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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-23
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-23
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-23

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-23
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tDnute.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-14

Goyerumeut securttse.



81 ths Rssters Unt0n 1sissaYh Company.l
home and foreign markets, as follows:
NEW YORK, Oct. A.-First Board, 10 50 O. A.
U. ;. 6s. 1851, coupon, 1l51S; SAYS 81 c0up0n ia:
s5s' o., coupon, llS3s; 5-ao's, IS, coupon, ia;
~ ., new, %, coupon, ll25G % s. %, coupon Il2ts
SD 65 coupon 1925 10 AIS coupon IO9 Curren,
cy os Ill; hsIipcsa, "a; Canton, 6S1s; Cumberland,
=: Western Union Telegraph, 56T; Quicksi er
II; Pacific Mail SO Boston Water Power, =:
press, IS; American Express, 521s: United States
Express, 20; n. y. Central and Hudson, So;
New York Central Scrip, So; Erie, "a; do pre
ferIed: =; Harlem, l23 do. pref'd, -; Reading,
lO>s, Michigan Central. 1l5; Lake Shore and Mich,
iEan Southern, 9i1s; Union Pacific Railroad
"a; Illinois Central, Us old: Cleveland and Pitts:
In g. ll5tI; Northwest 5IsS Northwest pref d. S5l{
Cleyeland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indiana polls
New Jersey Central l03 of d; Rock Island ga
MITa1kle and st. Paul, S1a; do. preferred, "a:
Mabx y, ana NeItern, sS; Delaware, Lackswsns
T TsTre Hsute, -; Hannibal and st. Joseph, IS;
chicago and Alton, 1929; do prefd, =; Ohio and
Mississippi certificates, Off'd; Columbus Chicago
ana Indiana Central, rs; Tennessee 6's, old, IS
do new t19; Virginia SIS, old, 60; North Carolina
80 Old b g. DO new; p; Missouri S., o. Cen
lTal racine Bonds. l0l: Union Pacific LIST Bonds
e5. Gold closed ll45S. Market steady
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-14

Mr.. Ashbury has consented at last to accept
the proposition OF the New York Yacht Club, to
have seven races for the Queens Cup, on the
further condition, however, that in case of a tie
in the first six races the seventh or deciding race
shall be run over a course Of his own selection
namely, the hght-ship course, and not, as the
club proposed, over the course on which they
should Themselves decide. The New York
Yacht Club waived their right to name the
deciding course and yielded to this new condition,
and the races will come of on Monday, wednes-
day, Thursday, and Saturday of next week, and
and Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of the
following week, to start each day at ten in the
forenoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-14

The 81. GOthard Railway, with tunnel about
the length Of that of the Mont Gents, will, it
appears, very soon be commenced. The capital
necessary for the tunnel is about 90 900 OO0f and
for the lines 10 join the Italian and the Swiss
Railway about I25OJO,OO0f Subsidies to the
extent OF $500. 0oof. have been voted by Ger.
many, Italy, and Switzerland, and the remain
ing 100 Coo, ooGf. will be taken by a syndicate
65.cGO, O0Of. in bonds, bearing five per cent.
interest, and $500 ,OO0f. in shares IL is esti-
mated that at least seven or eight years will be
required for the entire completion of the work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-14
EngIIsh papeIs by the last Steamer fnlIE con-

English papers by the last steamer fully con-
firm the cable news of fortnight ago, respecting
the extraordinary speech Of Mr.. Disraeli at
Hughenden. Not only did he declare the Queen
TO be physically and morally incapaeitated''
from ruling, but when. at the conclusion of his
speech, the reporter for the Press Association,
doubling his own ears, inquired of him whether
he really intended TO use the words " and moral
~" the eX-Premier replied - Most certainly
did; L used the word advisedly; but if you con-
slider the expression too strong, you may substi-
tute the word virtually for morally" Eventually
fEerepOrter suppressed the words - and morally
without putting any Others in their stead, and
with full knowledge of the facts in the case
three of the leading London jOurnals-the Times,
the Daily Nelrs, and Pan Nall Garstts-deliber-
ately kept back the truth, and have raised a
storm about their ears, for such a bald attempt
TO deceive their readers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-14

4 NEW RAILROAD PRoJECT.-A corps of
engineers are now running lines in Carroll.
Howard, and Montgomery counties, Maryland,
for new railroad route from this city to the
Pennsylvania line and thence to Harrisburg or
Gettysburg, or perhaps both. These engineers
are employed by the Pennsylvania Central rail-
road. 1t is stated that the new line will pass
through or near the following places :-OIney.
Unity. Hoods Mills ION the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad.) Westminster, ION the Western Mary
land railroad,) and Littlestoyn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-14

The latest case Of financial irregularity re-
ported in England has some queer features. 1t
was series of frauds on the Birmingham gas
company to the extend of f25,OOO committed in
systematic manner by its late secretary, Mr..
Harrison, who lived at the rate of five times his
income; had a country seat, with shooting; kept
a stud Of hunters; and lived and dined-some of
the directors being occasionally his guests-in
Irincely style. After the secretary absconded
no attempt was made to arrest him, because the
accounts were in such state of confusion that it
would be impossible to prove a case. 1t ap-
peared that the business of the company had
been conducted for - years without cash book
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-14

Ifit be true, as stated, that the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad refused to pass free from Balti-
more TO this city one of the female victims of
the Chicago calamity who had travelled from
thatcity TO Baltimore on a pass or letter issued
by Lieutenant General Sheridan, that company
has been guilty Of one of the meanest acts con-
nected with the awful disaster. While other
roads transported hundreds of sufferers for
thousands of miles free of charge, this wealthy
corporation refuses to carry a penniless woman
lesS than forty miles unless its extortiOnae rate
Of fare is counted down in advance. 1t is a very
G.sCreditable piece of business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-14
MRPke cts T0-nav

BALTIMORE, Oct. N-yirginia SKIES, old, 49, bid:
90 coupon, old, 50 bid, 81 asked; do. new, 81 bid
west Virginia, 2411 bid. % asked
,oi BALI MOnE Oct IL Cotton quiet; low middling
is54alT[s: W heat, active and frmer; choice white
SIdSaslS; fair TO prime, 81 6Oasl7O. Corn,
steady fellow, ISaI9 Oats steady, 49s50 Provisions
NEW YORK: Oct. H.-Stocks strong and steady
Goyernments dull and steady Virginia skies, co. do
new, 6s; North Carolinas, IN do new, Do Money
nm, e. Gold, steady, 1t4. Exchange, long, 81
NEW YORK, Oct. H.-Flour quiet and unchanged
wheat quiet and steady. Corn dull and unchanged
LONDON, Oct. IA, l:O .. m.-Consols closed at 93,S
LOT money and 921s for account. Bonds of 1862 S9s<
1855, old, SOS; 1867 ,9Ox. l0.Os, Ssa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-14
The Weather.

WAX DEPAR1MENT, ODkcs ChiSf SiKNdI CHcs, a
WASHINGTON, ID. G Oct. IA, 1871, 10 q. m.
sfSoPsls FOR THE PAST TwBNrY-FOUR Hours -
The area Of high barometer in the Middle States has
moved slowly tastward, and the pressure has fallen
very generally since Friday morning east of the
Mississippi river and especially the lakes
and Ohio valley, where the temperature has also
risen Decidedly. Nortbeasterly winds have con
tnued on the sOuth Atlantic coast southeast winds
on the Gulf and in the southwest; south and south
westerly winds from Tennessee and Illinois to Lake
ontario, and cold northerly winds are reported in
Kansas and Nebraska. Smoky and pleasant weather
has continued in the Eastern and Middle States but
is row being rapidly followed by clouds, with threat
enlng weather. and light rains from the lower lake
10 missouri. The barometer has risen, with south
sasterly winds and falling temperature at the Cali
PRoBABILITIEs.-Southeaste winds with falling
barometer and cloudy weather will probably extend
during the day over Mississippi and Texas; south
west winds. with cloud and possibly rain, over the
Ohio valley and lower lakes, extending the middle
and east Atlantic during the night; easterly winds,
Atlantic coast, and northeast winds extend east
ward into Illinois and Wisconsin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-14
T'HE SECOND ANNUAL PARADE
OF THE
GBAND UNITED ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS,

OF WASHINGTON CITY. D. C.
GENERAL ORDERs.-l. The Lodges of Washington
will meet at their Lodge Rooms, October 10th, 1sl,
At s1 clock m, in full regslis, and repair TO the
City Hal, the place Of rendezvous, at ga O'Clock
a; m, with their right resting on 5th street.
rsst 1Tsnd mSSsers Council ~, Nos; and IS
Council Chamber, corner of 18th street. at soclock
5. The Lodges of Georgetown, ID. a., MARYLAND.
Virginia, will report through their Mars6aIs 10
the Chief Marshal, at the City Hall, at gu o'clock
m for position in the line and all visiting brethren
IN good standing are fl aternally invited.
T. The line will be formed AT 10 O'clock with n, am
beers three abreast.
5, Brethren attending the Grand Levee at night
Band will en'iven the occasion with their choice
elections.
6. The line Of march will be down Indiana avenue
70 3d. down Sd to Pa. avenue thence LIST street. up
Pa. avenue to Treasury Building and President 5
Mansion; thence mp Pa. avenue to Georgetown up
Bridge st. to High; up High to West; down West to
ST. down X to 10th; up 10th to :, and Olympic
Base Ball grounds where the line will halt and rest
for refreshment, and listen to the addresses after
which the line will be reformed, and return via 10th
to NJ down Nj to 9th; down 9th to the place of rem
Aids to the Chief MarshaI-George Gamer, lst;
John A. Giles, James Adams, Peter Page, George
Johnson, Columbus Briscoe, Charles Bell, James
McNeal, Jos a smallwood jr /, Elias Coleman, Al
stevens, VIM. II. Collins, W c. Virginia W III
Minor, W. Cole, Chas. TaliaferrO, c. G. Scriber,
DR., L. Bowen, no will report to their chief at
Its earnestly desired that every brother and per-
in the line will conduct himself peaceably and
IN coed order; BY order Of ,,-,o>,
shall
PGM CHAsF MAURY, Chairman.
N.F.WM. Ii. STEVENS, Secretary
at The Women's Christian Association hall, Judi
cary Square; entrance corner Of 5th and n SITS. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-14

Terribly suggestive of some of the horrors OF
the Chicago FIRE was the call OF the Mayor of that
city by telegraph upon the citizens of Cincinnati
to send and take charge of two hundred children
who had mo one to care for them" 1t is hardly
necessary to add that the call was promptly re-
spOnded to, and a committee sent at once TO take
charge Of the friendless little ones
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-14

Rothermels q Battle of Gettysburg" it is now
believed, has been saved from the fire which
burned more precious things in Chicago, and
Philadelphia talks Of buying a square or two
OF ground in the suburbs, in order To build
house large enough to hold it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-14

Third parties don't seem to amount to much
IN the elections this fall. The temperance ticket
in Ohio has not been heard from since the cleo
tioni and Spangler and Wheeler, the temperance
Candidates In Pennsylvania, did not poll five
thousand votes IN that State, although it con-
tains about fifty thousand temperance voters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-14
. -

The Cincinnati Enquirer dispatched a special
reporter to Chicago to take notes of the great
fire, and as not a word has been received from
him, apprehensiOns are entertained that he has
been mistaken for an incendiary and kukIuxed
by SheTidan'S soldiers along with Barney Aaron
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-14

JOHN CHISANAN ON THE CHICAGO CALAM-
ITY.-A Chinaman's account of the Chicago
Calamity is a. follows: "'MeIican-nish boy
take kelOsine lamp and milk COW; COW kick over
lamp; Up 90 Chicago"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-14

The company OF revisers of the Old Tesla
ment version, in Great Britain, have finished
Genesis and are proceeding with Exodus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-14

The Portland, Me-, Advertiser calls the great
St Louis capital mover "a semi-insane agtator, y
which is rather rough on Reayis.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

CARD
n. s. PRATT SON take pleasure in laying
before their friends and patrons the following com
munications from the Fire Insurance Conpauies
which they represent in this city:
PHGNIN INsURANcE Co,
HARTFORD .. Oct. 10. Is7I
To A. S. Pvat' 4 SoH A. Yet we are not fully
advised Of the extent Of our losses IN the Chicago
IRON that agency We feel SaTTanted hi dnS
gents and patrons that We meet losses hon
on" Tt large SURF rs ioT future OPERATIONS.
canrs 80 "a. TatsS hersfofo'e pad,
kespecttGliy, II: KELLOGG, Prcst.
- Inc fh"niS hss already commenced the pay
A s. PRATT SON.
The old home INSURANCE COMPANY. New
ok, WITH capital ard surplus OF about Your and
Ire qnSrter Millions Of Dollars telegraPhs US Ss
"Chicseo losses less than two millions. All right:
T" gro. M LToS, Assistant Secretary"
The t,llowiDg dispatch from the YoNKERs AND
MN YORK fIRk INSURANCE COMPANY:
=, We sustain quite loss IN Chicago, but every
hfier. paying an losses this ComEauy's capital
viii not only DC unimT paired but il viii leave a large
surplus.
The FIREMEN's. q New York. one n the oldest
Companies ia the United states has not had dollar
Of loss in Chicago.
The following i from tie ANDES, 81 Cincinnati.
CAPITAL. one MILLION DOLLARS: surplus July LIST,
Isl, Fire Hrnavsf aHd Oag T6oF,aad D0l'arss;
,,. CIIFroN. oct; s-lo.g, Pm.
have TO night carefully examined all Chicago in
suTances IN the Andes Insurance Company of JIncin
natl. We shall authorize our adjustsrs 10 draw
upn us at sight Tor every correct claim rapidly
as asoertained. Our losses by this great calsmity
are siderable figure, but nothing q cripple US.
The hour 81 duty is upon ~ and shall meet il
IN the lion hearted manner that the occasion re
qulLes Neyertheless. iully expect in addition 20
surrounding this serious obstacle. 20 pay the stock
holders Of the Andes Insurance Company a CON
Portable dividend next july
J.B. BENNETT, President.
A later dispatch says
+" LOss moderate. Andes sound and strong. Ad-
vance rates. Go ahead.
ANDES INSURANCE CoMPANY.
The above facts show that All our companies are
perfectly sound and that only ia their ca pital
ummpsired, but each has a large surplus for any
future losses
So INSURE At ONCE.
A :. PRATT son.
Office Y. NJ. c. A. Building, corner Of 9th and ID
ocls
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~EUBEBA BUILDING ASSOCIATION
uS Persons wishing STOCK In this new aud very
.5r are respectfully informed that
1t Places, wheTe stock can be subscribed for
~. hanson, Esq., No; 519 Eth street n. W: O.
Ssr ESD No 922 Tth street n. W; D. Lar
louisiana avenue; Frank Miller, Eso CSoyeIpment
iIIiirg Offes; NJ puncsnson, ESQ Bank of Re
Pennsylvania avenue s. E.; Franklin Barrett
S SiLgG,SiT, eoInero 10Th and streets; A Strains
Spsrro, Esq, No. 1901 street s. W j r
PIather, ESD. No. e02 street N W or AT the
monthly meeting for the payment Of dues on tho
rITit WEDNESDAY q November next, at Columbian
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