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WHEA
MILWAUKEE.
CHICAGO

shipments 1881.
Wheat receipts in Milwaukee 25,5S5 bushels;
shipments ATS.
Year wheat closed in Chicago at 1.02X.
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JOHN w. RUMSEY & CO..
Commission Grain and Provisions

I26 Washington St., Rooms Is and 10,
CHICAGO ILL.
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Commission Dealers.

The following are the quotations of sales from
by commission men yesterday and are subject
TO daily fluctuations:
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c,Dciunati whisky Market.
Dry Goods Market.

CINCINNATI, March 16.-WhiskY steady
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Bazille's Addition.

supposed owner and
description. Ass
Elizabeth Stahlman. Commencing on
line of Wabashaw street g. feet
My from ne corner of Wabashaw
street and College avenue; thence
parallel to College avenue 120 feet;
thence My parallel with line of
Wabashaw street 20 feet; thence
WHY to Wabashaw street 100 feet;
thence to place of beginning in the
city of st. Paul
Louis +. Hauser. Commencing on
line of Wabashaw street So feet n of
ne corner of Wabashaw street and
College avenue; thence parallel to
College avenue 100 feet; thence n
Observation-Disclosures street 20 feet;
thence W to Wabashaw street 120
feet; thence on e line of Wabashaw
street % feet to beginning in the
city of st. Paul =. Observation-Disclosures.
The Board of Trustees of Plymouth
Church and Society. Commencing
at a point on My line of Summit
avenue $3.50 feet WHY from Wab-
ashaw street; thence e along n side
o. Summit avenue to Wabashaw
street; thence on west side of
Wabsshav street 178.92-l00 feet to
point 100 feet from Thirteenth
street; thence W at right angles 10
Wabashnw street 1U5.9 go feet;
thence to beginE,ing IN the city Of
St. Paul, Minnesota =. :. .....
Casper MesserschmidJ. A strip of
land lying between the " line of lot
ga" Bazille's addition, and the
line of Wsheshs~ street =. .......
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ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION.
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
OF THE
Saint Paul Foundry Company

Be it known, That the undersigned have and dc
hereby associate for the purpose of organizing G
corporation under the provisions of title two % OF
chapter thirty -four 34) of the General Statutes OF
the State of Minnesota and the several acts of the
Legislature of said State amending the same, anC
do adopt and sign the following articles of incor
poration:
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, I -

Signed, sealed and delivered In presence Of
Z. B. GALUsHA,
j. king.
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SEVENTH.

The capital stock of said corporation shall be d.
vided into two thousand $4,000 shares, of fifty
(5O) dollars per share.
In witness thereof, we have hereunto set our
hands and seals, at St. Paul, Minnesota, this 10Th
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Po1 N OH1St5O
shipments $50, 067.
OATS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS.

NAuWaukee Produce Market
MILWAUKEE, March 16.-Flour steady and
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We, the undersigned persons, do hereby asso
ciate ourselves together for the purpose of forming
corporation under the provisions of title two OF
chapter thiryfour of the general laws of the state
of Minnesota. and do hereby adopt and sign the
following articles of incorporation:
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OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER,
ST.. PAUL, Mimi, March IS, 1883.

Richard Chute, except part
taken for Wabashaw
street, of. .............
Same. Except part taken
| for Wabashaw street, of
Same. Except part taken
for Wabashaw street, of
st. faul Pl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-01
WASHINGTON.
sous Not Eligible as Civil Ssryice
Commissioner.
7bs Shenandoah Water Power Not 10 be
Sod-SenatOr Davis Speech Con-
yerts Senator Beck-The Tariff
Bill in the Senate.
sosoRs TO REPRESENTATIVE ORTIZ.

NIFcIu. HaSpttGtu 90 tftC NCQtStcT.
w.ylNGroN, January SILT is claimed
,,,, r9der the statute prohibiting the ap.
,.:g,meut Of a member of Congress to the
r,.l,ion created during his term, Hoge can
not re appointed Civil Service Commis-
.:,rrr. His friends say the Law does not
for ia his appointment after his term ex-
pir,s.
solicitor Rsyuor denies Butts statement
,orccrning the proposition for the sale Of
the shenandoah water power at Harpsr's
Ferry Yd is opposed to dividing the prop
erty.
Davis speech yesterday is claimed to
r,vs converted Beck to the protection
PRINCIPLES for several subsequent votes.
senator Davis went to Baltimore to-day
,os,tend banquet in honor of President
Nsvrr, of the Consolidation Coal Compa.
nv ia- his efforts in resisting the recent
Cumberland coal strike.
Prospects indicate that the report Of the
Wsys snd Means iavoring the pottery in
,erest will be adopted. z. L. P' Grson, Of
Wheeling, who spent some days here ad-
yoca,ing the report, returned yesterday.
Homer Laughiin, II. r. Hill. VIM. Brunt,
sd Josiah Thompson, of East Liverpool,
s-r Lere in the interest OF the potters.
Coneressman Kenna returned from
charleston today.
Mrs. J. y. Camden and daughter returned
. t,..l,--Lr-,, Saturday and aYnarE In on
to Hot Springs, Arkansas. Ian.
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A RAGING BLIZZARD.
The Worst Storm OF the season.

MINNEAPOLIS, January 3l.-The very
worst blizzard Of the season has been raging
here since night before last. Fhe snow is
heavy and drifts, but it is not very cold.
the temperature ranging from 10 to 20'
above zero, so far as heard from, but last
mis- ht the storm abated aud the weather is
growing colder fast. The storm was first
heard of At Bismarck Monday morning
Last night terrible storm
and intense cold was reported
at Regina, on the Cansdian Pacific, so
miles from Winnepeg. All OF the report.
from Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin aud
northern points speak of it as the worst OF
the season. The railroads all gave up the
fight at noon yesterday. but began clearing
The tracks in the afternoon. Even the short
lines between here and ST. Paul were 50
blockaded as to run but two or three trains,
in place of the hundred or 50 usually rua.
The street cars have double teams this
morning, and business is about half sus'
pen0ed
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CABLE CLICKS.

A battle occurred in Peru yesterday.
More than one hundred vessels are frozen
up in the Bay Of Fundy.
\ Quadreuniai international Art EIhi-
bitiun is TO be started at Rome.
The Montreal ice palace is TO remain
open until the end OF February.
Two men were killed and thlrty-two iu-
iured in a fire at Havana, Cnba.
The total less of life by the fire in the
circus at BerdischefT, Poland, was 265.
The new French Prime MiSister is i'll, it
is feared with congestion of the brain.
Seven men were injured by an accident
in beading factory at Greencastle, Ind,
yesterday.
The German Notifications on the Baltic
Sea will include sixteen forts and strategic
railway.
The Norwegian Radicals are preparing,
Is a personal demonstration against Ming
Oscar. a proposal TO reduce his allowance
Ly 5000 crowns.
In Cairo the British sentries at all the
raIsces have been removed, and Egyptian
SOLDIERS have undertaken the duty OF guard
ing them.
German papers urge the establishments OF
an International Court OF Appeals to take
Coenizsnce Of the decisions of all maritime
courts concerning collisions at sea, with a
view of establishing International Steering
Rules
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BY the Federal government Va referred 70
the COMMITTEES on Federal IA iafions. u
yesterdays session Of the Senate. Wsnou'
creating ripple,
Mr.. Gilbert Of ST. Louis, No. onA OF the
publishers interested in the KA!y 81 atutes
bill, 10 in the city, and VISITED the Two
Houses yesterday evening.
The invitations to the Governors rec> 'p-
tion we're distributed yesterday to Il
members Of the legislature by the page o,
either House.
The two heuses met yesterday afternoon
at . O'clock, recuperated by Tuesday even.
ings session at the Opera House and the
vacation yesterday morning. In the House
Senate bill No. 10, having in view the sop
preston Of prize Sighting was passed. This
bill was introduced by Mr.. Donehoo and
aims q sturdy blow at the prize ring. II
only awaits the Governors signiture, when
it is to be hoped the manly art OF self
defence, at so much aside, will be at an end
in West Virginia.
The time Of the Senate was mainly occu.
pied in passing the Kelly statutes bill to its
third reading. This was finally done after
q repetition OF the travail, which has mark.
ed the course Of the bill since its frat in
PRODUCTION.
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-u-r-wEsfsm~ m~xvxDNcHE.
Terribly Fatal snsS slide = Lecsn
tive Barred.

DENVER, Col, January a.-Last night
about three miles from Crested Butte
occurred one OF the most disastrous snow
slides ever known IN the Rocky Mountain
regions Late in the night, thirty men,
employed IN the Howard +. Smith snthra.
ciie coal mine, were startled from sleep by
an omininous rumblipg noise, and almost
instantly the avalanche was upon them.
The building in which they were sleeping
was crushed to atoms, and the human
occupants hurled down the mount IN side.
A Rescutng Party
started from Crested Butte rs soon as the
news was received, and after several hours
indefatigable labor, the men were all re.
covered. Philip Carmin, Logan lnman,
Louis Richards. William Moore, Charle5
Belts, J. Js Raymond and one other, name
unknown, were found dead. Eighteen
Others were wounded, several fatally. All
Of the compapy's expensive machinery
was destroyed.
A passenger train yesterday, when within
six miles OF Crested Butte. divided, the
engine going ahead to clear the track.
When about four miles from where IL left
the coaches, the engine was struck by snow
slide and ditched, and is now under twenty
feet of snow. 4 wrecking train which LETT
this morning could not get nearer than
two miles OF the coaches. and returned to-
night for provisions for the starving pas
sengCrS
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CAPITAL NOTES.

WASHINGTON, January 31.-Itis estimated
that the reduction in the public debt for
January will be thirteen and a nall mil
lions.
Brewster Cameron was before the Grand
Jury in the case against Henry A Bowen,
Secretary Folger will probably issue q
call for four million extended fours to-
morrow.
lt is rumored that the Grand Jury are
investigating the conduct of the colored
Star Route juror, John Brown.
The First National Bank Of Owenton,
KY, was authorized to commerce business
with a capital Of $4,000.
The Treasurer mailed 1856 checks rep
reSentiDg s., ,048, the amount of inter
est due February lst on United States and
District Of Columbia bonds.
In the Star Route case the morning was
consumed by the introduction OF official
papers relating TO the Dalles' Baker City,
Oregon, route,
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PATENT BALLOT BOXES.
Devices to Prevent Fraudulent Voting.

DeNtceN 10 ENtNNhA II ENodaANhh HOAAhs"
WAsHISGTGS, January 3O.-The Commit
tee on Privileges and Elections Of the
United States Senate, OF which Senator
Hoar, Of Massachusetts,, is chairman, and
Messrs. Sherman, Frye, Salisbury, Bar
row and Cameron, Of Wisconsin, are men,
bers, held a meeting to-day. TO consider
aiyisability OF uniform ballot Box, to be
used at all Federal elections, to prevent
frauds in voting and in caunting ballots.
Several boxes, which, il WIS claimed,
would prevent frauds at elections, were
exhibited to the committee, their merits
discussed and the chairman appointed
Messrs. Cameron, of Wisconsin, and Bar
TOW, ol Georgia, subcommittee to report
yR 'he matter.
Nj Parker c. Chandler, of Boston, APP
prar,d So counsel for the American Ballot
boN. invented by Mr.. Stephen +. Bacon.
tie stated 10 tha committee that he repre-
>snI,d 81 association composed OF prOmi-
ueut cit'zerS OF the various States. mem
trrs Uf both Democratic and Republican
parties, who were organizing to secure the
Introduction OF a system at National eleC-
tons which should do away, as far as
human agency could, with frauds and the
lumOrs OF frauds which were detrimental
20 our national reputation.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Tranps in Trouble-New Society
Other Newsy Locals.

VIM. Tarbett, Esq, is quite sick.
The revival at the VI. T.. Church still con.
tinues with increased attendance, aud mem
bers are added each evening.
The towboat Nellie Speer left the upper
wharf at Bellaire, light, last evening at
4:4S and passed the ferry landing here at
5:35, making the run in AZ inmates. Not
bad time for Nellie,
The great military drama, the Patriot
Sons" for the benefit OF TbOburn Post u.
A. r. No. -, at Commercial Hall TO o.night,
Friday night aud Saturday, night The
different characters appear TO know their
parts well, and the presentation Will GER
tainly be good. The play is under the
supervision of Mr.. Joseph Lewis, the we'll
known comedian, who performs a heayy
character. Wherever produced the play II
highly spoken of.
The spindle at the Lsughlin mill, Martin:
Ferry, broke yesterday, necessitating the
stoppage OF the mill during the day. 1t Is
the belief Of the employees at the mill tAa'
the mill will start up nextweek.
The blast furnace will be filled up mex
Saturday, and operations will begin ths
coming week.
The Little Anna is again making regular
trims between here and Wheeling. She will
likely run for Emma Abbott next Monday
A number of the good ladies OF our little
city met at DIR. J. Weirick's residence yes
terday afternoon and organized Ladies'
Benevolent Society by electing officers. Tht
Society is non .sectarian, and will result II
much good. Another meeting will be helC
in the same place next Tuesday.
Yesterday afternoon Mr. J. T. Thomss.' %
he firm OF Holiday S..Thomas, noticed
couple OF trsmps stealing pair OF shoe
from the front of the store, and hsllooe1
Drop them shoes" at the same time run
ming after them. They ran up Fifth stree
snd Marshal Hanson was telephoned
head them of. He ran mp the railroad an
arrested them both at the @. Il p. depo
They were locked up and will have hsa
ing to-day. This makes four prisoners
the lookup.
The Young Married Folks Social Clr
met at Mr.. r n Theaker's last night II
nsua. number was present, snd tae eve
ing wss spent very pleasantly. Tne
folks ueyrf Do up things 1y tbs hs.yeA
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BLAINE m DIXIE.
IheEx-Seeretary Taking Quiet south
ern TOur.

The LN-NtcreiaEg aaHAhE SNuASAS SOuAn-
ern TOur.
WAsHISGruN, January 3l.-Mr. Blaine is
quietly making tour through the South
srn States. This Is the postponed tour Of
last spring.
OF late little has been heard Of Mr..
Blsiue's friends. The elections last fall
put Democrats out Of the humor for it. 1t
Nss said at the time that in helping TO pro-
duce the tidal wave, Mr.. Blaine helped to
undermine his own foundations.
The way for Mr.. Blsine's present purpose
VS. prepared by the National Republican
Committee by throwing open the door of
tie next Convention 10 all corners bearing
.riis-that is, TO all who would not longer
sul scribe TO the Democratic creed Ii,
under Such license, he does not secure in
the South iUll share of delegates, with as
good credentials as any, then the Maine
statesman has lost the art.
Is Mr.. Blaine candidate? Whatever be
bis chances. the desire will die with him,
SIS it did with Clay. The ex-Secretary is
not blind 10 what is his prospect, even
though the nomination should be within
hi, grasp. To control the convention is the
present purpOse-it not for himself, at
.esst TO Illustrate the designs of enemies
It will feed the Crude he bears toward those
who have so many times stood between
him and his ambition. He has no sense
10 perceive the woFthjneSS of a nOmina-
zion without a prospect Of success.
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Eaith SECURES Strange Cures.

LANCASTER, Pa, January 3l.-This city
has also cure by faith to report. Mrs.
John Dorwart, of No. ii3 North Prince
street, lady of over fifty years of age, has
for some years been suffering Will sore
foot. At times the pain was almost un-
bearabe. She has consulted several ply
sicians, but did not get any better under
their treatment. Some days ago friend
wrote to Charles Cullis of Boston, Mass +,
who claims to have the power by faith,
through prayer. to cure disease. Mr.. Cul-
lis wrote that he would offer prayer for
Mrs. Dorwarts cure last Wednesday after.
noon From the time the prayer was offer
ed the pain left her fost, and has not re-
turned. She states that she feels better
now than she has done for year. The
sore is also healing, giving promise that it
will not be long before the foot will be we'll
avain
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MEXICAN TREASURES.
Something More Valuable TO the world
than the Gold Cortez Found

ST.. LOUIS, January 3l.-Henry Freeman,
who has been for the last eighteen months
exploring old Mexico in search OF tin
Placers and lodes, as inspector for corPor-
alton composed of st. Louis merchants and
capitalists, is in the city. He brings With
him the first ton of refined tin ever
shipped from Mexico to the United
States. This metal has been examined
here by mineralogists, who pronounce
it bright, clear, and apparently Of
good texture. This tin was brought from
the State of Durango. Speaking Of the iron
mountain of the City of Durango, he said
the ore from it yields 80 per cent, and the
iron is soft, pliable and exceedingly fine.
1t is more like the rich metal of Sweden
than any other variety. The mountain is
leased by capitalists OF Chicago, who have
invested $1,000, 900 in it, and already are
engaged in erecting extensive machinery.
They will also have machinery for the
manufacture of rails. There is no railroad
within 400 miles of Durango at present, but
the Mexican Central will reach there in
another year. This will furnish direct
railroad Communication with the United
States.
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AMONG THE MILLS.
The Condition OF the Iron Trade in the
smoky City.

-
Smoky City.
PITTSBURGH, January 3l.-The Chronicle
reports the condition of affairs at the mills
as follows: The plate, bar, and universal
rolls at Graft, Bennett & Co.'S mill are in
operation, and the puddlers are working
double turn. Their mill at kittaning was
set in motion for double turn yesterday,
but at present no finished iron is being
made at these works. Several trains OF
finishing rolls are about to be erected.
Until then, as heretofore, the muck iron
Will be shipped to their mills in this city.
At the Solar iron works, the puddlers
are working double turn, butth hnlshers
are on single.
At the Union iron mills of Carnegie
Bros. & Co., the trade is not reported very
good, but their statement is no criterion OF
The general condition of the iron trade.
Their principal facilities is for bridge ma
terial, and their demands are always very
large-greater than several mills elsewhere.
IL is nothing unusual for this company to
have orders for six or nine months ahead.
For some time past they have been making
extensive repairs, which are not yet tin-
ished. The puldlers will resume work
next Monday. Some of the finishing rolls
are now operated, and in q short time the
entire mill will again be set in motion,
double turn. At the Fort Pitt Iron Works
the trains of bar and guide rolls are in mo.
ton, and the melters of steel commenced
work last Monday.
The pudding department at Wilson Il
Walkers mill is on double turn, but very
little is done in the finishing departments.
Tho p,ddlers at Sheen berg's works are EN-
ployed double turn, and a few finishing de-
partments are operated single. A train Of
nail rolls is in motion, but the nail factory
is Just now idle.
The Sable Iron Works of Xug 4 Com
pany show great activity.
At the office OF the Pittsburgh Forge and
Iron Works on Tenth street, the report of
trade is encouraging. The works in lower
Allegheny are operated double i'll nearly
every department, and the same report Is
given about the mill Of Long & Co. at
CHARTERS.
Mr. VIM. Manchester, of the Keystone
Boiler Works, corner OF Twenty eighth
and Railroad streets states that he has
lar;e orders for upright boilers with force
of from eight to forty horse power. They
are now working over time TO get stock OF
boilers OH hand. There were twenty unsOld
boilers in the yard on the.lst inst, but
since that time all have been sold. At the
Iron City Boiler Works the trade is re-
ported very good. At the Vulcan Stea III
and Boiler Works the trade is also report
ed good. The Pittsburgh Bridge Company
report business very brisk. They are busy
filing out some orders received three aud
four months ago. At Hussey IL Binns'
shovel factory the trade is reported me.
dium
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Co,xre.-p,.n B.~,i,sIIIne...

NEW YORK, January 3l.-The treatment
Congressman Abram S. Hewitt IS undergo
ing for the removal of carbuncle on his
back is so painful that his physician adj
yises him 10 abstain from work. Mr.. Hew-
itt said last evening that he regretted ex-
ceedingly his inability to be at Washing
ton now, while the discussion OF the tariff
is pending. II have made it the study OF
nv life," he said, "and now, when l most
desire to contribute my share of light, | am
debarred from doing so. | do not think,
however, that the question, will De settled
at this session, so yet may have an op,
portunity Of being heard. | wish l could
return to my duties now; but rear may
not be able TO do so for several weeks, or,
nerhans q month";
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WESTERN DESPEaA0OES.
Capture ef Gang Implicated In the
Attempted Train Robbery.

SALT LAKE. January 3l.-A morning pa
per has full account OF the pursuit and
capture of robbers, five in number, whose
camp was on the line between Utah and
Nevada, west of Salt Lake City, who have
been stealing stock, robbing stores and
killing people for some time back, but who
invoked theirdoom by attempting to rob a
Southern Pacific train. The purLsing party,
made up Of the detectives and sheriffs
of both Utah and Nevada, numbered about
eighteen: The two robbers first encoun-
tered resisted. Both were wounded, one
fatally. The other three surrendered on
demand. Ali have been taken to Reno,
New, for trial. Some of them ere from
Utah. The others are probably Neyadians.
There has been heavy snow in the noun
tains and avalanches IL has been raining
here for the past three DAYS
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UP AND DOWN.
The sad EsdinE or Onrs Presperess
Busiaess Hau.

PrrrssrRcH, January 3i.--campbell Nc.
Psrland, man who has passed the allotted
three score and ten bv several years, was
sent TO the county farm q few days ago,
perhaps TO end his existence there. Nc
Farlanl wss once engaged In the iron
business in this city. but meeting with re-
yerses his III luck affected bis mind and he
started upon the life Of hermit. He has
lived for several years in Q hut In IN
isolated part Of Plum township, and
has subsisted 10 3 great extent
upon the charity OF those who knew the
old gentleman in bis prosperity. He VA.
40 eccentric that he refused sll proifers Of
sid, and In fact had Al a5horrenec for soci.
ETY.. Recently bis condition became such
thst tbe nsighbOrs took the matter in hand
and had him placed in the Allegheny
County Home. The old gentleman wss
very peculiar about some things, and the
pride that was CHARACTERISTIC OF him Ia his
sdyersity, as WAS evidenced BY his re.
fussI to accept spy thing that psrtoyk
oG aims giving even to the matter of food