Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 6, Number 209, 1 September 1881 — Page 1
11011 WERKLT fSrrBI.IHEn 1M3L. I WAII.V IXTAHLIMUeO 1JT. I RICHMOND. INDIANA. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 1. 1881. VOIi. VI. NO. 209.
THE SEWS C0XDOSED.
TO-DAY'S NEUS
The rain yesterday extended oyer a
considerable portion of territory.
Alexander Mostly, lor many year.
editor of the Richmond Whig, is dead. The Southern Railroad trim tee. will
award the lease of that road Saturday
next.
Captain Stone has returned to Cincinnati with Maud and says the mare
will trot no more this summer.-
Three young men were drowned in Saco Kiver, at Browntield, Me., yesterday
afternoon.
It is reported from St. Petersburg
that Hartmann, the Nihilist, has offered
to turn informer on condition of being
amnestied.
The rice plantations along the
Southern coast were very seriously dam
atrud by the recent severe storm in that
section.
The First National Bank of Greens
burg. Pa., has been authorized by the
Comptroller of the Currency to com
mence business. ,
Captain How irate's embezzlements
now reach 170,000. It is understood that he has tied the country, as he has
not been seen or heard of since Monday
a week ago.
Western farmers are warned against purchasing blooded stock in the Eastern Htau on account of the plcuro-pneumo-nia. which has never hail an existence
west of Klmira, Near York.
Two Englishmen ascended Mount Nieza. near Lke Thur. Switzerland, in
company with a party of Americans, re
ceutly. One of the Englishmen, a clergy
11111, died of exhaustion on the journey,
The work of improving the Wabash
river, nnder the supervision of Major
Smith, U. A. A., has been commenced and
will extend from Terre Haute to Vin ceo nes.
Samuel M. Lake, Chief of the Divi
sion of InHoection in the office of the
Second Assistant Postmaster General,
was yesterday removed and John W.
Green, late of the Treasury Department.
appointed to succeed him.
The drought in many parts of the East is the most severe experienced in
many Tears. Fruit and shade trees are
dying, late potatoes are utterly ruined,
and stock requires feeding. Paymaster General George F. Cutter,
of the United States Nary, has been placed on the retired list. His successor
will not be appointed until the President is able to act. There are a large number -of applicants for the position. Miss Sallie Cornell of Mil ford, near Cincinnati, was burned to death yesterday, in the stable of Charles Laurence. It is supposed she went in to rescue chil.
dren whom she thought wero in the
burning building. , Three barns, two dwellings and the fish-hatching Iioute, near Cedar Kapids, were Btruck by lightning yesterday. The barns were burned and the dwellings and fish-house badly damaged. One lady
was instantly killed.
Big Rapids, Mich , suffered a $25,
000 fire yesterday. At Louisville, a rag warehouse vanished in smoke. Loss
15.000: partially insured. The town
of Sierra vdle, CaL, was destroyed by fire. Loss 300.000. One child was
burned to death.
IteiJartee! sjr Telegraph Excln.tv.lr
for (be IHUIr PsUladiam.
4 O'CLOCK p. :m.
On the Mend.
The President Chews a Beefsteak, lias
a Little thicken Broth and Devours an Oyster Stew.
All
the Symptoms Now of a Favorable Character.
Unofficial Bulletin. Washington, Sept. 1. 8 a. m. The
information received from the physicians room is to the effect that the President's
condition, this morning, indicates continued improvement. lie slept well during the night and this morning his pulse is below 100.
Official Bulletin. Washihoton, Sept. 1 Executive
Mansion, 8:30 a. m. Towards nine
o'clock last evening the President had some foverishness and his pulse ranged from 108 to 110. This condition, which was unaccompanied by rigors or sweating, had subsided by midnight and did not
interfere with his sleep. lie had, on the
whole, a good night and this morning
his condition is quite as favorable as
yesterday at the same hour. Pulse 100:
temperature 98.4; respiration 17.
(Signed) D. W. Buss, J. K. Barmks, J. J. Woodward, Robert Rbtbckn, Frank II. Hamilton. Official Bulletin. Washington, Sept 1. Executive
Mansion, 12:30 p. m. At the morning
dressing of the President, the abscess of the parotid was found to be discharging freely. It looks well, and continues to
diminish in size. The state of the wound remains the same. His general condition
is not materially different from what it was at this hour yesterday, except that
the pulse is somewhat more frequent, pulse 108, temperature 08.6, respiration
18.
(Signed) D. W. Buss, J. K. Barnes, J. J. Woodward, Robbbt Rbtbckn, Frank II. Hamilton. UaofSoial Bnll.tln. Washington, Sept. 1 Executive
Mansion, 2 p. m. The surgeons report
that up to this hour there has been no
material change in the President's condi
tion since the noon bulletin. They think
that with the exception of a somewhat
higher pulse he is doing as well to-uay as
Yesterday.
THE PRESIDENT lMMNU Ml'ELY.
Tli. laabllltjr Qaeatloau Washington, Sept. 1. Now that the confidence in the President's recovery is being restored the subject of the executive business is again discussed and in connection with it the probability and feasibility of General Arthur being called
upon to act as President until President Garfield is sufficiently recovered to warrant his resumption of executive duties. The fact cannot well be overlooked that in every department of the government there are matters in status quo that require the action of the chief executive, an 1 how long they can remain so, without positive detriment to the public interests, is a question that muit soon be met. Although it it posi
tively known that no meeting of the Cabinet has been had or called to discuss the
subject, yet it is acknowledged bv the Cabinet officers that several informal exchanges of opinion have been indulged in, and it has been found that grave dif-
lerences exist as to the wisdom ot such a
step, not the least consideration being
the possble effect upon General Garfield in bis present weak state, if, as it must necessarily be, the matter is called to his attention. It is well known that even, notwithstanding the assurance of his physicians and friends, that the public business is in no way suf fering through his con timed durability, he nevertheless thinks much upon the subject, no bitter evidence being needed ban the fact that during his recent delirium his incoherent utterances were; constantly and entirely in relation to public matters, and ic is feared his re covery might be seriously retarded by the knowledge, if it was deemed necessary for another to perform his constitutional duties. It is safe to say this step
will not be advised by the Cabinet at present.
Later from
Mleaiur
the Wrecked
1'eutov.
London, Sept. 1. In regard to the wreck of .the sU amer Teuton, near Quoin
Point, the company received a telegram announcing that another boat, with the second, third and fourth officers, -three
seamen, two firemen and o ie colic has arrived at SiuiO! stown. The occupants
believe that another boat, witu thirty
children and women, may auil arrive.
The steamer Danube goes in search of the survivors. The company hope the
loss of life is not so great as at first esti
mated. They believe that about fifty
passengers for ivrysna were landed at
Caetown, to proceed to their destination in a smaller steamer. Most of the pas
sengers were emigrants.
Arm ted (barred with Fraud MS.
at. Coiion Tradr.
St. Louis, Sept. 1. U. IL Heeler, Treasurer of the St. Louis Carbon
Works, was arrested in East St. Louis.
last evening, and taken to Belleville, the county seat of St. Clair county, on the charire of fraudulently drawing drafts
and issuing notes to the amount of about
f 12,000.
- The receipts and shipments of cotton to and from this city, for the year end
ing yesterday, as furnished by the Secretary of the Cotton Exchange, are as follows: Receipts, 398,589 bales; shipments, 411,077 bales. Tat Public nebt Statement. Washington, Sept. 1. The following is the monthly debt statement: Decreane in the public debt during Aug , $14,181,221. Cash in Treasury f 240,498,788; gold certificates, $5,400,920; silver certificates f 57.578,310; certificates of deposit outstanding, $8,625,000; refunding certificates, $843,900; legal tenders outstanding, $348,681,016; fractional currency, outstanding, $7,098,559. Coinage executed at the several United State Mints for the month of August, $11,565,500, of which $2,300,000 were standard dollars. A iae Machine EipMra with I'alsl I'ffect. Dxtboit, Sept. 1. An explosion in the gas house of the Cutter Hotel in Grand liaven, this forenoon, tore the building to atoms, and probably fatally injured Charles Cutter, a brother of D. Cutter, the owner of the hoteL J. H. Aliea was badly hurt, and will probably lose an arm if cot his life, and injured, not seriously, Howard riosebura, and the engineer. Other damages and loss alight, Weaaaer PraMUIUUn. Washington, Sept, 1. Indications for the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys and Lower Like region: Diminishing pressure, southwesterly winds, warm, partly cloudy weather and local rains, followed by increasing pressure and generally cooler, northerly winds.
Dr. Iluf nton Interviewed. Washington, Sept 1. The President
is having a quiet, comfortable day. He chewed another piece of beef tteak and swallowed the juice early this morning, and since then has had a little chicken cooked in milk beside the usual allowance of beef extract and porridge. All the symptoms continue favorable. In a conversation this forenoon Dr. Boynton said the President is doing as nicely as they could wish to have him. The slight fever which occurred last evening and which is referred to in this morning's bulletin was not, Dr. Boynton thinks, a matter of any great consequence; its duration was transient and it was nothing more tliiu one of the fluctuations which
are to bo anticipated so long as the patient remains in bis present weak state. "Has he gained any in bodily strength!" inquired the reporter. "Not a great deal. I think he made a little progress in that respect yesterday as much as we could reasonably expect His general appearance, however, has im proved considerably." "What is the condition of the gland this morning I" "It looks very well." "Is any danger to be apprehended fr in the opening into the mouth 1'' "Not the least" "IIow is the wound doing!" "I should be a little better satisfied if
it discharged more than it does, but its
condition has improved. The pus which comes from it now is much better in
character than heretofore."
How soon do you think the President
can be moved!"
"I can not say definitely. It depends
upon the progress which he makes during the next few days. If he continues
to improve as rapidly as he has during
Uie past thirty-six hours, it will be safe
to move him before long, say within a
week."
"How do you think he can best be
carried !"
"I think he can go either by water or
bv rail without any suffering. He is not
subject to sea sickness, and could staai.
when he gets better, a good deal ot gentle, swinging motion. He could also be moved in a specially fitted railway car without any injury."
" Would not the sudden roar of a pass
ins train be likely to give him an injuri
ous nervous shock!"
So, I think not He is not very ner
vous; movements ana njises in nis room
no not disturb him as much as they would a well person. Even the falling
of an object suddenly to the floor does not startle him."
"What is the particular danger to be
guarded against in moving him!"
Uver taxing nis Birengia. tie is not
veiy likely to oe injured in any omer way."
" where do you tmnx ne win nrsi oe
taken!"
"I have no means of knowing. Possi
bly to Long Branch or one of the north
ern seaside resorts, i ne question nas
not yet been decided. It will be fully considered and discussed when Doctor Agnew returns to morrow."
"Do you think that ins patient is as
well aa yesterday!"
Quits aa well if not better.
A strange Mnlclde. Detroit, Sept 1. Quite a remarkable case of suicide occurred a few miles from Ithaca, Gratiot county, this State, Sunday last A man named Martin K. Walker, lived on a small farm there, formerly a prosperous stock raiser in California; but 16 years ago come east and five years ago settled on the place of his last residence. Drink and gambling were his besetting sins, and he finally lost pretty much all his little property remaining. He went into a fleld.stripped himself of his clothes, fired a brush heap.put a gun to his head, snapped it three times without dischaging it, intending to kill himself and allow his body to fall on the burning pile.
Sunday last he earned this singular at
tempt at suicide into effect and was found with the top of his head completely blown off, and his naked body partly burned, on a blazing brush heap, which he had kindled. He left a letter announcing his dettrmination and expressing confirmed hopef nines as to himself and warning his children to avoid whisky. He leaves a wife and several grown-up children. A Riir Fire in London. London, Sept. 1. The wine and spirit warehouse, 45 Cheapside, the India rubler warehouse of P. B. Cowhill & Co.,
Broad street, and seven other buildings on the same street were burned to-day. Loss $1,000,900.
nies explicitly that he ever wrote or knew anything about any such letter. These efforts to frighten Germans from leaving the Fatherland, where trade is in a bad condition, where taxes are heavy and where the enormous military establishment is eating out the very life of the nation, to come to America, where
they can greatly better their condition, are sure to result in failure. The multi
tudes landed almost daily at Castle Gar den prove this. Lake Tahee.
The Tahoe Tmttur asserts that a great many erroneous ideas about Lake Tahoe
are in circulation, and announces that hereafter it shall be a special part of its business to correct them. Here is the first installment of corrections: "It is situated 6,220 feet above the sea, is 22 miles long from north to south and 12
miles wide, the general contour being a parallelogram.' The greatest measured
depth that we have good authority for is 1,506 feet The temperature never goes below 39 deg. Fahrenheit, and in the eujimer never above 60 deg. unless it be near the shore in some sheltered cove or where a stream of sun-warmed water runs into it. At a depth of i
500 feet the temperature never changes, being 89i degrees. This fact accounts Icr another that of drowned persons never rising the water being so cold that no gases are generated; hence the body in time simply goes to pieces from the action of the water. It is as buoyant as any other pure water at the same altitude, there lieing no appreciable difference in the readings of the hydrometer; hence the statements that wood does not float for any time, persons can not swim, and the like, are fallacies. The air being very light at this elevation above the level of the sea, exercise of any kind, either on land or water, can not be so long continued as in lower and heavier atmospheres."
! Kichmond Wtaoleeale narkeu. ! Kichmohd, September 1. 11.
Out-Naw, SS. Timothy Hey-CU 00&tU 00. Wheat 41 6. UTS STOCK. Calves 00. Cattle- 4 Ut4S4 50. Hog as Xkj5 60, Sheep Selling at 5 OOt&S SU, Lanibe 4 UUe! uu. FhODCCE. Bntter SOtsiaae tor good country
-,u. uu per aoaen. Egga Uo per doMO. Honey njttf5c Lard Country, lie It eta II firocerr narkfb Bntter anctii Creamery, Sac Canned TouuUoe ; per doeen, 11 SO. Carolina Hue lu : It. lye, CbeeM UtfllBe, Citron tuo. Coal Oil lio. Coffee Green Bio, lS'-ifl.Vet JSe ; muted, lSe)
mo; uroenai.Ta. aesaae; luultHL ittvtdo Com meal a Ou. DriJ Beef 5a Dried durante NstlOo. Dried Pweonea Bfro ; evaporated. Eggs 15o. Floor 00i9M 00. Lard Ue. New Fig. 9Se. Peppar ast. Prune Turkish. 10a. "rifling ase.
Buaar Brown. 10e m m : white, lis. arannl.
leu, uo; powdered, iao. Syrup 6u75e aj gaiion; New Orleans, SOdTO;
iulMe, i la
IBM Ocyl 00. Vinegar 2Jo sail, for eidar: Motor whit
wine. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
BOOTS ANO SHOES
YOU WILL FIND
-TP.K-
MOST COMPLETE LINE
-OF-
Fall and Winter BOOTS AND SHOES
:AT:
CUNNINGHAM'S, . . . : .' . NO. 589 MArNfSTREEU
rNoTa. The market and stoek report, given below are quotations of to-day. tranMetioua, reeel ved by telegraph from the diflerent eitie. aftw 13 o'e look thla afternoon, and speaial pain, are
" k pra hwu oorrecmiy. Header, or tn.
riLLiDiCM can get tneee report, in no other
paper until tn. day foUowingJ
MATHERS' COAL YARDS.
A Plain-Colored Cub mere.
New York Hall. A beautiful plum-colored India cashmere is made with a smoothly fitting polonaise. The underskirt is formed of striped plush and cashmere, the plush being uppermost in the pleating. The polonaise buttons diagonally from left
w ngni, ana a Dreaatn oi piusn is inserted diagonally in the front drapery. A simple rolling collar is at the neck and a band of plush forms the cuff. A costume which may be classed among the antique styles, which show the effect of the English esthetic school, is a dress of India cashmere in garnet A baud of shirring is at the
waist, the sleevesare puffed from the elbow to the shonltltr, but fit the arm close
ly to the wrist w Are they are finished by
A high fraize of lace
full tAbot iw placed
New Vera Tloner and stack narkeii Naw Toax. Sept. 1, 1881. Money, &6 per eent. Prime mercantile, 6t$o. Bar bLlrer.here, 114. Mar silver in London. 61 U nenee.
Exchange steady ; 47t for long, and tSSii tat
Government quiet but firm. State bonds dud. Kailroad bee art tie. in light demand, btock., since 11 o'clock .peculation ha. been rather weak and at noon price, showed a further
uwuuc oi 7. to per cent. .. extended.....101H I Kewv,ooupon113 New 5s, oouvwn, 101 New 4s, coupon, US Faoine 6a, 89, ISO bid.
Bock Island ISSfc
x ermine ...HSH. ......
a flowing ruffle.
trims the neel
down the front.
All the butt.
small ana inou
cases are covcredi
is no more tendt
tian last season.
rt. Wayne 139 Pittsburg 19 Illinois Central 1S7 1 Chi. Bur. Qulncy.151 Chicago A Alton lit do. preferred ISO
N. Y. Central Ml Harlem SMO Ltfkke bhore Canada Southern. 63 Michigan Central. Klv, Krie. 2 preferred b4 Northwestern -13H preferred 1:I5U
8k Paul 114 preferred 1S9 DeL A Li lasj.
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iei. Hndaon. N. J.CentraU . Heeding
Oiuo
ireftrreu..
Cbea. A Ohio..
seen on dresses are c Hon s, and in many
lv the trimming. T here
'y to bouffact styles
Some of the sleeves.
instead of being puffed from the shoulder to the elbow are puffed from the el bow to the wrist, and the upper part of the sleeve is plain.
1st preferred. .
ttd preferred.
Mobile Ohio
Clev. St Columbus. Cfl.it C ...
Ohio Central....
L. K. A Western...
Peoria, V.AK SSlt.
Ontario A Western 1. li. Je W 42
107
. S9. 61 37 1US an 33 M4 ttl
25 1,
Mar. Cin.Ut pref 11 9d nreferred a
B. C U. N eon Alton t T. H 40 preferred ex div 9S Wabsh.. 47 J, Dreferred
Hannibal A St. Jo 8S preferred.... l'S St. I A San Fran.. 4 iireferred 71 st preferred..106 CHtL. N. O 73
Kansas A Texas
Union Paoiho 1194
ivnm i Mino bv. Toim I'aoino 61 Northern Psino 994,
.ireierrea ....... 7V Louisville AN h 96 W
Louisville AN A. 69 Houston A Tex. 90
Denver H. Q f 5
preferred lof
MMnpbu A G 75 Wottorn Union r) Peaino Mii Adiuiis 1;H
rarno. lin American. ... H64 United btate. B7W
yuiokilver......... 15 preferred......
I am now prepared to furnish Fall and Winter's supply of fuel at most reasonable terms Call and see us before buying. Near Union Depot. D. L. MATHER.
NYE'S CHINA PALACE.
Pere llystcintlte Conilsg Paris, Sept. 1. It is stated that Pere Hyarinthe will visit the United States in
the Spring. A Large Failure. Loncor, Sept. 1. Sjwakman & S?n, stock brokers of Manchester, have fail
ed. Liabilities 80,000.
A BAKBER SPECULATOR,
Uh l.-fl hi CiiKlotiirr'n face Hi Shaved en Ilrarlnir (bat beat Had Dei-lined.
If
Cincinnati Oasette. A rather ludicrous incident illustra tive of the speculative mania which has seized on people of all stations in life,
a ad at the same time a good enough joke on one of our prominent merchants, occurred yesterday as the result of the unusual decline in the Chicago wheat market. Mr. Charles Fox, of the firm of Fox & ThoniHS, h-d tutored a Uiusjiial establishment, aiid, divesting himself of his coat and vest, had made himself comfortable, and submitted his face to the razor of one of the colored gentlemen, who, of course, entertained him on all the topics of the day. One side of the face had been lathered and shaved, and the other was just undergoing the
first operation, when a dusky friend of the barber rushed frantically in, shouting, "October wheat's down to twentytwo and three-quarters." The barber dropped his razor, and even left off in the middle of his conversation, and with
no further explanation than "got to go t" the bucket shop," started for the door. Mr. Fox suggested mildly that his face lacked that symmetry which is necessary to beauty. The specula'or only answered as he rushed out of the door, "Can't help it; ain't got no time; got to go to the bucket shop." Trjrlna teCbeck Ciermaa ICmig-ration New York Tribune.
The unscrupulous methods resorted to in Germany to check emigration are shown by the publication of a Prussian newspaper of a letter professedly from
the German Consul General in New York. This pretended letter is made up of outrageous falsehoods about the con dition of trade in this country. Business in the United States is said to be on the eve of a panic, the number of fail
ures is nnpiecedentea ana mere is no
healthy activity. It is farther asserted that it is very difficult to get work in this country, that many emigrants who have come here are in the direst distress, and that if the exodus from Germany to America doea not cease or greatly diminish the emigrants will suffer the most frightful destitution- Persona who oppose emigration evidently believe in heroic doaea of mendacity to accomplish their object. It would be hard to get together more lies than in the same space. The German Consul General, of course, had nothing to do with the matter. Be is a gentleman of high character, and he de-
ln AiueabMry Surgeon'. ITIjl-riou Patten f. BprinfrBeld Hepubliean.
A stranger drove into Amtsbury one evening recently to find a surgeon for a
man who, he said, had been hurt a few miles away. A young doctor jumped into his wagon, and when they had driven a mile or so the stranger told the doctor the affair must be kept secret, and he
muit Diinaioin mm. ihe doctor as sented, and a thick handkerchief was bound about his eyes. After ridine sev
eral miles further they came to a hut in the woods, and the doctor was taken in and the bandage removed. lie saw lying on a cot a middle aged man with a broken leg. There was a si?k mask over his face. No word was pnoken. and the
man, who was handsomely dressed.scarcely groaned while his leg was set. A well filled puree was given O the doctor, and he was driven back blindfolded to the
village by the mysterious stranger, who said the injured man was traveling in
cognito. The doctor does not know in which direction he was taken, and is reticent about the afT tir.
(iltAlX A.IO PUOIHCE .VI A K K KT.
New Vora market. New York, Sept. L Flour firm and in niodor-
e uemanu ; reoeipt. 16,000 bbls ; sales 1H.U0O bbls.
taisc nigner and modetatsly active: e&les of H,iM bushels No 8 red Hepteinber, II 45 ' liO0 bushels October, f 1 47(1 47 ; ItCIXM
vuduvk. wutsujuw, i y (i ou. ; Jo,uuu bushels December, tl 62cSl B2. Corn HSHo higher
uivuri,u)uuiuinB MiH OI OBO.UU OUBnel. I mixed western spot, 6767c : futures. 71 U,a7si
Oat i without important change ; sale cf 1SU.UU0 bushels, including No. a October, 44$t4ic ; No-
""". " ; western, usxuo. rJeel duuaodiu busers' favor. Pork very firm quiet. Lard about 6c higher and fairly active; steam rendered. $11.60. Butter firm and in fair inquiry. Cheese firm.
"" una uui m iair demand. Molasses unchanged s.nd quiet. Petroleum firm. Bloe fairly
active and nrui. Coffee firm and quiet. Freight, dun Bpirita turoeotine firm at 61c. Hosin strong.
silver Dollar.. American Mining Record. About 98,000,000 of standard dollars have been coined in this country up to this aate, which, if valued at the rate at which silver is valued in the cash reserve of the Bank of France, to the extent of nearly $250,000,000, would be worth $101,200,000.
Baltimore .Market. Baltimobb, Sept 1 Flour quiet and unch.ngd. Wheat, western, demoralized ; No 1 winter red, spot fl 401 404; September, II li ! 4SV; October, II 4U&1 6 J. Corn, western, demoralised ; mixed spot and September. 0U!o asked; October, 7J71o ; November, 7eJto Oats quiet and easier; west.-rn white, 4B50c ; mixed, 4-49o. KyeUoll,$! iitl 12. Hay uuiban-jed. Provisions firm and unchanged. Butter firm ; western grass, 14(922e. Eggs lower, l&17o. Petroleum unchanged. Coffee quiet and unchanged. Sugar firm ; A soft, 9 Ho. Whisky firm, tl 20.
"Jiuw unctiangea. eie v neat, VOjjJ bush, els ; eorn, is71,iiCJ bushels. The wheat and corn ifcarketa are both demora'Jst d by word from the Canton Elevators tbtt in conseruenee of large accumulations of grain in the Elevators and on the tracks, notice will be given of an iTicrease in the rate of storage, it relief is not immediately
Nye's China Palace! THE BEST QUALITY OF SILVERWARE KNIVES, FORKS AND SPOONS. OF ALL KINDS. LAMPS AND CHANDELIERS. All of thess Goods you can fully rely on being as represented. R. W. NYE, 830 Main St.. Hittle Block.
It is expected that 60,000 Masons and 10,000 troops will visit the Yorktown celebration, and there will be thousands more who will be mad because they could not go.
Mr. Ilolloway, the maker of pills, is reported to have given upward of $3,750.000 for philanthropic purposes during the last five or six years.
At present there are 820 boys in the Girard College, and the new building will accommodate 200 more for which there are 500 applications.
Mrs. Rebecca Carv the mother of Gen. 8. F. Cary, and a great great grandmother besides, celebrated her 90:h birthday
at College Hill, Cincinnati
The conductor of the orchestra at the
Josephstadt theater, in Vienna, has given
tne vionn parts to members of the isj: sex. The members of the New Hampshire Legislature drew pay for eighty davs' work and were in session a total of 171 hours.
Cblc&sro vfaraeu
Chicago. Sept 1. Wheat, barring eash, which shows a drop on account of the collapse of the c omer. is active and higher for ear lot. ; tl 34 for
caaii; i settlor September; fl 96 for October; SI 28 for November. Corn firmer ; B91c for eash ; 6iHo tor September; 64 .e for October. OaU steady ; 37c for cash, September or year; SWae forOotober. Bye, 1 03. Barley 1 01. Whlaky, II 16. Pork firmer; 118 Ou for eash ; 117 93 bid for September ; 1B 20 bid for October. Lard strong
4ju uiguez j u w itjr oaen ; 911 av. ior oetooer. Hogs hecei.t. 17.000 head ; market fa'rly act ve and steady, S GOgS 95. Cattle Beeeipta 6110 head; market firm; export, fS 16(46 Su;
""Shipping, as edo 0J; medium to good.
ClnclnataU .viarkeu Cuicinatt, Sept. 1. Flour strong ; family JS 90 &1 10; fancy, 17 S&7 75. Wheat firmei ; No. 2, red, 1 37il 37. Corn firm; No. 3 mixed, ats;
mixeu ear, laa uui auu ; no. a 430. Hye quiet ; No. 3, II 12. Pork nominal, 190 CO. lard firmer, (11 80ill 25 Bulk meat, firm; 17 7&310 uu Beeon steady; 18 5C10 75U 37. Whisky steady at tl 14; combination sale, of finished goods, C3T barrels, on the basis of 11 14. ToImo fflaraew . Toledo, O, Sept 1. Wheat, firm ; No. 2 red cash. 1 38 ; September, II 30; October, $1 414 asked ; November, 11 44 asked ; December, $1 i asked : the year, 11 39. Corn, high mixed, 67o asked; No. 2 September, tic; October, 66c; th. year, 54 He- Oat nominal.
. Petrolensa .TlxrkcC. Ctrnum O- Bent 1. Pr-tmknm onlet :
todr1 wtritu 110 diwi M twt Tn.
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