Mattoon Gazette from Mattoon, Illinois • Page 2

TILE MA1T00N' WEEKLY tiAZCTriV FKIDAY, OVVQV.VM 14, iv.31. "'TTHT THE NEWS. I nrum MRWi. on two occasions her husband knockud her down, and once in Pern puahod her out of the bouse and closed the, door her. 1 i In a case in widen the street railways of Cbloiijro seelc to esoaj tbe naymont of a license fee of per car; Judge lrum mond gave ''city a 'judgment for arrears, which are estimated at $250,000.

The Oartield monument cmnmitteo of did not appropriate a dollar toward the atl'alr, While one hundred thousand persons are expected, thei-s are sleeoluf ac-coniniixlatlons for not over three thousand, and for rooms without board $10 jwr day will bs charged. The French visitors will be quarteredjat the hotel whei-e Lord Cornwallia capitulated. $ix companies of Wisconsin militia. Will bs quartered on board a steamer. Pasaemrers by a Southern Pacific, train CHICAGO.

WtmT Ootoier, N.aXT'l November, IMWusUHHt ltewmirer, ai.ao'.l.!sMi. Conn Ootobnr, t.tajo. ovotubor, 01 Offset ifcNx tutor, KM.uiio. t- i. (VrtKOciobun, inatt; November, 43)r (UllmOl December, tio.

Hvs-Outubor, November, IL08 CI.OHK. DAHi.sT-Ootober, IbOftatOSi November. fi.OHnim a 1. I'novistoMS. Mess Pork, October, sold at fl6.95aij.u0i Novoisber, at 17.00ilT.05i IV'oemher.

rtl7 JiO. Xard October sold at lil.dftftti.TOr November, I n.es4n.Wr-- Pe- cember, flt.m Poiatobs Bates of Early Rose ranted at 88 90o bushel. pnTTin Vfp (juotetCboloe to fanoyCreamery at OOuWw ana fair to sooa do tifoWo; sood to atr Dairy at 84(9a)a, fresb-made ltUe-paik-el lalTot Grease (KTo; twokhuf stock at lta 1340, CATTtsMarxet active. We tjaotes Extra graded and Expod; Prime to Extra Hhlpplnff Btoers e.HOM.60 Good to Choice Native 6.80M.iiO Shlppiug and killing Stears. i ITUKH6S FeiHlors, fair Hone Market steadyi prioes ranging from for llKbt packing and shipping; A00 1 W.70 tor heavy packlnir, and from IKO to 7.90 for rood to oboloe lots smooth heavy shipping grades.

EAST Lip Kit TY. Cattli The range of prloos is as follows 0(Kd to extra shipping IA.OOO&JB; fair to good tititchers' stock common and Tight butch firs' fattMM.ft. Hons Keosipu tJwr) bead; Pnlladolpaias, l7.1fid1J5i Yorkers, lfl.30 NKW TOHS. 3 WniAT Nat Ked Winter. October stt1.i9 ei.4i: November, Deoembor, tl Coiut-Mixed Western spot, CINC1NNATL UV rktra Tftmn Vamllw 1sVTf OR i' ijyiu it iu a auinj, iwi nia -Iiowci; No.

8 Hod Winter fl.Mdtl.M. Oohn ju 'wer; no. mizea, -no. uats wuiet; wo. i Mixed 47o.

llvs-Lower; No. Kali fl.18. Piiovisions Pork nominal at $30.50. Lsrd -Nomlmil at (11.70. llulk Meats steady at (SIO.75.

MtLWAtTKER. WniAT No. Hsni nominal at 11.814: No. October, Novcmtor V.M; Dec mbcr $1.87: NO.S, l.30: No. i and Itulcoted nominal, cokm No.

eio. oats No. 47c ilra-f 1.08 for No. 1. Uarlkv-Wc for No.

8. FT. LOUI3. Whkat-No. 5 Hel October, November.

Dovembcr, rl.dOS'il I. MiS- Oohn Firm and lower, KiSo cash: i2 (tUl October; MVli65c NuvoihUt. Oats loner nt cash; Octo-b 4iia4'5Wo November. ItYa at fl.Ol. 1'novislONS I'ork lower; Ji.t.bltig at K3a Dry Meats strona $8.01.

10.00, 111. 14. better nt f00ill.a, l.ard lower at $10.70. Hoos-HcMcr; Ymkurs pacamg f6.OO48.uo, ibotoe to fauojr boavr uva. DETROIT.

WmtAT-nenvy; Jfn. nvh toOc'ob'r, November, tl.Xl I.UB; December, lt-'H. TOI.EI.'O. No. 2 lt 't or $14-'; N.

veniber, IkvcMnt--. ll.OJ. 0u II. ill; No. BiSc; Novcmla-r, No.

2. 46'tc. tUl.TiMORB. S6: rto. do.

Kain ly, vt heat csieru av her. eloslny -troug: No. 'iiut BiRn nnu uin int ri.4n(i.4.iH Novcmtier, 4S. tem-Wesiorn xod snot and ik'tuN-r, (MQODV. Oat Western White WO-Mo; Mixed do 4MS.

Mrs ijulel at fUWdLC Bosro. Wooiy lo irood demand; Ohio and IViwl-rnnla extras 4Vt4)So: Mich pin fleeces 4nil; I Un 1 A Mj I ii.iii.ui i. a 1 r-r nil. i- ini, Oido nd Md hlirao mbl and d'(. I mm-, loiiwi iveiuucKT ana nnsouri oomoinir, 38c; pu led, SlaiOc.

Wbat is Wine Made Of? It being asserted that not one-third of the wine used iu Paris is made of grapes, the many Americans who turn up their noses nt the juice of our grapes will naturally wonder what the spurious French wines are made of. Au exchange says that there are a number of large I'wtories near Paris, in which wines are made from rot-tea apples, damaged dried fruits of all kinds, Doeta and spoiled molases. But there is not enough of these materials to make as much wine as is required by foreign trade. Turnip juice has Wn worked over into wiue, and American cider is the basis of millions of bottles of champagne, lint good apples and turnips are too costly to be wasted on chca'p wines, such as most Americans buy. Someef the Temperance societies might find the retnrns tliey arc after by satisfying public curiosity about what wiuea are made of.

The Itwer Cj.arsk Who are they The wiling millions, the lalwiring man nnd woman, the funuer, the mechanic, the artisan, the inventor, the producer! Far from it. These sre nuture's nobility. No matter If they are high or low in station, rich or poor in pelf, conspicious or humble in position, they nre surely upper circles in the order of Nature, whatever tlio factitious distinction of society, fushiouahle or un fashionable, decree. It is not low, it is the highest doty, privilege and pleasure for the great man aod high-souM woman to earn what they possets, to work their own way through life, to be architects of their Own fortunea. Nome rank the rtusnrM we haveulludod to as only relatively tow, and, in fact, the mkUHing cituwsa.

We iiihist they are aljeoluU-ly th very higbeM. If there be a clasHobuuuto brings oo earth who may be properly dettouituuliM low, it Is that class who upend without eornioK, who consume without prrxltK-ing, wlw di-lipute on the rarniugs of their fathers or relatives without beinp anything Id aud 01 themselves. Tfcs Ikckanic Nine years ago a few fanners owned the ground on which Ajtamout. is now Injilt, fought tlio oiiU i Pi iso bitterly, and predicted it would 1h their ruin and make their projiortv almost valueless; a few were so mad that they ollend to sell out at low ligurea. Win.

H. McKeen and ,1. H. Hagar bought all Uie farms offered, laid them out in town lots, which have been sold at 9100 a piece maiiy of and AJtanKuit is now one of the largest and most enterprising towns on the road between Haute and (St. Ini; AfteT a long and spirited oonteet, the saloon men of I'rbuna have secured tjie passage of an ordinance granting hisky licenses.

The license is fixed at J-VX), and there are permitted in saloons no scwiui liefore dixjrs, no paint on entrance way by any back dwr. no tallies for any kina of playing, ana no chairs, and counters are to stand twenty feet hack from the front dxr, Landon MiddlmrfT, of Midland City, make a fine living a giant In a show. He is a splendid looking specimen of humanity, and, although, weighing 3i pounfs, has hot an ounce of spare flesh, lie was born in Tennesee, Iris father weighs 'J4 pounds, and Is seven feet one inch in height, lie has hardened lit A muscles by labor, and aays he baa never tasted drop of liquor. Thk Llnooln Herald states that t)f long predicted advance in tli. putes of farm lands lias set in Jn earnnsL nls of fanns have recently been made tn Igan eounty at f.10 ana f()0 per am, when fio would hay been considered a good price three years ago or lessv fl 7 1 i i -'-QAN3 octs IU 1(IHIH IK! I.

to Curot-OoauiUlut Of Womea and dliokim ol tha Stomach, liowoU, I'UDgi, Liver nU Kidney, nd 1 eutlroty diffuroui from liiltort, ringer eono nd othor tottlc. it never iutoil. vstet. SOo and ilsei. Large laving buylnr tl ilia.

JU8C0I A CbeuiUti, M.T. -WCKSERFUL OIJCOVERY. SIETALTIT LAMP WICK VI PaP Dec 1180. CKes a arUUwL Wilte aad Bteady, liKht, tittlroe bo to-lmmbig ft Huts fornofiths Sample wtok.lOo. wick It wluks78a oage JW Save ilaea, A.

Agents wanted. Addreae alKrALXlP LAMP WKX 00., TO Cortlandt 8U, H.T. ail Caw nnu aVAtcn Work-wurmaUd he bm wul orjhU-Pimrwtloi baaDdfaa fliMei Frmoh BtiwIiB, mbOMML hUatiUOOii iM euiwrtnae, U6 pnMim. mmlj fl.SlMn bf mmw CUT mi lanitiaaor ix. w.

u. ft H1UUIJLU ClTCICaRA Permaatlj Cuies HUor of the -Bcstf "itBittikiiL Cutlcura remedlet are for aale bv all drng-gliu. Price of Cutlcura, a Medicinal Jelly, mall kozea, tOo; large boxei, fl, Cutloura Itoolvent, the new Blood Purifier, tl per bottks Cutlcura Medicinal Toilet Soap, S5c. Cutlcura Mediciual ehATlngSoaiuUc; in bars lor bar-be rt and large noHlumera, 50c. Principal depot WKKK8 A POTT Kit, Button, Maas.

KA1I mailed free on receipt of price. A lok of rare originality, entitled PRACTICAL LIFE. The rrea( problem aolVod. carefully considered frojn (he age of. ressoaaU blllty up to maturity, In regard to Education, Home.

Society, Love, Marriage, Bueineea, etc. How Uread-Katori are. to be It read-Winner. The volume abound in striking thoughts, rare information and Intetiee common-sense. Full-page colored plates each one a gem.

Agents wanted everywhere Bend (or circular, fall description, terms, cto to J. U. MoCubpy A Co 111. ROYS ANf3 GIRLS I II you wish a handsome present, cut thi out aud m)4 It to addrsM wttfe tbe names of 1 bo) a and you ill receive a pack of very pretty carda with your name nicely printed on. This offer Is good for one week only.

Addrct F. M. Merrick, Attica, box Uo. ron all! TdSELl; A tiOUSsEHQLJ ARTICLE. rp II oor and the rich, the old a well as the 1 yuuug, tne wne, as wen asinenusoana, in the young maiden as well a tbe young ma the girl as well as the boy, way Just as well earn a tew dollars In honest employment, aa sit around the house and wait for other to cur it lor them.

Wo ran. give yon employment. al 'he time, of during yuur spare hour Is ytur own neighborhood, auitipgtydur frlmds Andrlauno If yoa do not cars for employment, we can Impart valuable Information to yon free of eost. It will cost you only one cent for a pestal card to write lor our prosertat, and It may be Um) means of making you a good many dollar. lu not neglect this opportunity.

You do not hive to Invest a Urgcsum of money, and run a great risk of losing It. You will readily aa that it will be an easy matter to make from lie to tldua week, and establish a lucrative, and Independent bualnea, honorable, tralghtfor-wNnl and proOtable Attend to tbls matter NOW. for there is MONKY IN IT for all wh engage with us. We will surprise yoa and vou will wonder.why yon sever wrwte fa nibefor. Ws rvtt raariCQLAKR rn.

Addrw BUCKhYa M'F'U (Ns-ne thi paper.) Maaios, Ohio. HOP BITTERS, (A Medici, aoc a Drink,) CjTJ4N ttorn, Birrnr, mandtlike! DAMJKJUON. iiuoPAU. ovaarliimcks. THEY CTJItK lMersr.f thoWotrrh.

r.xyl l.h r. l.ln- fut Nr. (x.lal'i fl i i i W3 61000 IN COLD. t'i m. 1's ll.i i-I l-i a.

T.iU' uo Other. eumfo, ii if t-t l.Uii sod IT' rria run aauasat J. W. MOORE, DEALEK IN LUMBER A Full Assortment of Lumber, Sash, Blinds, Door, Lath, Etc. Constantly in stock.

Orders promptly iilltMl at the very lowest rates. RAILROAD TIME CARDS. Peoria, Deoatur and Bvanavtlle. Going West. Going Sail.

TATIOXa. 1'corla l.lnroln le atur Hervey (. Ity AM 7 IB) miiN 6:10 (:14 4:0 ulllvan lliM'ltrtlt. 6:55 Mattoon 1:10 I Ureenup ne wton lilnry I'arkeratiurg Qrarvllle Kvaosvlllo 1.44 4.IW I MX 1:00 1 60 4 OS Illtaol Osntral. Gclsg Sooth.

Going r7pfth. si A TATIOS. Chicago lankake 4wplgi Mattoon IIDngbam Central cauo ma A 1) ST 4:10 1:11 11. tins 9:10 1:41 1 1 S7 111 lit" 61 t4 1:41 lftl t.6t I 66 6:16 4:601 II t.06 no in, fitft 1:48 4: a I 8t AM freight trains leave Mattoon going south at 1111. Bortn i lo.ro aod 9:81 and V)-M a going i at i nn.

and ana 1:16, Indlanapolli and St. Lou I a. i kaii i filigH 1 1 West a 1t 6:45 Sill 1.00, a irrs "fndlanapotls Or' a eat Trr llauta. Tan Charlestoa whim, fa AAHL 111 PK TV1 f) 11:10 4:14 8:40 18 so 4.H iM 1:40 4. si 10 JO 1:44 1IA1 lt.l UMS Ml 11.11 I) 111 1:16 ins 11:1 10:16 18 IM 10:16 Bheiayvfir.

Pan LlteaS14 Altna Jaactl'a t0 4 Ml 11:10 140 til 1:46 S.66 106 Hut tl 1 4 I SJ6 1 sl aj a ill 1:16 11:1 Ml 4:441 AM AM 1 mPm A If I t.K, 11 i0 0:43 :) 1 :00 1:16 1:411 1 (1:10 4itU 1:01 4:40 11. ft 1MH IW 1 UM TOU Mi) I Got. 'Wilts, of Louslanil, is at th point of death. 's- President Arthur has appointed 0. P.

Clark first deputy comraltwioner of pen mohb, i A mob at Las Lunas, New Mexico, took from Jail and lynched three Mexicans who murdered jumes JUtuia, The frrand Jury at Washington present-d an indictment of eleven counts, against Guiteau, Anhay, tfia Indian who BiurderM Cap-lain llentlff in Arisona, lias lett arrested and banded over to General Carr. Miss Minnie Hauck, prominent in social circles at Little Rock, has embraced the Jewish faith. The families of one hundred Canadian fishermen sre re jxwted to be in a starving oondition on Anticoeti island. The district attorney at Washington Ktates that fiuiteau will not be arraigned this week for trial. The Mexican government has appointed commissioners to study batis of a commercial treaty with the United States.

8ince the snrrender of Sitting1 Ball, whose camp lay directly on the route of the annual migration, buffalo have returned to the northern plains. The loss of 834 bonvs by the fire in New York, Monday night, caused the Fourth avenue line to run eleven cars instead of a hundred. John McDade, ex Chief of Police at Quincy, 111, has died from wounds inflicted by Thomas Jackson in the affray Saturday noon. The treasury department reports that there have been but few mouths in the last twenty-four in which Hie available cash luiH fallen so low us at present. Hon.

A. 8. Hewitt. paHed from New York for six weeks in Europe. Sir Samuel Haker and Charles Dudley Warner are fellow-pasnengers.

(rtiiteau lias made a written 'appeafrto President Arthur for aid and sympathy', which will be duly presented by counsel Booville. All the railways centering at Cleveland run siH-cial trains each day to aacommr-date tlie thousands of visitors to the tomb of President (tarfield. John Graham was assassinated on a bridge near Herman, Minn, and Squads of armed citizens are scouring the region for the murderer. The Baltimore ami Ohio road Iias declared a semi annual dividend of 5 jev cent, and added $1,400,000 to he surplus fund. In a on the Km I ipiestion, Governor Pillslmry appeals to the Legislature of Minnesota to put at rest the spectre of repudiation In a quarrel at ville over loan of E5 cents Henry Ba.sett was fatally stabled by his brother Bud, whom he subsequently killed with a revolver.

The Mexican GoveiTiment lias made a contract for the colonization of 200 Italian fcmilies, who will be furnished land, implements horses and stock. John IL Dlunshard. formerly a leading cattle-dealer at Buffalo, has been convicted of securing bv false pretenses the value of two car-loads of stock-Secretary Windom announces that on and after Monday next he will redeem $5,000,000 of bonds embraced in the lOotu call, with interest to date of payment. Dr. John of Philadelphia, has been fined (1,000 and sentenced to a year's imprisonment for selling bogus medical diplomas.

The newest trouble among the Indians in Arixona arose from the murder of a White Mountain scout by the liotttile Chi-ricahuas, and a massacre is feared. The resignation of Secretary Windom has been accepted, and Senator Ivlgerton, of Minnesota, has withdrawn from the content before the legislature in ttiat state. The president of a national buik in South Carolina reports to Treasurer Oil-fillan that the jieopleof that region refuse to take silver certificates as current money. The will of the late Mrs. Jennie McGraw Fieke.

ot Ithaca, N. Y-, gives her hus-land $300,000, her mother and five cousins each. and Cornell university and the McGraw building. The Iron Mountain train-robbers Cox. Stephens, and IVlaney.

pleaded g-uilty in the Hemstead circuit court in Arkansas, and wt! sentenced to seventy years eacii In the Jienitentiiiry. Mrs. Nathan Hirsrh. a venerable Jewess of Imiianajvilia. fearing that her husband was brooming blind, attempted self-destruction by swallowing two ounces of Fowler's solution of arsenic.

In a (rambling-house at Eagle Pass, Tex, where George Hauner had lost his stake, he quietly returned at a late hour iiod murdered the two winners, whom he found asleep on the table. The attendance at the semi-annual con ference of the Mormon church at Salt Lake outnliered including dele gates from Arizona, Idaho, Wyoming and Nevada. A fire. Originating in the outsfee com Una, destroyed the Indianapolis hominy mills, valued al $30,000. Tl ley were previously burned to the ground in June last and had just been rebuilt.

A fend which has existed for years between C. 8. Vincent ami Samncf Cbckrell. 'of Waverly. Iowa, closed Wednemlay by tbe killing of the latter in the street, in selfl defense.

Wnk Utley, who was sentenced to the Wisconsin jeniterrtiary for life, for the murder of bis father, escaed from the guard wbiie digging potatoes on the prison farm. Detective Bauer, of the secret service, captured on train near Guthrie, Ky, three members of a daring gang of counterfeiters- All were armed to the toeth. and one was loaded down with spurious silver dollars. Tho new cabinet will prolmbly 1 unrolled before the senate by Friday. Fre-linghuysen, Folger.

ajid Lincoln have loen fully decided upon, and General Beds is mentioned forvecretaryof the navy John Robertson, formerly a clerk in the employ of the Lake ore road at Chicago, nas tmeu arreaied in Llverjiool on a charge of forging checks for a large amount, and papers for his eitradition Will be asked. A manksd borglar at Wheeling, enraged at Iieing discovered by a lady, forced her wnsefroto bed without disturbing her bnsband and submit to the clipping- of her luxuriant head of hah-, when he took bis derartnr. the election in Ohio and Iowa called out a light vote. Messrs' return viva the RepatJlcani a plurality in Iowa of MJXW. In Ohio, Foster has a majority of 10,000 lo 15.000 with the legislature In doubt, LodJow tbe temperance camlirtate (orrtrrenlor polled 8,000 to 10,000 votes.

whole! nrtjvlalpB firm of Wash-mrton Bntcher! Boos, which was eat ah-lUhed la Philadelphia Ml years ara, fcaa Itg liabllltief art admitted bs It baa a. branch bouse in CblcagtJ, where it baa beta speculating heavily in grain. BuslnsM will not be autpended. it bttnpj the intention to am- jY0Qxbj4 at 80 per sent. Mr.

Ctuistkacy tsstifled Saturday Ibal 1 Bkkki4 iw i.rv Mint And ahiP-with fsw aSd agnei or Uilous ra. k-jnittsnt, the srStem Biayjkot be freed front me muigainc Tirol wun nonaaerl Stomach Bijttara. Protect the iyo agabjtt It with thi beneflceot antispasmodic which is lurtharmorsasuiMwais roaedy for liter comtipatioa. dytppia. debility, rbeu-mstlem, kidney troablst and other ailments, rot sals by all Dragrltts sod Dealers genorallj.

Are sole' agents for the following FIRST-CLASS GOODS. Cortland Platform Soring Wagons. Osborn Self-Binders. Weber Wagons Browne Sulky Plows. Ewlng's 'Dass' Hog-Holders.

Clevelane Casoline Stoves. Also have a full line of AT BOTTOM PRICES. We are also prepared to Bepair All Kinds of Sewing Machine, Be Sore and Get Prioea Before Pnrcbaaing. HARMANY BLACKMAN, Under Dole's Hall. ALVIN HAZEN, PIANO TUNER.

-ALSO- PIAN08 AND ORGANS REPAIRED. All orders left at the Dole llouse will bo promptly tilled. MATTOON, ILLINOIS. J. O.

RUDY CO. HAVE FOtt SALE SOME EXTRA BARCAINS In the way of FARM LANDS AND CITYPHOPEUTY IVrsous wishing to buy or st'H can lie ncfotiiinodated on the'liest of terms, full on J. O. Kl'DY CO-at tho liHzeU OQlce. FOR SALE.

A irm of 1 10 acres. 10 miles southwest west of Mat toon, 2i miles west of Ktna. This Is a uice, well improved farm. I ikk1 orchard of tearing fruit trees, house and Imrn.and oilier improvements, all in K'xxl condition. Can bt iKiught for $2ii0 on easy terms.

Possession given Uils spring. J. O. Uudt A Co. LUXURY! Passengers via the BEE LINE ROUTE I.

ST. LAND C. I. R'YS -)TO- INDIANAP0LI3, CINCINNATI, CLEVELAND, BUFFALO, NW YORK, BOSTON, AKT) LL NEW ENGLAND CITIES Are offered new arid elegant sleeping coaches which ran tnrongh with out change between ST. LOUIS AND NEW YORK, And for the special accommodation of persons going West, RECLINING CHAIRS Free of charge between CLEVELAND, INDIANAPOLIS, and LOUIS Making Diiect connection for all points in iilfwmiri, Kansas.

Texas, Col-, orado and California, In order to secure berths hi through cars, at tbe lowest rates for freight or passage, call on J. Q. VANwinnait, Mattoon', 111., C. 0. Gam, (Jenl Hupt.

Indianapolis. A. J. Smith, Oenl I'as. igt, Qereland I Cleveland has requested the governor of each state and territory to act as general manairer for his district in seuurinir con.

The nublio have thus -far sent In alwut J8.000. Henry Clews, tbe New York banker, has obtained a verdict against Walter L. Sessions and others for 913,000 for malicious prosecution. They some years ago caused his arrest in Chautauqua county on charge of fraud. The flood in tlje Upper Mississippi is unpreceuented for tho season of the year.

The water on the levee, at Dubuque is up to the curbstone and boats crostTwithout aying any attention bijthe regular channel. James Little, a conductor on the Santa Fe road, was killed hy two Mexicans in bis house at Las Lunas, New Mexico. lie managed to shoot both his assailants, and they were tailed. Thirteen knife wounds wore found on his body. Paymaster Arthur has returned to Helena.

Montana, from a trip of eight hundred miles in an ambulance. While at Fort Benton he learned that his brother had qualified as president of the United States. The 'secretary of the Oldham Ootton-Spinnurs' association complains to the American consul at Manchester that thousands of tons of sand are annually paid for as cotton, anil suggests that the names of the planter and packer be placed inside each tuile. It appears that the Arkansas train-rob-bere reside at San Augustine, Texas, whoi the raid was planned. Cox and Monroe are printers.

All three of the lads were in love, and the ventures of the James lxys prompted the Texans to make a rich strike with which to marry. R'Kirts from about three thousand points in the wheat and -corn regions have lieen summarized by Bradstretft. The wheat harvest in the United States doubtless produced bushels, and the com crop is estimated at 1,193,641,000 bushels: It is charged that Guiteau's autobiography was drawn from his lips by District Attorney Corkhill by the promise that it should lie published for nis benefit, and that it was Bold by the stenographer to an eastern journal. Tbe democratic state convention of New York larred out the Tammany and Irving hall delegates by a unanimous vote. William Purcell was nominated for secretary of state, George H.

Lapham for comptroller, Roawell A. Pamienter for attorney general, and Robert O. Maxwell for treasurer. Dr. J.

G. Holland, well known in the literary world by the title of "Timothy Tit comb," died suddenly in New York Wednesday morning. Ho was born in Belchertown, Mass, in 1819, and graduated from the BrpoklitiO Medical college ki 1844 The Chicago Ijoanl of trade has voted to double the rate of commission on grain transactions, making it a quarter, and a marked decrease in the country trade is predicted by those who ojpose the change. Amonir the new directors of the West ern Union Telegraph company elected Wednesday are (Jeorge J. Uould, Cyrus W.

Field, and C. P. Huntington. Piwi dsnt Green announced that for the year which commenced with July the gross earnings can not fall short of $15,000,000, of which, amount the net profits will 1 $6,600,000. In the criminal court of Chicago, Judge Jameson called the attention of the grand jury to the iniquity of option deals in gTain ami provisions, and pledged the judiciary toward the punishment of those presented for the crimes of cornering or forestalling the markets.

The aspirants to the secretaryship of the senate are Colonel L. Q. Washington Edmonson, of Tennessee; McArdle. formerly editor of the" ViCkabu'rg TlerM; General P. M.

B. Younjr, an ex-member of congress from Georgin Major Dick Win-tersmith, of Kentucky, and ex Senator Withers, of Virginia. Le Moyne's crematory at Washington, Pa, was made ready for the inciru-ration of a soldier of the regular army, nann-d Moore, who died at Columbus, (n the arrival of'the )a rents it was decided to inter the remains at Oneida, N. the mother being overcome by the sight of the furnace. Guiteau's counsel found no lawyer in New York willing to undertake the de fense without a Urge retainer, and witnesses as to character refused to go to Washington to testify.

Richard T. Merrick declined an engagement as rouneel liecauae of the pressure of business, but added that he would in no event defend the assassin. Atout one month sgo Charles Filisetti, of Boston, wounded a burglar who was ecaing from his house. Soon afterward an attempt was made to blow up the residence. Recently Mr.

Filisetti has regularly followed home by a mysterious jierson, and on Monday morning his house was Inimed to the ground, the family narrowly escaninir. Edward Thompson, whose father and grandfather were admirals in the British navy, has been acquitted of the charge of stealing a mule at Hernando, Miss. For some years he has lived the life of a tramp. His mother remitted several hundred pounds from Loudon for his defense. D.

H. Williams, secretary of the relief Committee at Pittsburg, has recently given the Michigan burned district an exhaustive inspection. He reports that the wheat is everywhere green above the ground that contrilmlione have been rapidly and honestly distributed, and that the farmeni are deeply grateful for the aid received. A casket of sheet bronre, with gold trimmings, was tendered try a New York r.omjmny for the preaident's remains. Mrs.

Garfield went to Cleveland to inspect It, and ordered the transfer of tbe ludy. It is now thnnght that a crypt will lie erected In Lake View cemetery, and the casket exposed to view. Eighteen of George's band of bosliles surrendered at Han Carlos, and were taken to Fort Thomas by Major l'nelm. The leader la said to be in concealment with four msn. Indian runners rewrt that nine of Lieutenant Bailey's scouts deserted They are eu)rposed to have gone to Juin Chief George.

Gideon Townsend. of New Orleans is paying $1,000 frr Confederate liond with the coupon for 1S55 attached. On an order from New York the First Natieiial bank of Memphis nirwardnd $21,000 at tbe rate Evidently movement Is to lie mads to Secure from the Bank of England the depoMtoftbeGofederaleeUt jy. fng there. Multitude are already gathering- at Yorktown tor the celebration which opens next Wednesday.

Tbe stats of Virginia which has reached El Paso report witnessing a hot fight with Indians at Will-cox, Arizona, last Thursday, In which, th noise of tbe firing drowned that madr bv the car. The bodies ljf Ave telegraph repairers were seen beside, thd track. A courier has reached Bowie with information that the band above, muntioned have boen driven into the mountains, abandoning all their animals. There are three columns of troops in the field, which ex-poet to meet at the Mexican line and cross the border to co-operate with the jpreas-ers. The four captured the Arkansas train-robbers secured $9,000 of tbe booty, which they divided up, one of the party making some objection.

The robbers would then have lieen released but for the large rewards offered. In consideration of their silence aliout the divide, a solemn pledge was made them that no effort would be spared to release them from the jienltentiary, The captor who favored returning the money to the railroad company esca)ied two attempts at assassination and revealed the tacts to the authorities. The corn corner in the Chicago market has buret, a decline of 14 cents having taken place from Tuesday until Friday. The excitement originated in heavy purchases by Richardson, Boyington Co, stove manufacturers of New York, who declined to stand by with margins, and their ileal was turned over to Chjcagoans. The bank clearings for five days were $80,200,000.

There was intense excitement on 'Change Friday, and lioth corn and wheat declined 4 cents jxr bushel. The freight blockade has lieen lifted, and an active movement of grain by lake is anticipated. The Fenian dynamite plot lias been thoroughly unraveled by the secret-service bureau of the United States. It is said to lie true that the scheme was organized to cheat the British government out of i lie rewards to be offered. Peter IL Foye, a saloon-keeper ol Philadelphia, caused the manufacture of the infernal machines and turned them over to (Donovan Rossa.

Foye then began negotiations with the British consul at New York, and received $10,100 for information leading to the discovery made on" the docks at Liverininl. He some weeks ago fled frniifthe United States detectives at Philadelphia, and no one knows his whereabouts. rx'UKKis. Gon. Prendorira-t has leon appointed Captain General Cuba and will sail at the end of the month.

The first Irish landlord to ask the land commission to increase rents was the Marquis of Waterfonl. The own market in London was again cleared of its gold supply for shipment to New iork on Monday. A new qpnspiracv against the life of the emperor of Rust-ia is i-aid to' have been iiscovered. Pamell, in an address at Waterford, pronounced Gladstone the greatest coer- cionist and most unrivaled slanderer of the Irish nation. The Czar of Russia has been asked by the Sliah to send officers to reorganize the Persian army on the Russian model.

Sir Robert Lynch Blosse, of Balla, Ireland, proposes to sell to his tenants their holdings for life. There are apprehensions of financial trouble in Germany, where the loss of gold for the st six months may force a resort to pajier currency. Umler rreneu anl r.nglisn advice tns Khedive's ministers will give the Turkish commissioners no information about the internal affairs of Egypt. Foxhall, the famous American horse, took the Czarowiseh stakes at the Newmarket races. His owner, James R.

Keene, won upward of and declare him tbe best three-ear-old in the world. Senor Guell presented in the Spanish senate a demand for autonomy for Cuba and the concession of a commercial treaty that island and tbe United States on the baais of alisolute freedom of commerce. Gladstone, on appearing at Leeds, was presented with cightv-ix addresses. He claimed "that had Iwn lost lry bad harvests. At a banquet in the evening he expressed the sentiment that, while justice to Ir-iand is a tuvrrd duty, it must by equal justice to Knglavd aril SotUnd.

Hn took occasion to contra! I'Connell's fidelity to the cmwn with I'unieli's bctilily to everything English. Thi Rnv-iiin is negotiating for th'-purchae of residences surround-irii IiM palace. A subterranean jiassa has lvn constructed all around ths im residence, which can I patroiled by sciitii.elrt and sp edily placed under water. S.ilt Kin-urn for seventeen wars. Hi'lp-Uh for eight years.

I nalili' to walk, trot about i lands and knees. Head, faro, nick, amis and le's covered. Cured Cuticiini Hemedies. Will McD.inaid. SJ.

Dearborn Chicago. Don't Find Fanlf. In tbe first place, does it pay to be continually liudiug fault It in a very easy mutter to pick Haws in nny piece of work, for no one's work is perfect. Fault-finding often irecomes chronic nnd grows on a man just as an evil hnhit dot's, increasing day by day. There is nothing so disagreeable as to visit a home whera fault-finding hi continually going ou where, at tho break fast, dinner and toa table, no pleasant won Is spoken, but Instead each ono is finding fault with the other for some trifling error.

I do not mean that error should not be rebuked, but when ths evCuUig twilight is gathering, hen the work of the day Is over, then kindly call tho little one aronddyou and gently and solemnly tell them of tnodr wrnnipi, and see if yon are not ranch better rciaiid that if the little hcuds bail dropped all day at the nogry glances and frowns on your fare. There are many things every that annoy ns, bnt don't make life sadder by finding fault The world might seem much pleasantrr at all times if we would forgot to fret, frown and II ud lt. It is said that tbe engravers and watchmakers of Germany harden their tools in aeallng-waxr The tool is heated to whiteness and plunged into wax. Tbe steel Is slid to become, after this process, almost as hard as the diamond, and when touchof with little oil or turpentine, the tools are excellent for engraving, and also for plero-Lng tbe hardest metals. Henry Wilson, fanner of Peoria county, nvently eloped with his wife's slMor.

having pirvimmlv ''da farm to bis father-in-law whie'i bad already mort gfttfed to a brot her-1 a-.