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VOLUME III.
RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA. inilTiSDAY. MARCH .".0. ISTC.
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UKXERAL NEWS CONDENSED.
On the Oth ofilbrch Senator Simon
Cameron celebiirTed his 77tn birth-Say
in "Washington.
The people of NewYork have ob
tained a -verdict of s-ix miiiioLs of dol
lars Against 7vee
A fire at .Spencer. Ind., IMarch 10th,
burned five business houf.c3 and a
livery ttablc. Lose, 50,QC0: insurance,
9,000.
Ed "Willing, a musician at Cairo, II! ,
3Iarch Oth, was shot and probably
fat-illy injured, by a man named Lop
ping. A lumber and shingle mill at Cedar
Springs, Michigan, was dcstrpye.l by..
' fire, March 9tb. Lc$s,$lStCQ0; insur
ance, 18,000.
On thcllrf Maicb, Mr. Taft, the
- -tew Secretary f "War, was swora into
efiiee t-nd tMcred upen the discharge
of his duties.
The front ouilding of the Rochester
(N. Y.) Brewing Company burned on
the ruoinix g ol March 11th. Loss, 30,-
000; insured.
The "Wilmington Conference Academy,
at "Wilmington, Delaware, burned on
the morning of M-.r'j icHi. Los3, 50.
000; partialis insured.
TLe frilure cf Eastman & Colby,
lumber dealers ol Reckporl, New York,
has been i.ni.ouneed. Their liabilities
are stated at :f 400,000; asset.-:, $2500.
Belore adjourning the Alabama Legis
lature uuanirrrusly adopted resolution?
extending greetings ol fraternal good
" will to all the people of every S:.tc and
Tcriifry in lie AmericEn Union this
Centennial year.
A fire in Boston, Mass., on the evening
of March Uth, destroyed pre pjrty valued
at $52 000; insurant. -15,10.;. The
hall known as the the 4-oid white tavern."
ol revolutionary f-juie, was parnaliy
destroyed .
It is reported from Srn Francisco that
an arrangement has been completed lor
the government to take the product of
the "Virginia "and Cnlilnnn? '"mines
for-ajnar and apply it to the icsump
tion f specie i-ay meat.
Daniel Dmv of X,v York, his faile 1
'with hetvy liibiltti..-- ho star. pr.ib-
. ably about fijl,09. He h:i ; b.en in
"Wall street lor thirty yer,, aiddites
the beginning of h.s lina-ii msfjr-
tune to the loss of a million on a corner
n Northwestern stock, two ot three
ycrn aqo.
Another Tornado visited portions of
3!issouri on tie night of March 20th.
It struck E izaNjthtown.oa the ills -.ou.-i,
Kansas fc Texas railroad. Seventeen
houses were profetrattsd, five pwsors
killed, and several irjured. A mill
near Hannibal was blown clotvn. TLe
t damage to timber and fences is ver
great.
On the 13:h cf March, an engiuc ex
ploded in Union depot at Inu:i3.ip:lis.
It was completely wrecked with another
engine standing near it. A. E. Moore,
an engineer, was instantly killed, and
Isasc C. Ballard, a firem-iu, danger-.. nsly
injured. The west end ol' the wall of
the depot and a portion of th buildin"
-were completely de3.t.is.hci. L3s.fom
510.G09 to f 15.000.
I A terrific v.ind, v.ith rn sad tnuu-
dcr, visited a portion of the Xorthwe.-t
on the afternoon of M-irci? 10. Ii seems
to have extended from Qainey to tiie
irorthern portion of lof.a. and tc have
lhwi specially seyere alone th- banks
-of the Mississippi. At Hsz?! Green,
Grant count v, "Wis., a town of 1.000 in
habitants, caiefiy lead miners, nine
persons were killed, and n.any badly in
jured. In regard to the shower of llesh in
, Kentucky, Prof. Sniitn, the scientist of
Louisville, sajs: la my mind, this
matter gives every indication ot being
the dried pawa of the batrichian rep
tiles, douotiess that of the fro. They
have been transported from the pond
ana swampy ground by currents ot
Grinds, and have ultimately fallen on
this spot, where they were found. This
is no isolated occurrence of the kind, I
having come ticross mention of several
in the course ot my reading. The only
one of which I can now fix the date is one
9 recorded by Maschenbroek.as occurring
in Iceland in 1GT5.
A strange report comes from Polk
county, Ky., about the fall of a shower
of flesh. A Louisville dispatch oi March
10:h says: Capt. J. M. Bent, a retired
lawyer of Mt. Sterling, Ky., and a gen
tleman well known for reliability." ar
rived here to-night with specimens of
the flesh which fell last Friday, in
Polk county. " The flesh covered two
acres of ground, ana resembled mutton,
and left traces of blood on the trees and
fence?, which were touched by the falling
flakes; chickens and hogs devoured it
with a relish. The heavens were ecu;
the fun shonf, and c uly fit-ating clouds
were visible at that tirre, 2 r. m. March
3. Quantities of the fie t: have bta-n
preserved. That brought to Louisville
was jjiveu to Prof. Licence Smith, the
5pll known scientist, who sys it is no
""aoubt 8cimal flesh, lie purposes mak
ing an ex-tsiinstion to-morrow,
Uyelos I'Mi that Live in Hot "Water,
A ,most singular ducoverv was Tester- eTf'TZ??:!?!? tei! wzz i ' -' lJcetbOTon ut?u to sit lor hours at the
UJV m&ae in tile bavsge Jlme. This IS ,co " nrzur lo wtenrt ; .(,:tic n re-luMoa wb vii& cvamxx:s- Male piaao, Jiuprieiuy tut- i-us;uvi wcj
the filing of living frh in theater eSS?c"Sl" "r? J .Al3-"d ' he afterward jotted down on paper, as
now flooding both the Savage and Hale ?fluVd" subsequently elaborated into the ruu-ic
and Xorcrors Mines. The fish fourth ! he5cyfpefh"lierrmb-' Ve-toI l "' ' addrctU'br Mr Cunneu or idiho. ' 'cocniine with which he astonished the world. If
yesterday
aitciiuou uiiu up me'jmcune in ine
r.n. -..... T.,r.-j .? i? ? I
lari?e iroii hoistinr- tAntr. nnrl Hnm,.orl
-r- , - r-
into the'pump tank at the bottom of
vertical shaft. The fishes are ejeless.
and are only about or 4 inches
lenth. Theyare blood red in color.
The temperature of he water ia writc'Si?
they.are found ia 123 degrees Fahren
heit almost scalding hot. Yfnen the
fish were taken cut ot ths water in
which IheyVere found, and placed ia a
bucket of cold water, for the purpose o!
hems; brought tj the surface, they died
almost instantly. Tne cold water at once
chilled their life blood.
In aj p2arance these subterranean
members of the finny tribe somewhat
resemble gold fi.-h. They seem lively
and sportive enough while in their na
tive hot water, notwithstanding the fact
that they have no eyes nor even therudi
ment; of eyes. The water by which the
mines arc flooded broke in at a depth of
2.200 feet ia a drift that was being
pushed to the northward in the Savage.
It rose In the mine a'so in the Hale
and Noreross, the two mines being con
nected to th height of 400 feet, thit is,
up to the l.SOO foo level. This would
s.-eiii to prove that a great subt rranean
rest-rvojr or lake has been tap: ed, and
from this lake doubtless cixne the lish
hoisted from the mine last evening.
Eyeless fishes are iiiquently toond in
the !ikes of large caws, but we haw
never beiore heard f.l their existence in
either surface or suMeiraneau water the
temj.erature of w.-.ich -.vas so biyh ss is
the water ia t!.e-e mines. The lower
workings of th" Savage Mine are far be
low '.he bed if the Cjison Hiver, below
tiie bottom of ihe Wusl.oe Like bei.v.
any water lunaing or stuudi'j auywhtre
w.thin a di-tce ot ID ?inle of the
mine. Viri-u.i tXtt Ki-prue.
J'olitical Convention
March 22. Pennsylvania Democratic
couwntion, Liacaster.
March 22. Xew York Republican
conventioL, Syracuse.
March 2H. Pennsylvania Republican
con vea tfoa, Harrisburg.
.M trch 2'J. Vermont Republican con
vention. Burlington.
3I:irch 29 Ouio Republican conven
tkii, Columbus.
April .". National Convention ol
Colored Men. Nashville, Tenn.
April 11. South Carolina R. publican
convention, Columbia.
April 12 Virginia Republican con
vention, Lym':barg.
April IV Indiana Democratic con
vention, Indianapolis.
April 20. Georgia Democr&'ic con
vention, by Congressional districts, to
elect delegates to the National Conven
tion.
May 4. Maryland Republican con
vention, Frederick City.
Msy 10 Michigan Republican con
vention. Grand Ripid''.
May 10. Alabama Republican con
vention, Montgomery.
31 y 17. National Greenback con
vention, Indianapolis, Ind.
May 17 National Prohibition con
vention, Co vJand. Ohio.
Msy 17. - Tennessee Republican con
vention. Knoxville.
May IS Kentucky Republican con
vention, Louisville.
Mav 24. Kansas Republican conven
tion, Topeka.
May 24 Alabama Republican con
vention, Mo.it.omerv. (Minority call.)
M-ty 24.- Illinois Republican conven
tion, Syracuse.
June 14. Republican National con
vention, C ncinndti.
Juno 21. Fiond.i Democratic coaven
tiou, Q lincy.
Juue 27 Democratic National con
vention, St. Lou s.
31ultuin in Parvo.
Anger manages everything badlv.
Stadtus.
He best keeps from anger who re
members that God is always looking
upoa him. Plato.
Thou tremblest before auticipsted ills,
aud still beraoanest what th-ju never
lo?est. Goe tin.
You think much too well of mc as a
man. No author can be as moral as his
works, as no preacher can be as pious as
his sermons Richter.
It is with cettaia yood quslities as
with the senses; those who are entirely
deprived ot" them can neither anpreciate
not comprehend ttiem. Rjchefoucauld.
In a debate, rather p.ili to pieces tne
aigument cf thy antagonist than to of
fer him any ot thy own: for thus thcu
wilt fignt him iu his own country.
Fielding.
Associate with men cf good judg
ment, for judgment is found ia conver
Sition. And we make another man's
judgment ours bj frequenting bis com
pany. L Fuller.
That man is little to be en vie d who
prtriotism wouli uot g.dn force upoa
the plain of Miirathon, or whoso piety
wouid not grow warmer amou the ruins
of Ions. Johnson.
i THE XLH th CONGRESS
i
Feat2 Tk'j7kzy Marth 3. Sens
I Horse Mr. I'ierc. eff'ri'd a rco'nt
ere. effwd reboot.... -
jltree oa Udisa afTai.r '
fcdencr cl open's? op tae ic -
Ffccs eg 'hecoaimitte,
qsiJi.tot3i cxpt
cl-.u -T-t
131 'ee r c ulfbtct rtin rnhc bill.
Mr. Tnc. prceen'td a t.t,'rfIjft?!:jtior de
c'minr 1. In order in ettle the limits of loridic-
titj orr hUh nltnti anc m -dc-spaa,'.r la clril 1
ottlce.-s of th- overament-r'-Ti.Ti d. djoS.nfd.
SENATS-"rf.frtV. Marrh 10 raster "Vr
l.o .1 t.ce'-'i'.: term o i l). net . r -f rtc j
I Rttfd tt.i m Ioa r-t'l. To- am-r-I-i
pen-s-1.. tfcc bi i r.-r -he enrai . i. i.f Nrw .Vt-i-
"oa a -tatr. ;ri po-ed hv :.' Cosaaait'cc en
Jer.i'irii'. w-re Errtd to. Tli r-i: ;r tii
tnt tb' coa-ltoioii to b formed -fca!. nc K
;al.I can lr. fore r.rn! fba'i be -abm. .d to tl e
pec; of the Trr.t"-y or 'heir ratiScs: r. ,.? -.
jtci lc st ti Itrn ri to be i. !tl ia N vcmcvr
viz'. If nrli cor.T:tt:-'oa l" r.-t.Sed. -!.e sc'iej
G-iirrr-or rhall crtiiT the aa:t to the IT -id- r.t
o" the ViA ' d -t-t '. t.I.o t hs.ll th-rtr.j n i;-a'
lit- 50 rlamatioc. cec rsn the s-tfc adrar'id
deriarir .: i1k tta'o aTaitt. d wtthriut any further
act .u !i'.:eur oa tt i- j,art ol t' ngror A'cr
jmt'd:cc.'-:on tn vote ws; jair-c; byovo'wof
yea-r. rat- 1".
The fbafr aruoacccd thit : rjir;d- ration of
h'V,- on tt.e rtWuiitT .. u'' be re-caii-d where
lefn.M ye:erj.-v. Th Crs-i !!! u.i- tl.st of S-en-aor
Wf -;ht r daring tbe -ala-v. or 'be l're-ldeat
of ibfc fait-.d Mate- to 4'.5.u.j ;-er oraam, bet
lcore 1: n coEl''erd thr Senate went 1no
m rn-lve scs'ion sad foon s.rttT aaienraed till
Mrictiiy.
Ilt-r-K. Aft?r fntae na!raror-aa bnlnef- tht
H wf went into cotnini tn or the wjolu oa tin
ivEii'la,tfj at d indie1 : ;';ritpr'.t!'ic b-!!.
Sptcfcp wrr aiil- by V!r I'ai. :. tf Kais.
on tbe eteral "!ibj-rt-f .t rr pad by l!-;r.
!lt'im' na-1 Wil tin ti curret-cy "qu"lioa
IhToaiiar ie ro-- withou. scion,
mum lirau i ;en: in reanrfe- and ex;ilna
tin:-, in re .rJ o tLe era of tbe witaesl
larib. aaii ih" IUu-e s.cj arned.
llovr'-atjtJa'j. M -re', 11 iK Atkia-.f-oia
th'- C'iznwttee ca i. pr irria'io:.. revrrt1 b-!!
a;)pro;ir!bt a oi buaireJ th n-.iii! doii- to
-ti;p' r deS- it-nr tn the a;','"o;ir.a'! in f r rr
tiln Si ni IrJ-ar-. l!r. fr m tn roa;aii!
t oa inir.tarii' uffaira reMr'ed r. bi ! -qiial'ze
!nia;,tlt rf -fiic.er- tf tne K'e war -vVr't-d 'o
couitn't'ce of tLe w' le aad rwrde thr -eiia' or
dTforT!-.'a. .Mr J nfc- Jatrt.Juc d a hi.! to
t'3"'tr't";iin02 bcr.s'i n,:u 'h I ;er..r t.
the Wsr Dciijrta'.fr.t rejVrred. Tjo H nr w-'c'
ii:-o c nsni.tff tf the hle oc -he j.iCic a; a it
le f.e ;iprofii i.ta bi'l. Scrtl -;eerhi
He 'ujile- Mr V rja i li-a n tiii.t rt.o"
w.th i'lr 'ir a,iof f(r tht; aricunaral buntu.
ct ke of th imjiort nce of fli-;r.ir ntte?t
ink'iSt'f U:i h bt ad wnait b ceriu-lv ii
'erfrrci! with 1' th 1! -n-on tr ff !-il. -rwuls b-ri.tu-
n 'a-A, t'jraaii'iee r e aad ihe lihitu ad
joara;d. tzsiyz-Xardij,: iWrA 12 -lae r.te took
cpthabn tti , ro-ir-r-for auil-cn!-tf,t c ai.
inrof ot- rir lre-d rt ud v cc i'r--.dcM.
-enitor lii.rtos ild ttie i I prono-ed-brtc lra-
pnrtatt c"anre )t rri'dst for d-bar or i x-
jii.M'iinli hrT.it.- was be:Lsre-artc : It
a prpvidr. ,., B-: t'!fra.. ii.ric.-Kt r.r i
tf ' - Strt ii. :.c it ;riiide. tu l-it . e
,... .. w. . u'ii - . . i .
r.'teofevtry State ba.i L' coun fd. ter-tor
lotittll t;u-'!i,. ,a .. v,.ttica or 'b- lu.i
Senator 'lacttsn favored t: e bi '.. A :a;;..tT
dic5 or. etssid bs- r.u drr:'e zu:n w'.
b.il ir iii:rSf. rn .Creerrcnt v.;ta the S ox
uaT'iin hhi. Ti'ra o a in hi 'air rcsiria- i
t:in fcr n-ce-purpt fe tr.i. laritn tfii rr 'i'Sc
:eat went iato crcctlTe tet on. aai ;oca
kfi'-r siour' f a.
i,fE The follow It f bii'r vn? 'r.tro-'ccsd :
15- Mr Il'wttuf -."! m. iToh ..-icfO!!r '"
i a fr m jinp"s.ec: ti.i:itt. r , i.ffi-r,
rrjfiitf. i jarac-s'e". B iir. I'ilire '. of T.c
ars'ef. for '.bi. bcrwi o' "cit l ,t- of I r Iran
C' ?.; r- ti iisr'ri; jcar'j. I'i.I t"i!'ti twecty
day- actin t. ivr! p'. to l ? Terrrr.;:.t en'
t"oT's;o -.rterc :t'r crat. .-t-.-al c Ip'-r-itirn
5u to r-orj:t' ,to and C"as"-l'.i" ie-r'Tirii'-"
ror. to provide fi r tbr'r ?pttdv Eirai-s:oa m
Jtat. . ' i ! t i laijK- a tss n the c:le- of
t'ocks, po'.. br.d s; vcr aMl b-,'.:,r. H I', to i
tenatojiart of rh-enco curtala Jiririler-J Kid
dova in . revifed sistat. Ilil. -rari- the
rth-of ay tv railrosJ crmpis'i ;hr.-ajh tte
ladfan Terrlt -iv. U- I licfia:!-; the Uil if
Apr-1. 1-tii. .-. i.csl faolidf v :a 'V.s-hlnstoc. Ilbl
to t-rorti?.- for -sort ctr afn ret araj.tior. !n 1STM.
Tbef'.iOR ig re-O'U'ioa ve sd-nitod: !.-
reel. nu the cjiinittt1 ,a rltr.5.r:a'.2. to la-
jii r- iuto fi-rrat ioa d'.v:
:n :!
drrar;nea havii c cbar-.-e ef rorfi of rsysr-'d
n..' v
tar ttoaaicnct! pn pertr. i:eo:n-fin caill: c oa
tL" Jje.rota-y to r--sd fr '.nionafloa as to de-farit:-ri-.--:ap
cj :ec'T3. lNrolm' n cal'ius
oa tn- cr'tary of V-zr fur la'orraaiiou a' o
whetatr prom ti is i:. ;be army jjte Jar.e C?
1:71. ban t-rn in aa, re. ace with the rejstd
si.vuit"... taa if ot. whv:
iir. I5a-".- ot ladi.iti a. offered a ro!sioa dc
cUnar ftt-.hc p-o; Is ol be I u'Mi WMt
co-.i t .te ilc i atL-. acd tit k.-Jiri- co
feder.cii o; Sta'e i r i.st.oL. Et.d decant thit
tie ate t.s-iftfce :eb. ,.-rn 'rr cisrnenib-tett
'f the V: oa vis-f sas.lc'f rd lidcirna.bie o:
an thtory of rifh: or ciafTit-tiriii'.itv. Amo
tion to Utyi fcd f e ri.'c c; d cctt tie no'c-
iion s r jected ts?.i'! : i:aTi. TJ; fo -h H-
&; btTii ; To-rd 'a ifcr afllrisat
iir. fcxof
. vr lork, rsf. red a er.t- . f rrsolnt.or". d
ciar:cx': I Th3' the (Jort n n tr.t : t' e i erkl
I n oa. SDd wa f rnteo by the perp!e ot the
-ii.rl i-tiitef :n :he'r ii ti-- sii cap. city; thai
tLer cht a. cl p ttrs of the ratted Mat--- tov.
ernnitiit arc dt riaed ted hrtittd by the Federal
cot ?t:t:!it. ad that the-. cs:ilo: be ec arred
bv at. ? rr.et dni-n tti the a-ti-atco. S i h
f e richt- o: -ht :a'f bare ths -arae jacctton
of tec critv in the f ei:etltut'on an th- rii:1-'. aud
power- if -he Kcc t' -. Ttrnaen-. cad thtt :be
Kca1 doratf .c zc. rrratn: rv the ffeta: State?
within tie l:rr:ts of the coft-t taii.r. i- ab.-o-'ate'y
Lcce-fsry 'cr tre iibertie f the c tiz n.
5 Tha the doctrii - that acy Mate hst a rtfb:
'jx d- rr tn the Taion tr'ic cr. 2-ct w.th t e
r po-je-asl arioi, a- con crap!:eJ b the
loiittiiu'i' r. aril -roa'd be r.card d j? btttj:
foi M-rezt.rcU'-b'-d b the rca t of ta- rt.-er-ci'v
I cct flv-r Treraie w t-apeat"cd aad the
r- rolu-:t 2r cdt-pted yi a-. ISO; aaj - 42
iir. Kflirj i tftr.-' Vf ol2i!oi d'tclaricit to
, ticsetfccj reucnio tra: tr.e i-ae o. coiG
T't t:r .; ttar-rp bord- lortbe tarthar-tf -l'e
a;5 k .jxjsrafsctcre lain coin "? aa anwi?e ad
a-rcial x;t i.ci-are of rabi.e laoney. rd
onsbt tc be u;-coct.rat d. It ft Ted. i!.-. WilMs
ctltrtd a rcro'.t.foa c.-. lire ft-r :c'crr?a-ior. :a
ri at'.t a to p.jrat at o! cottt.n clilra-
iKCe Jaa.
1M5. arc as to ubc'Ser there ca renat cora
b aatioa to d-'fracd the vemrr.fat. Adi jaraed"
Senatis TvhJj?. M-zrcft It. Tne bill loaraetd
the revue c fa vies, so as to ;iermT latia!
bans-'o orrauiz with a cpra! cf j:Ortw la
towHs irrepect.e cf popratioc. iras s r.-ir:
fros the ca.eadr si.d iaaeaattelv pestpoaed.
eator Loii ore-trted a ytt 'ior. ros 3C00
oidier nskitiTthe pas'sre cfab'll for'toeqa'
isation of bofUtle iiatlsr t. t-t passed y the
lat CcBcrcfS. Kferred. Oa motion f Satcr
Frelicshavec. thi bi'l fix ae tee falar of the
l-cicea:st F-S.KOwatUonKp. With bit It'
ll e dehsie lie qae-t -a at pat. sad the ya and
tav dssiaacro fo.'ou
Tia Al' n. Ctiry. Cir Jtiarc. C!ayto,
Cosklirc. C'oct'el". Dawef. Kerry, o'.if-w -tp.
Haral-oa. S--TC2or.. TharfCfcu. Wallace. Wove.
Wr.ht, Harver. ll!chcct. te-e-os. Loiac.
Lair. McC-frr-. Ke. vcDoaa:d. Maxcr, Jisr
rtll oi Wrooat. Mnrtoa Pa'.vr- a St.
NaT Bavar... Boutvre '. topper. DtU. Por
ev. Ooce of Nevada. McM'.l aa. Sil-ehel'. Fad
dock. Kovrfcn. Freic.bST. a Paral-.n. How-,
Ant o the bi 1 was ri5:d. AKer crecutlre
c?sios Scaa-e asj unei
llorss. Vr. G:oTcr. chsirass cf tie :c:
ccsa t:-c oc rci estite rxol asd Jit Ccie ia-
debteci.es. issdea report oa thr rori nsc ozi-
e s of tac wi-sefN Mr. Lal!it K- b urt-. to
rt.'-idto rrctscc the tK.k. ofb!.-rj. o.-to
5i.'I ri.iar. itiiUB is ;o VUO COCpOCC iie
re.il t?lie ro,-v . The r roc-f dtrps ol tee cearrli-
ii'i wprt1 rthi:. irrsr :ipn 7 ,tu.c t-.t -Ha .:i
..-. v.i! pnr.i. jj . ..- rt aJL .." v
h:rd ere r'.buttd S-tOQ fach isiwh :e pit.
- -V 4-W- . -" ... Jt T ttT lU.r.nEtf
nt'LtlvJC.Sfd iOr!i Hn'J.rv. t
i . a,j.r "- -
szsocnt. -w tilatej ?, h:ch :tbadcr:ie wi.-
He dcclireo to j;ve the nanie olthe p?:o whce
ntitt bad bses the parched. tie alo r
cliuedxo jiTeao tstii.cr lelaacc to isdivtd
t.le corapoflcs ttt pwl. Ke itld 'at '..'i: coild
. . - ! n.nt h- nt. rut of the .rjnverr:Ei-iii. h. would I -
desuit sctioa t-n tktr n-oiutus. , i"rc "" '"- . ; tie discovered tnat ne naa oetn overaeara
the i " l'?Ar?Z:$ fr,fc r on in; Dtn 'of , . .ab.a -S I composer aau .oa i.io au,o:a- ,!. sn.J alM-nt two years Mg she 'M wUu.r of 1S74 $ 527. aftt
Jiiujj iwi re 1 ttiicu-, ,ru"ircu, f. tt - . . J ,lrn ;..! 1 .. . I -
. y-.w r flr. 9 I r, . j-..
"' lirraconthe oa'fdc wr.iwr hi"na-ie inqaire's to ttf noa aee-icf3t or -a-v r-oiai , Jng room he was mceceeu :o tnohighest ! nanircroJj scajacii, losing oae eje, 50 1
' iMVSV.ritftt tax 16 th.-pi.tfct Ifce llon.-e .rt H.-OC-.J.-, , . , , .."... thr nn no p r.11, rM.ir. i,, th ! 3.0..34 ihe prtVlt-OS yr- aM Micro
"' h"&mte?$& ?$FAhllZf rS , uTl ,-.. "T : hWd, scarre.1. blind. aCd miserable cf 99 IPX Ptark-pKrW baa becntae
r5HaSS; '--f'-wnrteLta.4j.tomrrarjrlr i lj had become deal, uhde -a ork- - ho oler a flr ia !!.. LM f lh, ,eflJi eateri-ris. of ifce
JiIld1T W tKSr.vV k i '"'.out awlject ia h:a iniau, he would . Sins.s phlsce a X streer l!lc UaUtlf , , fc ;.,
1 - r . 1 .. . -. 3 . ii iT7.r - hr MjrMfn ttfir r.f 1 .ocru 1 1. 1 hn in u nvV,t ? ? !. .uri- Viman hr thro nir ei iii.i4ii mu4 I
1 '.iii ri 1 AiTr tafr' mirrnainn .- --. " - --- - .KaP' .- - . ir.iii: u:3 liuupt-- a . xiit.ajk vr Ji4 111 l ii a vui.u . v v. w v .. ; . . m j- nv 1
w.iwuum:b!i sto.f'.bs: mtp.r , deeocr than a moonless ni-'ht. and tral5; acoorc.ng;- se; ua aao orutai.T m.tr- avr.zi: rns jear. in rs.-i mere were ao ; sTK-wWa'ale
h:cb oper.uoLr weie to bi caccec. cd tai i entirely paralyzed. dered by Hop smg s hirtd sisassia ia a 1 of herds or impruvsd breeds. In ; "j;1
tiifa'.YIl ' " " cellar on the corner of Union and I j 1S75 there wre seven public sales i72 0; "".V. ".'.V". "...VZ
; be !:;- .e s."y tst ihsi '-- ;"ena". -is ome TrKit t Beethoven.
i sks atz-Trot' ftaay. Xare 15-Th?r n a
bo:t aad nn ta mst t'f-iOL of the Hecate.
, cjt ilule bcs.i.cfaarai:ikrtcd.
.tirl fnriHt r.r. rWf" in fror of lnnt r
if hlrrt.JV rin?' . 1U -Im.rr Tk. I
cciaaiit'ee ro; aud tin.,orfe scij arses.
j A Chapter of -Sodc lf SlK'illhltiugill
Miniiiit Sto'-k.-.
The pr-"tice in sock speculation
j bu,in'' what are termed, in brokers'
l ".
parlance, "privileges, wfcich has lor
some years been ia operation in Wall
street, is something new to our p?op!c,
but is being gradually introduced by the
brukeis on the stock exchange. For
those of a speculative turn, -a ho are not
possessed of a ba'ance a: the backer's
with which to make a purchase of 100
shares in Eat Rue, or GOO shares of Her
cules outright, this system offers an op
portunity lor speculation whereby the
operifir may, by exercising ordinary
prudence and foresight, increase his
capital from hundreds to thousanus, and
with but slight risk.
There are three kiii-ls of privileges,
viz. : "puts."' -'calls" aud '-straddles." If
the operator thinks that a certain stock
will go down, he secures a "put" upon
that ktjck; if he thinks it will go up, he
buys a "cail." A '-put" is a contract
trj.de with :; broker, wLich entitles the
holder to deliver to !.im, within a stipu
lated time and at a given price, a certain
amount of stock. A '-call" entitles th
holder to caH for or receive the st.'.ck at a
fixtd price, within a stipulated time. A
"straddle" is a d'.uble privilege, an
entitles the holder either to caii for or
deliver the stock at stated prices. This
privilege works both ways, and must pay
th investor, nruiided therein auv lluc-
'
tu itioa in the stock which the l,str-dd!e"
Covers.
x i.,,,,." , ,, .r-. , nl 1 ,. ''o-nivi.e
A I,Ut t-J-'rac. ii sou av a .gure oe-
inr -h.. rs-Vi.l -j- tlii t'mn ni f.n.-ip
10. lie io. Atr. 4t UI. UU1L (u L.IUii at. .,
j aaJa "ca.l" at a nni-e tt'-'ve t!iiiaarkt.
..
tLe margin appending somewhat v.poz
e nature of tiie StoCK and Its lluCtUSt-
ing crn.-p.cter tne urouer lcm;r.oi!:g a
wider m?rgm oa the mora active stacks.
A a:: iKustrriiioL, A. wishes to secure a
prii'ega u Etbt R e. Thi-. stock, ".
wiii suppose, h quoted tu tiie beard ;:
eighty tviv. Sy aying the broker f2 'j.
beside? his faia!! vhirh will be a
mere trifle;, A. will lj able to sccuie a
"put" contract for 109 shares of E-tst
Rie at eighty, for twenty or thirty day;,
or a -cail" contract f.r the sme amount
at eighty-four. Il the operator ha; been
v.atchinir tne market closely, day after
day, and is posted sr to the property,
prospee t'.ve tiividends, mangtmeut,
etc., he may form n opiui m -.s to weth
er tLis stk will advance or decline ia
p.-'ce wthtr. th? time n.mid in his con
tract; and. up. n ihf.t opinion, he wii! de
cide whether t buy a "pm" or a "call."
Should he thick the stock will go down
he buvs a -'put:' otherwise, he invests in
a "call." As an instance of what "might
h.ive been," a "call" for 100 pnarts of
the above named stock cou d have been
purchased, not more than lifcetn days
ago. at TO, and s.ild at the highest price
eince then at 90. making a profit of SO
per cent, or $200, which would leave,
after deducting the price paid for the
p-ivilfge, a net profit of f'175. on an in
vestment of $So. Uad the investment
been made ia a '-put" instead ot a '-ca.l,"
there would E&ve been a loss of ?Sj
the amount paid for t'.e privilege only.
TLe only risk is on the amount paid for
the privilege. A "straddle," as we have
? ated works both wars: it is bota &
.m;
ro;
S O-
"Pwt" and a '"call" combined in one
is safe, provided the stock advance
fecimes a jove or below the limits nam
ed m the contract.
In case there ie a stagnation ia the
market there can be no gain. "Strad
dles" are u popu'.ar during a steady
marke', i,u- ju ra?e itf panic they may
drove nimbly prufiubie. Frov. tht Denver
Xea.
The recent mail from Iceland repor'
that GOO of the inhabitants of the "Wc
Manca Islssd.-, scuth of Iceland,
probably dying of starvation, owiag
the unsac?css:ui n-hing. They seal '
Iceljind asking lor suj p.ies, which wa
dispvehrd, but a bottle was picked up
i C-U tl:C coast ri iceisnr. a m.'Siu agi
i c-il the coast cf Iceland a m.'nth ago
for only i na week, and famine was in
evitable. Commua.catios in winter is
aimost impossible.
1 Londoa was visited on the 11 hand
12th uit. with one ol the e?eases: sn-t
.
I tnrc Hcc-rrf.oil" fn,c miM ir 'irfC
AA.V-, M.. -W w.. .ww ..U.WM . .fc-
, .. T - i- t-i i
' KUOV.'S I&r 21SDT 8 Ui,. !DC -TiOJC FS,
On the 12th of JIrch. Tidentine
Becker was killed oj jamping from a
train nejir Ptutlleton. Ohio.
j ht 5UCh times -as hapnensd once when
!
: Cipriani Potter Callrd Uwm the jrent
morning, and walk for many hour
through the mt'St remote and solitary
places, through woods aud by lakes and
torrents, silent and abstracted. In ttti
wny he sjine;ime made the circuit of
V.enua twice ia a d.ir. or, if ne Mrc at
Ridca. !on eicursiocs across the coun
try. When er.zQd on his rcijnitijent
Sonata Appassioaate he one day took s.
long wklk with Ferdiuaavt Ries, his pap:!,
They vra:ke(i fur hour, but during the
whole time Rcatrioven noke not s word
but kept humming, or r-ther bowiinj,up
and down tl.ta scs..e. It -.as tbo process t strides in its production. In ls70 the
of incubation. On reaching home he '. corn enp f the Union wa 7(W,9I1 3-jy
sc-iteJ himself at tne piano w.riout tak- bushels. Illinois ranked tir-t of the
ing off his hat, and daihed into tLesplen- I States in this production. vith 130,000.
di.l finale of that aobie wurk. Unco J 000 bushels; L.wa second, with Cf,0i0. -there,
he remained lor son.e time, total t 000: jlissouri third, with OC.UOO.OCO
Iv rc-rdltss of the darknt-as, or the fact i
that he and Ries had L.ad nothing to eat I
for hours. His appetrince bee-Mae per- least oe-fourih greater than thit i f
feclly v.ell known to people of all clase-s j 1374, which would make the crop 1,000,
who excuimed, -There ia RisthoTCJ," . 000,000 bushels. Diit for the eariy Irosts
when they saw hiiu ; and it is ri-teo . at.d wet wetthtr, the corn-crop of the
that once,when a trvop of iharcoa:-brun- West would have been eaormou-ly ur
era met him on a country patf.thejstouil j priiiug. It is estimated that tiie area
to oas side, hc-evily laden as ttiey were, planted in corn ik Iowa us 5,000,000
to let him p-ss for fear tf ttoUid-ag the j acres, which, at the ratio of increase of
great master 'a meditations. Wnen com- j thw previous crcp, would make the pro-
sing ia his csn room at Lome, Le j duct of the S.ate 100,000,000 bushel,
would somvt.utsaw-.lLalijatiua revK-ie, t or over one jiith the product of th
pouring cold water e-Tr h:s hands a.tr- j L'nion. Hut the decrease in price more
nately, liom jug alter jjg.tid the l! ,or ( than balances the increase in quantity,
fthe room ..a, :nundatei ad the peo- so that the r.roducer will not tea! z o
plo came runbing uj stairs to know tr.e
cauie of the oslee. At his de-th he
left, bs:dee hii nnished works ,a quan
tity of rough sketches, c ntaining, doubt
irsj, the tfifli of m-ay moi works,
which never paiicd the Etage m which
tier appear tLare. Tne first draft, of
uis wtll-knewn comt0it:oa show the
..uccessive alterations which their sab-1
j'els sullerccl betere tuey picased him ; j
, w , ,
nnd these form a cicit .nter-jsticg studv,
as exposing his maaaerot working. One j . de-crease in the product oi SO per cent,
uf his cketcb-books has been pub lsicd ! or in rounJ numUers, G2,000,000 bunhels,
ia exteaso, hnd besides a host of matters I snd with the quality in roj'Ptdeiation,
cf minor iatrrtst.it octa:e three :ps.r- ; the result i not a tlstterirg one to the
ate uraf.s, at ler-gtb, of the fm;s ot his ! product r. In 1S70. Iowa prfiure: SO.
Symphonic. - a atnsidg proof of the pi- ! 43.i.'.2 bushel,; in 1S72. 3J.-1S71: 6
tisane wnu wluhthis great atd fierj i-u-hel; iu Is7; the area sow a was 3,-
reuusperfacttdbbmssurpieces. Eten
when completely liaisfced aud jierlected
to his own sxtiefactiOB, his manubciipt
presented mar.y dilccu'.tisu to the rer. ier '
and his copyists and ensrivers are said
to have had a h?.-d tijes of it. In one o!
his letter, in which h c:tcs his pub
lishers tiie corrections of soma pr ofs ol
a Etringed iuint, ha emclad'-s bj spy
ing thM, "It i- f'.-ar oVlsck. I mestpoat
this ; and I r.m q-i.tc hoarse with stamp-
in tad swear. n.'
An AlEiond-Kyed Helen.
Djnag the inqutst in the eause of the
death of Ge Wy Fang the other eren
inc, Sim Sing made remarks to the ef
fect that a woman was a: the bjttom of
the war in Chinatown, and the oie caus?
of it. Sim had a cousin who w.s mar- X inii " " wVw "
ried to a Chinese maiden, beauteous in "pected harvest. France will be a
form and feature, but a fiend at brart. j competitor tor foreign wheat, as her
See was born in China in the vear 153S. ! cu I h&s M W''Q rt'Prted a fflUurc
and married her hu.buand in the villa- I W,lb tt conump-ion of at lea,: 200,000,
ofSingPo. She was the daughter of ! C0 bushels, including icei, tins leaves
weulthv rsg pickers, and though thv ! t,;C Ur'e1 S:itC5' fth a ProtJ,lct of
were bitterl r opposed to tne mi.ice". 'XWkWO bushe.s, only 4G.O00.00O of
marriage became in a lew shon month.- , tLe -wr'' cro? ": eXP,r" Grer': B;U'
a thing of necessity, and to escape lrom ,' ain consumes 176,000.000 bushels annu
the renroache? and scorn ofhw relative I ali-T' -vtt doe3 no: P'oce enough to
the f.ir aristocrat and her hasbanlemi-
rated to America, and arr.vad at Vir-
i "
gmia City four years aqn. Unfortunate
ly for the domestic peace of the couple,
Hop Sing exercised his fiscinations up- j
on the young wife, and, allured by the
5ae figure, classic iei'uras, aai numer
ous accomplishments of the chief ot the
Hop Sing factun,the oblique-eyed beau y
consented to abandon ber liege I jri fjr
the wicked Hdd S.n'' Ths wa si sten
fraught with great dancer. Old 5am
Sing was willing to d-fend his c"t;s n
even bv sacrificing the life of the uafalth-
fa! wife. The cnB.ia timielf wa a
young man who had many friends ready
ana wil.inrr to defend him m anv ccti-n
he might take under the circumsnces.
All these considerations deterred old
Hop Sing Jromopenlv taking the woman
into the" house, andj accorcir.g to Sim
Sin?, the wilv C-lestbl determined tc
sdop; Klctr David's nl.a, and have his
tobwo-hnea Uriah asssssisa-ed as the
t . .
I SreiGtes, a
ni ?ifet war -.-ut of the
, .
i HirnrrtlTTs Thu ni r t.ii'i' t!ti;!nn(i s::
i .' - -- I --1.
streets, receiving eight stabs in vital por-
tion5 cf the body. Hi; wtte courned ia
good style for a etit, a2 then retired
i f . -t !"....!.. TrL a
i to Hop S-n's h.ireta ms his m -: tiv ''tJ
compinion. Sun Sing iranie IiV.1t :a -augurated
a war of revenge Mil killed
three ol Hop Sing' men. llp Sing
retaliated by slicing two Sam Siirs.
and thus the vendetta has been kpr cp
among theta to the present day. But
the way of the .rtHs'essor Is hsrd.
Ntw riva'.s est.-srgel the auctions of
he gifted Hop Sire from the unfaithful
I bv Ler f il v the Ch:ne-e war in Vtr-
iiia J'lrtni.x (JS'rr ) Chrnttie.
Annual KciMirt of theStTretary of the
Iowa State Airricultural Society.
The Des Momes correspou lent of the
Chicago Tniunt, gives the tollcwing
statistics from advance sheets of the
f jrthcotaisg report of the Sitretary ol
the Iowa State Agricultural Societ lur
the year 1S75:
O'rn has come to be the le:ding cereal
' of the State, and Iowa i making rapid
bushels. In 1&74 the product uns 54.-
000,000 bushels. Tne present crop is at
mucti as lrom the previous crop uy o,
000,000. The average yield is S4 bush
els per acre. This is not half v hut it
could be with proper cultivation. The
same quantity might be raised on one
Lalf the number of acres.
The wheat crop of the past year has
ben short in yield, and is f iaferb r
ouslity. Frr the United States, the
crop ol ld74 is nearly :n0,000,000
bushels. The harvest of lb'73 will shov
70I,00O acres, producing 43,4S";.0Cs
bu-hels, an increase in two years of
10,011,172 bushels. Assuming that
there was no increase t f -irea in the part
year, and accepting as a bnsis the ab-
strict of the dirtercnt c unties report
ing, an 1 adopting the average yield per
acre ofithe previous year, we have h pro
duct of onlv 37,700.900 bushels, or a de
crease of netny C.000,000 bushels.
Estimating it at th2 lowest cash price
(GO cents per bushel), we have a d.tlc't
of $3,000,000. Thee loss'-s do u.t o
cur in our own State alone. Rut eight
Stat' sin the Union are above the aver
age; and, while Iowa in 1874 was only
4 per cent below the average, the de
crease lor the yar close 1 is S3 per cent.
Of foreign c luntris. Russia leport? a
i i r..:i.. . i :- .5 : i .. :..
fe,jd her ?- whiIc :
J U;i5teJ SCi fea,i ensas of !iC EaroPe
1 ' :..
wnuc tne
pean
nations produce more grain thin the
populiti-n can consume, tiere ii cich
year a surplus lor export, aac, stp-.ratec
,'l- i
widely ss we are, a good crop ia cither
0- ..r
couatrv tenos to lower tt.c prices ma-
tenally. while, on the ether hand, a poor
crop tends to rauc the pricts. The
T-..sar nr:rts nf thi, rrl hT- nfl
.r.i... w.." -. ... w.v . - - .. --
stability, ami, wi'Ji the dcrea:e over
the whole reirioa, it remains tu be seen
! whs-t eiTect these exrKrts will have on
j marS' T3i-- " '"- """ "iV
close of acother harm:. The repp's
;h' ia Grea: Bri:";a frr
iTrajw.ifti anil f . c 4 ri r ar a a: V. n.
t . i-- l i-. -. . i...r,-.. v.,.
LB"eu -iakCa """ VUJU . '"
5'r-ten oa:h5 of !5TG cre 43.550,000
bcsels, and cf Sour, 4 35,573 hundred
ivs- Tbe aaount of when ia the
' t'ni'j State wl Ctnada in sight on the
1 H:h olt. w 1G 555,39 of bescels, of
which ew" iork J1'lo::e hid Jc s:oe 5d
, -as-- v-tn. oasne.
The department ofcAttle Is rjrot-ptr-
i nr. und ihffx-i ?rfWf? inirnrpniirt I
r .
tetanies fl'J4.4ij, aaa iim aaies a;
123 S25. 0: these. fi::j- 5 re were seat
to eUer Site?, rxA the reasiedar fib-
triwn'cd ' ?L:r'-n;h: . rTreat coca
tie in .!,. 6X0. A '. J : tme k
lnaividaRi !, od Hue r wtit Is hJgWj
atitfictory.
Th int tawiifrd ia iatorovqul
rteii f h j his 5irnc i jrcat pm
:Brac. Tue Bcrkaturc u 1 IVLai
(Tim are trs leading br-J. sad cm
to mrc-t the reautai of ih vtfr. Ta
somber of h pced in :h S;a; in
tkat a!! the saiwal is ouhKl.
'ITie L'i'.owiox is the priltt. t f ho
picked hetweex Narcutbr I iml 3l;cK
1, l74-u:
Numbfr of hrs 4-9 W5
Averce gr's wtighl, lb S5&.71I
Agv-rt cute c rw wttjjht. IU .IOJ,SSf,S3)
Average yield of lard pr
hcl, lt 5 CI85
A?'rete pouo-'s ol lard. . M.ITSSSi
Avetige price per 100 lla
gn
Agtrtjate rrt
IJrb. aar pork
Llrls. prime m
Br;,c:.ar
B.-in. ramp
i.55,3&l
or
The tU cip prinnisccf pniip(i;nts ro
turas cr'.y ia the iod, but wind
sforms did much dtimne. Tue are. in
t.l:s ffrtia inrvrlT l.OI'ViOaai r, wUick
protlnccd about S.tO0.000 bnhe!s, sad
added over ff.OOO.OtW t 'he wealth of!
the State tor the ffrxin lelori-.
The State jiroduct of rje, bfirloy
liuc's wheat, nel &zx, which are iniiV
cereal in Iowa, 1 e:lnr.tcd hi f S.SSH,,-
G-ii.
Th? ptrtto is a grat sUp' in low.
Ia 174 thr jfel I iw 7,590 M0 bnsfacip,
,n iccre f 1.023 Xh) buhel.i.
Kifimatin,.' the m nt SO.'W acrr, r.t
thi rtb ef increase the t'recat crop
will r.:eh !CfW0ttObi!ieU, produtiug
a rertuue of S2.2-W00.
Here, then, vre Lavvf a rrTraae from
lei ling product ae follows:
Crti (at 23") . .
CVtle
Hog
Oats
Other grain...
Pi tttoes
Wheat
. 29O0C.OOQ
l'.So,5SJ
t f00,000
S.C83.G41
S SmO.OOO
. lS."7fi,S50
ia less thaa Lweatf ?e.-.r low, will
.q 8ufficieat to fer'd f." world, if
sh ,
ho continue tu increase aci-oriiat; to
the ratio f the ptAt twu decn.Ie?. WtuA
he mot uari ii cheap tranaporta;
to market. A it nw t, it rrntiira
mstl n; f. urth Ikt prixitict to get tjti
rest to ruuritit
Tbe aanud . . u.n f ti n of th
Laioit Pacific R. R. took p'w:e ii B
ton, i'ch i?th, im fallows: Preblmt,
Sidney DiUoo, V.ro Preanlent, Klutoi
A tkin, Treaauref and Sacretnry, '.. II.
Rollins. The following wrs easott a
the Rar I cf Directou, each reclviag
815 2b3 vote' Oliver Ames, Klihe At
kin.-. .iic'T Dillon, J. beitrr. Ik-njamir.
E. IU-vk, Oliver Aoi-, Jr., Jurnos I).
Smith. Charles J. Obor:.e. Smuel W.
MiKp, Jay Gu!d, Kz-rf. II. linker, (to 6c
rcfl, tis father ot tn; sam? Mn.ni ), S. II.
II. Clrk, vice Ueoie A. Sot; Jo".
Rich: I- n, J-iB r'ntts. sad G. .M
DkIjcg. The ansc! rej-ort shwa tUal
the Lai n P.-.c.rl'' radrod's gro jn:n
iriBS hi 1-7"j, were fll I'O.l "2 : orerutts
tiptr.se arjd loa, fS t-S.0-7; 0urp!u,
17,011.7-';. Th? inrrciAe of r'HoJ-n-iays
over lost yir. 1,SS3 &"l ; increaso
f f eijwrB.e. U"7.U; insttrplite, $1,
3f)C.C07. Till: JZAKKHTSa
m:w tork.
Bof Ct
!!; Die xt
Y.ttmz- ifootf V' ctttU
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