and firm; Common 90 Medium - ~ 90
Choice - jUGSJ G5 ChOcet0 Extra s. 30 1eb ~
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after January %. 1881
- " ItI--A 7 = y = IsI.N n
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York Desbross and Cortanit
Ferries follows
Harrisburg Ptsburg the West and south with Pullman
Palace Cars attached. al and daily New.
Chicago Limited Of Pullman Palace N.
daily
WhamspOrt. Lock Haven A. m. .. m; Cory snc Eric
al p. NJ connecting az Cory for Tusve, Petroleum Gen.
TIRE, and the Oh Regions.
baltimore Washington and the south; Limited Washing.
Express" Pullman ParOr daily except Sunday
10 4. arrive Washington Regusr az $50 a.
$40 :, and and II night SUNDAY, and p
II night
Express !Or Baltimore except SUNDAY. p
Atlantic city, through D. NJ except SUNDAY.
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex connect with al tAregs
trains ersey city arOrt'ng speedy direct transr
Tor BrOOklyu travel
and 1910 D. IN daily. From Washington and BaltmCc $780,
$500 IN 25O 80 9:35 and loco D. SUNDAY $50.
ESQ a m Q55 and 1000 Prom Phlladelphi. $50,
G2O $50 $50 $40 $40. lO50 l4O M l2O 2 3 80 53o
fy2O = 40 s.SD g.3J 1910 1880 D. m sunday so
80 s. 20 $50 lao a m Geo. 9:35 1910 aud 10 50 d M
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
rI-nnI-L-A.. .IA.EET-

IIyEar9OI- March ll-2 D. m-r0rk-Prlnc Moss Eastern.
Gun ut ~V DO Western. d1li at o.. BACON tumb Ind
Cut duil az 1864, short IaD dul! AZ - Long Clear
Iu % 80 Gear dul, 20 - 'd. HaW~-Ioug tut
Ste dy al 4 shoulders Gd. Bret-tuha llcss dHi
al -s- Extra dull Prime iull 90. Lard
Prime Wc.t,u steady a. -6L Taiov T. imc titv dul
.Fd. TUT. .uliuc~p. .at-I1r go Gd EusItine du
at jd. Common steady ~ fd. Clec.c-Auercan choice"
dull al Gl. OIL here. Elpuf-ENia state. dull
atll Whcqt-No White dull 10 lO d. so . S;riuz dul
M 10. winter Nrw Western. DUH az l12d Coiu-NNei.
o'n. steady az IS L,.i foIlrW
LONuoN March ll-t:3u M acutta In-t"L it 6d
per quarter Sperm Oi sl2y Z iJ per ton; tar o,M ~
iptd Spirits 1uIpeuiiur. ~ 3D. per rvt. Refined
Petroleum. d ~plut- oi Petroleum. Ida-I per gallon
Common Rusin : .d, L'nseod Oh S2j.li. Icr Ton
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Fer North Rirer. Vessels dpd RGur0dtS
NEw-YORK Saturday. March IL, 1852.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. Saturday. March II,

ASUFS-UnChanged
COFFFT-IaguIyra the main attraction tooaE iir-e
taes ang place the basis OF 50 &c Tor Porto taptl"
s.cs Claudlus also 2lJ bags Maraeal1o eL
10 ,r private terms market strong Rio quiet ard
Fair sales tther on The street ~ al @
Ordinary for MAY held AZ the second call AT
so viii 40 bid other deliveries neglected.
COTTON-SpOt Cotton &c higher mt less actlNc t@uaE
sales S04I naes 244l bales .ast evening inClndug ~
b9es flr EXPORT and bales spinning. Delivered
soutract 90 bales Receipts the ports to-day, 5O6l
bars against GG53 bales this day last week, ana 1926
ba l4zt ear
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

roxDox March ll-l2SU n m-Consols lOOi3a for money
and lOU5e for bonds four and half per
cents lli Atlantic and first mortgage trus
tecss certincaes do second To- Ere 80 do second
Pennsylvania Central 6lsE Newf0rk Central,
i33 Reaing 2Sl Milwaukee and st Pan common lu5is
LONDON March ll2 nParls adviees quote three per
- francs Is celtimcS for the account
LONDoN March 1850 m.COnSos lOOtIlq Tor money,
mud lOO3 Atlantic and Great Western urst
mortgage certificates f Erie second conSos
Central 1889 Illinois Central l3 u New
YORK. ontario and Western. 23l4
LONDON MaTcn ll-i3U p m.rhe amount OF bullon gone
into Bank OF Englane on balance tOdavs SlOHuoO
LONDON March ll5OO D. m.-Pars a1vices quote Ilree
80 ceutlmcs Tor the account
PARIS March 1l-5:OU D.. m.-Exchanze OF L0nc0a 20
francs 29ls 0eaumes for checks
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
1nNnnN WOOL SALES

IoEuov March 1lFollowing are the Wool sales Of Fri
day IN Jj33 bales Port PnIp-Ileeac J.. -d1 e.:
secured td2 "a greasy. I'd ~ I'D locks alt pieces, sd
al Hd: - bales cope aud Natal-Floc"e ri luLi
secured. Ls GREASY. I'D. gl; l4ff bales ~td
uee- fleece j, secured, II .t0 ld. greasy ld
Fleece i al H.; secured. lldol 2L' Greasy, 3D. ID
locks pieces Lsi. d lambs. secured. = Id lL;
:it- bales New Z,aaud-t,reI~y ll.GI ID.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13

June 81 2S', July, 81 13A August 81 l0l all the year,
81 0s Corn dut High Mixed 66967c. No spot, 64e bid
March, ca 06jo April "a yc bid. May, % &C. June. &c
OatsNohing doing Receipts-Wheat G,0Ou bush; Corn,
220eO bush Shipments-Wheat $4,000 bush; Corn 45OO
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13

DOUBLE TRACK. THE MosT IMPROVED E9UTP.
MENT. AND tn FASTEST TIME CONSIST
kNr MIrh ABSOLUTE sAFETY.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13


ENF WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
ExpKss Trains leave Newvork VIA Desbrosses cort
lsndt streets, Ferries. as follows.
10 500 10 inlted II m 800. 310 ), 3
and p M ami ~ nshI sundays'o auG 10 - y o.
EXpFess Trains daily except sunday ay -
a n running through via TrentOn and Camden
Returning trains leave Broad ST. station Philadelphia
tied Express 1870 y nj l. s. l. J. o. go. I:55 and
sunday l2:Dl 3O 52t. 3:i5 $50 1855 and
sp m. Leave philadelphia Camden y Am aud 40
PTieket See $40 and ga Broadway Astor Hou,e and
COrtlanit..t
lyn Annox Station. foot FultonsL Brooklyn Nos Ill
EmigTant Ticket Ohce, Battery place.
THE New York Transfer Company viii can chooS
baggage from hotels a5d residences F., u y,ooD
General Manager General Passr Agent
STONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
FARE s. 10 Boston for hrstclass al ket good oay
steamers sToSiNGToN and NARnAG GaSsETT lsav,
leave daily Except Snndays as IRON Per 81 n. Il
of Jay arriving IN Boston at b
Tickets for sale az air ticket oc stAeroons
3e7 Broadway and Metropolitan and Fltsh
Avenue Hotel ticket Offices
PROVIDENCE LINE for Freight only.
Pier % foot st. ". R.
daily texcspt sunay Tor Boston wa PrOydsRce direct
Freight via either line taken At lowest rates.
u $ eDABCOCk. Pr-sideut l. W. fILkISS Ca p Age
THE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON.
ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot -.
500 y paror attached and lop M WIN
sundays a ID u, with palase sleeping cara.
and osPtor car obtained Metropolitan
nm Windsor Asai tesss eess and ~ orsaA
SeatrA Depot
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
TO PHILADELPHIA


20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYsAND 9 on sun.
DAY. THREE STATIONS IN PHILADEL-
PHIA. TWO IN NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13

TROY B0ATs-CIrlZEN'S LINE.-New
l. steamers SARATOGA and CITY CITY OF TROY hays
top6er connecting with morning trains f0z NORTH and
West sunday steamer touches % Albany,
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
MsW-York Weekly
Gicam5oats ano Railroads..

STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads..
HARTFORD, Middletown, Springdeld Dand and
A9 & ER at n ST S2 d paB al on S onaeea 9IS T
GEi1EB EtSfE H5G DHiLY ,2I'f ''Ai' ~ ' ''-l -
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenger
Cortandt and Desbrossesst at i0a M 80 N and $50
Wiisesbarre Towanis Waverly ithaca Geneva Lyons,
Buffalo and the West: Train 9t @ H. t0 a,2n Beteaf n p
ton Pullman sleeping coaches attached TO $50 o. train
N MahaDoy and Hazleton coal regions nSyrNcroH q p
General Eastern oace corner Church and CoJ,landss
NEW-HAvEN, MERIDEN. HARTFORD
JOHNsBUHY &c steamers leave Pier 25 +. H. at -
With tpSep rla Tickets sod and baggage Checked at "a
Broadway " 7, and Courtst- brooklyn EXCURSION ito
NORWICH LINE
10 Boston worce.ter Nashua Portland I'd and the East
fs ss % new 4on Limited In It'd tickets to Boston, - 70 =
without exception the elegant 65i5 the sound and
% tue p 40 Notb River loot u Wattssl next Mar
above Desbrosses-t Ferryday except sundays an pm
" G0L0Ripo, CALIFORNIA, ST PAUL MIME
APOLIs, and points In NEBRASKA. UTAH, MON
TANA DAKOTA MINNESOTA. ami tho NORTH
WEST are reached direct from CHICAGO viathe
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEoTERN R'y.
II rms from two hve daily each way between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points. 1T ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west Of
Chicago. PULLMAN SLEEPERS on all OF It's
through and night For rates Of fare and other In
formation apply by IN person to any coupon ticket
agent to l. 1. BOOTH
General Eastern Agent, No. 4l6 Broadway, New York
CHARMS ...,,
COMPANY.
Office, Pier ls, y. r.. foot Cortiandt-st-
Consgnmeutz ware directed any part
Of the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
received for delivery o all kinds OF freight and mer
chandise any part OF the city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HARBOR LIGHTERAGE
Freight Of description promptly hghtered " any ponf
la harbor AZ reasonable
STEAMBOATS,. BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS
Steamers John H. 5LaT1n and ErasRs Corning Cor NEW
HAVEN, leave Pier Is " r. at y daily lsaturiays
MfTRoPoLIs EXPRESS CO. between New.York
| New w.Hayen Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight points D. l. & w T. X received az PeE 10
| For ew Haven and points East at Pier lS
| NORTH SHORE. STATEN ISl.AND.-Eleyon Miles for
Ten Cents via steamer from Pier T. H.. foot Whitehall At
CENTRAL SHIPYAKD. Communipaw, N.J.-Dry Docks
Machine shopa every thing aupertaining
| construction anu repair OF yes,ei4
| Y,ROY BOATs-CITlZEN'S LINE.-New
| i steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY Lsays
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
Gillarcial.
TIE CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD CoSPANT,
~E"REThhI ASD TtEt-JATEo OFFICE
..

TIE CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD CoSP,NT,
~EoREThhI ASD TtEt-JATto ofiirE, :
CHICAGO. March %, ie~2D
4 NNUAL MEETING.-Ihe stockholder, and
RAILROAD COMPANY 1re hereby notified shat the animal
meeting Company tr election II directors and the
transaction OF such other O1,lIeS, NAV De pc.rnte VIII
D. held ~ tir company oI.,'s ~ 20 IlAno'7' Oh
MONDAY thr SCI diy Of april next AT 10 O'Clock, a.
The book, viii be closed az the q; business
hour- the l5h instant and eo? ae ON tg h dag Of DI
next. C. H. Fbol Ei. -ttltlatl.
DEBT of the United States, Trade in Coin,
~ Cos, Of civil List The Tribune Almanac Price -Jc
DIVIDEND-PAYING INVESTMENT Sc
H6WARD BAILEY 6 Co Uimited.
ElurIDl" Building. l-o BToa 'war. y. Y
Dealers iu investment Securities Oer dIvdelp PAY
securities yielding per cent pc ann1ul
sVOR Law on Banks and Trade IN Bullion see
L Tribune Almanac for lSN2. Price > cents
Gas STOCKS and City R.R. Stocks and Bonds
u DouGlta1ts1L T. !. 4EWIFE3l r.ycla1E'p-&ea
JNDIANAPOLIS. DECATUR AND SPRING
( FIELD RAILWAY COMPANY.
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT ~ EAR BONDS,
COUPON OR REGISTERED.
INTEREST PAYABLE APRIL AND oCINBEH J. .
F0I; fiiE ~ I.P0S r ~ RIDEENIV.' Tar BAL
ANCE OF -OIIoIANp pIHG SlNhlN"
FUND PER CENT BONDS OF
THIS COMPANY.
These bonds with rh. outstanding - hr len on 10
miles and it, equipment and rccumU themselves
g-t,.5~- iusut The railroad o TINS company D.
operated by the Indiana Bloomington and Western al
WAY COMPANY under minimum -ar'utr. 90 t-Uutn net IN
come per auBu amuUUti fn u.arv twice the annual inter
these bonds. 70 j. estimated tat tue cour on ~ thr
tlt earnings leave large surplus nNed interest
~ oaer limited amount these loe and accruet
interest, subject 10 advance OF E1ce without notl', ~
* Ilt h
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
Diui0enS Nollces.
TuE WEsIEGS UNION TLIEGRATH COMPANY, ;
EFW.YpEK 4 lrrh = l~~2.

TuE WE-TEaN JNI0N TLIE-aAT9 C0NFANlI-
NEW-YOEK Il trch = l~S2.}
DITIDEND No j9.-rhe Board Ot Di
~ rrctors have declared QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
OF ONE AND OEE-IALF PER CTS upon the caDita
stock this Company f.ou the net revenues or the
three months ending Narch 81, instant payable at the
ngfrp The Ir.s-ur.r and after the 10Th dav OF
tpri shareholders Of record the 18TH day OF
Mafrh instant. I, transfer books VIII De- closed at three
O'Clock on the afternoon ~ 18th o. March instant. and
reOpened the I7tu Of Apu! reXr.
TTEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
PANY. Tho coupons of The frat mortgage eastern III
vision bonds W the TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY
COMPANY maturing March l. IoS1 will paid after
81 tie Mercantile Trust COMPANY, No. l2D Broad
way Ncw-YOrE CRY. g. r. SAlfEkLEE, Treasurer
MANHATTAN RAILEnAD COMPANY. No Il BRuADwAY.(
NEW NOGK March ], lso2.
rTHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Com
i pauy have this day declared QUARTERLY DINI
DESD 0f ONE AND ONEHALF PER CENT on the first
aud second preferred stocks o. ths company PAYABLE AZ me
lS-2
The transfer books will March lj O'Clock
D. m lnd reOpcnrd 10 O'Clock April &
lS-2. d ". MCN LILA Nj. treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13

sTEARiNE-Held shade higher but trade Juigt :
quoted at lOUllc sales - tc- Philadelphia
lu.Slc. ard U.OO0 20 OlromaTgsrine ~tearHc, &c.
SCGAR-RaW unchanged sales 61b hhds. Ceutr'Uca.Sc.
500 hhd- do Lee: 6S0 hhds Mu~cOyadO Cuba 14c $50
hhds Mart nquc &c. Fir Good Eehnng -c Re
fined In moderate demand Loaf. luc; Crushed. 9C
Cubes 9a-c; Powdered 9azo $50. Granuiaed 9c Mouid
. l." gIsc.. CuurcuoutIs A. STANDARD
IN SIor~3.c; White Extra. SltaS tc.: Yellow do
- as l-c: y Yellow c. 7A47 l2c. Yellow. 7H7iC.
TALLOW-oteady and quiet Prime City, &c, safes 5000
IL.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13

EOR BOSTON.-THE LATEST TRAIN with
Il Pullman Seepers via y T. n H. and H. X r, Lave,
Grand Contra depot at 1883 dIyA and 10 30
SundayA Getuc6ets VIA New Y0rK aai Ne lll..
road. AZ Grand Central Depot aud principal hotels
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
AND PHILADELPHIA.
ROUND PR4nk KDrrTE
For TRENTON ana PHTLADELPHTA.
ERLE RAILMAY. now known as the NEW-

E'kIE RAiLN NJ, now now k@noNn @ { ~ tbe NJ NV :
A. YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
ArraI cement OF trains from Chambers stret Depot:
Cincinnati ami Chicago Day Express Drawing
room Coaches 10 Buffalo and uspeu-on Bridge
10. tpaiy Fast - Louis Express arriving AZ Bunaa
U connecting with fast trains 10 the west ani south
west Puman's best DrawtngF0om Sleeping Coaches 10
7 p m. CDay)-Pacihc Express for the West sleeping
Coacbe. through Buffalo. NakaTa Fa Cincinnati and
Chicago without change Hotel Crachr. through % Chicago
7.lI y. m.-Emgraut train to- the West.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13

Leave New.YOrk dilly. sundays executed.
AZ =. n from Pier % North RIVER foot % Murrfy.'
Connection by Annex Boat from Brooklyn az 40 y N u
sey City Tickets and DO secured
al principal hotels transfer and ticket Oces az The ohoe
Pier * and steamers. GEO. 4. CDNNOla
BORDEN & LOs ELL. Agts Gent Pass Agt
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13

SKINS-Goat-Ihe demand continues good for ght skins
lt t prices ana tor more hu~n 40 p0ce- Nln
llin. ..AI and nrla-. IlIOIut LlltI..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-14
,xDEpENDENos FOR WINS.

p new mode OF carrying out woman's
rights has come to light. 1t bears within it
the germs OF a great power, which can be
used to narrow the hateful sphere of woman's
wrongs by the possession of power to prevent
the inhiction of wrong. Curious to say the
new revelation is from an Indian source.
The ancient and semi-civilized tribe of Zu-
mis-, whose civilization is of ancient date
not an imitation of modern ideas-practice
the system. With them when man mar
ries, not he, but his wife, finds the dwelling
in which they are to reside; she furnishes
and equips it and it is hers-hers, to admit
whom abe pleases and exclude whom she
chooses. The man in marrying has only to
walk into residence prepared for his re-
ception, but he can stay in his wifes
house only as long as he performs
a husbands duties-when he fails in
them the wife can put her husband
out of her house as an unacceptable
guest ls put out. She is no slave,
and he dare not play the tyrant.
About his business he is master, about the
house she is sovereign. If he turn out
drunken, vicious, or worthless, it is not the
woman that is deprived of home, but the
man. The keen minds of the woman's rights
leaders have here good ground to work upon.
Instead of a woman having her fortune all
in money, let it be in a house, whether hired
or owned, and in IDS contents. That would
give a woman independence in her own
sphere, while not interfering with mans en-
tire freedom in his sphere.