St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 4, 1879
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t. Louis Post-Dispatch. _ 2 > ‘a VOL. XXVIII. SHQ01d SPI [IY anes no, pur Jeunjoeynuey ay} jo Ang i y ‘ *,’ ‘ Stave Seser? *! . es thd « 7 "pas Goods Marked in Plain Figures Hit One Price. No Deviation. All { The last few days prove conclusively that we have a LARGER STOCK OF CLOTHING, A Greater Variety, Better Styles, and make Lower Prices than any ~ “GOLDEN 119 to 123 FIFTH; 508-510 PINE STREETS. CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS RETAILED FOR CASH AT WHOLESALE PRICES DANILL CC. YOUNG, Manacer. | PRICES: 25 cls. a Cake A BOX WITH E LEADING EXTERNAL SPECIFIC FOR SKIN DISEASES A Beautifier of the Complexion. 3 Cakes 75 ¢. It renders the Cuticle Healthful, Clear, and Smooth, and is the best possible sub-]. ay ges stitute for expe nsive. Sulphur Baths, It Sent by Wail Prepaid. will heal Ulcers and Sores — Persons emploving it have no need to re- sert to Sulphur Springs for bathing purposes, It isadesirable DISINFECTANT of CLOTH.- ING or BEI) LINEN, and a capital remedy and preventive of Ubnoxious or Contagious JISEUSES tis also valuable as an injection Asan acjonet of the TOILET, it is lar more desirable than any cosinetics TAN, FRECKLES, » PERPERN, Yield tout a - ana it soap to sh A leaving the skin smooth It niso ERADIC TS DANDKI KF. The article is endorsed by the Medical fraternity Dress Goods. at at prices. fine all-wool Suitings, just opened. at WXceeding- ly Low Prices. Every Lady shoul. how Cheap iney really are before DUYING. H.D.Mann & Go 417 and 419 N. Fourth St. Some Al Dru (i, 00 ls respectable ts, Fancy Dealers (,rocers hand SU L- SOAP; SULPHUR SOAP CaTTION!—See that vou get the above bearing both the name and design on the packei Which encloses ench cake, as this famous remedy hus been counterfeited. CN. CRITTENTON, Sole Prop., 8.Y. FAMOUS REMEDIES HALE’S HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND TAR, for Coughs and HAIR REVIVUM, for Restoring Gray Hair to Original Color (Un equ aled PIKE'S TOOTHACHE DR OPS, which Cure in One Minute, 25 Cents. HILL’S HAIR AND WHISKER DYE (instantaneous), 50 Cents. . JAPANESE CORN FILE, tor Removing Coras, Bunions, &c., 35 Cents. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ana keep on GLENN'S PHUR and will see and BLOTCHES is the very best Lung Diseases, , 50 Cents. all _ ANMIUSEMENTS. Ww E IVI A K E POPE’S THEATER. Every Garment to be found in our Mammoth MO TIL C Ee. Stock of . me ‘SY ARTIGTS—-XO PUwWwiES “ABDBDATII MEN'S, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS! ] SprinaAl THROUGH A BRIDGE, Kone ott ‘assenger Train Qne Person Killed Frightful Plunge of a li the Hackensace River anel Wounded, JiACKENSACK, N. J, NOV Lewlt Several iv ’s De LOCAL CRIME. Trving Them On, District Police Court. second District Police Court micie’ VV ii : women were Court Crimimal ¢ Hiowl leak vis al orrection, disposed (>! Wi ar W . i Ni \¢ riitis, i 7 eacoe, Ail nved EVN!) stephen is nation. ey, Sil aA SSal ‘; continued ti retina nent , fees bi No nc] lonted on the wate take) oy then im sii None Contin oOvel ’ were rout through th ll bo; ‘ l Brevities. bith in MOwnARE YS Criminma Gort tiie passed bn Cannors me ds gd oy rtasying to dispose of a lurge one ortwo serrnsly tia red to t! ghto New Wrevet sAtIS --ession Of wh L not iccountto a Lihitn on thut owner itt i} Qutzen was urraizned ice Court to-day oe kets ewher’s ticket ordmance, he . Va the wre civ? bis Perry is irving i‘ ths vi Tele fete \\ oO “la ticket nier Pluvius of hin 1. do but look LL. Dickinson is flour corner. If less time than any ot] “4 hangs The effect. of has been? it Newarl York. EXCHANGE s1@) ECHOES, bitist pict P ‘Tain men nal iiheie hye Were irom SiC TLi Lepr? the “«) lhalav. ’ th Was Gischares at him. WN “~\Woae}l New arrants, nm out NVisioh Cul bourd, prominent packe! thre pore (> Dhbithe er, ASsesson rirtienee nt «a! organ! county ot EL * +} Lit Lieutenant Rush of evening for a business tour. ing misunderstood **kehoes*’ wark particularily that hi busine bust bial Live purchase | I est thit and of the crop vet unmarketed, C‘ounty black eve and clarion voice we! : day. A reportel asked Mr. of Schools, Dianation of the differen rsrinest the wdadressed to. thre st ir iy! enined the the lettel W hh | Mtitits les t is tiiis Live Viissouri tepubliean udre an iT Republican ak Soved thx | Mi rey ation and tor or bonds AugAniDst ,isheldin st. ¢ ~f toes not ex t. Louis it ite | aiocai ciection would Comiis , oats & Me truil Tow 1 ‘Hi . Nasi iw inisssed to- fo fo. or, James Si¢)1) ASSORSO! ACN ys! 4 ’ 1Q)] ana Re ee onewes cl 1é documents | ’ sir , ‘ | ‘ let the CULel had aie I Thine I . | , .* = Se | if > tt) Thee i athens CNY | Se hit they Dart is me ‘ ; ‘ ssCs TV OP i= ' LOCAL PRERSONALS, Vv, feaves foi te. nrtte tip estat eotl 0 Pa ne ate to slithe seyVe Local Weather Keport. STN AT Aiap.. Wind iy OF ST. LOUIS. or one! ’ ‘lime. Tler. Weather. ection. ce ern c*T Mermod, J sh remperance Meeting Clardy will deiiver an to-morrow We Was Invited: to at FINANCIAL, Bank of Germany. eur, November 4.~—The statement oft Treg. et hal Rank of potreuss OWS AL smEere Gay. As ey AS 1 ‘ _ ih PLS ID © J . - — Lad es’ Mrs. Mary M. River at St. Louis, fe. ht ow vit. Yin, On Leimpe noon at Voce! kat 1302 Ali ore rama Inesaday vington Sergeant Signal Corp core nm tend. Kunaways. Aborse attached to a grocery wagon and owned by H, Lewitz, doing business on the corner ol Prairieaverne apd Pareon. street, ran away from the corner of Twelfth and Wash Mmvel to-day ‘ ana ('ountv PB I : : ickel hooal ? - _ ! ; Mhe devier aj its hend was Mhegal, 0 wos ~_ ————- —— —_ — — _ ———— er 7? ee THE ELECTIONS. Voting Proceeding Quietly In New York. Party Lines Broken and Considerable Scratching Done. | Corne lland Rebinson Both Confident of Victory. Progress of the Election in Massachusetts and Elsewhere. NEW YORK. At New York City. the Post-Dispatch. New York, November 4.—No one What this day bring forth. This much is certain, it is ltioman holidav. There was election hereabouts anal outspoken. Special to ean tell mav nol i never an ‘*kickers’* were so numerous and There is littie, if attempt nt of the prefer- ence for Robinson by Republicans, while anti- red-mouthed in de- secm to be when ‘scratchers ’ anv, at concealine Robinson fPemoecrats are Not which would. nouncing him. Welly does it was Many open ballots for Rhob- from Robinson, and aly ache voting cl iwing totes hie | dl ’ bine (i fie hiepublicans are insOli. The nominated by the fr these, the rht just bstanding there ffens-i\ is esicdent Sherman of “I spre eches of lends and l never lel notwit appear Ly the friends of the present National by thi rough. il leg as We beuave been enoup! Acinin- ticket to car- ‘ nto stand regular rneli t} beipg | yelay and the » Cornell. nN contidently, boom has bi thie enadidate Pel maidhites are mixed shat a cis Lit) e7 Will tive onal preferenes factors Le eis the Lime ine one, andthe election pi Workers iv candidates to on try Hehts. No ti nHomwtii fo expected by are too busy pushing Lime ti rte bstanmdinyg i? *. : Peeled 20 pit ! ~ the intensity hn sav the els snd Brooklyn, ins serateh his nam many pore vore muddled . anda are now so th ihe kha county Pamma- icton ( 1 rk i> ’ e . ee ‘ paQeyy Oi. I I present At Buffalo. Novembei L} parties afuli vote. There -eratching and trading indictates,the } respective can- Mavor. A cutt: wards. Only (| i\ opened and ad ih ure Worke to bribe Is ili stl smotunt rincipal ] , pee mm owmIone tween thr sheriff hells ele tye for and ndanee in of the name An tll- \' rhe rs fo. Demoe) ail t= =¢ nt out ire ill itic il few -lrone scratchers with th Ly ft orne ll eing us MASSACHUSETTS. Lead. ather butler in the November. 4. aad inthis city th the volt and the enthusi Salem a= slight report At) Newburyport. ; y He that But vreativ | PosTON, ‘The we and cold, tba is clear oly r election ix pro- ‘hter towns of State, ine lig isin mm ic Repu! eressing «quietiv, me ole than last vear At ticket is ‘ports ’ ‘ud in four wards, and not whined thre lle will probably carry the citv by a small plarality. At Lowell reports that Butler at noon, ina Div will thre city. ( Democrat Indepence ht for KR Will probably beat Goulding, Republica e. Paul Butler. son of Butler, running for the will defeated ‘ah rnecumibe bvee at icrois jean mn other two, bie is ah proba aurgnev, "arr ana Mative, hoes presel neine (,eneral } ‘ "icekmMm Sisiattire, Is ty dy , the pre Repubil he ost Ifill, ur. Ives i" Lip ere Which g Butler 26 rticld. at hand contident, and Loni rsp ri nicki hoop, “prin ron Usa Butler TCAD Ser however, for Long by a good plu bere is hee vards of WN Representat hiiver rep } merense jis Db)! * Ai } tL svat olled inthe afi ’ the indk avs \ mreesrler Wrenmee. tine TiO We ub) Ua rity (et) th Brockton at neon rep vc cag or (i! bibl « rts Butler athead, the Fourteenth Ward, Democratic ticket was the claim tart uccsier at Cpa precinct », ol Butler on S . uid aut the 2 soaihi r threwn out ‘of the of 150 in the Bepubliean vote, and Watertown, Natick and Newton show an inereased vote for Long. Complete returns from Cohasset Ivy, Butler 78, Adams 17, a gain of for Butler. votes >- - ih, L INOIS. Voting at Cc hicago. C(Hicaco, Nevember 4.—Election dawned brig and the prospects are for pleasant weather during the day anda full vote. The impression prevails at both headquarters that, up to heen, the Republh- ahead. Seratch- improbable Banks are Board of Trade wholesale div Lt and eola, can ticket was considerably and it ticket will be eteeted. o'clock, and the ‘The principal I " oe CimsVud, ing Was, common, is not a mixed closed at one held business houses are PE ORS > PENNSYLVANIA. Philadelphi: . November 1. pussing off Tg) S@sslOll. ho At PilLADELPHIA, aud the eleetion is quietiv. At 10 o’eloek in the city was reports dto be as last veur, With republican the Wards, A eareful estimate total polled of O4, Republicans claim a majority of 15,000. . >> CONNECTICUT. The weather is tine vers this morning the vote abe put the rains in most sh We Sanhie vote A Slight Vote. NEW HAVEN, Nov. 4.—A verv Licht vote is cast throughout the State to-day, nota half vote at New Hlaven. Ci publican candidate for Senator from enth Distrie, defeats Clift, Democrat. Phe are that the Democrats elect their cendidates for the Legislature New Haven and that the Republicans have are duced majority in the Le: is ; olle a indications in \\V if] vislature. HONORING HOOKER. Issuance of an Oede r by (,en. Sherman Prescribing the Manner of Respecting His Memory. WASHINGTON. November 4. ‘oneral orde! Bhra sherman: Phe den of the U. 8. at Grarden City, The f isstuied llow ne s been ‘ Gen. th of Major General Jos ph Hooker, Army, retired, which took place I~land. the Sist ultimo. In announcing th honored with skill, ¢ ikes Ov memory rend Lens ix unnouneed tothearmy., of this gallant veteran, ibuankh~ of ¢ ong for endurance, the Greneral to to the army distinguished services the war war. * Ilis of the action which lt cdeceuse the ana ress ae recall t hie Hiooker through late © promis '\ fret, Mie Vico il in the swell as inthe vale former way SIl- » igor and skill in cterized lantrs jt ] i‘ | has Courage chara him. is ‘essary here Lo lis achievements They matters of familiar history, and his solitierly decds may well excite the admiration and em- comrades. tlutien of his surviving lia lronor the commanding Division of the Atlantic minute euns to (olumbus, and the wt half staff duringthe funer York ¢ Like Newport B his memory, General of the Military will cause kort itis} mowes in New he the rave (i itv. honors arracks, Whentucky, paid it incinnati. One Lisital dav of the interment in ¢ a i i wear th: P . (jlie =Lecl to ing for thirty days. Appointed to Receive the Remains. CINCINNATI, of (ouner to rece lt OheT, ( omnion the tate dav morLing (rt ll. UN pe Rough Expericnec. NEW York, Nov riving from Rurope the banks ef Newfoundland, them from twenty-four to. fi bevond their schedule Albari from Cardiff, thrown so fur over hersidethat it was diffieult to her up to the aud the pt ove and aft, novable and doing ember 4.—Steam We which rey ri severe mrtv-e) time. ‘The steamship Nl. Qetober 2, was heep headed cale, “Cus sWe her decks fore eurryve everything to the upper ing overboard sleht damage works. St. Clair County’s Compromise. {-]) Me., tuken in st. Clair railroad indebtedness of the e dollar with new and bear six per cent restilted in a ~pal hh. Noveinber 4. to ’ = Tree rs The COTMpPromise vote the Liwenty to run intere majority than Wits (OSCEOLA, COUPTLYS uinty al conts on the bonds, [wenty Vvears payable semi-annually, Less © ; forthe compromise of 510 votes, one-fourth el the vote of the co polled, Memphis. The James pliced in the p pat August to re- Memphis sufferers by rave Lhe Contributions for NEW YORK. November 4. Which Postmaster box + ottice and various stations last eeive contributions for removed, Lotiti Moly vellow fever have been amount received Was s1,¢ A Mutinous Crew. hey Wesr. kia... November 4 brig Gieo. S. Berry, from. De her crew in mutiny. Hlis life his daughter. The British Hloward, with Montevideo, ar- The e saved ( upt. lumber msancola for rived with badiv cut. vain Wis wis anil the very mutiny quelled by Crushed to Death. LOUISVILER, Ky., November 4. at lay Street machinery this fore- Ife leaves awife Clarence cmplovea ihe ¢ tolling ehtin the noon and crushed to death. and four ebild (suade, ir, Was eau ren. War Ship. November , by Admiral . and which served as a Sale of BALIFAX, Me Ben ship Pyramus, captured from the Danes " . . , , 1,? ing slip here, ha. been sold. Nelson traine- Sale of Stamps. NEW YORK, November - James reperts an upparal in his ef untied to S82 402: PPostmastei led sale of Postage newspaper stanips ceduting Oetober. stain ps are SLAUD}S, Ciiant at Burlington, lowa. Novempbel } An to day, appearance, RURLINGTON, LOWA, streets an | lay eing pratuseiy mense crowd throngs the city prescnts a ny hol ily every Duilding | uccorat national eiviems and ’ a i}f stireats cle 1, tir neipial hay bpp ind a copy ¢ Ye printcad on wipite s} General. Luneh : ; mers Wiis > was * MeliclAl |, where there wae dense the gtiests, atthe Muavor'’a with eens. ;a receplon Canal Property Leased CEREVLLAND, November 4.—rhe maupropepty, lying within the civ limits of Cleveland, was to-day formally and perpotu ail) joased to the Valley Raitroad Coupany. Ie Cunal (obo is vpcer stood the umount the Valley Ratleast ; . : ey) 8°? G. » oS Foren * 8 po Rott with / ' | | i | EASTERN EVENTS. Exaggerated Reports Concerning B s- marck’s Health. The Labouchere Libel Suit—Affairs in Egypt. Attempted ‘Assassination of an Anstrian Officer—Foreign News, ° Iengland. THE MANCHESTER MARKET. MANCHESTER, November — The market yesterday Was strong, producers asking high- errates. Demand for India and China not large, but sufficient to sustain prices. The home demand is small, though activity is in- creasing. AN EMIGRATION SCARE, LONDON, November 4.—During the past few ciays the emigration seare has taken pos- session of alarge proportion Of the miners of Dturham and Northumberland, in conse(uence ot the most favorable news from miners who recently emigrated to New South Wales, and who have been utterly deceived by the prom- iscs of protitable emplovment there. This will considerably cheek emigration schemes. lonr of -US his NO’ tthi? continue. te Brunswick, now assure lis cossion to on condition he thro. ( | claims to the Eeloaium. MANIMILIAN S WIDOW, Brtessens, November 4. suddentv | mental Non ar kinperor Maximilian, of huprove- ecome manifest in iylotta, widow Mexico, plete restoration of her sanity is the of Cotll- ment has condit and how . eonsid- ered possible, ’ Austria. ATIEMUPTED ASSASSINATION, VIENNA, f.--A. telesram Riva, in the Tyrol, states that somes cealed behind a bush attempted to shoot mwjor ofthe kighth Austrian inf the wodld-be fired cries of hatred a otfiver escaped unhurt. November from ole the mien as they j je : tterbuy iliis! Aus rit. ASSASSIDDS U brie gt? Afghanistan. APP AIRS At November 4, ee ‘lars heen burl ial arrested, LONDON, bhree lKioberts’ spree more Sil rave tL ae Greneral lust proclamation is received eytlie th) e Africa. Arh TOWN, enrber4.—-A stead he ro dlispateh from that (itl Secocoe- a sir rey } | 9 if ra) Atl is ~retuy “s countrv. it lonel | quiet the Transvaal. ned to Pretoria - mnvon he eastern Roumelia. ri VELY OPENED, Piriiirrorortis., November L. Pusha sovernor-General of astern Roum Assembly, Ass} Veko ‘lia has opened the Provinetal Jerome Park. emily -tThe nt 2a jars ‘ark to enjoy an Jockey C ub ive hiuces at yo! A, NOV ather brow and lIny to ‘ing of race, vis Won NEW holiday ne we crowd to eextrn day'sra The hurdle Jerome I Le Ameri nile anda Quarter, over hurdles, Pow i? dand Disturbance hod. Time Zz:28. 7 ond race, three rters of a mille, is won by Middleton, thiire seca eroyv il »t =f honrad sect Vurdered Wetr [he bo ly of Lieut. eltes at Mile Cre ck, to-as is received by Capntatn Weir, of the Fifth Artfierw. The re “lut West Poin oitiand, Sich. ~A fire at destraye:l The nik. \ovembet ; Weir, killed try 01 :\ imei W lire at Yoven.ber 4 this toren ned ¢ontents, Vela at ab Dprmeetry, Porthasd, \) file, Ta) mut $15.00}, Yiarine. iM. moer @.—Arrived: Steam wind, from Rotterdam, and Bolivia, I con dae + miber 4 Netaca,tvem New Jork, Dortcen, arc iveu et &, Sale of as tm Conter Market. } The t : tahoe m site in | Wald th . > “Steareshing State af Aud Bata, ia, frow a aly raw y Pg th ten frame g
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St. ouis Host - Mispatch, Cuesdan, Jovember 4, 1875, gt Minis Post. “Dispatch ee ——$—— +--+ — THREE PAPERS UNITED IN ONE: THE POST, THE DISPATCH, Established 1852. THE STAR. PUBLISHED Bi JOHN A. DILLON and JOSEPH PULITZER. The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis (Entered at the Post-stice at St. Louis, Mo., as second clases mail matter. | i. ~ - -_* RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION, THE DAILY POST-DISPATCH Wl! be delivered by carriers to any part ofthe city, or tent by mall, postage preprid, to subscribers in apy part of the U: jon, on the following terms: PONY, POT WEEK... cncccccccccccccscccccccscoe BO CCR SPONIY, PEF MOUNEN...cccccccccscccseccccccssee AH CoM Dally, POS MOMENG..........00.00c00.00000083 50 Daily, six ORENPeo ees 2000.- jadabosne Jee 450 Daily, per year.............. ¥ 00 The carriers will collect ‘the city subscriptions on their routes; all subscriptions by mail must be pre- paid, and annual subscriptions will not be coasidered aniess accompanied by ime money. THE SATU RDA ‘a POST-DISP ATCH, On Saturday t,e Posr-Disrarcit is issued as an @'ghi-page paper of fifty-six columns. In addition to (he usual features of the dally paper. it will coutain ful! reviews of all local eveuts of the week, Dramatic, Religions, Sy sting, Literary, Musical, etc., making it essentially a paper for the home and family. SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE GATURDAY POST-DISPATCH: EEE EEE IELTS ET OT TELL aaiinn oe $ .O5 Ses a. ; roe 2OO THE WEEKLY POST-DISPATCH. EFigiit pages; published every Thursday morning. Teems $125 ree ANNUM, PosTAGe Free: All letters or telegraphic dispatches must be ad- dressed to PTOST-DISPATCH, No. 111 North Fifth strect. St. Louls INDICATIONS, WASHINGTON, B. C., November 4.—For Lake region, partly cloudy weather and areas of light snow, westerly winds backing to south and southeast, slowly rising tempera. ture and slowly falling barometer. For Ten- viessee and Ohio Valleys, rising. temperature and falling barometer, with cast to south winds and ‘clear or partly cloudy weather. For Upper Mississippi and Lower Missourt Valleys during the rest of Tuesday, southeast to southwest winds, falling barometer. slight rise in temperature and partiv cloudy weather. AMUSLMENTS THIS EVENING. OLYMPIC THEATER—Haver)s POrE’S THEATER—dJuventie Pinafore. GUAAND OPERA-HOUSE—Hermanna, the Wizard. THEATRE COMIQUE—Vartety Performance. *s Minstrels. Wr look out for Mr. Tildeu’s letter of declination. may now li will be amusing to see with what alacrity the selfish and stupid political within the rats will leave the Tilden ship next twenty-four hours. Tre of the United States, as at present constituted, seems to be a little bil and 1,550 of- This butis still far arny top-heavy, with 11 Generals ficers for only 20,000 nen, is avery largze allowance of Ge nerals, tia organization of Colora lo, to ind the mili were thy V have one Genet “thi C\ privates, IN theory all the buildings in the city sale, of it. In practice thy perfecths because they are under the vigilant eve an official who knows al! alout ere are vany ticketty and unsafe buildings in: as if ther of the things that a not do is to insure the safety of buil line were no olticl lal imspecti cits crninent car- vr) -_ : prince of Missou kithed vest an SWessk Janes, the train robbers, was shot and day near Jopli n. = has been ever since the war, and has been ably successful in escaping ali at! liis Cul Jame- dead and the Younge Missa I plure upto the nesota Penit ‘ntiary, ;} ’ “j : s* ,' 7 lieved of the Worst set ol fi ever cursed. a community, of the teri { real county, a lttninNaG the recent qourt in tebison teneed to the penitentiary ter making «a false return of property to thie » dle failed to give Jn) bp looned,—/ Missouri exchanye. Respectfully referred to table the law in this city- Wiis -i'lle- ’ L' Pi Ac. had two Vedr- || Sell | sec] our eminently the 14 ollicers tax-dodgers and if there Presper any. meun officers, of course: there ix no about the existence of the tax-dodgers., Tue Juvenile Pinafore Company at Pope's Theater will accomplish somet like sevolution in society in St. Louis if will hing in inducin the ssucceed, as it promises to do, the swells to don evening costume for opera. This isan innovation that has occa sionally been attempted in a fecble inanner, but we understand that to-night and for the rest of the is about to experience a *hoom,”’ week the dress coat movement and that no one who fails to part his coat tail in the middle wil! hereafter be considered aswell. Tx truth, the turning point in the fate of the Democracy is upon the question of the possi- vility or impossibility of throwing Mr. Tilden off. Thisis the issue, the problem at the bot- tom of the Democratic revoell against Goveraor Robinson’s nomination in New York.-—| New Orleans Times (Dem. ) And this will be the great Democrats if Mr. will bea riddance of all mortg and consolation to Robinson is defeated. It ages and pre- qinptions for that clean deck, a clena candidate, as to 1ss0, insure flighta clean issttes and certain SUCCESS, Bent it pears that anew way has been discovercd of safety of the surers, and thatis to pay them out to re- nom the report of Recciver fij)- insuring the assets of .in- ecivers and attorneys as fees. As long as every dollar that can be collected is destiyed to reward the citicials we may depend upon it that collec- generous services of these tions will be rigorously enforced and the money well taken care of. allowing any of the ‘to the policy- holders is that if there were any such prospect it might render the receivers care- less and indifferent. money to £o Tren, in the long process of time, will prevail, and our countrymen of the North will find out at last, and at no distant day, that the great danger to this country is not from Southern ruffianism or ante-bellum nullifica- tion or Southern secession and State rights, but is from Mr. Secretary Sherman and his stal- wart party, Who are adopting every measure, just or unjust, right or wreng, to fasten on this broad and promising land the shackles of a dominion that sball be imperialism in all but the name.—|Senator Lamar at Winona, Miss, 7 Well said! The twaddlers and hypocrites of the Republican press profess to believe that Democrats fear Grant will declare ‘himself an Emperor inthe manner fof Na- ypoleon. But sensible and far-seel)}g per- f BODS sce the danger, not in the decration br: eee or ‘Its onceal- oeshe ad The danger of. | ment and denial, however much oatward forms may be observed. We can have Lo- perialism in the very clothes of the Repub- lic under the name of a President and in the very form of sham elections. Hayes, Evarts and Sherman, who made along and desperate fight for the removal of Cornell from the Custom-house, are might for his What- be now working with all their election as Governor of New York. the Cortiell defeated, disgraced beyond ever be result, whether clected Sherman stand or Ilayes, Evarts and redem»- tion as as these words, Officially ad- dressed by thein to the Americaa Congress, “The and Cornell long on record: restoration 2 ] rt) "yy remain Mieesrs. SETIOUS injury to the public Service, mould he a involotng aiess of public revenue and an tacreasel cxrpe nditure.”’ Tuk District office in New York has always been under the suspicion to Attorney's of having nine parts of politics one of law in its composition, and this suspicion the with Which Tilden’s income-tax suit Is pressed about When there election at band or ne political excitement, Tilden’s income re- is strengthened by regularity election time. is no hear nothing of Mr. but, comes around, we turns; as regularly as the campaign is the en- ergetic patriotism of the Districiy Attorney There are very few law one feature of in pressing the suit. ottccrs of civilized government who would not feel themselves disgraced if they discrediting any should be made the tools for the administration of justice by lending it to the basest political trickery. THE ELECTIONS TO-DAY. Eleven States of the American L nion vote to-day. In Mississippi a Legislature will be elect- Lnited States the colored ed upon which the choice ofa of bruce, will devolve. Senator in piace member, elected of the re- In Virginia a Legislature is to be and the question of readjustment State meus of the debt—which practically pudiation- ~jis to be decided by a vote ] eople. Maryland an entire elects a Legislature, nor and State administrat! Connecticut elects a Legislature. Massachusetts elects a Legislature and a Whole State ship, for which ‘uding the Governor- Butler ticket, ine ben nominated candid is a triply- ate. Minnesota elects ticket and a Nebraska clects a. and Re Jersey elects Legislatu Pty i State gents of the University. aL, ( ourt New Vennsyl New York lature and ; Wi evislat mace ’ ‘ ani: "acre -("cot)s ] dernnae Ih) centers al who, we New Jer have the e of jeopare Lhe Mare the is to be In the f partics que tion « othe! bility land and Democratik Minnesot Massachuset Mississippi, Mary LO Nebraska, “ ius =m’? BVC: Penusvivania will NEW VORK CANDIDATES. Not less than different State in the tielad, six ’ are as follows: Comyptre freasurer Atfornesy (,cue! state Kigines ,o9e rear, ie ey Lient . erie! Secreta A ormptraitel fre asurei Attormey ¢heneral Siate kingineec: aitarmey (,enery TN ili “Tute heal -yesnit ¥ it] doubtless be indicat vote of the city. The State las always been Republican, Democratic York city and Brooklyn (C00—always overcame the vote of the coun- ol but of New sabout interior immense Inajoritics 10,- Lait , in net Democratic the try and left a majority be- This time, however, Tammany of the the ° , SICICS, 5 Lie majority bolt threatens to leave head ticket without the city, in which case his defeat is certain. Sut as the to the rest of the ticket it) seems probable that, excepting Mr. Robinson, all the other Democratic candidates will receive the usu- usual in bolt does not extend al large majority in the city and be elect- ed, THR VALUE OF Enthusiasm plays a pronfinent We are sophical as the people of England. CHARACTEK. part in not philo- There American politics. so is more personalism in American thaw in Kiiglish politics. The party that succeeds in a national campaign in this country must depend largely upon the personal character of nominee. The Democratic party has too often lost of this. It lost sight of when it nominated Girecley. It lost sight of it in 1876 when it nominated Tilden. Neither of these men was pers popular with the Demo- cratic masecs. and popularity its Presidential sight it in IS72 of Grecley was an old and bit- v—Tilden rail- road lawyer and dried-up old bachelor, utterly cold calculating. Party dis- cipline and the reaction against Grantism elected the latter. But he had too many ie loved his money too much. the risk of losing the lat- ter enem a money-making and millions. Rather than run ter he remained Presidency to be filched out of the palm of Not evena whisper of protest dumb and allowed the his hand. did he utter. No party diseipline could ever compel as warm a support of Mr. Tilden in 1880 as it did in 1876. But there is aman who would create a Ile sctween genuine enthusiasm. is person- ally popular. him and every member of his party there is a chord of sympathy, and with him asa lead- er the Democracy would be welded into a Ile the principles Is solid and invincible phalanx. truest exponent of the party’s and traditions, a man without stain or staesman. He has all his blemish, atrue patriot, a real his man is Thomas F. Bayard. of Mr. Tilden’s virtues faults. To support him for President would and none of To support Mr. Tilden Ilas the long be a labor of* love. would be a mere matter of policy. tried policy Democratic not Why not take up a leader whose party enough’? character, Whose personal qualities, whose very name will thrill the heart ofevery good citizen? With him there will be no defense to make, no explanations to conjure up, no Ilis support would be It would be impetuous. apologies to offer. earnest and enthusiastic. would be more—it It would sweep down opposition by its own inherent it would gather sincerity. Strong in itself, it would of Respectable in itself, The defeat movement would be impossible. strength, command respect, such a ENGLAND’S PROSPECTS. angen Opinions of an American Consul Con- cerning the Future Outlook iu Trade and Commerce. NEW York, November 4.—Albert D. Shaw, United States Consul at Manchester, in swer tothe question **What is your opinion of the in king une manufacturers ldo the nite (| States to the bached Will be and dis- prospects of ‘*hnowing ‘es of the I incli future land limitless resour: materials, IL naturally that American cnterprise, by adequate cheap to the rei\ , SAVS: is almost in raw opinion he capital, future wonderfully will.be man- Dp! ntors equal that our materipls. tributed over our Vast continent, ufactured cheapest near the plac tion. The cenius of American wing | American $0 @ Ol inve and Opel and cheap 1 ps! ators, food, skill lands fal Winning the race in the for the In ar chi i}? centainiv place ls 10 orabie ational cont bin manufactus controlling pr ~Wwel iC stious SuaW sa is thy mad, and at their , adseilt , Pores . Ol is PUBLIC OPINION, Street Sprinklers. e that redin alle ~ per cent mol Was chal is@s. some time, This until one thins morning a | , fo-eahead St. Louis man regis (lai the onl iown. M t hie leaemt to make ace his home th Wished ‘hing tiries of the natives «as man Who lisilit’ss a could engace in, he ed that h store and Shoes. Convine was told boots formed aright.’ be rented a i) pul Thi Uls blah and that it Wits Ill chase a big four s! Wiis ‘| - €t lepairedi to st. Allis (r] learning th wined to be acompetitor, niemtion to undersell them oO per ¢ more, beld a caucus and unanimousiv decid lo spare no expense in their scheming efforts keep the st. Louis man 0 that thes foul shoemakers, coul COULDA t> tle their unfortunate cu ot riding! not sv PUP ose thi ii ‘ bhictll trespass on the ir domain. oe Louis man, despite the orator Imninaries, bought a big and shoes, entered the town, opened his and there was suchafall inthe price *shoesthat they (the shoemak- ‘ rm) Ctl lal het last if. anc finvally hey | tw obes the mV Ice of llorace Greeley ‘They went Wert, Jiespectfu! ~hoes. emakers =. i hLaoots ani at tlie , sto leis. - * Le dared to the mt. forts of bal dp k of boots store, of sti cia kers eee "@ ri- MONOPOLY. 4 .) ae AN November 38d, 187%. —~ A Worldly View. From the Washinvton Renublie.) An old woman. weak, palsied and dement- ed, Was Inimersed at Norfolk, Va., last Sur- day after a hard rain storm. She was searcely strong enough to retain an upright position in her chair. which was borne into the river by a minister and aburly n * The men were clothed in water-proof suits, but the old woman was less adequately protected. After a praver and a “*few remarks’ by the preacher the convert was plunged beneath the waters, As they were carrving her outa by- stander whispered, **Long ’bout next week ewine take that ole woman tothe gravevard,’’ colored eyzro. -_~ 7 Limekiln Club Philosophy. From the Detroit Free Press As the hour for closing approached, Brother Gardner arose and said: ** Brothers, in pacing off our var’us Wavs toourvar’us homes, let us remember dat biggest wind-mill doan’ pump de moas’ De man who walks right “long, takin’ mud wid de good roads’ ’ceptin’ de weather as it comes’ an’ thankful ly chawin’ away on husks when he can’t vet corn, will git dar just as soon asanv- \ ody. an’ fe ‘ vl just as much at home when de ho’n blows.’ cle water. in de > = Peacéful Patriotism. [From the Burlington Hawkeye. } There were more people participated in the Cornwallis celebration than could be hired to vo Within five bundred miles of YorktoWn when the celebration was being established. OBITU ARY POETRY. llere lies a girl Whose brief, brief days Were briefer still From wearing stays. > . _ Jnerease of the sinking fund in THE SOUTHERN WAR. Views of a Chilean Upon Chile’s Chances. Material Prosperity and Wealth Opposed to National Bankruptcy. —__ > - —— A South American Republic Fullof Rail- roads, Telegraphs, Schools and Hard-Working People. The register ofthe Lindell has borne for several days the name of G. Salvatello, orna- mented. with many flourishes and bearing that complheated look usually noted in a Latin sig- nature. His hailing point was San l“elipe, and ia PoOsST-DISpaTcH reporter has often in the last twoor three days examined the autograph wondering whether there was formation behind it. The capture of the Iluascar by the Chilean fleet, reported by telegraph yesterday, and the consequent demoralization of Peru formed a reasonable excuse for an interview,and a card sentupto Mr. Salvatello resulted inthe ap- pearance of a rather . small = gentie- man With restless, beady and a fierce moustache which was beginning to be frosted. Ile spoke with rather a difli- cult accent, the intricacies of the English be- ing not thoroughly familiar to him, but he was very voluble and charged full of informa- possible in- eyes tion. “IT tell vou,’’ he said, all Wrong class North my the snake anarchy Aimeri- coun- op ill- your out- “you about with Republics, the Cans ure tiv. You ish-American heads. and dismiss us into side of the United States. RESOURCES OF CHILE. **My country has just as stable agovernment as yours here. The Argentine Republic and Chile are the two great nation=. We have the climate, the energy and the race; there 1s no mixture of negro blood among us, and we have universities, and seminaries, 2,000 milés of railroad and 7.500 miles of tele- vraph. *Priesteraft no longer oppresses the mind of apeople thatis neverthele religi and whose places of worship form as importanta branch of the Mother Church as can be found anywhere in the eae. Santiago, with its “10,000 inhabitants: With its l0,- (XM) inhabitants: rous towns and vil- of te lls sch ols | LOLLS Valparaiso, our num farm , aliftomcwrether « rorirliati orming altogether a population as happy and met with on the **Now up to this time the I[uascar has done ae bye prosperous is are vlob lip de a one s! Esmeralda The t ombarded and the yainst 7 Coiba and Vihat can sunk of Ant transport (hur has been captured, wn Is the stim mr edi that all! liere I (inours of imitisement show ‘ft the Chileans. if - iisienne, * Tl e,% 7VAars, * ete. MATLERIAI The Ve t i on PROSPERITY. ‘Then Chile must have avery ¢e mside commerce?” queried the reporter. ‘*Well, the ie the st best way of showing that the ustom-louse the moathn OW Lhis i‘ ived. atement imp if thie r merce tics received : alone. during tit tM, ralso Wer » ] umount than ustially re doubt the result of mere the silver law which has ji the Chui ronment, but it contidence in our trade ‘\\ bat And Wits hant~ anticipating ist been enact il ry also shows the the stability il) importers have rave of isthe nature of that silver law?’’ esked the reporter. ‘*The siiver law enacts that all custom- duties must henceforth be paid in. sil- ind no tonger in Government This law went into operation in Sep- Five per cent of the silver thus res the Governme is te e used for rsion of the outst anding . bank notes—in other words, this act gives the pa- pel of the Grovcrnme nt 1 metailic ba- Oise , Dali COD « riches FINANCE, extra financial Vour Goveriment the above?’ udyet of >! ms ust been submitted to t! itthe War expenses have rot vel ber mated. We have now a tax and tea. and also an income tax. but the tax onthe former commodities would probally ta have } vt ui ley ied if ther h ’ lbeen 1} ) \‘\ sta Mt il Wios Hisainls done Lo counterbalance 4 asa loss of the tol c°t"t) monopoly by the Cray Cerne ment. Te member, heretofore the d;overn- ment of Chile purchased all itx tobaceoin other countries andsélid itto consumers in Chile. Now the cultivation of tobacco is free through- out Chile. Inorderto make up the loss of $1,000,000 per annum the tax has been laid on sugar, coffee and tea. A great manv people are now engared in the cultivation of tebacco. It heips to enrich the country and furnishes a new braneb of agriculture. We can now even export tobacco. Notwithstanding this of the tobacco monopoly the Chilean Govern- ment has not borrowed a penny since the de- claration of War; neither bas it attempted to borrow any money.It has not only stopped the England, but the interest on “™ fhe thine? ‘ , ’s ordinary b Issa } on sugar, coffee loss has always continucd to pay its debt.”’ 4 POPULAR WAR, ‘*Tfow does the war affect the people?’’’ ‘*Like the Governmiment,so the people. There appears to be twice the determination to work and increase the material resources of the country that there ever was before. Twenty- two thousand men have been withdrawn from agricultural and industrial pursuits to serve inthe army and navy of their country, and vet more Wheat bas beensown this vear than last, and more copper has been hauled out of the mines than ever before. A most indomitable spirit prevails among all our people. Ourcrop of wheat, which will be gathered in January, Iss0, can afford an export of 4,000,000 **fane- gas’’ (Chilean measurement), at a value of $12,000,000, And owing to the high prices of copper all mines are exceedingly busy just now. PERU BANKRUPT, **And Peruvian finances ?’’ “Well, Mr. Proctor, the representative of the Pdruvian bondholders in Europe, makes the folJowing statement in El Ferrocarrill, of a ra, September 6, the leading journal of Santiago: ‘The tinances of Peru are at present in the mast deplorable condition. In order that their rights should be respeeted,.the Peruvian bond- holders established in London an international committee, whose president is Mr. Croyle, and with branches in France, Belgium and Holland. The two Peruvian loans of 1870 and Is72 are held by these bondholders. The first, for £11,000,000, six percent interest, is held in France,Holland and Belgium; the second, for £21.800,000, is all in the bands of English- men.’ Mr. Proctor, after stating how the Peruvian Government ‘had acted against the protest of these bondholders, adds: ‘My peo- ple do not want the Government of Peru to tight Chile with money that,in ri; zit and justice, belongs only to the bondhol lers.’ “Vy “hat isthe object of Mr. Proctor’s visit to Chile, if he has only claims to settle with Pemuy’’ ‘*Pperu, paid the is reported that ’* answeredgMr. Salvatello,‘*has not intereston her delt sinee 1876. It the object of Mr. Proctor’s visit to Chile is to obtain Chilean co-opera- tlon so as tooecupy and work the Peruvian guano deposits in behalf of the clamorous bondholders in Europe. Propositions to this (ffect, it is rumored, have already been made tothe Government at Santiago for Chile to assist Withan armed foree and in retura re- ceive a percentage of the receipts for the yuano thus taken from Pertivian soil. Most of these guano beds are north of Iquique and Arica.”’ JESSE JAMES A Review of the Daring D3eds of this Desperado. The Notorious Train and Bank Robber Killed by His Former Companion, The announcement of the death of Jesse James, the notorious outlaw, which oceurred Sunday, seven miles southwest of Joplin, Mo., ina manner which fitly crows his deeds of desperation, recalls the remarkable career of this wonderful individual and those with whom he was associated. T of banks, railroad trains and other tions appears to have been the most bie employment to which Jesse turn his hand, and Missou: Kansas, hen- tucky and Arkansas have i otaevcas great losses through the agency his plotting brain, The first successful and greatest ad- venture by the cang led by James curred at Russellville, Ky., March 2), 188, when the bank at that place was robbed, the plunder amounting to a quarter of a million dollars. only 310,000 of which Was recovered. The James brothers co-operated at times With the Younger brothers, and shared their booty, but the capture of the latter during a raid in Minnesota broke up the desperate organization, andthe Youngers yw in the Minnesota state Prison, sen tences. he robbery Ccorpora- > | protila- could James of Jesse ()('- are ni servine life ANOTHER ROBBERY in which the James brothers participated was that at Gailatin, Mo., and has been char- acterized a After the bank at this plac of the rob- placed his is he head of John W. blew out The .! this crime, to ther » the most bloody of all. bers the his for bevits testifving irabsence frot and Opinion Inauy t eashbier, nes bovs were arrested brains. rood character time the raj ‘curred, iped nat th in anner est }vV- ime of the VUpinion ‘Hand and ex- ing hand in theretreatand poss- plunder. re Visit TOIOW A. ‘ 1 tank at Cor 4 ion, J Wil, nen in the same maane! + 1 : Gi Tne Visit oelore ‘'—* 1? ear a ilbie ber hc lstis ¢ *siUlit Mist's] Lrpiiie it Gen and the Insti tring at Glendale a few week- who committed this act known to George reported to f Intention AWS Wilt] he ' and who } avain o! conhaence — for » PUrpose betraving them. Shorts after th robbery the gang, which Was compos James, He urv Miller, -Jame offman, James Cumimibnes and treoru Shephe rol. made preparations to start for Texas. intending to rely the bank at Short Creek, WNansas. Whil en route on their journey, James and Shep- herd rode side by side. They discovered th bank officials at Short Creek were apprisedof their coming, and thes vave up their project, and on Sunday morning were on their way to Texas, keeping in heavy timber. W hile - nuit THiliecs southwest of ope Mo., Jesse turned his ane shepherd. placing his pistol against ck of the olitiaw’s head, fired, saving tt oT bis is for killing and robbing my nephew, e Flannegan.’* James fell from his horse without utfering a word. Shepherd wheeled his borse and fled, other members of the party following,but failing to capture bim. During the pul il} shots were exchanged and unm 7 gs and Shepherd were both wounded. Marshai Liggett and a number of deputies are on the erail of tha ou but as vet have not discovered the body of James or anv of the Gieorge Shepherd was implicated in the Russellville, Kyv., bank, ' and for the crime served a term of three vears in the penitentiarv. He was one of Quantrell’s men during the war. and had a icuinst Jame ace of killing his nephew. = CONDENSED TELEGRA MS. TAlil- of (rlendale “«] of Joss = suit sevel ' \4 i VS : Bi oss erie bess -~ O)] count ‘Storms. —Furious vyhout New Enagland. of snyuw has fatlen Furious Snow BOSTON, November storms are raxing throug ‘rom ten totwelve along the ‘Trains aré Snow inches Westeria shor of Lake ge og lor} NK ade a.e¢ Al Using rainuch de! A Fatal Dilaéaee. ONT... November 5.—A black tongue, but which is violent form of diphtheria, has appeared inthe section of country sur- rounding this city The disease has baffled the -kill of medical men. LONDON, diseusc locally known as probably avery General Sherman’s Report. WASHINGTON, D. C., November 3.—Cener- al Sherman’s report to the etary of War is completed. It pays? that there are II generals, 1,559 officers, 20,556 men and 235 In- dian scouts, together with such ofticers ot the staff as are assigned by the War Department, which constitute the army proper, or the combative force. =SecT Supreme Court Decision. WASHINGTON, D. C., November 3.—Deci- sion Was rendered to-day by the Supreme Court in the case of Olga De Maluta Trivaloff, a Russian Countess, 1n action to recover. the value of certain laces taken from her trunks while a passenger on the cars of the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad. The laces are valued at $75,000. The court affirmed the judgment of the Cuireuit Court for the Southern Listrict of New York, which de- clares the failure of the passenger to declare the value of her baggage at the time of taking passage is a fraud upon the carrier, which de- feats any right of recovery. — oe ——_ The Lllinois Boy's Recitation. {From the Acta Columbiana. | Professor—We will take up the subject of cubical or solid bodies, Mr. Z. Can you men- tion some cubical or solid body, sir? Prep. (trom Lllinote)— David Davis, sir! Bourd, when in facet it would take at leasta if dozen such lettersto state ‘‘su’-s'antially’’ ‘substance of the real communication, he article in the Repubiican stirred up a ecad deal ot bad Dilood inthe Dire tory. Wa ure animeceus in the expression that it Messrs. Kehlor Bros. had in reality sent them & COINMUnICaAtion as thatin the Repubiu would have been returned to tuem. censider the expressions there cjiscourt: t> the stremely while the reabkL affair is 1s above 93 7 Accompanying the ry hau -uch Cui, it ] board (itis le ii Li's ent. The Legal Opinion. nnection with this inatter Messrs. Ove and Judson, attorneys ot the Me hunts’ Exchange, ‘recalled uponto deliver VOssessed iy an opinion -as to the } « he Exchange, and of interest, andi which hus been in g! emand by th erewith, & HiGgWs iddent of the Mere ress, If is given bh | ints’ the conturo cay of a SALES, sitl neadi BOARD uncdel Ri bLbs ON CALT bote linmeghutely Be: pthereon.’’ leading nt of dealers wit! Ing tuke minted under this ed Lb CaOnse ‘Exchange ‘rule 2 2 bye rw henabiad is made the same shall forull that is ollere aq until the bicl is with hy specify the iat shall stund wood Ul other ut same price.’ ms cenceded that the bid in qu ‘STION limit as toqjununtity. On this point . @urrie’s testimony I commenced bidding, my bid was 1@siricted to ‘Cal , thisside. Attiiat time outhecail the re Wasasharpcompetitoa for No, Ss andin renewing my bid, mv itnpress on 13 I gid not quelify mv bid except ‘this side. seve railots of different quantities were offered and declared sold to Messrs. hehlor under this bid, and among them ia lot ot Soe cars by Mr. vans on behalf ot Messrs. Nanson,. Bartholow & Company,{the complxinants. These offers to seil were made uncer the above-quoted rule, wonich, on the other hen i,entidied the bidde rto all the wheat offered tor saic onthe terms of the bid tothe exclusion of other bidders at the same price and,on the other hand, imposed the obligatioa of receiving on those terms all the wheat of- tered to him in respense to his bid. It is conceded that noobjection was made by the bidder atthe time tothis acceptance of his bid tv Messrs. Nanson, Bartholow & Company. on the contrary, he suifered, without any ex pression of dissent, this lot as well as the othe lots to be declared sold in the u-ual. manner, tlhe usual memorandum in writing of che sale to be made by the caller, and the call to proceed invrecular course with the remat ming yradtes. After the closeof the call of tl vrade, how ever, Mr. J. B. M. Kehlor, louraten f what had transpired, refused to recognize tie ’ tion aus a purchase of the 300 cars by and subscquently retusod to accept duly tendered. On tue following duy, the heat were seld by Nanson, account of Messrs; he}! buving been given tie latter,tor ' thus entailing u toss of $393 TJ5tirom of the dav before. We understand that no questi tothe regularity of these pro 4 subse quent to the alleged sale, nor us to the lie@oility of Messrs. hehlortor the I iss sustained inthe 1e- sale if the original sale to the in was Valid. They refuse however,to recoznize the call board transaction as a sale ofthe wheat in question, and insist 1. That the call board rule under which the (fler of the 3 ars was madein response to the unlimited bid has no validity, and cannot be recocnized’or enforced by the Board ct D4- rectors of the Exchanse, nt: 76 also Unders te ~ a5 stand lot - the coil mm is male as reding a) Mi to which the 300 cars the 80 unable to point out the } objections arise, it ¢ we will discover the: ‘ndition of the verdict it was shown urt that the prisoner was filteen vears months old at the time whenthe thes wis committed, and application cas macd@to the courttor a sentence of tm risonment in the County Jail under Wagner’ which substitutes the County J ail f ‘cnientiaryvy inthe punishment rons under sixteen. The Court this substitution ¢ he dleat } Judve Lawis, ae es, ot holds nade cult SuVs ino error in refusing to senathe p ail for one year instead of ehest sentence ofthe law. ammost cruel murder, ivatinyg circumstance, and tie fia as we strict adherence to ail the law, could lead but to one judgment must be aflirmed. All oneur. fii sti e's * itt - THERE CITY'S POOR. The Different Localities Where Poverty Congregates—What the Police liave to Doin the Way of Charity. ‘The « drove a number of the indigent poor of the eck refuge for the hight in the Police At the Central District Police station twenty- seventeen men at the re- least ‘“uite Lo station. hill blasts of last evening cit Vv accommodations and found lt live and ei women station-houses at Cys enty-tive more were riven shelter, making inall one hundred destitute persons who sought police relief at the tirst whisper of winter. - The outlook for the poverty-stricken for the winter is most depiorable, and un- less the greatest care is taken many will suffer for lack of bread. At the least calculation there are in the city to-day 5,0 people in destitute circumstances, searcely able to keep the wolf from the door. and within six weeks more they will be-onthe verge of starva- tion. The poor fund now in the hands of the police is but a mere mite, only #200, all told, and it could be given out in an hour if any uttention Was paid at this season of the vear to the plaints of the destitute. During the past twodays over three bundred indigent persons, principaliy women, have applied at the Police Stations for relief, and that ratio of one hundred per day will be doubled as the season advances and the weather vrows more severe. There are several districts in the citv where poverty reigns. Inthe First Police District there are a few tenement buildings near the furnaces where charity will havetobe di-- pensed; in the. Second Police Disttritt numerous cases are to be met with in the re- cion between the river and Carondelet avenue and back almost to Jefferson avenue on the west from a dividing line which may bedrawn at Decatur street. The many rookeries of tuin- ble down buildings in theCentral Police]strict from the riverto Tenth street, and between Market and Grattot streets.shelter great hum- bers of the wretched in rags, and there are a few cases further west found at intervals, The Third Police District contains something like fiftecn hundred resident patipers, ine luding 7 te and the Pourth Police District : ast 1.00 more, The Filth Police District, with its large aren Of territory comprises 800,who will be oblige a to beg brea before the first of next April. These tgures embrace only the poor who are’ dependent en the police and the police poor fund, and has nothing to do with the host looked after by otber charitable »s-ociations throughout the citv. About the Ist of December the Soup- house will be thrown open, and at least two hundred of the wretches will | tind shelter within its walls every night during the winter. No attempt will be made to feed that number, and they will be cempelled to solicit alms from doorto door. The condition of the citv’s destitute is truty alarming maining = Not so Green After All. (From the Atlanta Constitution Scene—Passenger depot. Characters—Atlan.- ta negro and country darkey. Colloquy open- ed bv the Atlanta neuro ‘‘Wher’ you goin’, bud ly: oe Duz you own dis shed?’ ‘*oNo. **Ner none er deze kyars' **Ne y a none © { deze yer railroads?’ ‘Nes no tavern? oN . ‘*Well, den, ver don’t wanter come budiyin’ me, an yer don’t want no infermashun. De kinder infermashun wat you’ git out'n me'd be mighty snd fer ter sour on you.’ _> Kentucky Black Walnut Bought land, | From the Richmond Herald. ) Mr. Lynch, from Canada, is buying and shipping walnut logs from the Silver Creek Depot. He pays $1 50 per 100 feet in the tree, or $2 delivered at the depot. The logs are pre- poses by being strip ~ of the bark and having he ends painted. They go to Glasgow, Soot- nes and will be used for manulacturin urposes. Col. Moran sold him one tree w tied 1,100 feet. for Secot- ' | ‘ @and thi _ thes CHOUSE FOR ME. BY LAURA SANFORD. In the thrang of a bavaar jewildered, siching Mid tovea spread wil! d, Mid clash and madding jar, Vhatto be buyit ng Choose for me, father,’ ” said the child. In a labyrinth ot flowers, Gold daisies flaring, Pink bella iniaid, Round roses rained in showers, ‘*Which to be wearing Cheose tor me, true love,’’ said the maid. in lifelong, dazzling maze— Joy’ 8 flood, Love's passion, Fame’s star-arched goal— **Which mine of these vexed ways? In thy e ompassion Choose for me, Heaven!’’ pravs the aoul. —(| From the EnCopencems. >—........ FASHION NOTES, Redingotes are revived. Very small bustles are worn. Little frogs are worn for brooches now. Pocket-shaped muffs are again in vozue. Plush is used to excess on Paris dresses. Square breakfast caps are again in vogue. Black cut jet beads now trim all dressy black suits. Black wraps are de rigueur for street cos. ume, Fichus will be more fashionable than ever this winter. / The new lace fraises are made very hich, and frequently wired. Seal skin sacques continue to be the most recherche mid-winter wraps. Colored mantles will be worn by women of correct taste only for carriage toilet. Both black and white Breton and point (esprit laces are used for trimming muffs. 232; Normandy point is the most suitable lace for muft = on acconwnt of its durabil- ity. Pale drab corduroy and wine or plum color- ed cumel's hair makes a warm and dressy street costume, ‘ ( ‘ostume sof seal brown ladies’ cloth or camet’s hair and corduroy vetvyet will rx much worn in mid-winter. Two Kittens falling out of a basket is the latest faney watercolor sketch for hand screens or flat, square-topped fans. The richest toilets are of black satin and silk profusely decorated with jet embroideries, fringes and passementeries. Quilted satin petiicoats in colors to match costumes bid fair to displace fe It and cloth balmorals for mid-winter wear. Muffs are made of the materials of the dress this winter, lined with fur, pocket-shaped, and ornamented at the openings with frills of ,reton lace. The newest three-cornered neckerchicfs of brocaded blue, rose and cream silks have the corners rounded and are bordered with double pleatings of point d’esprit or Breton lace. Pretty little black silk chatelaine pockets are painted on the upper side with « single flower or a bouquet of roses, lilies of the val- lev, forget-me-nots, or any other favorite lower. The Russian bronzes lately brourht to country have the charm of picturesque ness and re uhlisin, particul: e . When seen side the [dealized productions of school, The newest cloaking material is drapee silk; the upper side is of stik, such as Sicilienne, vith thick rep, armure, and piyue .or mate- lasse, allofsilk, while the wrong side of soft and thick Neeee, forming a lining almost a> Warthi as tur. ; Aprons of pale bine or rose eolored silk. With painted designs on castellated potnts at the bottom and on a square pocket set diagon- ally on one with ‘trimmings «f pleated breton or. point d’esprit lace, appear. among novelties of this kind. A new Fren point Wesprit with sels net attached in front, ruffled all around with point d’es rit, and ornamented with white satin ribbons anda buach of white mar- euerites low down on one side. New di combination costumes of siik and velvet or silk, or satin and wool, have the plain or kilt front breadth ornamented with two or three scarfs of soft suk fastened at the nd tied across in the nfiddle ina single knot with fringed out ends. A handsome novelty is and red changeable lreavy rep velvet, having the effect of Name color: it is ornamented with a shaded ostrich plume to match, fastened on on » Winding all around the crown, and failing over the opposite shoulder. Recently imported fans are of silk and satin in all the new colors, and also white and blaek, With hand embroideries in artistic leaf and flower designs, and jardiniere colors, and borbered with a double or triple row of feath- ers colored to natch the embroideries: the sticks are of carved ebony. => OUR CIVIL Ine ID IND! ANS. Their Forms of Government, their Schools, and their Marriage Lawei the Montgomery Adv: United States about the tive this ugli- be- the French Is tales Flie, hv collarette isa neck bone wib of shirre piece of d Brits- siuns for sides a bonnet of yellow C sicl From rtiser } ‘There are he CO) in the S00 000 linelians: in eivilized tribes the ¢ herokees, Creeks, Choctaws,Chickasaws, and Seminoles 20, (0k more belonging toother bes inthe Indian Territoryv.and the rest are in the Western part the United few New York, trl scattered states, with a North Car und other States, ’ , , ‘ Phe civilized have forms of coyverme ment more or less similarto that of the States. constitution and code fiaws. The Creeks have a constitution, but theirlaws are not ¥xet codified although efforts have been made in this direction and a code prepared. The Creeks havea chief, elected by the people every four years, a House of ings, and a Louse of Warriors. Distrie (Courts, and a Supreme Court. ‘The Chief Justice of the Muscogee Nation isa Baptist preacher, and is now a mission- vtothe wild tribes 24) miles west of his home. Lmet himthbe otberday atthe Mus- cogee Baptist Association, his way from his missionary labors. He ed me pre- of remaining in lina, tribes (herokees havea back to side 6éver the Supreme Court at its next ses- sion, in about two weeks. The Rev. Johua MeIntoshis his name—grandson of Gon.Wim. McIntosh, Whom the Creeks killed in Is2o. on account of the treaty of Indian Springs. The present Chief is Ward Coochman, born in Alabama, and whoremained there until about ISIS. He was a delegate to the Baptist Association at Newoka. He is a stout-built niin, about fiftv-five years old. black hair, black eves,, thin whiskers, will weigh 200 pounds, ana was dressed ina citizen's dark erav suit. dle is a man of ability, and has on affable address. I took tea withhim—cof- fee rather., The Pres#vterians and Met a mission <hool en the nianual und the greek Mation pavs the board and tuition of a certain numer of pupils. The Baptists are contemplating the establishment of a mission school this fall. ‘There are twenty-eight publie schools, kept open ten months in the year, and under tte supervision of a Superintendent of Public In- struction, and he is also superintendent of public blacksmith shops! The nation pays for sharpening both mental -and agricultural tools. They pay 340 per month to teachers and pay for school books. The Indians enjoy relizion. I. attended an ail-night praver mecting last Sunday. They sav they usedto worship the devil all night, ought to worship God all hocdists las eeach labor sVsteip, hight, teo, ‘The mecting began at dark, and ended abont sunup, ora little later. Imagine a savuce crowd of Indians singing in greek at the top Of their vorees gust befere daylight. and sud- deniy a buyte blast sun ‘a0 (on the « air— wouldn't vou ‘toa of Gabriel? The Creeks have no marriage laws, Dut, the Baptist Association adopted a memorial on the subject, urging the next council to pass a proper marriage law. Your correspondent had the honor of drafting the memoriai. Theirecustom allowed several wives, but the churches have so altered public: opinion that it is rare to find a man with two wives ‘Hlow did: vou punish a violation of mar- riage vows” asked an Indian lawyer. hed ous sce that man there?’ ey os. ‘*We " his wife was taken bv another man, and one night be went with some other men, arrested the betraver, beat him sense les ss, ancl then cut bis ears off with a dull knife.’ **How did they treat the woman?’ ‘*The same wav. Sometimes they off easier than the man.” ‘*What became of the man and woman?’ ‘*Thev are living together as man and wife, and the infure® husband got him another wife. ‘ **Was that your custom? ‘*Yes: the chief made tliat law and every- body followed it.”’ Sometimes they cut the woman’s nose off by way of varéety. if the criminal ‘*Busk,’’? the annual festival, Some of the tribes had cities of refuge, I-raelites had. let her could hide out until after he went free. as the Rev. F. W. BUCHHOLZ, Waseca, Minn., ased the St. Jacobs Oilinthe case of a lacy of his congregation who had been bed-ridden with Rheumatism for seventeen years. She used the St Jacobs Oi) for three day o,and yas able to leave her bed. Over the oriahs. blue sea Comes the gallant T. F. wt Peierinee
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St. Louis Post -Dispatch, T ete seteeaeeetes Cucsday, Zovember 4, 183. CRIMINAL SLANDER. The St. Louis Court of Appeals Declares it Impossible in America. >. A Learned and Lengthy Opinion in the Case of the State Against Wakefield. The case of the State against Wakefield, criminal sinnder against the Chief and a private citizen, inedin the Court of Appeals. been a long one, and livered covers every in: case, The suit the opinion point vf is the It ence between au ccuntry. This is acriminal prosecution wherein the certain against the St. Louis Chief of Police was as charging no criminal offense defendant ia charged with uttering slanders anda private citizen. demurred, known tothe laws of Missouri. The information No atatute of this State forbids the utterance of slanderous words not wiitten or printed asa crime to be puniabed. If the act is criminal under our law, this must in which the last named person was charged with of Police, has at last been determ- has de.- liw chiefly interesting as illustrating the essential differ- aristocratic society where Scan. Nag. cun be committed and the demo- cratic impossibility of such a crime in this | that were putinto the booth by Walsh atiilre meined there when Hlubuczek took possession ofit. Wolsb claimed them, as did the detend- ant. A wiitotreplevin wustaken out in Far- reli's court and t! e case was sent on change ot venue to Justice Smythe. A enuit was filed in Swnythe’s court, in which Herman Brinkman is plaintiff and Mathias schoemaker, detendant. The suit is about tue ownership of some geese. The plaintiff lost Some geese and claimsto have found them in the possession of defendant. A suit waa brought in IP. J. Traffe’a court by Turner & Lee, the agents ot Ann E. Biddle, vs. Patrick Phiiburt, for the possession of a house, The case is claimed to be outof the jurisdiction of the Justice, as tie parties are notin his district Toe vell-krown Dolly Varden uguin been continued, this time Tth. Dr. John L. Fitzporter v4. August W. Wil: have a hearing in Farrell's court The Doctor sues for medical rei dered one Able Park, an ploye of the defendant's. rome time ago wesirjured while in the em- ploy of Straub, and the latter called in the pluintifi to attend him. Straub refuses to pay the doctor's claim; hence the suit. Geo. Goodnough sues Chas. Stikes in the same court for $32 75 for plastering the house at the latter. The Joe tiargate case heserd in Monahan'’s Court t Justice Pe J utt; chine nt cases vere against Geo. (hamplin. Justice M. J. night Alired Letzand to Miss Mary A. J. has the case until Straul to dey. Service em Park against the city was o-dayv. Tantte this morning. Covieyvy and John Mullery married last Shanon, heart U. S. Court. Biebusch and Thomas, two of the men lately arrested on the charge of counterfeiting, were arraigned before Judge Treat this morping and both pleaded not guilty. A number of petty offenders under the liquor andtobacco haws were arreigned and sen tenced. They were all from Perry county and none of them were fined mere than §5 and costs. THE RESPONSIBILITY. The Insurance Muddle Passed Back From the Notary tothe Circuit Court—Woodward to be Committed in the Moroting. At 10 o'clock this morning the depositions in theinsvrence muddle were to have bevun. Judge Boyle was expected, but that veutlemen Lot put in an appearanc ol three newspaper men Perner of the Circuit Clerk's office. Tie noeteryv, Mr. Foolan, and Mr. Frank J. Bow- were the only persons present. One of stage which has me 2 -O intiwately associated with ccposttions tooK up the time between lv o'clock and 10:3); at the laa rumecdtime it had become p.intelly evident that Judpe bovle would not be present, an ti, nccolaingly, Mr. bowiman made ravher ta lengthy speech to Mr. routon insuppoteta motion for attachment. hic reviewed the new statutes and the law in the cree in thegourse ola lengthy argument, an t aished forun attachmentto be: served by tae =! e,in. The notary, Mr. Foulon, de on the matte: until] o'clock, after he heard the argument on behalf of Mr. Woodwar, which presented the same questions Mr. Foulen then saw Judge Wickham unl a*ked tor a dctinite constiuction of bis orde whereupon Judge Wiekham addressed ua note to Mr. Foulon. deciined toe vive any advic tiom until the receiver Lad reported up cn the petition ot Mary Deatheray * which hia been referred to him, and ieuving to Mr. Foulon's ‘town good judgment the propriety of taking devositions on a peti- ton which tus been ac te qd on by the Court and reterred to its Receiver.’ At 1:30 Mr. Bowman, Mr. Woodward and his attorney, Mr. Smith, appeared here to a [ Woedward's cooimmit of Judge Wickham to them and they ye Question of the vi gpg nent, , Bo “ 1m: n conte nding thatthere isnot: SHIFTING cid Two Mr. man the already these waits bec ‘ferred action up- *,orto tak® any ac ‘wus Grain in “tore .n St. Louts. m.. the various Elevators named. at 7 a. ay. Ee Elevators! —— mn. ue arlev thats } Rve. 29. 145 15, S70 8,736 18.07 Wheat. | Cora. $34, 615 90, R74 128.990 211.07 Y 384,4¢0 118.350 1*4.208 . 1432.672.176.210 199 St. Lowts. (Central*. 7. Advance. v enice. _ Total. (289 ‘ @rain imareclons. cars No. 3 spring, 2 cara Na. 3 Mediterrancen, 4 cars No. 2 Mediterranea), ] cur No, 2 white Winter, ls cars No, 2 red winter, 24 cars No. 3 red winter, ticares No. 4 wirter. Total—57 cars. Corn—il curs No. 2 white-mixed, 3 cars jected white-mixed, 37 cara No. 2 mixed, cars rejected. Totai—65 cars. Outse—3 Cuts No. 2, 1 car cars rejected. Total—6 cars. Barley—1l car rejected spring. cur, Kkye—3 cars No. 2. Wheat— 2 re .- li No. 2, white, 2 Total—l Total—3 cars. ee Comparative Closing Vaiues of Leading Ar- ticles atilP. M. a Yeste rday. | ” Woeday. cash. t - 2Z2red wheat, ~?* st No. 3 rea wheat, cash. No. 4 red wheat, cash. N.. 2 spring, . 2 Mediterranean... 2 mixed corn. ch 3 ad stele Le me me! — ee he ~~ Nt te — ~ i we Z Rejected corn, cash.. No. 2 wh. mxd ¢c. cash : hew.. No. choiee us niles, Ztifa “—F re thstockin good Cemand at 16c; > # dozen iower and dull. tL Te Y—1 ive—No improve nent \\ ith large offerings anda very Jight ckeps quot: ible (old and young) at stnallio medium and $) 50@1 75 tor choice f nev. The slove qneotations are entirely rominal, not enough doing to give ai relta>vle ranee. Turkeys were in good d-mand at $1@9 Hs In size and condition; ducks quiet at $1 25@ 175 tor fam to choice S@y ior common to. Choice, Dressed— Quiet and easier, although the «ferings were light,buet the demant was mited,us is always the case the first part of ‘weck,. Fair to choice turkeys brought 10@ veese _ Early In the Season we bought very Heavily of all kinds of Dry Believing Higher. Wo can therefore Alford to ana DO SELL gooas pr LESS PRICES «2.2 Some ye: had _ to pay for the ard who must now ask Gocads, prices wceculd be chants Gocdsg, | ‘their Customers the Great Advance in Price, vnicn We do not. Remember, Our are Uld Prices, ago. Ive asked for Prices Same,,.a Year Higher Prices | | SKINNER & (O., 508 N. Fourth. and 516 Olive Streets, Sole Manufacturers. None genuine without this trade-mark. Any fringement will be prosecuted. SKINNER & CO., 503 N. Fourth and 516 Olive streets, ELECTION NOTICES. LECTION NOTICE, Office Hiope 4(+mpany, St. Lonis. November Ist, 1879 The anual meeting of the stockholders of this co: THppcary for the election of thirteen ¢ 13) directors to serve fer the ensuing year will be held at the office of Exchrnge Bank, No. 321 North Third strect. St. Louis. on Monday, November 10, 1879. Polls open tote I2Zm.to 3p. m. he books for transfer of stock Noveinber Jst to 12th inelusive. JNO. T. Freep, Mining will be closed from secretary. BUSINESS CHANCES. ] RUG STORE FOR SALE.—A rare chance -Le Orynski'’s pharmacy in Hanniblal, Mo. ; popula- tion 15.0C0; city growing and improving rapids : Doing the best business in the citv. About 19,000 prescriptions on tile. Clean stock and nice fixtures, Asks advanced; Everybody an ADVANCE in prices of Silks, except Ourselves. Early, before orices wore consequently CAN and WILL... OLD PRIC KS, FULLY 10 Per Cent under others. Purchasers should Remem- ber this fact, and SAVE money by buying of us. H.D.Mann & Co 417 and 419 N. Fourth St. WE BOUGHT we at I —_ Anything. HD, Mann & Co 7 and 419 N. Fourth St., bh. Chicken-s—smail to fuic $1 23@L 50; ‘to fancy $1 7T5@2z. No geese or ducks of- fering, (i.As KE Market No paints, Oils or heavy goods. Refer to Messrs. Meyer Bros. & Co., drugyists, St. Louis, Mo.: Ad- dreas L. Orynski, HannibalMo. l WANTED-MALE HELP. BOY wanted to set. ty ”. ®& Co... 20 North Fourth. acauvas er wanted. be because it was made so by the common law q inte ; 2 Whiie Mr... Reerandin . ‘ | ; sult. ot Enyland ol by some atatute A STRANGE SUICIDE , the argument . ‘ a Possum ‘e#lUc apiece a4 in size: Deer prose uncertie statutes of scandalum muy: lhe attachment of Judge boy! * will not ei would have beenin the : onthis side of the Atlantic. Those statutes able arrancement bad net made it penal ‘‘to speak or totell any false T the bie hy pecan ' | ¢- news, lies, or other such false things of the eventually = ' piclates, dukes, earls, Darons and other nobies to the and great men of the realin, and alxoof the ave made the commitment chancellor, treasurer, clerk of the privy his opinion will the Commitment hold in ¢ seal, stewards of the king's house, Me is in- the difficult position ' Same dav. the justices of the one bench or the other, and mun between two fi as id i873. other great officers of the realm. cc minitted Mr. Woodward, No 2red wheat ) The spirit of these several enactments origin- “would bh uve at nee instituted mandamus No.2 mixed core... Pa Cy a ated in the earlier martial character of the ceeding ‘inst the notary. whfle in the cai nein ) lj British Somatstutson. ven the tenures were event Mr. WW onMiward would havea very x ; tac, helves Sy @9e yo NG man to work in railroad « f “> must be military, mie! were the = s¢r- case egainst him, MORNING BOAKRD—FUTURES. He Lol INIANA ORANGES—P Food peuinan. Address tn handwriting, i. vices. Albsolute subordination to To put the matter in a The closing of the Chi Sules of ‘sound reps ' : thisomMee, i superiors in estate or condition was considered Foulon has too much good andthe New York LEMONS—Sound Malaga essential to the welfare and sutety of a nation. acut’s paw of intivis suit, and he | i boxen orders iia A consideration of vital importance in the cyes cleverly tound a road out of the ) CONTE ONS OF ON Setegrame mn emacs | GRAPES—Lares effects od al iegislators — pe Age that. words shifted the , bility where it as well as ft: alti } cr . alriy “oe nord st in tenar + dineme mel very reHecting on « mayistrate inthe execution of the court, u The showed itseif in a very | Jig) an r ar , nomi l r “5e per | or anu ers ¢ | his office, Virtually arraigned the hing tor tcrminus of the Fifth street railway was " ¥ > _ “ Gitterent \ tredins ind ¢ saceiune poe rl aD gg { bells A. B. PEARSON & C0., Poareante’ tue . e | e+ ——e soutaucan. o iateoe a bis appointment of an unworthy person. Bat. reacbed in due season, a Baden car taken RUBBER WEATHER STRIPs, ay | res ay ‘seedling uusalable. Scales and Beams, 409 and 411 Morgan. - P "WAAC or Uires poe ag Ad Iress Mrs. B., wae ‘as nm this countay we have no andatnoon alarze crowd reached at the en unufad n Wood Metal. Any ne ' vast amount et MONKEY ALIFORNIA it il—We rote LI offered ‘ination for } I¢ CS, and we onan ee trance to Baden, where the car-driver stated +4 apply the all cost. Only reou } s.’’ Betting on the eiections, the - fy, quinces A* ed + 915 Olive ° ; the murder had taken place.The spoc isa lone brade No holes to , hunting and fishing plans and all man ars $3 | ee i 10 | do it lon2 4 Be a Oi aid iarstow’s Fire . Heaters, SO = as oO; sitchen ni . LS to $50. : . DANA & CO stceck holds out. Rssentield, Wolfner - A 3 | | wrOl coblector : AUCTIONS. A ('.. this office UNDERWRITERS’ SALE. There will be sold, on Wednesday morning, tho inst. t 10°o' clock. on levee, at the Kount- Wharfboat, foot of Flin street, oFder of Upderwr for account of whoia it may concern, eacgo ste Katie I. Kountz, consisting in part of 1.COU bris th pretty well stocked with all kinds Ot game («xe quailand erouse) ’ the cemand was good both from Ioe: od and shippcrs and the tone wus, hea sar were: Qual selected) $1.7 fair S0c@sl ih as in size (sicuse (sel. cted undrawn $5; Snipe $1 Tm | 20° Piover . Turkey b@tic ¥ th (feathered); Pivseconsa feathered) “2 i} neterted oe ts. Cash... No. 2 white oats... and No. 2 rye, cash. it I Ad. question : lie 4-ourt, . = sé Nov, with reecome . ' - . Dec.. North to-morrow Rejected rye, cash. ’ Jy SUERIENCED cash-boys Wanted, 4 mendations bE. B. Eckstein & Co., 317 Fourth street. | One KR experience: a “city subscription | Apply at this office from lO to 12. ) eg b-C LASS canvassers to take orders -crial works, published by D. Appleton & Co, atoMice, S2ON. Third street, up stairs. a perinavnent employment to three rood business mew of the right stamp. thisotices 30 ° tuke orders for tiret- dby LD. Appleton North Tuird co: naities as dr: Lwn bHiuaeT7 4 +c: David Kalbfell Seeks Out a Lone- ly Spot, be ee . Phird st. mixed DRIED PRUIT iENEe TO Choice mime. Quiet. Appies—dark 4 VPeaches—new a Eee oT were 3H Wal case. lenty wcked at $3@5 ¥ bri. 4 seii “vet kr. D. THOMPSON, Merchant ? O23 «1 80 i. \v seise to Produce ‘caused in Ss Ti i th rol om Liverpool waash- ,t{woe lis Cspols! De, Ie ints, ore, resuit jGiume gr ¢ nts propose to ane tl4.- plums 23 ie Cisse. it $5 25e@> ‘ 1 suere ier, ’ Ol vy Fair take Vil Very } rytiata e'Wie eucnatye .f CAUSONAONE . we | ‘ Pets ats 3 > ‘ ety rage boxes * “5 “ts ] Muse ‘ S— Wu lin. Tokay +5 sa » dee lege yal ; hyve i wt . ' 1a: 1 \ st . . lv one just tothe lett ot th St. Louis, Kinsasa Mr ctical jokes, filed in the maior pas i IN¢ and un presen t ‘hanzed and Northern Raiiway bridge, “lt nm al ila r window. For sale i . 2: be Crosses the Beletontaine Rowd | , wy A vO ‘mat th vt ‘ Gunner ; ; ikhen at the l t bat point, and within the fence a tew feet to: ii ¢ “a persons is reco,ynized, and in practice lay the body of aman GOODVEAR RUBBER , 7 ' oe mimeo. a person Lolding a high office is regarded fe PACK UPWARDS IN THE SUN. Ghko. B. THOMSON tacoma th atargetat whom anv person may lect fly his Mire om the crowdathuat bad collecte.) ae , peisoned words. High official position, jn , thatthe reuuhins were ¢! 800 NN. stead of aflording immunity from slanderous aaa ibfell. and that the | and libelous charges, seems ratherto be re a | of: —emntar garded as making bi- Shapactet tree plande: net " for any One who Uesires: to create a sensation and up to the tin byw attacking it. Polkard’s Sturkie on Slan eit ad Wea i der, §144, nowe 1, The picture inay be highly siificientiy truthful to illustrate vow eenerally the Driti-n lawson this subjeet are hel ito be PncomMpatinle with American iustitutions. V STOC inother ubject ot criminal pre Ll VES i JOR. ure unger the British system le found in ! ltaspotie mous i I’ . ———e 1. dt : , ay Pax ; beds : , . ; . z ; Com} alive rece! againetthe Christian religion and hy z ay ewes BSE UN ' wun weee he oye : ¥s pe BE oh eC. eo on +5 ours ending Objects Of worship. There *'Christianityv make paitotthe luwotthe land on acco: nt of } conpection With tLe established chur. People vs. Rugules, 8S Jobns, 290, an lor blasphemy was sustain viarket steady , neigh avenue. 7 ee! i } } Pee 7 ‘ ; ss , . > ; : , ‘ ‘ : ~ . _ ‘:.u j ‘i hat ii "bil ’ " ’ ’ } ‘ ; } , : ‘ i ti i’ .> |, ; i ‘ > iy ” jp . ‘a '. — . ; ' :) " : ’ . . i . . ; ‘ Lahtae PLP Ll ee Oo 'y \ «8s ; . uu i P t- — ‘ Tt . ‘ *? gs ‘ . - ee eee . ‘ Vs . { 417 and 419 N, Fourth St. i 1s to S]6 Nor ee gee eos Ae i >| Hern street sprinkling, TAS] C1 re mT meet DRY KINDLING 1 He We hi iM LN. colored, tutit is oa. WANTED SITUATIONS—MALES. ents for tn€ Shine Qay ir ana ‘oO By, Ana ¥ cdi shipu in | the city spe skdmund, t le aged, single inan. (Ragtisay | FOR SALE- REAL ESTATE. + on easy Cee @e : ; ; a A Broken Arm. re Two trest ct es. tf vt . . shes sical = : : ns ' ss a ct eround that the ottes iat : : ) " | — Violation ot decen a b> e Pa i 5 Sa :, order,’’ Chiet Justice Kent held 4 eee oa a ad , ' es © : pre ' . t “1 } Deccatans nsdn teiiaed ' iy employ! ple of this country profess the “hg i been t capealony a yaa | ) I OM Stren PF khnoc L On ot batt a. stipertine ) - +g eh agg eA tea ee veh eS; nol I salary nes ot Cliristianity as the rule tye mini too it a witnivaitctrrdritenDredbfaaiinsb. ‘epevaaibiinsnce es this oft ol theirfsijhand pruetice,’’ and that ‘‘noth ing could be more offensive tothe virtuous part of the cotumunity, or moe injurious to t tender mornls of the young han to deciare such protanity lawtul.’’ Ictis not material to iyyuire whetherun indictment would be tmined in Miesourl upon the same ‘The cure Is preferred ti evr pose, OnIVY, Of exXcInplifying the hinds of the ulterances whiet) have tobe indictable under tue common british statutes, An eSateination of ~ —=_~e. Lx 7s isc YVTiiss IN ELE j "ER f | rood of jw ‘ yatta re ‘ , ’ ; ; . ‘ 7 ' _ 4 ‘ ‘ ; ‘ ‘ . ; 7 . " : : 1] ’ 7 ' = ‘ erie ‘ Vio ; ; &.h . A 7 , 4 is : st. . ts : ‘ ‘ : | : ; : ’ ; ’ , . ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ . i i . 4 | . ; ; : ‘ ’ rey ; " a _ ,~* a " = i ’ ‘ ‘ gs > i tarry ¢ } ia i ‘ Ls i i . ee 4 ‘ey ‘ re ‘ . ‘ ‘ ‘ ; , ‘ , ; . ’ ’ " 7. ' ’ ‘ : ‘ ; , i . | . . . ' ' : ‘ ‘i ‘ ai ‘ ‘ . ‘ . - 4.4 ) . - lninatory «of a PIIVAlLe Person not ; . | | Quins ft the privileged c}; The priviley a enjoyed by magistrates was never ext« mtenior ministerial oMicers, orto th enicial character might be supposed to cor a : : I J | bl 1. ' eponda With that ot aii Ammer Sutchedpalh ait ft — , re : mie ere le : . s Cal , e tts ' : *P om cvENDT es . ' sats oat , ; , (nretat Police: In America, where there » a, ng per, 3 otherwise isi Wa rn des tera , 5G e: migiae'n ) einer | centrinlanintetlic teh Bivins —s we At red ane no pnrivileved ec] isses, prosecutions for wor ; — ble . : > © Ab 1 i TOs . ‘ it ‘ ' ‘ ' ¥ : é ‘ : , : : t}) : } } F ar on . sone "IT a Lae ‘ iy thre : ; spoken have been wholvy unknown, Ee yecer 4 He Cure hi P REVO, Ftd. OFC AV ISG po fu r vill s i Where the words orthemw tendencies inve sori tolysgens e * ’ L Cavtise en pia “ac ot ' i. bal : 2 “UG ‘ } = eC TAVE Pratl oP ME etn ' me Tere sHinething morethan mere yp etre very a ‘in re ru a! at “4g al ove ; bot. stow te. mre i i C-~12) t tee ar ; -were a litt tiite t te ' ti ! f. a fon. sturkl **An inclictuie: ij] oi —— . , ~ io aes aie area dine, 11 \ 4 i yries ok wh ! Y a nicke onan oy i ‘ i nace v i St LT TON bey lie for mere words notrcducedir writing, un- x. “ :' 1 “a yr iid cy ! ready dev ta Matciose fit rat 3 rder ba ES TMOaerae, M br land cae wooo nr wth eee a lees they be seditious, Ulasphemous, gross! ee ae ene sooo f mages |S i With moderute orders troin the ers] nurket at ne} lower: peiect of ic] isted of oO 1-fed h Tee tk. 5] estnut street. ine uss rPmorai, Oo » while Asaemapieae Qbam = - Babee as OO" , Wioite mile wernt] nones rach nds] pers op tfed with misid y cheap? fine stom rk. Ap N want bruary he pureh: revolver, di re | 3 : Ape a rpedirmsc be. | ve ins | mi 43 Se ate ne cust Site wo! is = FCs, ’ ; nied ft : : ’ : ™ ; ; ; 2 | , . , 2 W ROS: , iif : ‘ ‘ ) t ‘i i ' I it i . , " ' ‘ " " , , ° . ’ . ’ ’ ' . sf | . * & ‘ rt ‘ t's . : . shbakerv, af ft LlOolO krankiin fifty clollars cash, }* . for is very cheap, robe Van mew rseormnai ae eGaresnen 60 8 magistrate hteen, FOR SALE--HORSES AND VEHICLES inthe crxcention ot his office, or uttered ag eminent | Mag gaan ig chailenge to fight a duel, With an intention BEM ~ : 7 pe Sa a a wi ty reference. Ad. Flot @. thi “OR CHEAP runt weeiet heoas: t provoke wunother to sen ada chailenva.’’ l ry 7 a oa es } tra veles saul eats tn . Must bh cold Ptiunrkhie on stander, eee. 6.) It is nor pre ) ' : pane aa week tafl’«s stabs he, i id (las tended that the intorm ation in the present ” RSON ~ ay ronic and private diseases speeat ey nesk dae nae ~ Bip ah es ens j cuse brings the words uttered Within an) act 7 POO We 2 Bor SARA le ob exe ' s. ; . ul te > d # "> Be SO. two ‘ »ul 7, etl . ‘ oOlthes Ace ption Another high a thority p= SUN \ es Ww) Measure ! ' ‘3 home oul en ' . Li , i 4 . gh. ee »3 20) 34.’ ' fe] oth ’ perience; best of reference. Aderess larry J P . Os melhning, wi S50, OOO 72.4RY PRBION sho wi lil discovery #i-0 nade on Saturdays “Dector in his profe athe had taken the revolver out . Due 1s5s8 acdu ited thr thre tah a ] malate ] Ww il ‘ i house with him. Where Kalbtel! Due 1ASY.... 7g TE + A tt ' me >i ' : =. Pecuiad Astrolowiec al reading S, al loo; Holt = 65 Towns! end passed Saturday Sunday and Monday wie mc , ; “fiat geo Hindeo philoseyl > succes ful on Slander, 3rd Ed ; ; not Known, put it 1s suppose: zea . , * . : vals lylga * : city. Driver ot car No. 4 cea 9 of 66, note 3. The words charged in the information, iathe | t)«t he came to the of the of the Baden street Ratlway states that aman-| é;, rold ste ridin up trom , epen for fuimiiy, tu en ene city or A N instructor i eapemennt ntryv. Adre OHNSON'S Comme reial College, Third street, open day and night. culars N ol ND CITY 4t - street. LL. B. . Pre » * er ar tb} mw FY a) . }>e ) f office. ZlO and 212 Ny Was Send for ire 17 wits ‘ot NS ) 1) POUND DEAD, MISSOURI SIXES. . he \TION wanted bv a re oie Volpe man 4s clerk salesman or collector. Address A. Mev: lJ 1 line Sine Sin CiT\ G1 othe NIEPTUA TION wanted by a youth of nineteen POR ubytbing at falrceipensation. Writesa fal is of strictly moral habits. Ad. Vincenti, this: 3803 Street. dee UN lady wishes schelarsto give piano lessons. 25 cent a le sBmeeli. Addi ‘ NI 15 » te. 210 and 412 Kice, A. M., 24 The evening th) College, T. A. Commercial Est. 1859. ~ftreet ATION wanted by aman and wife children--empleyvmnenat of anv kit ountry. Address for two OUIS CITY AND COUNTY BONDS adayvs, 106 21075 tor common to MUSICAL present cause, were purely defamatory -106‘4,@ 1074 ri uttons $33 r{ - ANSWweollhny qr ription came } Loy ~ w* . s08 vane havin Ad LO 9D 1's dg at. S10) ’ rdecrs- , Se y nad $3 G0@3 75 for ‘choice. Extra shipping sheep-$2 00@4 25 pe rsons mentioned—accusing them ot ‘ eT tonmed uniawtul combinations for the com the junction o ithe Fiitth ; reet Railway on his wre j rim erect . prime CH) i a ate our lust awit units BOs wes ee [ ] was lat pou Zlit, bvict ; v main! np. bs. Lambs $l@z 5u per bead. Texan Wission of certain misdemeanors. There | ‘ : fs, currency al! nothing to bring them wi-bin any known ex wus : Went ds re felt ae ie Interest Mer : ‘ Be 0. SY 3 }?- Tit. ehnedon orders i) $ : > per head. ception tothe general rule that slanderous the Giver was unable to determine, 7 Words, notreduced to writing, constitute no | [!#ve lett the car atone of the eemeters offense against the criminal laws of this State I ee ee cee until reaching the week. Would like to getin a lawvyer’s office, The de ‘murrer to the in form: ition Wis properly ij pif se, und the Ny, gale | juin down on thie Land warrants. i ieTs + ly r Cosh see ctress Vi. # . re this otticee. sustained ord, pinced the revolver in his) mouth and warrants ‘res } hams G4 ¢ ms vit ATION i tow ‘7 ‘ : ] ’ ’ ‘ ; ; a a” - ~ yeep ‘) wrantes All the judges concurring, the is Uischarged a bulls a nto Land warrant 5 da\s to sait ] “1 \ | ope «t ‘ 4 » , f a . : ye 5 ps fori ~. J : i "le. thits off ". ii. 7 this of lik © humber of people have been killed prime 318, i - a there, and just how many people Daal eotate eawhtid . rot 4 : ; re or driver of wagon. ght it out and suicided there is not a stele oe en ete so : _shessesecasnt short elear 6c. " ' : ' om) Gt ye inodern cony. : $12 50 ner n utthbe niumberis something like ten CLEARINGS AT &T. LOU is. ie : CHICAGO, NOvembe sh lM ee a oan mat . odabeutle lower, -P , wi ale ' The « ottor Varket. ler. ( mn was 2c lowe! 21 ‘ . ‘\ ] 129 PINE bre 17 ay lor. oe " 4% . ‘ Freer on Wal pari - “pot st ‘ -ic n= stead t d stery front 30" a n- via pets were stcady and demand actire, Previsicns steady, | ' November 4 31,- @) CHESTNUT SPREE FS chants tne cae ana 1i2°TY) ittie 1L40v ; aku is the « ure ' ‘ * Of } ! lil Lit*ad fron 5 (a) Oth- $6 per n , , £ivel, © objection to country. Adidres . A on onth. Conner. “1134 Olive street. 16] ] “ pence tee witha we a STOR Wy t young man in same vit] oa th at be r i Ouse, ten years’ experience; bes! shi —" PORE nan J.S8. W.. 7 Market street. YPPUATION as “pparaty A ‘ te. “juare. Pianos go te & BALNSEN'S Viane Warereoma, Nos. door trom Olive "16 | bargains in Upright and VMONTER » $05, North Twelfth street, 2d lils ed | 1s, ITLATION by a young man, age work S w and industrious, is willing te a) cP Pri $2 OO 3 24) LAND WARKANTS, seg F peo in do at S 7g a ',¢ h oskhs clen } ‘ oO} Buvi ay O 7 Celie PROFESSIONAL. ISN Fveand Far Institute Epis ac BP VA gris honest it ng $9 per by\ Vontnwy rre's ‘ ev eet Work Lol Bane &. @. ites a is Con i293 Che vtaat . harge. will WeCR.,. judgment ». LEWIS, stirate art ! 6450 between Franklin : ave WANTED—MISCELLAN EOUS. within teu bleeks of ons. Address _W. H. The Strike in Court, Page brought an city of st. Louisto commelit to pay damages suffered inthe riot of 1877 by the plaintiff, whose box tadtery was burned onthe v6tn day { Jule. between fifty and 100 men marched through the streets and compelled the in different factories to cease their labor. ter the crowd had passed Vage's tactory. which no work was being done, two men, one old.and theother young, were seento léan into the windows ot the tactory. These mew Soon wentaway and moved in the direction of themob. Flames soon broke out atthe part of the building where these men had) been ob served, andthe house and ita contents were consumed, The first dressed its« be, | us shoulders,¢ site : »o CAIs slie : tc @ , . : Ran k discounts for lst class paper... 4 | a a es é ; po rt . , ’ _s > 4 if y qu Qutside discounts for Ist Class pape r lisa i e 4°43 — * 11 sat } . at ra +>: ONNECTING, ROOMS, shoulders te ong « He? ang Coorof No. 23823 Oliv: Amos action against the al NEY. loose FLURNISHED room wanted 1! as porter in. st our -house. No quest this aftice. f CliUATION kK n ANddres (ss. eres ATION wanted ontii. wate: sith g of . bed ingy Case ‘Sad wash- best of care ’ tl. ieferences ui Sober and steady man: Add ‘Pay.’ this offee yt aud driving of hor-e- NICK ehamber priige mattres quired, by a young m Ber hxperien workmen il hold CON A} PeCwmalhs this utternoon o1 in mnduest Morrow, an t ove) snies m, As Lose | ~Hogs Ploe > shipping nominal, nchunged, leceipts ligne. ( weak. vards of old carpet wantes No, 261) West k Ses »O05 bales bell l: ‘upto 2 New York Cotten E Owing to the clection, no reports were from that market, nor trom Liverpool. QUOTATIONS. St. Louts, ,) }). twe ive talto R. Whiten. hece ‘ ts 4, and ll I. ‘change was ra of Publ morning. The that the Board house ‘1, found satisfactory condition. The street Commissioner returned forciosswalks across Murket street west of Tar; and Twentieth street, south side of Luge nia, With report that the crosswalks will! be incinuded in the next ordinance, Ile also reported at the instance of the Board Oot Hicalth he had visited Labadie street be- tween Fifth and Sixth and found the same ob structed Dy a frame building the removal of which he considered advisable. The report was approyed, On recommendation ot the conimmittee on the estimates of the costot the work contemplated by the ordinance to improve Gratiot street, to-wit at the expense of the city $1,714, of the property owners $1,991, were ado pred, The Committee of Public Improvements re- ported the following ordinances tor recommen- dation to the Municipal Assembly: To.im prove Gratiot street, from Twelfth to a point Isv feet westefthe west line of Barlow. To grade Mariaand its continuation, Fourteenth strect, from Grand to College avenues. Adopt- ed. The Committee on Water-works reported a | gy. ee ee draft of an ordinance ‘‘to secure a more equal Central A. & B. -_ Ww. distiibution and to lessen the waste of water,’’ E. St. Louis, for recommendation to the MunicipalAssembly. Advance...... Adopted. ; A nuinber of were referred to the heads of the partments. o ©. ti. Improvemnets met pro tem. reported Visited the Work sameina onder receLired crs slow AVENUBE—Ls J] es«day Wedne sds iy W hiols reference % lady engaged in ; sfie-e? TOam are lhe lhe it his drawing during the day. ‘a pectable and private family COntaina stove an: not to exceed §5 Teacher, care of A, president pe iy Sent yie — ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS. way boarders New York. ine aw ordinary. BELLE ST. Lovis put out 600 bales. s+) Qidinary ee ee ee oe 4 ' = . — Good ordinary.... ) hep CLOUD, leit tosday for St. Low middling.... Rau! RE ae COL. DAVIDSON got 8 ae morning. , | Middling fai DUBUQUE, —T. J. Buford ic ceive no more for above Dubuque, ni }- STOCKS IN 8T. LOU 18 w AKEHOUSE. weee: Ka tO- aay, $i] Us San0ie aay last year, ana ne til the J AT. Lr KEY. 2G | 1° ‘ : A~-handsome ly rivate THE Dacotah started south from Herealaneum aire wh Bc ls tatasedly soo ssercnt in HEM. «t (eueiee en Address L. C.. this offi ven Poinws Kiver, ‘4 bales. ‘6T. VOUIS GROSS RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS, ; . RD 2 pair oi lust evening, having been released by the yd & ] q) WASH STREET.—Six rooms. ges and ne , lhe le, and isentirely uninjured. an UD e” water. Key next doorcast. $17. FE. Mead, YITEL ATION good recommen ta- AG 2 On Bivsen | ade uy lo 4) Clive . ip it. ’ lel ‘ "a5 ty Receipts, Shipments. “TEAMER ARKANSAS putoff 7 13 N. Fourth st. alias ome. Ae Address Evans & Per a. Pence sectdedase ALY —_—— - ——--.- -— = to-ndérrow Same day iast vear........ Ly al ovg, brought here two burgess, and tne three _ furnished room for rent at 1222 Pine street, pester ant TANTED Total for season to date... 156.046 hulls were loaded full. The Kendall brougnt 25 STIL ATION . dray up we Same time last ai 110, 45% ‘— Head of stock and Capt. James Best. SURNISHED room or rooms en suite: 2d storv 2611 , nalance Of (hq ‘trade, Files ting é addvens Rall FREIGHUTS ON COMPRESSED COTTON. New ORLEANS Times, 1 BAYol k live st. . 31 offiee. Address ®. H. NN’ ANIED St. Louis to Boston, 64. Providenve, 64. Novenu. ber Down Cherokee, at BA LeGANT furnished Si Aris 3S \ for ji Baltimore, . oy . Mee) mapa tee ” } ist guainted in Missouri . 46. > 2 ; 4 ‘ ; 4 children, with board M. M.. this oftice. chair, table and | cake, 500 barrels nience. Address M. B.. Fee ast \ awe i ws two rooms. the city, and money to loan on city property Ap New York, 59. Philadelphia, 57 sacks cotton seed. r ply price for a comfortable, to Join Maguire, Real Estate Agent, 519 W aluut and terms. M. K.. oiree ie ] POUMS—] ront ALL SORTS. or unfurnished— —. iieiivelieien ‘ * : , , ori .r " . i - y * sar = pn: re « . oS Dd « yt ‘ P " . hie avy this mo} ning, now ¢ learing of, PELIABLE patty to rent furnished room or office, | M can tine reine casiomers © tl man whe TTENTION—JI. W. Ww allace. peckets ail detained bythe fog. Arrivals and & 708 Washington avenue l Leute P. ( 3 | diet ehrtllh ard &@(€o., 128. Fifth street, meg ore mr meg - ee ee ee TION. Fifth, with a good ine of Lamp ‘© atures Jo! = ns ) *Y rso : ‘ = , , 4 cs = “+ ! 7 oun Br: insford for Ilenders in, r WO connecting rooms with hall room on third ANTED emplovi t: ys ae i will b , ~d to have his friem bielas tor Concordia, Hope {or Coast. The floor of No. 1415 P spin street Private fa nil W , np en copy} ne or any oftice C., €na wi © pieased LO La ’ ‘ ferry Shalicross, in atte tin oO crosa the — | “he work; whl work for very iow figure. C.F. L.. river this me hell atte fon wt Asana dD pron CONnVcCHIECNnCces, Lnion [Dds pot; va pet fourth and M: irket, St. Louis. the rocks below the point at Jeflersonville. + ted a She was pulled off at 11 a. m. by the Sherley. as book-keeper, LVANSVILLE, November 4.—Clear and cold; low wages. Add. wind north west Gown to southwest and south; ) = FRANKLIN 4 PAZ am € di per month. a quory i Of (bctobel or tings » ; (elitky, ater ahs ¢chyeiheer, i¢* ica? . l’ well posted in he Soutl ard. care D Total AVENUE. he All conuvenle nce > 6 nies. | ue RNISHED room, Piath ane Tenth, ac tained, must be betweep : — iit =e) mm »¢ CHE UNt > wultn of. tue: Same.) za git ind Washington ave. with boarel: Market muliix ATION as barkeeper, by a \ ian: Address securitvs: “peaks (;,¢rmian. COMMERCE. Klevator guestion to which the court ad- fis whether a sufficient connection has beon established between these men nani the mob—forthe other men in the crowd did nothing, noteven stopping. here no evi cence to show that these men left the mob and wentto the windows. They were secn to have sticks the same asthe mob had. The court declares the evidence vague anil unsatistactory connecting these two men with the mob, However ubluwtully the mob may have acted in closing other factories , it is not for the purposes ofa case like this to confuse their acts with burning and otherwise destroy. ing property by direct means. ‘he court holds that no legally sut- licent evidence has been produced either connecting these nen with the mob or proving that they set fre to the builaing. Accordingly the dimurrer to evidence was properiy sustain- ed in the court below. petition home Louis this € . this office, A private family preferred. Address, with name and \poosure, . . -_ —— ‘ toh? . , , termes, by the week and month, ‘**l,’* this office. OME cue te melopt a Vv. one mi ‘ighborhood unes et ree Hine by @ trst-class pressman. ° = of reference Si office. 3 LIL ATION ta some p fainily to take — ; fa half years obt, s peirof horses and drive, also make ren 0 Fe tt No. LALUN. Right@ St.. in rear. \ TANTED to trade (. od landfin Or gon Coun ; h) ce qrhi bole } 4 southern tre tii i Aa ie & . 7 . . Increase of Kintes of Storage. a. Novem be cede ti¢ight (isI1¢, The tollowing was posted this morning, received avast dealot criti ae at the nee hands of members of the Exchange ‘From and after the 15th Inst, further notice, the St. Louis, Kast Louis, Central. Advance ana will charge li,e¢ per bu the first ten days on corn.’’ ‘*Sachs received in cars with bulk grain will te charged as follows Whext, corn, rve and barley, Sc per sack. Oats 12¢ per sack. Othe) sacked articles according to w eight. is itis rramaivie severe pyurre and until st. anvthing., with I).. at this office, at \- “oO .l sce O00 pAacKAzes sn, ALO, Venice elevators fe policy Tatvla~ mney on -@ Covenant . Se is for one week, A, thts oflec *s te with a tirst-cla A good second-hand Hrussels carpet room seventeen feet sjuare; also easy Address Carpet. this office, 30 SARA, Locse cotton, oll, z,UU0U office: fereu for ei *iacoeat real estate rooms for parties without lands; have 1 if pesired. very conve- this office. - stove, ‘EACHING. A voulg man knowing German and French well desires to teach children or aauits for board or |! A. Werner, lost-otice Louis, Wy ors a by a strong young man. Have driver's ‘ and porter’s experience, Address **H. oe : office, “ Board for self, wife and young baby: Stoddard Addition: will pay a good pleasant Rome; give location this office. 2% The Vrodauce Market. Sale, Lease or Exe hange —Stores, rANTED RYE FLOUR—Firmer at § Ls and building lots in various parts of from first hands. KWILLAT FLOUR Receipts and Witharawais of Wheat. FROM ELEVATORS FOR THE 24 HOURS ENDED 7A. M. TO-DAY. 5a} for choice odging. st. River Telegrams. LOUISVIILE, November 4.—River falling siowly, with twoteet eleven inches in canal, and eleven inches on falls. Business dull. Weather clear and cold, froze hard last night, The Slop Contract. The case of John L. Ganzhorn against the city of St. Louis isto reform a contract into which he entered with the city, one clause of which was that ‘‘allslops shall be hauled to and castismtothe Mississippi River trom the scavenger boats belonging to the city, w her. ever said boats shail be situated. The understanding, it was said, was thas tine scavenger boats should not be moved more than one block trom the place where they then were, butthe boats were subsequently moved a mile sonth, entailing additional expense jin hauling of $600, The case went against plaintiff in the lower court, which judgment is here aflirmed. ee | Receipts. | Ship’te, 11.200 ».b00) 10,730 Irregular at and rear, second story 1010 Tine bri. CORNMEAL—Easy at $2 on orcers HIGH INE -—Steady at $1 0% AD—Scarce and firm: sott Missouri mand at $5 HkM2—sScarceand firm. Undressed 130; dressed at $140@160; hackied tow $0; break tow $50@60; shorta $130@150. BALINGSTUFIF—Bagyging firm; demand ac tive ; jobbing rates based on llc for 2-ib jute— ‘mall orders 4@%ec higher); 2-th flax Heimp twine 11'‘,@l2c, lron cotton 275 # bdl—discounts on quanti- ’ f hed rn »_ 2 urnishes ezUVU‘dade 1) — > del tor city streot formerly of Brais- has removed te omnds, Oils, $s call. 6° 1 i" in de 20d . S$115@ (52 neodern neal month. r Wo ROOMS for rent. one turnished and one unfurnished. or both furnished if desire#?. with or without board: can have the comforts of a home: no children in the house. and [ am aloe’ commodate four gentlemen, or two -wei.t cm theirwives at 1911 North Nintb street. LL. kinds of office desks for sale. Store and of- ee e fixtures; office railing made to order. 2% F. BOLLHAGEN, 711 Pine st. Old and new, clreap at Townsend's 807 Cash paid for State histories. ay RS. N. KENISON & SONS, Chirepe- dists. All troubles of the feet, .. relieved without pain in se minutes. Hours from 7a. m.to®@ p. m. Rooms 623', Vlive street. Prices: Corns nalls 5O cents each. Dr. Kenison, Sr., is still In St; Louls, and will give the people the benefit of his years’ experience, Dr. Flint fs also with Drs. Kenison. “* F YOU want « looking glass, a fine eugray ? 3 Cheap chromo or pieture frame, goto Ne. 1] N* | Seventh street; cheapest lave lu the city; enly place to get hand mirrors at factory prices. INVENTOR: A] wanting patterns and motels, elther ta wood or metal, with valuable . estions, should call on D. Strawbridge, 912 North S , wth St — N petitions and communications care of C. Ss hie eder, different de- Tota)... 33.440 yo NG MAN wantsa situation cle ig or porter; Will work for Farnest, thisomfice. for three days. yor N4i WAN of "10 ve “ars” « ployment at uphols saery. Withdrawals ef Grain at St. Louis. FROM ELEVATORS FORTHE “4 HOURS BNDED 7A. TO-DAY. (Warehouses not included. ) OOKS. Washington av. D corns, ac Local Fires, in Wilifam Nelson's stable, in Rock Junction ot Clayton and Manchester roads, last night, damaged the stable tothe extent of It also communicated to the surrounding buildings, damaging them as fol- lows: Two story brick, occupied by Henry Scheele & Sons as a coffin factory, $50; black- Rye. bu....... ‘mith shop, owned by Gottlieb Neumeister, | Bariey. | and oceupied by C. & C. Lackheiler, about §25, . District. He is charged with clubbing a boy of insured tor $600 in the German Mutual; . . > - ex-Harbormaster Doyle. i F.W. Wildberger’s bakery and out-houses, Exports from the Principal U. 8S. Ports for A German woman by the name of Josephine | $400, no insurance: and Isace White's slaugh Veeks Ended onthe Dates Given. Such came into Smythe’s court this morning | ter bouse,tence and out houses, $400. a and pleaded with the Justice tor up- Sergt. Somers and Officers Lyman and Nich- ob: i wards of an hour to induce him to | olson extinguished a smallfireinthe sheds in den oo stn remit the costsina case in which she was de- | the rear of Mr. Be rthola@’s residence, No. 2633 Flour, bris. 140,796 fendant, but in vain. Pine street, about 12:15 thisa. m. Cause, hot | Wheat, bu.) 2,956,935 The case of Peter Walsh vs. John Mubuczek | ashes. Slight a: nace. Corn, bu... 908,624 comes to trial in Smythe's court Fire Company No. 7 was given a still alarm Oats, bu... 2,030 this afternoon. The principais are saloon | in conse quence of a fire og the Ly of Alex. Rye, bu. 41,683 keepers. e defendant bought a booth atthe | Hequembourg's house, No. °1014 Delman Bariey, bu. | 10,220 Fait Groundsand usedit during the ~ gewh street, yesterday noon, but the flames were ex- Pork, Dbris.! 9,080 sone fion and Fair. Walsh had the same booth last tinguished before they arrived. Damage §5. Lard, Ibs..| 4,982,294 4.728 957 year. Some shelving and other cquipments Cause, fying sparks. Meats, lbs.; 8,961,344 M0, 448,331, xperie nee “wat its @m- A fire Address W. this 20 “pilings, es office. fe watch- hours if privat e ————____ WOOL—In demandand firm. Tub-washed— medium 48@47c; dingy 42@44c; low s9@tlec; Unwashed—mediunm 28@3lc; lamb 27@2s: coarse 26@27c; fine 21@ 23¢: Texas 28@ le. Burry, black and cotted 3tol0c # & lesas— Sout@rn burry wortn l0@13c. HIDES—sSteady, with a good demand. salt 9',@',c tor No. 1 and sé tor damaged; flint 1%c—damaged 1 Sec; dry salt lic. FEATHERS—in good receipt and steady at 50e for —- live geese; No. 2 doat 45@48¢c; mixed Uc to 4U0c; tare 3@10 e cent, BEESWAX—In demand at 2lc for prime. DEER SKINS—Firm at 40c for dry summer. GRASS SE EDS—Clover at $5 10@5 15; timo- thy at $2 30@2 35; red top dull at tu@4%x., WHITE BEANS—Prime to. choice country sell at $1 35@1 50; fair $1 20@1 30; poor to common $1@1 10; Eastern hand-picked §1 7 @i 80. SAULERKRAUT—Firm. City jobbing at $6@ 625 ¥ bri and $3@3 25% half bri. Country worth $3 50@3 75 ¥ Dri. be OUNG ian wants a situation as nan. Satisfaction given within ten LOST AND FOUNL necetsary. J. L. !] 738 S. Seventh «et. ' ’ ; River. ' —_—————w — | ~Large red Irish setter“ *Seor.. mat se . | ' Total. a oe —— Wheat, bu... The Justices of the Peace. state vs. Edolph Tebeau was sent, upon a change of venue,from Justice Smythe's to Jus- tice Lb. P. Taatie’sthis morning. The defend. antin the case is a police ofiecer in the Fourth 36, ‘ Ss 4 2° cents each: Washington gvenue avd WANTED--FEMALE HELP. Naine of owner On the. he rewaurdedtipon re turning t, 222 Locust stre ‘et. 30 . f . FEW LADY CANVASSERS on part salary and commission. Altix seam Sewing-machine Co., No. 10 North Sirth street Green dr¢v three tirst-claas oder | canuvassers on new | rave (hor series! works, published by D. Appleton & Co, Apply at the office, 820 North Third street, «2 stairs. —. with wh te ony x on one s) fe anid Tre 998281 5,032 184,119 4,095 3,5 JACOBS pays the highest aes A gents’ gast- ° ® off f clothing. Call or address te ie eet . 802 WASHINGTON AVE.== Dental Tr th Hier sea oe 4 gold, cut, with the initials J. B. in crest. A liberal reward will a. given by returning to Restau- Kirkwood, or apply at 614 Pine street for — a3 tion. rant Porcher, cor. Ninth and Olive streets. Gold Fillings, » > 517,338
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WEEK AND WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEE! THE SOCIETY EHVENT OF THE SHASON! THE HAVERLY JUVENILE PINAFORE C | LEGAL. Bituminous .Coal enblaaicalecioeet ine Cine ie onle ts tho | 24. ¥ountiarhe Bail DONK BROS. & CO., | pertor jance is Most entertaibing throat. Let us build you a Nice n= | on a: sui Order for —_ : bie : ' i h »1t Re I ices ns Indiana Block, Bie Muddy, Leb- They Must Fit, they Mas’ 4 TAL BEST IN Tits WORLD. . Clerk of thie Circult ¢ ur tt oiy Olive Stre et. ee re oe ee ae : CEO. SESE t. | BCS bidder. the sho erthed § der “TEE 'S SALE.—W hereas, Lucia F. Hinckley hrnie bs SALF. By virtue at emmengh ney iy Pittsbarg and Bloss- ' ee, ** Misvon 5 aturday evening Please You, or No Sale, | C ~ | Property. ved with said lien, te satis dexe f 1 ated ive cots ou 2a Aa bs FISK, CLARK & ‘FLAGG, | 3:58" GSK | aarti eek liao | Maken : i b fail Phan meg 1 DP Cor. Fourth ana Olive. | UPPER MISSISSIPPI. ony, , : wig 4, sng . is , if St. as “i Ye rt ey om 4> ge Se rs reer ariel : 4 > ot d et. * oe , aay DP, ' i I . | aovelil t ! oft i ol oe Dba i 7 } 4 ‘2 lt | _ : " Sire ; depth of l Lehigh Vatley Anthracite, Siraded wi than ew oat Black Ar ELAR LACROSSE. ...-Win, Molawi, Marior, | (-)-souihiin tottive Go), anti Fallavenneandwest Court-howe, tn the elty ot st, Louis. Mate ot Mice | Mrteag f | - m. : ' 7 3 die anne ert prov isi si le a. e Wder- oe wees 4% aris . y. rHERILAND., MUNDAY, And tlinois COALS RIVER NEWS. VALEX. KI Est clless balk, | Cashmes CS, like all othe i Oe ee ee aie a lv? tgs tUSTEE: S SALE.—Whereas, Pont ; inte ¢ ( hy wif B11 @LIVE &TRE_T. | | ret 3 : 4 +e | nthe he ) hy eck inthe fo t. Louis, No Guardia of Henry Ce cg ae aan DAY. NOVEMBER 6 3 Best Lehigh and Wilkesbarre, me 1 KING and DRIVING ot out eon Me th Pou hot ; in \e ity ~ : | —— = 2h ae mer oe IN] vs : and Sidney F. HMinel . ber sbamed, by a deed special Gaeeniied tatecd frou —S : | AS.JjJ. SYLVESTER, Act., Remeved te ‘iil _ PEM DATEL DPN) NOVEMBER, . Keokuk Nor. hern Line Packet Co. | teurctiviiy-cven teersud sis inches (371.6 NO) | potween 1 sheniek ol bn tae sl cect ts Cite eet, pet STH DAY VEMBER, 4 Ge El miber twei eteto all points at reduced rates. 5) 2 Chessiut. : | ~e ’ nt pat tl oy a ey We cont P init ’ = Passe ger 922 Olive St., Het Of bost Lert PINE OLD MANS SADE COUR MASH WHiexiEs, | Pn’ * COWN Phe ORGS WIT S000 bales ol $6@' ane by a” from one to eight yeurs ok, from the .cele- ee | | a yi Pa ‘ Q t | brated Ahdersone&® Orow distiilerics, tor sate me , aa a ae eae wha, Wy 4 ak CO) 38 D> : ; . ° Dve Rite TD) \ , NEW ORLEANS A A NCHOR ..' v . ; ; t i feat ns i ey thy Le { af St ‘ . a , er ie rie on ' 4 , ; eut pain ¥ banwe ' ’ ' y 4 ‘ : as ’ " aad ‘ : a. . 7° > > ~ r ? aa > P « Div ifs] ‘ bi Puce tay q*\e Teale i : . - : A» é, . . 4 AI C s ; ” ' 5 re. ~ £id.4 Bent Oellections a specialty. aged lLiesal advance ‘ npauyv. oF , ’ 15 a ‘ oan Made On Sale. . ; ae ; wo. E. Wyrm the howdsotthiat u iter, tive bhit | i! a 4 i : i ae ; ‘ : ; JWrFIcy “>? WT ar wr , : , '. -* Heer, Astolptiy ) « | i | | , | : | ’ | ; - * : ’ _. , > - . . ‘* 4tl ~~ Pa = io ST a A | ‘ sander. ¢ 2 ~. Ia sual 2 : — t« Kiy: it 4 F | 423° NMIC .—Mastodonic 1 VEN DER. EV"'ARD &. ROWSE, ih. HOMES, Secretar: Missouri. OUISL? na. sa Ima and | ‘OM N >. Ce , = we ; a ati er of Commer CAVENDER & ROWSE, fer Fntrance from ‘Chestne VY and ¢ tii ie \ ar?yire oft asi @it ent, and ig proved others had to follow «nit, mon ) Kentucky Tickets todons are eo brim - tui of mirthetuiins 7. t | ae , 1 ti tied Wii | . a the ¥ need Lear no couwetiton Ori . j+ rh : wba ‘Bay Hees Wis fe BALE & Co fi .& Real E Agents | ) , | | ae ane 117 Waicut st.. St. Leule Mo. LGESE. Ca state vents, ‘ i ae , , ism most varied ant am : , aye tie, : - M ' . ; ' periom i ble ° ESA bres Se Recerca ) ' YOVARIZS PUBLIC AND CONVFYANCER- | A lawys nege tated on Reai Estate Bp tl atten- me then speedy >. ae we f th a i - nna sen wntal, i ; h “hh 1] , , en a enw yor at ; Maio , : are ¢ , ' rr ur © ase VIS Vv Lien paid to Colluction of Rents and care of Proper’ s jos this monstel 4 eit ; lent, B Li | ’ | No, SOG Olive Street. - ST. LOWIS,. MG GHAND nA-dOUS errmann, 7 * thi | iy Hdvedbed, EW hp aes: Gommen veep sermtend at eee es |. eae lL R ie E. @. OBEAR, mic nt bere. lret eveniny 4 : iarze 4 rad an OO S, a SS Se = 1a mig y eravronery {REAL ESTATE AGENT ances BE Asipsieting, unc USINESS NOTICE. PAPER AND STATIONERY 1~ AGEING, the spectators : . snevtice 2. ; Ructioneer, Hotary Zubli nvey | scunivive the entire eveni : , . ’ ' : ! ae Of Kvery Bescriptien. a ee tl ‘ : ¥ —— ° EXTABLISIL vA decimation any ‘5 ' gt tats ' , as Uela a ‘ . - 7 o Mie —_ rt : s I ‘Ph 1845. j : ry beg@ween the : n 1 iT : nish, wreee and @ase about Pb val PAIR t st gpondler then alimo.t meiy tuars e@io ; 7T itt rT? AIANS NEGOT! ‘EM Y tF T r€ i re ; ; oo ~pihi | : . 219 OLI VE STREET. | Ee teae ee REAL BOTATE ' baat: 8e~ a and five o'clock inthe aftecnocn of that day. atthe SATURDAS | : Misseuri, Louisiana, Havana, Kene § ess! front door of th rt-he ' | | > betweew thr ble Pagyleat + pete ina tL = \ : ~) i NOTICES. = BATHS 210, SULPITUR. tuck vy, Comumonwe: uth and all im bis enlortatitent, , qyuite me Ww, end be produ he migir tls “1s, The w ut - ' i] : | ; ; ’ ‘or FRI ess, IR l TTER.S Mr ESE.eteé : A, StS ha Lueck _Sealed yao thi sent, and all inform — er : . \ ~ Suid « , tof. ; 7 | | nay, : : 914 N- COMMERCIAL ST. pee : Aen bet a. Ning to) TENG LEUN DORE ution «ud costs, JON BINS, eset sa ‘ 4 ~ . _ ~ i pei - , I i Rl STRI | riff ¢ fy Sf j . . | rite WAS AL ODAT! Wivuate lvitwteur Gione Tbercmin bea ' ' ; Vel Gend, W. WOORWORTH. Sun ' : ST. 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