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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-10-28
An Important Patent Suit.

An unusual excitement exists among
the boot and shoe manufacturers of
this city and vicinity, in regard to an at
tempt to enforce the Gallahue patentfor
pegging shoes, which expired March 20,
1873. The counsel for the patentee,
Mr.. E. f. Wiggin, threatens to sue all
persons who do not take out license,
and agree to pay royalty in the form OF
stamps at the rate of one cent per pair,
to be purchased of him, and placed on
every pair Of boots and shoes pegged
on pegginy machines.
The ground for asking this license is
the assumption that Congress will ex-
tend the expired patent next winter,
and this assumption. 1t is contended, is
based upon the expectations that the
agent OF the patentee will force the
manufacturers to comply, under the
threat of exacting back dues, thus COM
polling them to take out licenses, and
by so doing, aid, directly or indirectly,
in securing the extension of the patent.
Some of the manufacturers have yield
ed to this demand; others propose to
contest it, and able counsel has been en-
gagged on both sides. Among those re-
tanned for the contestants are Chauncy
Smith, of this city, of the firm of Smith
& Bates; Gen. Jencks, of Newport, r.
l.; and Mr.. Roberts, of Boston. It is
said that over one hundred thousand
dollars have been subscribed to aid in
contesting the case, and every point,
both in law and equity, will be severely
contested. The magnitude of the suit
can be Judged Of by the opinion ex-
pressed by Mr.. Wiggin, that the royal.
ty will, if enforced, amount to 100000
a year, though Mr.. Sturtevant, the orig
inal patentee, claims only S25o,oO0. It
is in favor of the contestants that Mr..
Sturtevant is on their side. This prom
ises to be one of the most important,
s.s we'll as one of the most severely con
tested cases ever brought before our
courts, not even surpassed by the cele-
brated planning machine and rubber
cases that vexed the courts for SO many
years.-Bostoaa Traveller.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-10-28
TypOetical.

Q, ye gay and festive printer,
When ye summer days are come,
Puts ye hungry 'sub " upon his case,
And starts upon bum
He loafeth on ye diamond green,
Where balls sweep hotly by;
lis better than ye latest 'take"
When ye baseman clasps ye ely"
He betteth On ye tickle game .'...
His string of pasted ''dupes >
Alas his club is goose-egge7,
lis ye other party scoops.
So ye gay and festive printer.
Having squandered all his dirt.
AmDles round on Monday morning
In ye same old dirty shirt.
Chicago Ledger.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-10-28

A FEMALE pawnbroker hauled up for
extortion, claimed immunity on the
ground that she was a loan woman.-
NeaO York Ledger.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-10-28

AMONG the mountains of Virginia are
found many wild hogs, which do not
hesitate to attack the traveller, and are
without doubt the most dangerous den
liens OF the mountains. They are
usually found in herds of from five to
twelve, and the sight Of human being
IS the only signal for attack that they
require. The intruder has then moth
ing left him but to outrrln them or climb
a tree and wait for them to leave.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-10-28

TEAcHER-Peter, you are such bad
boy that you are not tit to sit in the com
pany of good boys on the bench. Come
up here and sit by me, sir.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-06
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EXCErTED, BY
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-06
grave the entire contents Of the Bible
and New Testament twenty-five times
over within the space of II single
square inch.-Scientifc Amcyicdn.
BELMONT ITEMS.

From the Courier. Of the 81 inst
ATrEMPrEDSUICIDE.-Am man (whOse
name We withhold in East Belmont.
on Wednesday last, attempted suicide
by cutting an ugly cash across the
throat. but before reaching the juyu-
lar vein he concluded to give up the
job. lie was brought into town for
medical aid, which was rendered by
DIR. Moore. 1t was found that the cut
was not u dangerous one, and after
Il nights lOding III the Hotel de Cald-
we'll. he was allowed to return home,
for fnri her reflection. The cause of
the deed, it is said, was produced by
an overdose of tarantula juice.
ALL GRANGERs.-A private letter,
received here from Il gentleman in the
eastern part of Nye county, states that
"all are Granyer>" living thereabOuts.
As in all probability there will be no
Granger or independent State ticket in
the field next Fall, this "new depart
llre indicates to our mind that those
Changers will vote as they please disrc-
gardlng party nominations entirely.
BULLION SHIPMENT.-Wells, Fargo
Co. shipped bullion during the month
OF April, OH account of the Belmont
Mining Company. aggregatiig in value
Sl9,2Sl. The mill having been stopped
for repairs something over two weeks
during the month, accounts for the
light shipments.
RACEs.-A force of men has been
busy for the last ten days working on
the Monitor Park Race Course. a new
track, Il hort distance southeast Of the
Magnolia SALOON, East Belmont.
"Ni.gcr Baby" and " Belmont
Brown" are entered rs contestants for
Il purse, to bc run for over the new
track on Saturday.
MAsCULINE.-We understand there
are sixty men in Jefferson Canyon,
and never Il woman or child. This
s.atc of things won't exist great
while, or we are greatly mistaken in
our reckonirgs on nlineralogy.
FIVE stout miners left Belmont u f.w
days since for the Stiken mines. If
they don't get "stuck" OH the trip,
we are no Yankee.
EMrTy.-Our County Jail is now
destitute of bOarderS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-06
IHE MAnvEI.S or MECHANICS.


During the last siege of Paris, the
hhabitantS from time to time effected
omlnunicatiOn with their friends be-
yOni the German investing lines hy
Scans Of carrier pigeons. In fact. !,
Hgnlar pigeon post was organized,
Mving one OF its receiving stations in
london. Here the written messages
pr Paris were received. and, by pho
9graphy. reduced to microscopic size,
och letter being reduced so small H.
be invisible to the eye except as !,
peck. Some two thousand of these
Decks were then printed OH tissue
Rpcr about an inch and Il half square.
Which was rolled and carefully at
Qched to one of the tail feathers of the
Egeon. Tn the arrival of the bird in
kari>, the postal officials placed the
Rper under the microscope. which en-
Urged the several specks into readable
0mmunicationS. which were duly
opicd in writing and delivered to the
PRISONS % whom they were addressed.
he total postage received for the
4an>miSsion of one of those tiny bits
4 paper frequently amounted to two
3ouSand dollars.
Snall as this photo-writing seems,
~ "e'n surlassen nH "ltei'',,.>h.' l.
w'a S,ocent n"inoeI Oh 'he i""S, .r. 80
ra.a ao'"aru' =. a., gives "i en-
r;,;" p'"oSraph Oh microscopic
s "one pH h'"'hiherN OH S''SS'
/ ;ll;a,i Hans ~ vi oi.liohG, eAerM'eu ~
"'m epo, Oh '"h4oh. me WIN
$S;o,u ui>lsts oi the I-oru IraHer' ,
! .ro ~ Mr;'teh upon Si.ss, Mnnln =
n,v.t'in,1 tdual 10 one Two ! n,'"ureu a,,' aI'n
r. ora 'il,h s part ol al, iiich III ienSt!
an "u ;,,',' ,1'I hunureu ana iorlie'n par.
ma, Wv. ,n ,, III wl.''n' or space lNr',nps Ia,
6o,a ~ .,'e uot III TINS let.er !. lnt' !,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-06
(EwART ON THE INDIAN WAR.

NJ the Indian war in Nevada i'm 1860,
aa,or Stewart, in the Senate, Thurs
h last, made the following statement.
e discussion which gave occasion
the making Of the statement, was
reference to a bill. providing for the
vment of Sl9, 1850 to John McPike,
full settlement for beef and supplies
nished the troops by Jordan Nc
Ike in quelling the Indian disturb
res in the Territory of Utah, now
State of Nevada, in 1s6O. Mr.. Stew
/ said:
LIN the Spring Of 1850 we had an In
In war in Nevada. The inhabitants
emsclve> organized q militia COMMA
to meet them. The Indians made
attack and some sixty of our best
izenS were killed. There were but
people there at the time. The snow
Is deep. The United States forces
INC over, and some volunteers from
@Iliforilia, under Colonel Jack Hays.
e citizens contributed largely.
he 800 myself. The citizens gener-
ly have never asked for any pay. and
Iiayc never presented any claim on
Dir account. Two or three hundred
ou>and dollars were raised hy our
pple, and contributed to the cam
1gn. There was Il firm known as
y6r,lan Il McPike, who were in the
fmdng business with mules over the
NV, and the snow was then fifteen or
tGenty feet deep. They used pretty
usucl all the capital they then had in
opplviny the volunteer forces of the
GGbiv that were under Captain Stewart
Gfthc regular army, assisted by COL
GSel Jack Hays. whose volunteers came
bm California.
These supplies were furnished and
ueeiptS given for them under aeon
ct with the quarterinaster of Jack
US. and everybody was required to
: h'ributc. An ordinary war of this
hd would have cost the Government
the United States 81 l,0O0,MN. There
never been cent paid by the
hited States on account Of these vol
tecrs. The canpai yn was an eX.
lSive one and Il successful one, but
have never asked forand have new
had an Indian claim, paid in Nev,-
Here couple of men put in
hrly their entire fortunes fourteen
ars ago. The claim has been before
committee all the time since have
en here. have not pressed it, be-
use am not much of hand to
ess claims. Mr.. Wiley examined
npon the Committee on Claims and
Rdc II favorable report some Years
NJ. The committee have 1uail tx.
hlined it now. and came to the con-
&,sion that the claim is just. There =
- doubt about its justice, and hope
will he allowed to pass.
Tile bill was reported to the Senate
thout amendments, ordered to be
gro Ssed for the third reading, read
lhe third time and passed.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-12

mtbrere Sunbsrt 9lrtsitsr iub aufsebpten, bic
gerbinbuns mSslitf Ituea misser bsr,ultsIsn.
(Dies in felt bsm IL. b. rifper stlunssn.) llne
pie liebt es cttn auf ben SSben aus, no bic NO
ssneen 8crnfslber nod sefsrn Der Stpl, une bic
6rsuee tes Sanbmanues tparen Der anssrih.
tste S1ate allein in Der Siirssrmsiherei 4ya.
burg bsrsGnst i'd mad Sunberttaufen-
BEN ; Nismanb H. Der ni6t Uerluits irsene
msl9tr art ,u tsflasen bate ; nur Gin Srof in
BEN aasem,insn tlnsliid III ssblisben, nGmlit
oab bis jest nod fein perunglidtes Wenl9enls.
ben ~ uniersr 8snntnie selanst III.
gu6 aus Spei6er sebt uns cine Wittbsi.
lung iiber eas nntpsttsr III. Hadeeni Spei6er
pcr sinisen Wodsn eurt cine bstriGti3e Ecu.
s~rsbrunf fdwsr sslittsn bate, rurbe % am
ltBtpsraoEtnm 6reitas purd ben Sasslldlas une
Wplfenbruh auf baS 6artsls betrcTen. Der
Sasrl bat niGtt bios bic r%neiitsn Standardization
,%ertriintmeit ienbern mas .rsii l6limmsr in, fair
idmmtlide Griidte auf benz 1000 Rorssu srp6sr
9aane ssrnidtst. DER Welfsnbru6 bat sasu
bic CUTE Adsrtree in bic 8yl f~ortseltpsmmt uns
ben Sepsn nit @erSa tspsdi. 10 caB auf mar
den Iedsrn ni&t mebr III srfennsu IN. mas Ca
rauf s~sfanetn bate. Cine Wense 8psst lassn
tcet auf Der Grpe unh bas llfsr Ger apl mar be-
eedt nit 6iittn, aalen une Srssiea. Der
Sdabsn IN unsebsusr. Ssftsiut pabr ~ ifir,
mas Senaanb furj porber ssiast bat, rs i6eint
eisies Sasr Hi&ts Suites in Der Cuff ~ iein."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-12

Sranentaltn edpcniutragen. 9rf teint Stnaus-
fabreu i6tint Der 8lis s~eSiineet unb eaS Streb-
bad an Der iutmsflihsn Ode teS SaufsS in
Brand gelfedt AZ baben. DanF Der fhuea Der.
teiseeilten G~inmcbnerI1aft fonnte has 0euer beim
Gntfeben erifidt unb pbne reiteren S4acen auf
itinsr Sterb teitr1nft rsreen. 8efanntli6 ,ie-
ben Hau6iaulen ben BliB an ; ratbiam mare Is
eabsr, bsim Serannaben sintS 8ewitters pas
8euer ,u lSl&en.
9sremburs, f6. Suli. Sn tisisr Ra1t snt.
fanb Geuer in Der IN Der gDaierifrabe stsssnsn
8sbauiuns ees Suffers Runbe, mel6es lid talp
Zen anfcetnbsn Sdulsrn Der 90. eauib, ylum
uro S6amburser nittt elite. Da Der Winp bic
6lanmeu btftis anfa6tt, 70 bate bic Jsusrs-
brunff lei6t srpbsre DimsnTcntn annsbmtn fSn.
men, wsnn ai&t Silfs raid sur Sisls sspeisn
mare. Tanf ben Sersinten Mnfrsnaunaen etr
pompisrsccrps Der Sterlfabt une hss PART, 70.
ME unieres Sassreorps. ssIana Is Sls Gsuer auf
feinen Sere ~ btf&rGnfen. Das Da@werf Der
gebauiuns Der Tame Wittwe SGou Tns ~
srei SsrItispenen Nalen Geusr, bod sslaus %
jetts Wal %easielbe Su eampfen.
Sie i'm @robbsr,ostbum anidbistn Gran,cien
batsn ibrtn sefaltutn Sriptra, bic ibr teten
als 8ranfe mabrtnp bss 1901 8rieges i'm
0rsBbsr,citbum ausbau6tsn auf benz Sihen-
bpffirtbefe Gin Dsnfmai issen laTeE uno piele
pom tbutn wppnten BEN FUR bic Nubt Der ItSe.
~fcrbeuen ,u ct. Matbdus i'm YiaTsntbal am
t6. Suli absebalttnen 0otsspienie bel.
Die g&mimmiHule in 9ursmburs bat Gin
p~reisIhpirnmen a~ussei&rieben fir bic Mbcnusn-
ten Der oortissu Sabeanhalt. IS fnb 2 prsiie
bsfimn mt fir tiejenissn. bic bieien Semmtr, 2
fur pisjeuiseu, bic lssten CONNER unb 2 fur bic.
%ienissn, pslht friber Ihrimmsn lsrnteu. Die
preile perbtn ben S&wimmsrn ,uerfannt. bic in
Der %fir,sfen !3sit bic aussefedts Sabnfrsde aui
une atparts i6pimmsnS ,aridIssen.
Norgens am Is. .. Or. fsl Der 3 Sabre ate
Sobn bts Gii&trs VI. @ilsn pon BEN 0slinesr
Der Nl,tfbriids am Si&tnbof in ben 8luB une
fam nit sinisen lsi&ten S&rammen cappu.
Mm II. Suli flbrte Der f5idbrise Sebn ess
Nderers Wad Ron Dunfrotb (Boewange) sintn
Stir ,ur Wsies. DaS lbiu marp Nth, BEN
8naben, Der Is ni&t rssiereu fonnte. nabm Is
auf bic SSrnsr, mari ibn in bic eaft uue Der
Sunse brad bsim 5aa eas Genid une itarb plSg-
lid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-12
8efsifG- Suxem6urs.

Der In arlDn tassnee propin,ialratb bsitlp6
bel Der &esitruns babin ,u rirfsn, eas bic 81.
isntabn pom @0usy mad Saifnat rur6 bic @itts
ees9 antons 10 nabe an ouTali,t sorbei, ais mSs-
LID, setaut merle: fsrnsr fir 9rri6tuns sinss
Yottamtes in gausiaers ~ wirien unp siu Dot
eitnf ron srlUn iitsr 6ausiller, @arttlinssn u.
Ittsrt bsrssifsa: weret. 1850 5rs., purssn in's
Sibset seest UNI bic proeirsialbauml6ulsn ~
untsrbalttu. f7l0 8rs., wureen fur BEN Nus
bau Der ~ faufenesn Observation-Disclosures in
@irton ausseworftn unb 1900 linp fir ben An.
fauf beifimmt. 100000 wureen ais Subitlen
fur ben Sau pom S&ulbauisrn ansswieitu.
Die 8esieruns bat 2.04C 5rs.. fur bic Ssl.
lenhuns ets Wtsts, Der bic Stra6e BON &edt-
fort unp Rar&e NIT Der CHARACTERIZATION Sc.
mtlt perbinett. ausseperfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-12
2 u m b u q.
pie refisios : wo6ft9dtisen Yereine
Snxem6nras.

2. Der Vtrein ,,des jeunes eeonemes".
Die 8raulein Der Stabt eursmburs batsn Dor
etpa % Sabrsu ben Ysrein des jeunes eeono-
mes essranbet, UNI armen Nat&en Der Stast
unb umsssene nit elmer driilihen Gr,ietuns
susltid tint ~fanbtemd6isf @usbiltuns In ssr.
f4iepsnen weiblihsu 5aubarbeitsn ~ strItai.
fen. Die 3abl Der Sbeilnebmer une 3beilneb.
merinnsn, active nno gbrsnmitslisen miissrst.
mel, bslauft f& s~sssnpartis auf $50. gBie ron
Nnfans an, 70 irire aud jtSt bic S6uls hes Ser.
cine RON 50 S&ulsrinnsn befu6t. pelde unier
Der 9eituns Der Standardization ibrsn 8t1&lss-
rinntn unb Wobltbatsrinnsn siel 6rsuee u. gu.
fritbtnbeit btsittn. DAT CO an 5rSmmisfsit u.
grbsitiamieit bier ni&t febl, bsbbalb absr aud
ni&t an srfrsuli&sm Grfclst, has bereiiet bic
&eibenfolse Der jibrli6sn 0srsinsbri&te. Ia
treten unitrt reiten Graulein init ibrtr trpblte.
fannten Spfrmiaisffit unb ibrem btmitbissn
2ustnpI&mude Dor bic Nussn armfr. sisfat
perlantntr ainbtr, ia nod mtbr an las Ssrj BON
arutsn S&wefern in Stiu 9brifO, pel&t It lie
ben, unb bsfrsbfn It, ~eielelbtn auf cine bsItrt
Gin iol&ts 3ulamm sntreten Der Hei6tn nit ben
Irmsn wsbltbatis uni fru&tbrinssnb wirftn.
8. Der ct. Ytnesnj.gtreiu.
gDis IS i'm Sabre 1888 d t lnipsritats- z tn.
benton IN paris tparen, bic bur8 ibr fltin:s
aranjdtn, lur frsunhlHaftli&ea 9siprsHuns
littrarii&tn Grassn. unter @cttts bl. etituns ben
@ruke lssten ~ 1tnsm sreBartissn, nanmsbr
iiber bic game g4tlt ausssbreitetsn @sbltbStia.
fsitssuein, 70 waren IS bti uns a&t s~brenpsrtbs
Burasr wel&s, 81 Sabre ipatu,-ts mar am 1.
Wop. fS5i-bis srlts @pnfersn, eisfss 9srsints in
unlersr Stast srinesten. gsrtistet uns aud
bic 8idl4t aaf bic Se&sissnbsit Der erfsn
0rinbtr, bic Wamtn Der 8 nod ~ltbsnesn uuo
tsm 0srsin ais eifriss Mitslisbsv INNER nod
auaebSrnssn Ssrrn bisbspaisssn, 70 siirfeu mir
I4en fir bic spei autern bic hem listsn Soft
lanai entI&lafsn int, cine tbrsnspus Wnsnabme
maGen. Wir bsnfsn an ten erfsn praNpsntsn
Der tsinsn GonfsrsnL ben be1attbarsn 9rn.
Ybilii2 W arth, lppie an ts1sn S9wis9srlebn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-12

Oas Eefament bes Mis. BON Merobt
lit e%r6ffnst iporoen. Ser peritorbene Yra=
lat tbeilt Iein etipa 10 Miaionen ST.. be-
trasenbes YripatpermOsen stuii6en g. s.,
pabt Yius TX, iciner Ni6te, Der 6erso-
gin BON 4oita, ieinem 8ruoer, Dem @rafen
BON Werooe unb Ieiner S6ueIter Der @rG=
fin BON Montalembert. Sas Yermddt-
nib an Die 2ebtere 1T 10 gut als iei es Den
@rmsn permadt, ba Die @rafin BON Won=
talembert ieit Dem Gintritt ibrer Sodter
ins &loiter iebr suriidse,osen Iebt uno ibr
sanses, immenles SermOsen ben armen
austbeilt.
Cine 6efsif6e GefeGf6aft bat be-
l9lolen, oemienisen 8elebrten ooer Ir,te
einen Yreis BON 100000 6ranfen ,u,uer=
tennen Der Die Grideinunsen Der itiamati=
iirten Gouiie 9ateau ,natiirli6" al err
tlarsn peiB. Die 3utunft miro ,eisen, ob
Die Serren, ipeldc bislans sesen Die Shat.
iade in 8ois o'Saine ing 3ele aineen,
-berbeirennen, nm Sieie Summe AZ peroie.
men. 100000 Sranfen =
Sas wdre 10 cine Sade fir einen 3ei-
tun9sibreiber. $4,000, Elm bibider
Uroden, 1T leidt 81 peroienen.
Wel6' prd6tise Gelegenbeit fir Den
rNorolern" BON Ga GroHe, isin 9i6t leu6-
ten gu lafen uno babel nit gbren einen
bibi4en YrOiit su MAIDEN.
Weroen Ndberes mittbeilen BEL @elesen-
belt
gSom Gnftns. 2liniaerinm lit nuns
mebr Die gntlaiuns Der S9uli9peitern
bon Den tatbOliiden Wdodenidulen oes
9anSen Grmlanoes uno beren griab bur6
peltll6e 2ebrtrafte anssoronst tpor6en.
pie 2serfimer y@ermania" ertldrt lid
bon oifsielcr Settle psranlaBt nno q W
torilir IT" su Der mieoerbolten Grfldruna,
oab Die an @rabe bes beilisen Yoniiacius
I'M perflOIenen Sum- periammeIt eelpeienen
Vll1ofe uno Wertreter BON 8istbiimern
YreuBens in teinerlei @eile uno unter
tetnerIei Jorm @ermitteIunqs.
VoridIdse mad Berlin seianot baben,
oaB le BON Den mieoerbolt aui's gnti6ie=
oenite ausseiprodenen tir6liden Yrinsi=
pien aud nidt I'm Saares 9reite abrpei-
den peroen.
Sur Die 2SaTfa6rtem na6 AaGem
nmo Mafri6t tueroen in SolanS beIon-
oere GgtraSise nit beoeutenoer 9reiser.
mdBisuns Organilirt ; Die Sbeilnabme Der
fatbolii9en YepOlferuns miro jeoenfaas
mad Den iabrliden 8eiu6en in aepelaer
uno Der SprinsproSeiiion in G6terna6 su
i9lieBen, cine enorme iein, uno Die @eiit=
li4teit tbnt oas Sbrise, I'M Die maIienbaf-
te Betbeilisuns Der @ldubisen ansursssn.
DR.. 2snfamo, giblotbefar Der l~lniuer=
iitat Wirsburs lit tiir5lia seltorben uno
bat feline Yripntbibliotbet Dem @atican
teitamentarii4 perma6t.
2si(6of 2suoisier pon Sin, lit untsr
Den olterrei6H6en &irdenflriten Der erIte,
Der leit Der Qualification DER confeilionelen
8elebe nit Den weltli6en Yeboroen in
Conflict serdtb. Gs lit sesen i'm pe-
gen elmer in &remsmiinlter sebaltenen Yre=
oist cine itrafseri6tli9e llntsriu6uns ein=
geleitet tuoroen.
2StSt6mms 25ermeCer Ga6ne in
Tuloa bat jebt auf iein am s.. Suli b.
5. an Den oeutlben &aiier seri6tetss SIM
meoiatstiu6 UNI 6reilaHuns Der in Saft
befinoliden 8iidbfe unb Yrieiter elm Int.
iportldreiben erbalten. Sn bemielben lit
selast, bab Der erbetene @naoenatt bel Der
prinSipielen @eiseruns DEG Glsrus, Die
@eiebe ansusrfennen, ni6t nur n / DIT er-
folsen tonne, ionoern aud wirfunss=
10 iein iuiiroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-12

Mm 8. Suli bate Sricr oie bo@lie
Temperature ieit 1880 294 Grab &edumur
,(9S Or. Sarresbsi). @ir pprecrn ms
ni6t baben mir rcd jGbrlid on cinseIrer
Sc9rn bier &c Gy. GGuCrtcit metr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-04
COTTON MARKRT1.

Cu,aty.ros March 3Coon depressed Mailing, ljc; Low
dup Ordinary lic net receipts soy bales
Q6 bs: exports ,55j bales eosNise. III
balr.; sales ! 900 bales stoek, 59O7S bales
SKwORIP,Ss March 3Cot0n lower; Mdilng, - l9.; Lo~
Mpting Lse Good Ordinary BE net r.celvts jSi0 bale.
neu y63 bales Greet Britain. l1l2O bales sae ZOOo
hsIes last evening 100 bales; stock, 3Ol, IFS bales $500
3-tOtt0n dul aud unchanged; Low middhng
lI40I4la; receipts l7OS bales; shipments l2lo bales STOCK
IIyEsIoS March 3CoiOa du high; demand Good oIdn,y.
l39.. Mddng Is s net receipts 600 bales ae 900 bales
stocs lO4, 3S2 bales ,,,.r 80,
Low Mddne, l4hal4'sc; Good Ordinary i391lJ'sr ne,
receipts bales exports cosstsse 400 bales sales ooo
baies % 2l3 baes - ..,..- 90, -, ,,..s.-
l4s Good Ordinary 3 receipts 200 bales gros. receipts
400 bale. exports 800 bales cosstEse u bales
bales bales; stock. Ia 81 bse
quiet private
MddLg lei 36s bales shipmen 4Sl bales; sales
SosyoLs March 3-Cot,ou quiet; nul. doing Low addhns
ago bales exports eoss'"s 900 o"0'' ''''
bale lJ.322 bales
Pa, ,pKtpH. March 3-Coton quiet: Mlding lGile Low
Ndiug l5l4c Ordinary l4c Good Ordinary I3'4e
Oriin,ry 2c receipts. 80 bales II bales
sAyAssAH quiet hiddhng 5sc net receipts
344 bales. exports the Continent 1883 bales coa"ise, 1O5
Laie,. sale. 81 3 bales; stock. T6,f3S haeS
g.roS March 3-Coon dul heavy; Mhdlng. l6s; ne.
receipts 81 gross 6273 bses exports 10 Great Bnn 100
bAss; stock. $500 bales. ,,,,,.-
net receipts bales cossts sos baes st0es $40
bales = .,. ,,,,.- ~.
3--CottOn dulli Mddhng lo'tc; receipts
es5 ba.s: ,hpnsnts ia bales; stock. 10 9O5 bales
quiet aud Midins loci ne,
eeipts a3S bales; sales, 579 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.
RUROpRAS MApKETs


nosnos s'rsh 3el2So mConsols for money o2e92s for
we scconni bZ Bne Railway shares i234043 do Preferred % -
h NsRrooL Msreh $3.50 m-to'ten .. es.e and prices
pave declined fraction Mddng Upsnds 75id7 sd; Mdng Or
leans s~o sales 10000 bales intending 1000 bale, for spec
uon anl exports sales the basis Of Mdtng nothing
nai"" Low Mdngs deliverable April receipts
10 900 American.
LoNDoN March 80 30 mConsc for 92d92. for the
account V2sd92 Paris dispatches quote JOc
LvKRPo2L, March 32:3O m.-Bresdsufs Wheat
~ s0i2T Genital for California White; l2sd3 for
Cub do ami H. 3pl1ll for Red Western S6i6 v
PORK, SIG Cotton Of
bidding upsu nothing below Good Ordinary deliverable MAJ add
June ~ ll-l6i
LIVERPOOL, March 3S m.of the Cotton sales to-day 1900
BE- % American.
LoNDos March 81 mrhe Of bullion into the
Bnk on England balance 10 davis t73O0O Cono
9Isa92 lot the Aoeoint 02s922 Bne Railway shares ~
dispatch from Paris quotes Rentes at b0f 4Oc
LIVERPOOL, March 81 D. m.-COtt.n-Sales basis MID.
Ing Orleans nothing below Low Mdns shipped March aud Af
LONDON. Msrch Shallow. 80 3 y
LoNDDE Mach 3-6;30 m-Bre RAILWAY shares. 42at.
lVzRPOOt. March 5000 .. mCottOn-Sse the basis Of
Md1ng Upsnl nothing below Cool Oriusry shipped February
l6 the market for Yarns and Fabrics Manchester dali but
not quosbly lover
LONDON, March 3.--TAllOw 3Si y crt
LONDON March ?-Eyeuug-STrts Turponne opeaed 80 J
d33 t. y cgt, and closed at 33i -.
Loyp5N March 3-S p m-Pas dispatches quote Renes at
SOL 52L,