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New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
GRllY lND PRODUCE MARKElS,
FEATURES or NEW-YoRK DEALINGS,


AEw-fORh, Dec. u,
Notwithstanding the continued large receipts
Of grain at points OF shipment in the West there has been
a decided falling off Of the receipts at the seaboard par
cuary at New York due iu part to the closing of the
canals on December l. The experience OF the poatmeh
IN the past prompted them to get through To .ide water
m soon as possible the arrivals of canal grain the
past week have been small For instance the receipts
Of grain at the principal Atlantic ports today as
compared with saturday week ago were about 30 per
cent or 10000 bushels less. OF this loss 100000
bushels was In wheat There little demand for cash
wheat TODAY and the call confined almost wholly 10
sprug grades. Options were from ga 4 cent. lower,
closing heavy at s. above the inside prices January
months were: December, 70 January sii2 February
s37a: March, SO; April, 8Sl4; May, 9Oi2; June, 5oA
In corn the January deliveries took jump above inc
n,Nres of Yesterday For cash lots No. was steady,
nbe other grades were from cent lower Options,
e1cspting January were generally lower, aud closeu
heavy AT shade above the inside prices, and as follows
DcceInber 5il2; January, 55; February and March,
IL; Nav 4G4 There was light trade IN oats. cash
closing y cent under the opening hgnres whe options
were from y lower closing heavy at the inside prices
at the following figures Dectmber 81 - 1.nuay 81 -
NAV "a The nOur market was dun and steady, about
10 900 barrels only being taken Tor export There were
also 10 900 bushels OF wheat and l6oOOO bushels OF
taken for export Inc provision ir.' LA Isea h's m
folloy,: December - OS pf1 %; January, - loo
81 5 and future months ranging from four To n'e points
above the month preceding ,,, ,,.,,t,
norts were about bushels under th'-e Of'Jeser
dav and those at tho principal shipping points Oh lno
West nearly 10000 bushels above yeslerdays receipts
Al Ncw-YOrk Baltimore, Phlladrlphla anu hoston WV
rcceipts wore; wheat, l32,S6l bushels corn, a5S2
bushas; oats 47l31 bushels; total grain, 3of,2 -
bushels four, 24277 barrels a. ohiesFo a
corn 225.l75 bushels oats, lao'ooo bnsae's' 'o''
grain 722, ,Os6 bushels; -four .21ois barrels
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
feanl NoIitts.
SUPREME COURT, Rockland County

lien egsi,e ssap, e,ta,lae eonsf . 'Fs H.. ..s.
ieenaia, h. hs,behl iigae' s,1e,s [ ss' 'tnt,s shis
sai iamsa shlWief y hasbsNa Matte 4 %
el Siaoia, ht husband liilete y ~ ee's gAa ,' @
nas"i. l. Ell asa WlitH Le4seli heg hgseA "A
pa ia bawee aht Matilda s,'sa,s hiS sd
touits his wiiu ai haFes h4fmuis ali h'''"N Ns WI"
the aho,e n.mse aeead-. .ser the compliant 10 ,hn
action ai o. serve eoy eiio ,hs"s, o.. 'a' n sna.
s,oSs dS. .saS" u arh hS ay y ssry Of ea, I
Ss 20 sgP' az c G' niEs' rss s lie COMPLAIN
Dated Sssfo'S MscI s'RR 'RRohhRrSi i & aiutns aror ey.
Once No ios M oh@mber's'' Ne"'' N'P'
Post once adiress, BOX BOY uora c,aro,te Barmors
Hsssr sarSaSre leighton piGe Maria g Pine ha,s Mas
Barmore. Marian BarmoTe Na'h"n'ei h"iniO'' 49,"
The fa ing served upon you By rSs'& On. ~ &
}astiees Of the supreme Court Of the state 81 s,h
DATED as 1 Ss y a Of o. s % ROB-
land. at the Court House IN New 1lty
Dated Me-" MAtIaY pst 'fohEs T. Plaintiffs MtOrnev.
CUPREME COURT, R0CKLAND CUI,NMh.se;; d, Ma.e;
= Ellen r. Conkn. against cath5 inc Leonsri az .s Bar
more Ls0nn,d n wirc iG hiS1d Hdwad tosn @ IsS:
shnde, and Jane, snssF hsu ssr
Macisy and Robert Maclay. her ha-b,nd WI. Barnora
%S.s %%suss Ia cS AZ a.
band George " Banoe and cot4a hs we a1a Iieasy Bar
more and and Maria @asn ms ,se Tlis '"O'' .nn
To the above nsned defendants ian ,,on and seryes
m ned 10 answe complaint IN this ae,o1 sin tseDy
eopy Of yonr answer ou the Plaintiffs attorney W. oP he AZ
dxs after the service VI this summons eNssr o. nnsw
Of service and OF your failure 70 vi, fog tne red
Judgment will be taken ayainst you W
demanded IN the compliant ,sst
Dated New York. september j. ~ Az q FORRTsr
Plan ifs Atorness..v
oae,S l02 Chamborsst. Ne"'N "N IVY
Post Ofnce add .ess, BOX $50, ,1,.r,ote Bsrmore
TO the GotendaHs W Wian II h.rn,yS pine Cba,iss bsr
Uas ar narnore Leighton Pine MARIA ~ Ns1.da Bar
M NJ AZ an EarInolc, Nathaniel bamoie ~" 49,
more. 81, man yOu BY pu'lNs..ssss
,rr.,ant 10 IN order OF Hon Mar lsa,sof New. loL
pas,s. ~ me supreme Court OF thr Sa lea 18th ~
SafsI The l7Ih dly Noyep'or - nnty az ROklAns
cmnrlaiut IA tho office OF tho 'ork OF tno N"""'
M lie court house N New Guy. -.
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COrrOS MARK ETs-BY TELEG RAPiL

LIyERroo. Dec. 6-l2:30 p n-Cot.oP STEADY hialiS
Upands l3-l6d MIddling Orleans , Io-lOd, essvv
bales Including 1000 bales for .lecuaOn an1 ePfs c
copts f7,o0O bales including Il 100 9aes AM. ~
tures duil Upands Low Mddlng clause, De,tnner ana
January delivery 5lJ4d DO. January AMI e,,uiy
livery } l.6id also 5J-n4d do Fcbru1ry ami warm ~
livery 57-S4d, also 56-6td.; DO March and AplI ~
livery GO-64d aisO j96ld 10 Apnl aud NJ arn'er.
I'd also 03.J4d do. May and June delivery 05Vsu' a."
u 26sd. ,,-. q, -, h.,x
/ n m-Cofton-The sales OF the day included o. l0l Das
American Futures closed dull Upiands Low MddnK elAas
pec omher delivery jnGid vae. d. December ara lale
ary delivery .tAd value DO Jannary anl February "
vey. j(64d. sellers do February and Mitch s denss
8 .O4d buyers March and Apnl delivery, D 'yt..
-eliers delivery. oiJid sellers 90 "!
md Tun
8 Odd selersls do July and August deiiveiy, SVh
sellers. ,o,. 10
Midd iug lO. 0)oi Druntry l1 uel and gr)'' eep'
G317 bales: sales al Otles stock 12,33a b1lc. 49,.
'sAvASNAs, Dee 6-Cotton drin: Mtiinz lni9 Low Asa
ling 1916 GoOt ORDINARY. ~; net enl ttv-s lc,,pt
. j bales Exports to the cOntn, NJ 5000 plfs 'V'F
wise 3e- biics sales 900 bales stock, li332t uae"
NLw.OELEANS. Doc. 6-tOiion sirDng Nj tNu' ,Iti
Low Mhldmg lo lGood Ordinary. 90 nef reepis lIo.e
bales; gross s bales Exports 10 rance 8 l0 bat :.
the Continent 2l50 balca toaswise l,s96 bales sass
1000 bales, stock a05.o66 bales.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC Markets.

BALTIMORE, Dec 6.-Cotton nrn. NIddlinx lot.. ~
Extra, q 1881 TO- f,aaN . Jssijt 81 D, MSe e.
q ssi IS iap.oo S f!s sy a. D.
Patent, S575 woeatsoutnern hrmer Wes,.p s.n.e
sS"ihf59 ss lses 10 S @e,sS A%e w01 E.,
.ges December zee Google January, soes3.. 'Ifs f.s
western active; southern White asa C. eo aghel
sS sSO' w'seIs %c,ier" %m & &C. 30 Ssf, NJ dn
Pennsy'vans 80 Hye bra AMI steady ssd Sc spS' p,s'
SsI ob., Wheat o'V ogsa Orr. iooW bi,ii o,i,'
busn~ saes-~heat lODO 900 ousa. Corn. i9-;o osoA .A
sa boston nas' ps q .fen ggiet and uncaaas,s'
Winter yn,n.sists.i jjr1 dit s,iS a,r Ysli5, N:v
steamer Mixed jp4 i2s; No Qrlls 49a5lc. oa, si sei
agoo sacks Corn 10000 bush Oats $50 oisa Sor'; se
ciSclyS.Tk Dec G-Fiorr dun g,nfy. s9s,aaox
tsps' sTs rn =, Is gs bS..a, ~ Am
8 u 2 5iortrlo tg1ss nac,a Jast .siOiiler, s1r
=. s1 555 Ssf .soS'dt sj ss i.s sSs
unlcAgo Dee. g-Flour dnl and unchanged ra,r >, ,,
snacsors MINES SnTsa Ba.sr s55ss,@ @ bs,ss,sM s.M
Wheat wv ss're Ssss p u s' . sn. .s. ss
sissca a elss,ns r,nsst ~ ,wet ~ Isnnats Isle,
May, fpi. apise. closing ~ ss NJ Chi'ss, ssas,t
hsss i,s, SRSsf Rs eea ~ ~ % S-a 10 a oes2.e 80. 1
g''f 'v. ss.as ' f, y0s,"s sa@s, e4 ,.,
n ae Na, 81 ss3ft resirs Il iis 0,t. peis !,
6sssg rp.is st wv W. ast' esssg, ''sses !,
uin at5if, hatt in ~ AHr. ia'R attivp saks t,s.H
sch ell iUssi 80 iaaHsii 81 ilgtii if1 siasi.. *
~ .s'e te.,aa,t silea Mso sif1 iaa sgsir,
III ai tphinaiy, bissnAs'@ bais a,a,s sAsaia,,""
~ ffeti ~ short hh te 10; Rhnlt tisib . N IA
eeipis- tlGnh in,ul bnisf~Nha.t "a l,hHi hasa ,,.
i.h,liun D,iAh oats ! ,ml pus i've thNO ha,a a,r
10y i0Di shlpMeaiss flnur 900 pbls. Wheik sun
bdsli Norn iJg,Inh uuai, u.s iJ,JOl uasl. hgs ATi
Susi harley 81 .uub
DETROIT, Dse Wheat dail No whitA 0,n 1874.
DeoCaDUT, lu. Iannalh tlei No Hol OjA,c Con-
No, 2 1'ao. Oals-No =. WhtH 27s,c' No l5la e.
oeipts Wheat. lO.uOD Dasli
MILwAuKEg, Dee 6-Fmur hrn ant snahaagsl Whss
weak; 40. Milwaukee Casa 20 ~. December, Z 4.
January, II Ac. February lie. Corn lower, No. s. ~
No /, o l9c barIeg-Ao spunS ijLc.i No. spnax
Extra, 432c Provisions Li gieT Mess Pork sll 30 CE
De, ember 81 30 January. Lsnl Prime steam 81 VI
Cash December S6 January sweet Pc.ni HznS 81
0g3tG. Hogs - 0Jai 25. Receipts FOd. 5000 boa:
Wheat. 5000 bush; Barley. 22.0U0 sbDments-Floar
5000 ODls, Wheat. i.iOO onsl. Barley 2l.OOJ
LOUIS. Dec. G.-Flour stslN AIT uns'lly,L Wheat
lower NO. Rel rs 7sc CASH December. 1G6fBLci
January. II &c February soc; haY, so2G IurJ lower,
Cash. 3ia.c.; eccmber 3issc January, 3-is' Io)ruarE
32L2c.; May. 3iSc oats dull casa -ji4ci May 2sa2,r.
Rye Irnsr at 4Ss'. Bariey-M lrket quiet az 5js75e
Butter and steliy ani IN ,ai1 GET Flax - steady
5Ge Corn Meal staliy at 81 % Whisky steliy az 81 IL
Pork Sll 10 Bukmeais weakLOng Clear s5 -. short 9i5,
50 %; short Clear 81 Is Lar dull at - Gpa s6 6
ReceDts- Flour 1000 bbls; Wheat 5000 bush Cora,
1900 BUSH; oats 1000 busl; Rye 1000 BUSH 3drsy,
$4,000 bush. shDnentsFlour 900 Dds; whel. 300
bush; Corn. lJ2OOO bush; oats. 5000 bush. Hgs 2v0
bush; Barley 1000 bush.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08

The market for Government bonds dun, but the
bids show advances of per cent for the Is and 4
for 4ias. bonds usual neglected
There Improvement in the amount OF business
done in railroad bonds but the advances less
marked than in the preceding week, and In some in
stances there small declines The business outside
OF the speculative kinds s continues to parake of
retail character; note better inquiry for bonds,
payable principal and interest In gold.
The following were Saturdays quotations for unlisted
seClritips:
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
srsnAN.Dee. I y. m.

The mining stock markets la't week were dn aha r'e
aeni no new ul ntetssiiue features The transactions
a,,nntrd nn, tn 80 nnn safaa. asan, tJ3i shaps Tot
tho ptsendng week. Of nte dais. Inh Elhnt waa ialt
.tlVs aud tnsr Tram - - fiTa but latt al bach 10
"a a. standard continued weak ~ hs9N' tphis 90
easement n,d tnnahlsiahlp hslhesa Was liia 10 Hhin
funnel 81 1 anh - ,bhia consolidated latlhp as"
ttart atentlnu ani ranged between NJ anh ~ cents
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
flats aro 4 oms 10 Lei.

At SHERWOOD.-Ilandsom sui,Si nni y.itbsls
~ pished sunny rooms. rontng on n,n -"
san 4, 40 aseonlnodlte a trsnsisnt guests ar.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED k0Vmss,, -, ,'sl,s W
j i manent or transient open all nisaI '''
tween alsi and 3sd cts
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08

Of carn, 1i9 OF oats, cars OF rye and ~
OF barley. AT p. M. the market closed AZ the cae
figures January wheat 7212 cents; May wheat znn3
cents January corn, "a q cents May Data OIL ~
February pork SlI %; EebrnArY Lard. So 90 ooeei
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
1nsirutiion.
For Boys and Younr Men-Citv.
MILITARY ACADEM1'

For BOYS and Younr Men-Citv.
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Chester 2sdyear psATefs FIS pm9Efr President,
th InN A SCHOOL YEAR.-$1Oo payable
- iSHb rnarteriy. sw.THIN sHoRiLlD'h'
Media Academy. Media. reEn.
For Both sexes-Citv.
DEST SCHOOLS.-25t ;epresented,-clIsgrmnlatlTSs lsrnalS
ID tree 10 parents 10 e.seFDe tn'r wants. o-'''''
seef'%i ~ ans"i.isMs e afs MGR2GE * CO.. East lih n y
FRIENDS SEMINARY Yl,;i,o-,.r,D,,e,
rorn,,b a. 49, FSreir; dis l,y a. -e nin'ry.
,rJssI F. WREAKS. $50 Madson-avc'.M1- Gu
M Rennllng anl pay feh9, fh,pF Fe{ yG.n sfPr 18th
Art schools-City.
MRS. LOUISA y. CULVER ,.,.-o, &,
M wevs a s9d sIar R@Pc csof panns He and
landscape china Iy%Hd yilaH16"SS g., S'a ~ Nsiion
NJ ~ ,rr,,r,on rrl'ia S Saout Academy Of pe,sn
Mr. william Nat n.r \ tsI,.na Gr Jans' a. "'' w. Al
For Young Ladies-Country.
A DvERrIeEMENTS., FOR TIE NEW.
n vuRK rRIRuNE VIII, bb REgniNED At ,bi,,y bHy
gp'0NM , - oaa ss wsst T%rn,y,Rrs 'orner
gn so or., 5s sGnF e.. fon1fn n @
ays s,eih y ena ~ e mAihM ia 3ttl.t NV, =, 80 20
q ~ it resniar onlce ,ates --.--
'. .
! tn.otituv lr.ti4i vrrr h"Ihfh ani thorough, ~
s,,, I,e,r and Nt departments fnfcltpnir Wr niie''
f' ipv. " e. uuNlN, \ a. lirst'"nt
NfNArk lFNiNAlN fm eitsi limited hum-
NNn ~ s4'' ,,ss 's,ssSi 81. lsPSi V82IS f" i'iprrs
frtlt tt,NlR= lamil, an,l lp, Sohool lot ,'itla,
h0 tii fi.b st, rtf,nsntii hHss iWi tlitilu9W
,,i.ss ine fitn,ipals Aiss.s ihHi ~ y 'hAMFHhNt
For both aeses Country,
NIAVERACk COLLEGE
Y smi iiuasun it,a lnili ~ i!tyaflsH ~
FITS tar AL CDLItit.5 AL 40 II Nt'n
iiru,h AZ al fAhf titNuuli bhiiith
trhmuir,ntianai IIst ttrif ~ n ! lfith r-,,...
Roy. ALONAo fLAuh, IA H. Ffesri'H|
HOME Boarding school for Misses ana
/ Chidren.-One hour from city mothers care Fo'i
hoard and tuition "A week. Higher bTinchei II n'S'i
AddIess Bon AZ, STANFORD conn.
MISS +. l.. ROBERTS formerly ot iellcyllle,
wi \. J-Bosrdias ana day school FOR young ladies' ana
oDildren % E's It
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack -on 1.-THE Hut
IL prcparlfory AMI business for genilemen giat.
afing course lor sps cia ADVANTAGES III arr @
scoo II po ar rates send for aaloge enter ~ any
time. w IL bA+'.'4''i "". a '' '
Miscellaneous.
NUOICF collection of school circulars for
rarsnts and guardians Teachers 10 every department o.
ART an learnn recom neni'd II. HtNS 81 Wost ISL
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
CressmanHJ.

A RT,sTIC DRfsSuAKlNG at ,snSa snoa' ',ssns ""ns
~ and reasonable prices rtys :, ,..-. lbo eslepfA'
ircnc n,irr 81 west i''hst -.,--------..-J, ,,inl:
u~gpssM Gis, drapcs ana ..s, H"ii ~
r,aas,ia y WISHES morf customers eys, ~ as' once
Of country address H. ~ ~ i'''"'' ii.3ys pE0sa~S'
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
l1roposalo.

CAsTiE dARnEN, Dec, 4, lsti
DROPOSAiS WILL bE RECEIVED Bl
the DOnmiss One-a O mi.r .tion At Their oCe Cas
Garden va OT before al becemher ia lS74, OT The
ca ~ on under contract from January lst next for
Que two three yeais a. The opt0n Of the bidder
Transfer OF mmlguta' hagaaRr, he business O the
restaurant the exchanged OF oTei money, and for the sale O
seamD0at lick lets not by he trunk
Ines the tO De charged not exceed those
authorized satisfactory bonds viii BE- IuiIei and the
the I1ght - bids not
considered being for The best tie Board For
further Information apply 10
IL. J. JACKSON Secretary.
TRKAsUgEK's OFFICE,
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND d PACifiC IkAILWAN 20.
80 - WTLLAN.~T, (
NRw-NoRk, December i, ln5i
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- ts Office until II o'clock, of the 10th instant for the
purchase OF 81 $50 o. any part thereof o the per
cent FIRST MORTGA EXTENSION AND COLIAT.
EfiAL BONDS OF This Company having hy years to run,
cmpnn at lO5 and accrued interest aud
after he first day Of July 1875 payment. TO made and
bonds delivered January 80 The company reserve the
night 10 ect ged all bids.
Frthe Information may be obtained application this
Office
j. H. TOWs. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
Hllscellaneous.

EOR SALE.-Jersey cow Lady May seven
wears aid with calf heretofore Rned by II L. Hnver
ncyer; price $50 JAO. l.. WEINHEfMER Kensico
N Y
I nllA POSTAL STAMPS, 200 different,
sOttO many Old European, Baden brunswick Monte
negro Egypt cape etc. tor dollar.
l.. HICKMAN, 40 klngston.st., Boston, Mass
OfficK HAf1RR " ARHHOueRs,l
No. 800 y ISL 3tIHaI,f
SkN-lORk, Dec. \, lSsi.)
THE FOLLOWING named persons are here
nv notified that unrss the stOrag gs now dne On goods
stored IN and these Waehouac. Ia paid
TINS before January L. l-H5 goods will
sod at public auction Without iu ther noce Aason
&. g. fenncr II g. hoyt - A. coburn AI. q. H. Oiddlngs
Mrs 4 TimOney MIS-. C. NCJckein. Mrs NJ a. scott Mr..
TuTling r. W. Jones. " u. Fletis Mrs NJ Nelson Fred
pnryy a. IL Hammond Mrs NJ Pitney, T.. Jackson r. l..
Jones Jane T.. Green, " hchards0n Mrs WINE ~ -
GayeI@yskl Cathem hon, J. h. BageJ. J. H. Or nenIy
O'hiely
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
Art schools-City.
- .tst NTItfN

NJRC LOUISA i. IIIN IN. -, T.,
vi wurtccive pupils hcsinnms n,pAi , , an'.ra and
d,av,ng al wafer reloi lal,il., +''' ~ 'o' 49,
inu,,s,ape china painting anu hr,H,atoni
rtmhO Nc "l halispl ave
References ,-
n, n rrrnt,gton pusilr Naiiosh Academy oi neNgn'
H. Wiiiian IJsri a. Hr James " HAT, y. A;
MI "' Nr David Johnson y, A.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08

SPIRITS OF ruRPEVrtNE
,u,rtterov Dec u -rarpsntina guet NJ 2sc I'LL
sIV.yyAp Dec. B.-'rnrpentiae hr;i Al 2Se.
MltHlVuTOg Dee y. -iurDehtine hr nat 2st
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08

COL riIEO. HYATT Presn'r''.
q INN \ SCHOOL, YEAR;-TsiWWoTR TsiWoRrffibaEs fiifbaaEE!ss
dp LfN}tB puartery. SW.iHIS q sho"iH
,tedin ACADEMY. Mella. TOM.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
For Roth Sexes-Citv.

For Both SeXes-DlCV.
DFST SCHOOLS.-%Jt ;opresenteu-clc-li
free 10 parents G.scribs t1eir wants. cA'e'"'
seieGtei ana va ~ ~ tIijiN e co.. East ll.h-st y Y.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08

CLOSING PRlCEy or OALiFORvI4 SrOCRS
san FRNS1IsCD. Dee q, 1884.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08

The local money marked ruled a little mora active
early in the week and per cent was not IN uncommon
rnt, for call loans. hut acl p per cent was apout the
ma sim,n rate II l. not improbable that the h9Ks nave
,carhrd the ma Nimiim for their reserves yesterdays
statement probably made fully as gopi showing as was
I'M, real condition at the end u the week; the treasury
shursrncns will not bo large IA they have been, nni
nnue moving freely to the south Tor GOTTEN ami lrf
some may bc required tpr the corn crop .
The olloWine compares tcstcllal sihirmnnt Win
those nf The rlrrcs punling dates nl 'S3 amt lsS2!
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
MINES AND MINING.

SILESAP TIE NEW YORK HiyTyG EXCHANGE
NEW-YOKK Dec, 6. 1884.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-02-14

him reveal thgshiSing place al his money
ana afterward beat him 20 death with y
bgudgeon.
Al Wfiresborc, Texas, speriai says po1h
stages bessesn Wsiiseshoro and Gainesvife
USre u, recently by three road agents.
Fqye hundred dollars were secursd.- Mr..
Noon. un the coach from Gainesville sa~
the other coach stopped. he iesefied q pis-
toll an one OF the 0nDer bur nesis'en upon
Discovering q Winchester riff f.sesscd against
lis own ribs by . h-lghwaymans WHO re.
uuestad him to aand over bis pistol ard
money
Al Lancaster, Tex, an old gentleman was
fatally stabbed by his maniac brother,
wnom he had been caring tor The mani
ac was kept in q ruum at home q nuulber
of years, in preferences to sending hina 10 an
asyinm. He escaped. got hold OF a knife
and Indicted several frightfui w0unds ppon
his brother before be could be secured.
A mau. believed to be- James ID. Girton
OF S~helbyviiie. Ind, was arrested ss Dsllss,
Tex Extraordinarily using tha mails under
the firm namesef Harry Moron 81 Co He
was rereivipg an immense number OF let
ters Inc ms other Western States
in reply TO his advertisement.
The Nebraska ~vigitanfes who captured
Kid Wade near lie Mars, Iowa, have over
land his bfoth4r-in-Iaw, JGrden in the same
vicipify. The prisoners stand an excellent
chance OF being Iyncheu.
Hour prisoners attacked the sheriff at
MonticeIIo. N. *, ON the Stu in attemptto
get free. Two spsfe secured ana shot dead.
zna ths fourth escaped.
Eleven citizens OF Robertson and Lime
stone cuuntises Texas, were arrested charged
with severely whipping q negro ON the
West border of Leon.
Dsnsat Raiff, formerly q Pennsylvania
railroad conductor, was convicted in Phila-
deipcia as charged with conspiracy TO de-
fraud the company.
Bandinsoi, who shot bis wife, and then
himself arDesrCit MINI, neither icing
~seiieusiy w0ssn0Rd, escaped from custody.
Jennie Downes, adopted daughter Of
Nathan Merwin. the richest Tnzn In Wood
bridge, Conn. cues him tor seduction.
Three editors IN Palna, Ms ;ascash have been
condemned TO eighr years imprisonment
tor violation OF the sFessiaw.r
IA nion City, Mich, Deputy Postmaster
Elmer was shot In he street by Jaues Say,
wBo was drunk.
aRoweis, VINO killed Lynch at Batavsss N.
Y, will diy0rcehis wife.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-02-14

Washington, Special Teiegram-n is uH-
that Senator MaMiiisa mas aban-
donsd tfleideaci becoming Judge NcCrary's
successor. This conclusion seems to have
been reached since the return OF Senator
Sabin. 1t appears that the matter VISA he,st
Under adyisemsnt until il could no sscsr-
taiaed what Gov. Hubnardss lntsntions
were. Not tinding that he is likely to 10
the right thing, Mr.. Mcmillan, II lsreoor I'd.
finally dee,aeki not TO be- q candidate Tor
{ z ludgeship. Il ia turS her exported that
Mr. Sabin wanted Mr.. Dnnnall appointed.
pnt tnaS GOV. Hubbard was not so inclined,
also that MeMsilan's friends in Minnesota
We're not favorable 10 the appointment ~
Cusl Davis ~ tie ssIas~s Mcmillan hay-
ing come to this decision II il said senator
Sabin will recommend the appointment Of
Cen. aanborn TO the iu3eeship, aud thai The
rest OF the deiegariOn VIII support him.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-02-14

The special commission VINO investigated
the outbreak OF trichinosis in Eimeraiahen.
SaxOny, have made sheir report. Tha
Town contains 750 inhabitants, OF whom
25T contracted the disease. For years d
large proportion Of the people had been In
the habit OF esting raw minced pork spread
on their bread for luuGh. In tEe belief
that meat ia more nutritious raw than
when crooked Suddenly an epidemic al
pearea. which attacked one-tlard of the peo
P33s. 70 per cent of the cAsss proving fatal
Nane OF he remndies prescribed by the doc
tors hah he slightest effect. The disease
rsn a Coarse nj from three to eight weeks,
proving the most fataI am0ng the Older
people. While there were numbers affecteS
who had cooked their pork before ealing il.
y @@ass s5fi55u iiisre was MOI a single tatul
case ameng this elaes. The eonaiusion e
that in : period OF years there was 0ae lot
OF diseaset pork received TO which the rs,i-
demic was due; but the fatalities were alt
ewing TO the common habit OF eating meat
raw.