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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-07-01
Sfftete1Ie eituu 9.
2ofaI= Nent9tettem.

Die fran3Sitf@e @emetnte b.
sius. ~ie ansstinpist puroeu, ant @anfas iii
Nationalfea nit GROCER GeierliGtett. Die tird'
liden Gereu,onisn fansen in ibliaer Weiie IN
@esenpart bes bu9tp'f fen 9ii&ofs fatt. Nad
BEN Gotteseienf sce bic YroseiTon gum CAPT
tuI. @oup. Mulin eutl&ulptste feline Ibwe'
fenbeit bur9 eiuen i9meiaelbaften 8rtef an BIZ
fran3STfde 8ep5lterune. Sci @ity 9aa faneea
bic ibli@sn 8esribunssreoen {fatt.
Die Tair ber @emeinbe i6lcb ara Sau1ttae
unb bate, tpie mir pernebn:a, etnen iebr sutsu
Griolg.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-07-01

Gegen Qeberletbeu, IppetitcFsteit
,. sebrauGt g. @tein's preubii9s @aseu-
tropfsn. preis $1.00 per Bottle.
g. Stein's pesetabuif9e 0eberpiQeu. elm frdf-
tiees @tittel sesen ~seraltste 9sberleiren, Gels
fu9t, dronilaen 9opfi@mer3, . wreis 80 Gts.
per gur.
Gottlieb Stein's Mpctbete, so @tebeuts
Strase, 3wei 8lpd unterbalb Sadiuu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-07-01
TQrnt 3u %DerfQufen.

gtns aarm BON 80 Nder eant, wcsun ~unssfdbr Is ader
untsr pRus unc gut ~etnaefenSt itnb. init etnen, 3ostaus
nit 4 3inmern nebt gcsrudttaus 1T su psrt1ufen. Ter
Met tit fd6nes 9Ols. une @eulanO has Da6sr nabs b.im
6auie. Die Farm, lteet IN Buffalo Conn. s1ristt Gouu>
t.. %eretutertsl Reilen ocu eiuer fattoitiden Stride. &aufs
becin4uneeu: elm 0tettei baar. Der 9trt Au nasiasn Sn-
t.refen auI 2 ODER 3 Sabre mad Helieben bcs Rdufers.
Nahaufrosea an Der y eltean Gate BET
H-S6 Ncter &erfbt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-07-01
staatS= Nenigfetten.
Oas @dn8erfen

S"| 0N~AtSSAVeE
in Ntnneapuis nabm eineu slGnsenben
@erlauf. Bel Ter GrSHaaas betten 0a In Der
prd9tig teeorirten 5armonia SaQe foleenbe
gereine etnsefunten:
pblbarmcnia, @iurHa.
Goneorbia. &baefa.
2teoerfran& ct. paul.
Mdanner-G bor, ct. vaul.
Mosart> gsrein, SGso.
pioneer Skinner . Gbor, Sung Imerita,
Yblbarm eniides Quartet, Mantato.
5arm snia, Minneapolis.
Sci ans-8erein, ct. aatbony.
Delegation BON WabaIbaw.
SIM @anssn tpobl $50 Sanger.
Die 8ereine BON ct. pauI narsn BON Der
Great @etern 8anb b~es!ettet. Das Set
COMMITTEE BON Minneapol;s bate bas Mu1f-
Corps tes tortisen Surner gereins unb bas-
ienise hes 20. Snf. @esiments snsasirt.
Die gesribuus eer Sanssr tn Der 6eFbaae
fanb turd ben graIeenten s. g. 5uber ltatt.
Atenes critics errees CONCERT in eer 5armunia.
9aQe.
gm Mursen hes spsitea Jsatase5 famsn bic
Sanssr scn Wilmaufse per Oaupfsr an unb
purben bonn COMMITTEE bssrubt. Die 8earebe
belt Or. 0rtmaun, peIder ben mcbltti tisen
GtuFuB tes @elanes auf bas 9eieQlbaftItde
eeben ldiloerte uuo nit StOl3 baran erinnerte,
ba6 an Der @titte, no bisles Set f~attiu-
bet Dor trei Sabrpbubsn nod bic MuVf hss
urpalbe unb ees gatarats sebSrt puroe.
9ierauf folste Der preisssians wotsi ben
9ie8 erraneen:
Grier preis: ct. Saul eteoertran3.
3ueiter greis: 81. paul Ndaner9ur.
Dritter Yreis: ptilb Wt-
Daun srsber tua3ue bur& bic @traeen ber
Stabt, Ntenbs 3tpeites Gsn3ert tnpsnees Opern'
baus. Mittuo@ Moreeu 8unessuerfamm-
Jung, Na&mittas Set Tie . Nie auf @ieoaet
Sslanb xnb Mtenps BaQ.
auf Dunneraas war 8eiu@ Der Nilpautee
Greunbe in ct. paul ansstanctst.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-07-01

8S1e GlBe, entfanten bur@ beftieeu
5u6idmeib, werbeu eebeilt bur@ 8. Stetps
1ubbaliam. @trtt tssinfetrenb, reinisenb,
betlent, cine bic NuseuuRuns bes GuBes ~
besintrGdtiscn. preis 50 Gts. TER Bottle.
@uttlteb Stin's Mpctbefe, Nr. 50 @atent.
Stra6., apet Blcd unterbalt Sadiun.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-07-01

gpu ct. paul mad Dulutb ssbe1
felt Moutae ,mei :3use Der 9cfe Supericr une
MiiTjVppi Babn tdsli9 bin anb bel, @onntass
a~ussencun1en-
Mbfabrt rad Duluth 1880 Bpsm. unt 8:45
Nadm., Mntunft baielbt 6 gwn.. uno 4:45
Nagm. r.
Na@ @tiQwater eeben 3ise $40 gorm.
unb $50 Na9m., unb tommeu baielblt an
8:45 8crn1. unb 4:15 Nadr,.
Die Ma&taise baben xeae unb elegant stn>
eeri9tste @@lafwaeen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-07-01

Die &eunion erhsn Minne-
fota Mesimeuts fane am vo:isea Dien-
tag in &erwina fat unp naPmen an e~erlslten
iter buueert Mttslisrsr 3bsa. Aa@ Gen.
@urman, Ger dlteie Gommauseur bes Ne5i>
rments bate f& ta3u siaasfuntsr. Nd90e
Neunicn AM "a. Surf 1872 it Minuna.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-07-01

Su&alebunia, benz @is Der Berpal-
tune ssn 6ouion County, foQ Elm Gcurtbaus
nebf @efinsni6, auuavrets BON $4,000 sebaut
perben. Das County uiro bret 8iertel hieler
Summe bs3atlen uub bic 8iQaee Elm giertel.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-07-01

warifer Grin. rein unS unperfdli&t.
CUR @ertilsuus pon 8artcFslfaferu, gu SO &euts
per pfunb in g. @tetns @putbete, so @ieteute
@trabe, ;psi BIod rnterbalb Sadiou.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-07-01
Deut1de 8rtefz9tfe.

9tfe teutfAer 8rtefe, bic Its gun, ~. SUM
:. s. ntht ebsetplt purten inb.
Damex.Brtefe.
gcsf Caroline &lein Mars
Da6lbsrs 8ettS u. alsin Sobanna
Glienpster Marsareta 8inera 8atberina
@ocbcis SaQin GceQer Maltias Wrs
6aertl Nnna 1ublmann Gltia
6crlsnminfel WarY Qoerenlein 8odbett
6erItnwtnfel Nary Mareuarrt Nofe
6ansen Mari Miler Mnna Qouila
Slime 81. u. pfaH Giiiatstb
5erren.Brtefe.
8tale Griebri@ Wonlsla @ustas
B%at9nemann @ottfrieb &einbarbt Gaiter
8alte Gran3 &eybolb peter
8lut Muauh Ries9raf SiHun
&alien Mihel &eiIter Watbias
Dang Saecb &einbartt goel
Gl@ba9 Qeu &cbbe @ubelus
@aa Auauf Nubler Gecrg
@oslel Meplf GGaut Qenry
6artnnann Nieolaus Gtarf Nthael
btelter 6. Y. @babe permann
Soop Griebri& @tddman permauu
Qeipernaann Beruarb Gmeiner Sotanu
MeBeer &arl Epoelar Ssfept
Meper Sbeubor G9mibt Moris
Neaer Soiepb 6miset 8ssfeb
Maters Deter Counts Ntfolas
Renfa 8erbiuanb 8otel german 8. rs
9Reio Mban. @e6er &art Qubwi4
watnaan Aruolb
Das 8riefporto ua@ Deutl9Iant spm 1. d.
aember an:
l1ebtr Bremeu une pambure 7 gts., 3eituu-
gen 3 Gts.
lleber Gnslaub 10 &ts., 3ettungen 4 4ts.
2eppslb @ayer, beatf9er Glert.
3. u. @beeIod, YoRmeiRer.
3wet Yfunb @ar Ganblss fir IS Gts.,
tei u. @ets, 1t2 Batalbaip Straee.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-07-01

50. @eis, 112 @abaibapS trabe, ~pertauft
81 wfuno Sapa 3afee fir einen Dollar.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-07-01

Muf bic &n3Nse bes 9rn. 3. So
pburbins Watertopn, Nisc. MAIDEN mir
bic 2eer belunters Mufmertian.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-07-01

SomSppettide Mraneien, Saus>
apotbeftn, 8a9er, eeIeerte bomScpatl9e 9aus,
apptbefen pieter aufgsfiQt tn
@ottIieb @tetn's Mppttete,
so Stebente Strabe, 2 8!cf unterbalb Sadipn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-07-01
Gran3? tera
fa.b. WijilonGr.

5ul3ernte. 150.O0O,OOO 6uB .9css"
limb I'M leBten Minter am ct. Groir unb icinen
NeteuFuNsu ,seerntet" tpcrpeu. ..,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-07-01

Sc fer Cigar Drips Syrup $1.00 ret Sal
bel Us. Weis, 112 Babalbam StraBe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-07-01

Grtruuten III am Routas bein, 8aeen
I'M 8luNe @apolpb 4rof, Gin tuags, Maau spa
II Sabren. D..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-07-01

Die st. paul unb Wacifc 9 a ) n
fat prm General. 2anbaaeut in @aibtuston ben
8sFbttel fir 1lO,755 Nder 2anb empfaHsen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-07-01
st. Heter6 lnterftusuua6=2ser

Das Rraatens & IN rtttce ses st. gsters usteradsuuss.
gesetns pom I. Nrutae TN Stunt bs surs 1. Nonta8 in
Suli bsfsbt aus ~fcleenber 5erren:
Oberer DtRriet: Ruide Eius. Rhs Giraffe. 8.
Wdrb. Raq Qoreni &. Straee. 2. 9Darb.
uaterer DtRrttt: 3eibe!e Z. BIAS, Q,t straee, 4.
WarS, Str. 2. Dur& Sob. 4Ria st. Vster Strase, 80.
1903.
frdutS It d, 6dr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-07-01
s n.

q. Stunt. 2euila gb. minter. Gltsrs: 9. =. @'''
ter unb siaria seb. Arenborf.
Sutann 8lcrtan Gamttt. Gltsra: Srlepp S@m'e1
unb Nlarta eeb. NiQer.
%. Stunt. Mnna @aemann. Glteru: gduI1s way
rtaun unb Narsaretta eeb. Suutoan.
o. Stunt. Mnna senneu. Gltern: N'e'laa' esa'
nea uup Mfars set. SIC Outer.
gernarb Mnsut 8artauf. el.ern: sSsrnare 1ar'qof
unb Rar!a asnss seb. 8ulbbrf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-07-01
Weihdft8<Npti5

Der u~nterxi&nete mo tts ben Peiern ees .Wanterer"
uuS ou,n Uttannt,u fe,u.n teRen Dast abRattsu fur tbreu
~bisberisen .ufpru1. 5ernsr sei'eth %sentslusn an. ta6
tbun ,p,rt, ma Ia neinen xrdften fett. UNI aue Sphu.
n,er ,u s~eirtebieen. sorobl m.tns 9abrt'raare ais mein.
fdtiy.r .uistsun sttetel une Sdubs ant icl'e. blats une
gut. une fett rem wertben &unesn Aets zine aut, Nuswahl
bereit. in ,ueinen teiber @dHdftspldsen no. ia Drttte
Strase nit ben Snilb ber arcee eolrent Sttsfd. eorNo
81 @de Der giereer uns @abafbau Gtrabe, eteeaxber be'
9cR. Of6ee.
9u iablret&ea 3stYru~ eraSfetst 20
3 Nt. 8. 81. &6ltet-
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50. Beis, 1t2 Waba1bap Graft, ~Sertaufi
81 Yfunb Grulbeb :3uder fir Elm Dollar.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-07-01
Tarm 5u 8erfQufen.

= Su Der Rdbe scu ct. 8euifaeias. 5enneptx Geunts.
Barna 81 ~pertaufen 700 @der prp6. wcson * Mdtr tultt.
Strt bas dtrtee Qaub CUTE Ntefen unb BuiH. Wetdulit.
letteu elm sutes seobuhaus nit Stanuns unS ~eiseaeu
sJofepb Maer3, f
1S6-fN Daeonta, CAREER e.. NRtuH. =
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9 { t.

26. Sunt. 6err Sptann Bernard Ssternz
bprf GrGutetn @%ttfabetba 9etf8er.
q. Stunt. 9err Mmtreas8raeme ct m tSr aa'
(etu q ertrub Strett.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-07-01
Turm XII p%erfdufen.

Gtue Gar,n rirb 3um @ertauf anaebrten; Fe BAIT 81
4dsr. pccpn 80 uuter MUG. ietr quite sDtetsn 20 Mder
suten Build. eutes sDaNer bttm Saus uuc erts GtaQure.
AQes %eiReefenst.
Die 5arm liest IN gtanteFsu Conn. Carer Gcunts.
Rtrnefota 4 RstteL uou GtasfA. 5 seu Carver uue ) BON
Stdtcpet eeptt g..
Rdteres AZ erreeer BEL 5rert Gs In Gtaesa ODER asf
BEN glas bajeIta. 52-S4
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-07-01
Tar1t at D%erfdufeu.

Cine 9arn Ia Bufdls 9snxlttp, nate Velttan Pate,
9unaen III ~uertaufea. DieIete bat 40 Wder. Elm eutes
Botubaus. Is Ader seeleart NIT benz ltSn1en 6cla III Der
~umsesene (8aumfdm mel; uur sier Wetlen Won SuTals
lrwn unb eeten Reileu sen Der Characterization Wrnte,
cello. gDrt8tt Co.. Ntian. 67
Simon @alifh.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-07-01

oent(fbfn hath. Wemeinoe
ppn@t. Naul
&ietten SILL
< TN ,. f.a e.
FIR II
2rngramm

2rogralnt1:
Tim neua ubr Wursens 8ea3us Der @autiuoenb som
Smulbaus, gde ber 9. unb gine Stra6e turG
,bie ct. peters uns @abaltop., bann burd biz
Drift. mad Der Sort stra6e III Dem ,Gsfplase Grantltu
Yarf. =
pie Great sDtfera 9 nt t.steitet ben Sea,us.
&etreatian NTH MittaseTem.
SET Gr6ffauns um ut< Raamtttass
Grffe Abtbei1mne.
Ginleltune bura Yt. Great geeRstn sanO.
9rolus. -.
sesra6unssamera o.mll&tsr gter nit SnRrumental,
5et.@efanl -" ,erdor init S%nftrgmental< gesIetsuns.
e sss% Cite Mbtbeilune.
@eidnse un.. ran:b s,aaticueu.
gprtrase tera aoeup.
te Ibtbeilune.
s s:sss:snsaasta,gss ' :s sss2 s;.,.,,,.,,,,.
eiArn uni Enb i~suuse qns ,u rsst saplrsissn 3ea,
befudse bette s1IaNty n. Der b~ieBidhrae 3uipruh mbse
6emjdniscn t Sabre n'dt uadReben, ba Naem
aufseY pten NJ tee-D seaB ~ etnsm redt eemitbliteu su
,nad.s: httsl jar
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-07-01

Meue 9%artoffeM taren bsretts scrtse
| Wpde ouf benz bieFseu Martt su taben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-07-01
E # 90 b e n.

o. sunni. Marta &ronen. 81 S. cit.
Of. Stunt. Rubulpb 9rof, 81 S. alt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-07-01

Cine ieb1ue GeieDenbe:t, niebt
5u Ibesfeben!
Da i'd netren Dotais son 81. glouO s~er!spt haze. bu
Id seicnueu meiae 5.rtn ~ X lien ocn st. elrur &C.
(saen III ~perfaufen. Sc eatAitt 81 dfer. aud tDanen
mob 80 Ader ba;u 9efIuft - voea, weun aerlniat. Ser
nsr eHtbdtt 6e 10 Alder untet 'auo Den Hef in gSte,sn
unb oclj en f65aes 8r,dbt rus, Is BET u anb<rtbals trd
BOD nit Seller uuterR sanisn 6aufe. Muh limb tals
lang. 5rudttaus. eutes g0aIsr betm 6auie. 9rets tt!.
lta.. 3ssi Drittst baas. Des xea Ia sesoit. Rattre aus
tuuft ba t
F. W;h. muler,
179-t91 st. G!cu> MtaR.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-07-01

Eau unb rid Vull6-
Die Tes.n I'M IS mnt peters l1Rterfieuu zYcreins
fnb t~ierntt mn bie aettn, hfen @ontae ben 8. Suli
Nbenbs HS Isnb fein NIs ectal rsdt 3ablreih ;u eers
fammeln. ba dssub .ine Wsno bfr SabresfaluB uEp sus
eleia Beamteu Esnt' fsmi,.
~1. Sod, Wrdfbent.
ttett fly. S9ltd, @ecretdr.
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DQnLagung.

Sicrnit ipre6en mir aGea Gbeifnctmern bsin 2ei1en.
~beednsnis Hnferer Wutter uuiern bef3liden Danf aus.
, Gbarles S4afJaaieu,
Neter GeiS.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-06
NATIONAL BOND ENDORSEMENT.

Does an Endorsement on n National Bond
Destroy Its Negotiable Character.
The First National Bank of New Albany, Ind.
held thirteen seven-thirty bonds of $1,000 each.
These bonds were in blank. On the back was
printed ''Pay to Bearer" The cashier of the
bank desiring to have them exchanged for other
bonds. indorsed them, 'Pay to the Secretary of
the Treasury for redemption" and delivered
them to Adams Express Company to take to
Washington. They were stolen from Adams
Express Company, and one of them found its
way to England, where it was bought up by the
agent of the defendants, Duncan, Sherman &
Co. The agent inserted Duncan, Sherman 81
Co.'s name on the face of the bill, and drew his
pen over the Endorsement. Duncan, Sherman
q Co. presented 1t for redemption, but it was
rejected the bank having filed cdUedt. The
bank sued Duncan, Sherman 81 Co. to recover
the bond.
The action came up in the Common Pleas
yesterday before Chief Justice Duly, Judges
Robinson and Larremore. The plaintiffs insist
that the endorsement took the bond entirely out
of the character of negotiable paper, dedicated
it to particular use, aud made 1t no longer nego-
table. On the part of the defendants IL Is
claimed that no payee being named on the lace
of the note or bond, under well-settled merean-
tile law the endorsement was nullity, and the
bill or bond good in the hands of whosoever
might honestly get it, and that in any case the
endorsement might be erased. and the original
endorsement, "To bearer" left Valid eraslng at
the same time the liability of the endorser aud
his control of the paper. Decision reserved.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-06
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
Senate.


HARRISBURG, May 6.-Nearly the whole session
was occupied with the consideration of private bills
on call.
Mr.. Evans moved the discharge of the Committee
on Vice and immortality from consideration of bill
prohibiting the sale of liquor in Chester county, in
tending to call 1t up, whsh was opposed by Messrs.
Brodhead and Davis, and defeated
message was then received from the Governor
and read In which he states that the appsrtionment
bill was presented to him on the 25th, and not hav
ing been returned to the Senate within ten DAYS
after its presentation has agreeaby to the Oonsti
tuition, become a law as If he had signed it.
Mr.. CoDnell read in place an act to incorporate
the Garret Manufacturing Company Passed.
the Lancaster Narrow Gauge Railway, which passed
Hnally amended by Mr. Billlngfelt so that the name
Railroad Company"
Mr. Connell called up bill Incorporating the Phi
ladelphia Publishing Company, Passed finally.
Mr. Nage called up House bill Incorporating the
Northern Mutual Building and Loan Association of
Philadelphia Passed finally.
Mr. Dechert calle up Senate bill perpetuating GER
tain conditions In the Bush Hill estate, Philade-
phia. Passed finally.
House bill to straighten and widen portions of
Thirty.fourth street passed finally.
Mr.. Nagle called up the Senate bill Incorporating
the Tradesmen's Safe Deposit, Trust and Guarantee
Mr.. Evans called up his bill relative to binding by
the Trustees of the Home for Friendess and Desti-
tute Children in Wilmington, Del Passed.
Adjourned till Monday evening at O'Clock.
House.
A resolution to adjourn to o'clock Monday even
ing after much debate, was adopted.
Mr.. Smith, OF Philadelphia, presented resolution
authorizing the clerk to pay express charges on all
packages OF books and documents forwarded to
members.
An amendment TO conrne the expense to $500 was
voted, and the resolution passed.
The following bs were passed.
Act to yacate q portion OF Sixth street, city OF
Chester.
An act for the draining Of wet ana swampy lands.
An act providing for collection Of mineral statls-
tics.
The bill repeating the Philadelphia Building Com
mission was received from the Senate ana referred
to Committee on Municipal Corporations.
"Wednesday evening next WAS fixed for considera-
tion OF Senate bill providing for cumulative voting
in boroughs.
the Senate to the bill providing for the publication
Of "Bat0s History"
Mr. Johnston presented bill in relation to rail-
road grades and crossings in cities and tGWRs. Laid
on the table.
Adjourned till Monday evening"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-06
PhiladeIphia Trade Renort.

SATURDAY, May 6-rhe movements in Seeds are
unimportant, and prices Of Glover and Timothy are
nominal. Small sales of Faxseed at s21e per bushel,
at which figure it is wanted by the crushers.
No Quercitron Bark is held at $50 per ton with
out sales. Chesnut and Spanish Oak Bark sell at
s17@21 per cord.
The Flour market continues very dull the inquiry
being c0nnned almost exclusively to the wants of
the local trade shippers holding of. Sales Of SOC
barrels, including superfne at S525@575; extras at
26l5@62S; spring wheat extra family at S6T597'25;
do. dc: at Sc 25@675; and fancy brands at s7.75@
s15. No change in Rye Flour or Corn Meal Small
sales OF the FORMER, which is scarce at 1915 Prices
OF the latter are nominal
The movements in Wheat are Of very limited
character. Small sales Of Western red at lB5 6s
amber at Sl6o@1'67; and white at Sl'7o@1 So Rye
may be quoted at s1'2o. Corn is dull, and barely
maintains present quotations. Sales Of yellow nj
77@7sc. and mixed Western at 7s@76c. Oats are
unchanged. Sales of Pennsylvania and Western
at 62H@64c.
whisky is held firmly. Sales Of Zoe barrels Ohio
iren-beund at s3c
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-06
A TORNADO In LOUISIANA.

Great Destruction of Property at Baton
ROuge-TwO Persons Killed, and Many
Others injured.
A tornado swept over Baton Rouge and Wei
nifty On Tuesday, causing great destruction Of
property. Trees were uprosted, and bricks and
Planks whirled in the air. The north and south
walls of the Penitentary, the roof of the shoe
factory, and the cells in the south wing of the
building were blown away. The whole sseond
story and roef of the storeheuse of the United
States Arsenal, with three hundred feet of the
laboratory "a frame building), and the rSof of
one of the powder magazines, were reat in frag-
ments.
The roof was torn from the Roman Catholic
church. number of frame houses were un-
rooted and otherwise damaged. The sugar
house and number of cabins on the plantation
of Joseph Barnard were blown dswn, and one
negro was killed and several were wounded.
The sugar-house, Clubhouse, and cabins on the
plantation of James McCollea were all de-
stroyed, and many cOlOrea persons were severely
injured. The sugar house and all the cabins on
the plantation of w. s. Pike we're blown dOwn,
and two colored men were killed and a number
were wounded. Many boats aRd scows laden
with eeal were sunk. The loss will reach
100000. During the storm some of the con-
yicts escaped from the prison, but they were
speedily recaptured.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-06
INCREDIBLE OUTRAGE.
A Clergyman Murdered In his Pulpit

Fren the Nei0 Era, Fort Smith, Ark., april %.
The most dsstardly outrage heard of for long
time was perpetrated last Saturday at Chocoville,
a quiet and tlourishing village in the southern
part of this county near the Indian line. We
have the following particulars from the Hon. e.
E. Henderson Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tion for this district, who returned last evening
from a visit to Waldron and passed through
ChoGoville yesterday as the murdered man
was buried. On Saturday morning as the
Rev. Mr.. De Champ, of the Missionary Baptist
Church at Checoville, was about to open
religious services, and while the congregation
entered the meeting-house revolver in hand,
and approaching the minister. asked him his
name On seiRg told, Handey levelled his
revolver at Mr.. De Champ and fred four shots
at him, three of which toek effect in the head
and one in the arm. The demoniac assassin then
wheeled rsund, and levelling his revolver at the
congregation, drove them out of the house with
curses and imprecati0ns and threats of death.
The affrighted people of course hastily fed in
every direction. The murderer then leaped
upon his horse, tied close to the building, and
galloped Off He has net yet been captured.
As to the cause of the murder, the following
is teld:-The man Handley, who has preVi-
ously borne q notoriously Dad character, some
four wears ago interrupted in the NEST scan
dalous manner a religious meeting at which the
unfortunate De Champ oficated, for which
ofense the latter had him indicted before the
Grand Jury, tried, and fined $50. Handley
went off to Texas soon afterwards, where his
deviltries also made it too hot for him. and FROM
whence he returned recently, to imbrue his
hands in the blood of a geod man in the appAl-
ling manner stated. Great excitement exists all
through the county at the fearful deed.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-06
JOE COBURN'S WIFE.

Her Death Said to be the Result of Hard
DrlnINihg-The "Little Accident" Won't
Prevent the PriZe-nght.
Yesterday Coroner Sehirmer was notified OF the
aWfully sudden death OF Mrs. Joseph Coburn, whose
spouse has been for some time past hardening his
muscle to efectualy spoil the beauty OF Jem Maces
facial developments. Mrs. COburn resided at the
town house OF her lord and master, at No. 800 East
Fortieth street. Joseph was nstihed OF his bereaye-
ment en- Thursday, and came to the city last Alght
to attend the funeral A large number OF the fancy
were in waiting TO receive him, and adjourned with
him to the OF his lOss where the wake held
with due regard TO the social status and reputation
OF the bereaVed husband.
The hackers and friends were for time disconso-
late too-not at the untimely dn more sense than
one) exit OF she late lamented Mrs. Coburn, but
cause that lady should have chosen such critical
time TO leave the world. Fears and sorrow were,
however, considerably relieved when joe with a
gstenng eye, declared that this little inOppOrtune
accident should not interfere with the match be-
tween himself and Jim Mace and that he would
light the latter IL all the wives In America drank
themselves TO death. This announcement was hailed
with universal joy.
The lady, it appears, died of a disorder known as
alcoholism" which, literally translated means that
she drank herself 70 death.-k Y. Standard.