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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-24
BY Telegraph.

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sII91oSl.l4. corn opened 5 To-. lette-. NIB
-,puently mel weaker. and reacted COG. closing
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mi IL, tgii. der,+nt pira Hrr1 ana fn better ss
nar,i. ,touc.tfr 5.a o.: Gllgoou. . ID p .c.. dutF
n1id Cot.on-seed oii. 900 5sc R..m .ioidy.
r9-.ontfne ,irm n 3~ia3-i,r. Hide. uuici md
steadily lrld. Wool duI ana dcprr--ci. P1rt
held very firm aaf trade limited; me-. -po'
SILL 81 -' ~ nltl"l- u,-l.c.,d iud snii'
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f f.o &C.; ~. IN ~ 'rIpi.hf.,i.u 100
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BALTIMORE. Nav 33.-Flour iull and steady
Howard--trctt and wcieu ,nperine. i.2j -
5iii,' .s1a-d.o' s3.55ms4 cxtrt .4..5a.5'.
Rio brands. 'Gn s6.-5. Nh'ai--ouihein irn
lug ,eldy. wc rI lower. closing -iei'iY su'h-
crn red. fi.lT tfi.l9; am.er. SLIGO tl.-t.
tO. Mary I-nt. --'i.- 10. "t-ttit
winter fri' % 'i $500 lif' -l.-t sl.I
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4na quiet southern. y -'"r h.,h "liW
Is Doe mAr.' a.. ''An BE '-'
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pot, sll3e August. .fu luic- lf -. -p''
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4 Mother Brains Her Child.


Nv tCTcgTITT Y ~ f'I'II'VIIfI
PETERSBURG. Va. May 23.-At Ne
Farland's. LunenbTg county, a child
named Alice Boiling was Drained by its
mother. who. after committing the deed.
buried the child. which was subsequently
found with its skull crushed in a frightful
manner. The mmdcre,s confessed her
p,,rilt bnt assigned no cause for the crime.
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Notice 10 National Banks.

DIV TOlCgTNVN " ~ 17'-I'E''"'I
W,suINGroS. May 23.-TreaSurer Wy
man to-day Issued notices to all national
banks that in pursuance Of IN opinion Of
the Attornev-General no return OF deposits
and capital will hereafter he required OF
national banks. rs il is held that the duty
ON said items repealed by the net OF March
3. 1889. ceased with the duty due aud pay
able January, 1883.
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Crinnles af ilnso- emil.
IHl telegraph 10 Do Dl.01lchI

MArCH-GANE BETWEEN rwO-LEGGED AND
ONE-ARWED AND TwO-ARHED AND 0NE-LEG-
GED MINES.
IBIS tcl graph to the Dispatch.
PHILADELPHIA. MAY 23.-The smokey
and Hopper Baseball Clubs. composed re-
.pcctveiv OF ne-umed and onc-egged
men. PLAYED q ma!ch-gamc VI ball To-day
for the cripple championship. Four 90
the >norkev team had nm arm of at the
shoulder. one had aparllyzed arm. and each
# the rest oi the nine was minus q hs1d.
The Hopper, were I'M q worse trim. Their
first buscman had an artificial le-. The
centre and right-delder, chased balls on
,rutches. and the others OF the nHe tray
ellcd on peg legs. The two-Ieggcd
one-armed side had I'm easy victory over
the tw0-mmed 0ne-Ieggcd crowd. the score
standing 81 t0 II at the end of the fifth
inning, when the game ended.
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Eirn nndI.oss of Life.

10y N'-I'F'I'IVs -
CHARLESTON, :. c.. May 23.-rhe steam.
bakery and candy-manufactory Of j. e.. II.
Claussen iS Co.. Nos. @, s. 10, T., and +,
Market street. in this city, was totally
burned about 3 O'Clock this morning. Loss
about $4,000; insurance about S2j. 600.
4 coIored employee OF the establishment
who slept on the premises was burned IN
tho huitdtnO
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wAaIxE iSrELLsGENCE.
PORT or RICHMONs, MAY 23. 1853.
-AIL..-

steamer Ariel, clifford, norfolk. yni,ef states
mail. nercha. ID e. s.d l4 n-rr-. p Is. ittuH,
.uIerintsudrnf
Schooner =. Nindusen. Godfrey. Iluh0Aen. lies.
Sorytll. Lcakc z Co.: ycs. 81. grfis < Parser.
schooner Bowdoine. Hoe on. New lnrS. coal,
hesAneakc mi Ohio Railway Company vessel,
Cufs Parker.
Schooner VI. :. Lewis. Kelly. Portland. coal.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company vessel.
Cart & Parker.
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.-,uc,.,e the Corneti1 Dead.


TDy IrlOgrApN 10 NV = 7D4tVH'I
NEW YORK, May % Matthew Arbuckle,
a well-known cornet-player and orchestra
leader. died At his resid rec. in west Tween
tv-second street. at > O'Clock this evening.
Of pneumonia: aged nity-four years. He
was born in Scotland.
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. May %. 1858.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAr.-Rod. 2.6I6 bushels.
D0RN.-White. l.20 = bushels. Mixed, 500 iG,.l-
els
OArs.-l,J1J bushels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAr.-Rcd. 80 bushels good Longberry -
.23: LAS bushels miXpt 20 Sis tn rl.1J
4J8 bushels fli- Co very good ~hur-urI-y tt Sis
20 81 -
C0RN.-Whuc 79s bushels common to good Il
JB fo 65c.
Corroy.-Tone steady. Receipt. 3s bales
shipments. 13 bales. Quotations. NihdlfHg. -
20 tut.c.. low midlllng. TOTO lO4r.- good 0rul-
nary. DC, ordinary, + tu B &c.. stained. . 20
e..
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baseball Yesterday.

k-Mctropolitans. l.; Domestic. l.;
Chicago hicago. 10; Boston. 9; CIeye-
land-Cleveland-. S: Philadelphia. IS: De-
froit-Derroit. q: Providence. 8. Boston,
Harvards. n; Browns. ,; New York
Princeton. q: Amherst. q; Wilmington.
Del.-Quckstep>. 1: Allegheny, :.
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PORT OF NEwPoRT's NEWS. NAY %, 1858.
by rclegrAph.l


steamer Luray, cchermeThorn. norfolk. mer-
chandlse aud passengers. Chesapeake aud ONO
Railway Company .and sai,ei 1r rrturnl.
steamer Accomac. Delk. merchandise tnd pa
ssngers. ~Inlthurid. Chesapeake ana ohio Railway
iompauy and stiled On rviutnl. ,
steiner Northampton. McCarrick, Norfoik,
merchandise and pts,rn rrs, tht,apfs@e Az" 'ni'
r ,ilyay 'nmrany and allied GA riurnI.
Steamsf y ECLIPSE Palmer, We" 'iie""' '"'
Dublin. pIt IN for coal. ,.... -
~teamslip Nrdaurich. kwcr. ternanaln' Aor
saimouth. put in for e. al. -. ~. -
ct.ndise. Chesapeake and ohio Halfway ''"-
p.nN.
SAILED.
s,e,r,.l,n Richmond. Janney. New York, mer-
Schn.,ner Governor j. y. smith NieAefson,
Portsmouth,. cual, thvs1ie 3Ae 'n1 "hi" "''i'""'
-ehoon,r H. y. Cousins, smith. b".t"h' eu@i'
eh,stu.--k H. ind OHIO Railway tomnAnY.
B.r,',.a i r. 'lurrav. New icfst y, q. lie hnShtr'
a. n. N'.t..esg. anl h.fy ln ci' All itr fA'4A-
.l.I Sf..4t .~i.
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BrRsErr's COCAINE, The BEST or ALL
HAIR DRESSINGS. allays irritation. re-
moves all tendency 70 dandruff, and inyigo-
rates the action Of the eapilaIies in the
highest degree, thus promoting vigorous
and healthy growth OF hair. It's effect upon
the glossiness and richness OF the pair Is such
a. cannot be surpassed.
Burnetts FlayoriDg Extracts d. the best.
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Wore Disasters ON Lake MICHIGAN.
Murder I'm the First Degree.
lBy telegraph 10 The Dlspaich.l

NEW YORK, May 23.-rhe trial OF Patrick
Casey. eX-pOlice officer, for the murder OF
Sergeant Comskey on the 18th Of March
at Hunters Point. resulted to-day in 4
verdict OF murder in the first degree. A
new trial was refused. Casey will be SEN
fenced tomorrow.
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MATTERS At HONE And ABROAD,
WHAT TIE WIRES BROUGHT
Us YESTERDAY.
The whisc-sr'Iphur-srrings Case.

t"l'''"' N'i'NiNh 20 me niruutch.t
PARSERsnuRG' W. Va, May 23.-The
White-Sulphur-springs ease was submitted
this afternoon. Chici-Justice Waite took
the papers, and will announce his opinion
on Saturday.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY, May %. 1898.
~ALr,-FfHsr BOAHD.-I0U Virginia tA-rc-
ceiyau. coupons loldI 10 564 1000 Virginia
new J's 90 -: 1000 Columbia and Gr,euviic
.-cond IS, 10 -l 10 share, Petersburg Rail-
road stock at 15s; 20 shares Richmond and Pc
ter,Uurg Railroad stock 10 r.
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by Telegraph.


Old Dominica steamship Co. 100 ll6
Il. X ". ~, +. nv K ". II. Co. ... "a
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Communication OF Sentence Refused

TBy frITETlTU 7" 1I'' '7I5I11VH'I
ATLANTA, May 23.-ro-day the Governor
refused 30 commute the sentence OF Ste
phenson. sentenced TO be hanged IN Gwlnet
county June Sih.
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The Virginia Veterans Homeward
nOund.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch. J

LooKPoRr, N. Y, May 23.-Despiie the
rain. large crowds. with cannon and mu-
sic. both az this city and Medina, met the
Fifth Virginia Veterans this afternoon en-
route frcm Niagara Falls for home.
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SuinIi-Pox.
THE DISEASE IN ROBINSON. ILL.
fTv fetot,re,,t, o.. -. ~,

bY telegraph TO The Dispatch.l
CINCINNATI. May ga letter has been
received from the town marshal Of Robin
son, ILL.,, addressed 10 John +. Willie. I'M
dertaker, saying that the body Of Miss
Young arrived by express at that place
MAY 18th. after being embalmed by Willie,
with a burial permit signed by Or. Bram-
Die health officer. and a certificate signed
by three physicians that the disease was
pucTpUrG bemOrrbdgicG. and that the body
was exposed 10 view and had spread the
country with smallpox. He SAYS Miss
Young died while attending Miss Baucr's
muSic-School. II is true that the Young
girl died as Jones says. and that the phvsi-
clans said the disease was rot smallpox,
but two persons have since beer. taken.
with smallpox at Miss Bauer school. ind
the place has been thoroughly VIarantincd.
a COUNTY PRISON INFECTED.
LANCASTER, May 23.-Small-pox Of yir-
ulent type has BROKEN out in Lancaster
county prison, and The Institution has been
placed in quarantine by the local Board OF
Health. No person. with the exception of
the keepers and physicians. is allowed 10
leave the building, and D similar prohibit
ton has been placed on al manufactured
goods. AZ present six prisoners are I'D
with the disease.
SMALLPOX At JACKSONVILLE.
NEW ORLEANS. May 23.-The Tines
Democrats Jacksonville l'ia.) special re-
ports great excitement Their, about the
smallpox. There were eleven cases to-day.
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ernm,nts heayS; new S., lO2A bid: new 4&'s.
lIqg: new a., lf9b. new B.. lO3a. Money,
9iha. per cent state bonds fe9turcltSs sub
cv. sT.645,O0O.
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Serious Fire in New York.
TWO LIVES KNOWN TO HAVE BEEN 10
LOOKING FOR OTHER VICTIMS.

TWO LIVES KNOWN TO HAVE BEEN LOST
LOOKING FOR OTHER VICTIMS.
NEW YORK, May ga fire occurred
this morning In the building No. 100
Greene street, and soon the upper part Of
the house was in flames. Richard !. Snc-
dan carries on mandatory OF artificial
leaves and glass fruit in the building. on
every floor OF which number ~ men
and women were 40 work. No time was
given those in the two upper stories to
escape by the stairway. and a simulta-
neous rush was made for the windows and
roof. \ scene OF indescri bable excitement
followed. Shrieking women and men.
maddened by fright. crowded every ave-
nue. " escape. struggling for their lives.
Assistance from without could not be- rem
dcrcd. In few minutes al was over. and
those who could had found safety on the
roofs Of adjoining buildings by perilOus
climbing. Distressing rumors ~ numbers
having been left I'm the burning house 10 per
ish flew from mouth 10 mouth. \ woman.
whose name was not ascerilined. was car
ricd out unconscious. suilOcated by the
smoke. \ poice officer made his way 20 the
burning room on the second door. and
brought ont the corpse OF a child that had
been burned 70 death. The insensibie wO-
man wa, taken 70 q hospital. but died on
the way. The iircmCn succeeded in eX-
tlngui>hing the danes i'm half an hour.
The upper part OF the house was Quilted.
Search is now being make for other vie
fins
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sNALL-rox III IAcEs0NvILLE.
The LnhOr .Trnui,Ics.

TIE PITTSBURGH IRON AND STEEL WORKERS.
lBy telegraph 90 The Dispatsl.l
PITTsBURGH. Pa. May 23.-The work.
men i'm . number Of RON and >tcel-mlls
have presented q scale OF wages 20 the pro-
prietor> to-day for acceptance or rejection.
aud by saturday every firm in the West
will have been officially notified OF the re-
iusal 20 accept the proposed reduction Of
fercd by the wanufac urcrs. Only one
firm, Hussey. Howe Il Co.. steel-manufac-
turcrs. have so far signed the scale. and
other manufacturers say that the action OF
this finn will have no elect on the sItiia-
ton. Us they deal exclusively in steel and
.nncIllfLns
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CHICAGO. May 23.-An incipient riot.
growing ont of the strike OF the brick
layers. occurred on Hubbard street. this
city. yesterday afternoon. which is noted
rs showing the desperation ielt by q GER
tain elias, OF these workmcn. About fifty
strikers collected about building in pro-
cess of erection and attempted % intimi-
date the men M work. Bricks were freely
used. and five or six rcvoiycr--hot- fired.
1t is now c0ntended That the man using the
revolver was John sullivan, president Of
the Brickiaycr,' Union. who. 10 is claimed.
was under the influence OF liquor. The
young man 90 whom sullivan handed the
weapon after It had been discharged was
arrested. The facts were kept quiet for
some reason until late last night. IL is sup
posed. 20 enable the police 90 make other
arrests. No one was seriously injured.
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Later investigation proved that only one
life was lost blythe tire-that OK a suiiocatcd
woman. Mrs. Louisa Guldan. proprietor Of
a mandatory OF artificial leaves. a widow
The child that was counted rs one OF the
victims by the police was carried out Of the
adjoining house in the confusion. 1t had
died yesterday Mr.. Guldan was seventy
years old. and lost her lie while giving the
alarm OF fire To the people in the upper
part OF the house.
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-llrr .ntcnIItl0n UNcnn1 ErnpTlIIY .TfnUFl lns
prices showed tu advance pt anlr Inm thc
closing quotations Of Yesterday. After % tuifhef
slight Improvement 800 the early DEALING fur mar
Sc. became wc3k. shortly before u'einck a tr-
cline 81 s-. too. place. lu which Denver lnd 100
Grsude Iud Northwest were ihe leading feature.
Was strong. and 800 advance uf was recorded in
Central rlcinc. 4 ln Delaware. Lack-vfn1a sud
Western. and .flI ~ fhe remainder of fhc list,
The latter Michigan Central and Oregon tud I. i.
IN flie early part ~ fLe afternoon there Was pll-
tai reaction, after which fhr mlrkni again De-
came strong AMI advanced 9Hla to zoe Close,
rifc. and Omaha leading 800 upward movement.
TIE market closed strong. wfih rn advance 0f
4M2e ON the days transaction Genital fNcin'
leading therein. Transactions Igsro gated 3s21,J
-harcs.
BALTIMORE.
RArrr,fnpr. Nv 13.-N lr,lnIa g. l.nn.nI-
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Severe Weafner.

HEAVY FROST IN MISSOURI AND ILLINOIS.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch
ST. Louis. May ga heavy frost oc-
CURED Monday md Tuesday nights
throughout Southern and parts Of Central
Missouri. and particularly in that section
OF Illinois swept bv t0rnadoes last Friday
night. Early vegetables are almost entire
" destroyed. and fruit and grain are badly
damaged. Ice from one eighth 20 one
quarter Of IN inch thick formed in some
localities.
FOOT OF Snow N VIRGINIA.
LYNCHBURG, Va, May 23.-Snow fell
last night 4 foot deep on the line Of the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad between
Lynchburg and Clifton Forge. The wea-
Their is exceedingly cold. and is doing con-
siderable damage to the crops.
More Disasters on Lake Michigan.
By telegraph 10 The Dispatch
CHICAGO. Nav 23.-In addition TO the
lake disasters already recounted. it is now
deemed certain that the twO-maSted
schooner Antores. which should have az
rived at this port last saturday, was lost in
the storm OF sunday. Her crew consisted
Of Captain Waldman; his three sons, John,
Jacob. and Wallace. aged twentY-fOuT.
twenty-slx. and fifteen respectively, and 4
Young Swcde named Charles Anderson.
4 bottle was found on the beach at the
foot Of Twenty-iifth street this morning
which contained q postal-card, on which
was written MAY go. 1888. Schooner
gone down of Chicago \. VI.
am on a spar. Send help. james DOna-
hue. mate" The Sea-Gull was three
mosted schooner OF POI tons burden.
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DENTISTS.
. w. JONES, DENTIST
0FFIcE: Ne. sO7 FRANKLIN STREET, BETWEEN
EIemTn AND NINTH.

Elegant rooms: uses hest materials; gentle,
muck, and thorough work; long experience and
prices reduced. Uses gas and chlorotorm ~ ex-
trxctlng teeth. my l7-jm
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plate lhandicap) was won by +. JennIngs's
Auctioneer; X. Peck's Little Charlie sec-
ond, and Ten Broeck's CheyroEal third.
No other starters.
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BALTIMORE. May 23.-Virunls ~. CONSOLE
dated. 81 second series. 81 ucw ln-iu's, "a /.
new S.. 5is. Bld to-'iay.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The Ran for the Derby Stakes.

IT. BLAIsE THE WINNER-A GOOD DAY FOR THE
GREAT RACING EVENT OP ruE YEAR rs
ENGLAND.
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NV YORK. MAY % 'affnn-N Net rerr. PTS
Isl bales; gross reeeip IS. $3.50 bale,. fgilrs
cio..d DUH ,ud easy; -i.r-. 62. SEQ half., Nav,
VI l.9Jnf 1896; June. flpI- cfl0.o3. july,
.IO.STa-fO.-~. Angus. t1O9iatlO.42 SEP
iemuer. flU.5-Mtln.J9 october sln.2Ts
rlN2e. November, slO.lT HsIn.l~, DvemIer,
tlO.l9Hf ~ January. sl0.-6G slu.Z- teb-
uary. -lu 30 1lSl0.37.
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Sill wATkEE.

arlw,rSzE. May Flour unchanged. Wheat
steady. NJ. = Milwaukee. cash and Nay. Sit -.
Corn eIsinr. SO. >. 5B4c. Oats lower; $50. =,
Az. Provisions lower. Sic. pork. 90. 2n cash
and June Ltrd-Primc steam, sil.s5 cash ana
June. H. easier 80 5000 u.sI.jO.
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CHCASc. May 23.-tiour unchanged. wheat
REGULAR unsettled aud lower; sl.U9a Maf. Corn
unsettled lmd lower. Jis.c. cash and Nay. Oal,
caster: . 4r.cn.h. 4 .hi4l4r. May. PorA In tlir
demand and lower. sie.lnHfl9.lo cash AMI
Nav. flrd Ia falr demand and lower: : Loo
cl.n and Nav. Bulk-meats Boo fir demand shOul-
der. ~ short rib. tlO.8U; short ricar, si050.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-09-15
Personal.

Mr.. Mon. Reeves returned from
trip to the Louisville Exposition last
Thursday.
j. M. McKennon, formerly of
this city, now of Paducah, KY, is
visiting friends here.
Mr.. Newt. Allen, accompanied by
masters Walter. Oscar, Willie and
Yancey Bedsoe, left for Texas last
Sunday.
Robert w. Brooks, representing
the American paper company, of
Nashville, was in the city few hours
yesterday.
Prof. Turnkey, of - Va, ar
rived here Friday morning, and will
occupy desk at the College. We
hope he will be pleased with his new
home.
P. w. Corr, representing an edu>
cational journal, published at Jack
son, Miss, called on US yesterday,
while on his way to the Louisville
Exposition.
Neil and Willie Wale, Connected
with express companies in Louisiana
and Texas, are home on a short visit
to their mother, who has been very
i'll, but is now improving.
Mr.. w. Il. Frenz left yesterday
for St. Louis, Louisville and Cincin-
natl. While absent he will buy his
fall stock of goods, and his host Of
customers may look out for something
handsome when he returns. He will
buy something to suit everybody.
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COLORADO LETTER.

Mr.. Editor:
1t is hailing up here to>day, and
has the appearance Of Il cold Decem-
Der day. This is mining town of
about 600 inhabitants and great
many mines, hut few of them are
paying. The Buckhorn, the Argo
and the Golden Age are the only
ones l visited that are paying any
thing. The latter is running twenty
stamps, propelled by a twenty foot
over-shot water wheel, and has cas-
pacity of ten tons per day, which as,
says $50 to the ton.
The people are hospitable, kind and
easy to get acquainted with. Three
fourths of them work in the mines at
an everage of about So per day.
Board is 81 per day and is cheap,
considering that everything they eat,
except the beef, comes from the
plains and has to he hauled up on
wagons 20 miles or more.
The lumber business is paying very
well. There are several sawmills and
the lumbe is carried down on the
plains and is traded for supplies, etc.
The mountains are pretty well covered
with pine and cedar trees, which are
cut and carried down the slopes. The
sawmill men call it shaking them in, ;"
and they call children "kids," and
there are more of them than at any
place it has ever been my good for
tune to visit, and the healthiest ever
saw. The grand old mountains rear
their proud white tops far above and
look sublime and grand beyond de-
scri ption, and bid the storms and
glistening sun defiance, and are con-
tinually sending down the dashing
streams of snow water to quench the
thirst of man and beast, and goes
tumbling on down to what was once
called the great American desert, but
is now the Colorado plains, covered
with cities, towns, and villages.
G. ID. G.
Jimtown, Col, Sep. 7th, 1883.