davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-07-11

b En- typhon. Fran Canton skrifves
den l2 April: Torsdagen den IL April
blefyo Canton och framlingskolonien
pa den lila Il Aoden liggande On Sha.
meep ,hems6kta af en- fruktansyard
katastrof, hvars make icke ems harti
typh honernas land ,nagon upplefvat.
FUnd er de senaste dagarna' hade at
skilliga, atmosferiska .storingar :visat
sig och 'haftiga ovader hade med korta
uppe hall dragit fran ofver staden.
Afven3 den IL pa e. N! var .vadret
stof migt med blixt och stark aska !;
kl q Q. m. syntes Ihim1en klarna, da
plotsligen isbitar, ,vstofa som dufagg,
,b6riade lfalla ofver 2Shameen. Delta
fenomen vid nagra och tjugo graders
yarme var redan och for sig .ganska
tmarkligt och oroande, men harpa folj-
de nagotaf annu forskrackligare art.
|;EttI egendomligt ,ljud hordes pl6tsli7
gen, och man kunde tydligt urskilja
eded dbrusande tonernas stigande och
fallande med korta regelbundna mel
lantider. Imam man hunnit utforska
orsaken till delta brus, utbrot en- or
kan, hvars haftighet trotsar hvarje
beskrifning. Fonster och d6rrar slo.
gos in, de- tyngsta m6bler fiyttades
fran sina platser, vaggarna skakades
sasom vid en- stark jordst6t, taken
h6jde sig OCH ett fruktansvardt,5 be-
d6fyande dan genombrusade luften un-
derr4 S minuter. Harefter lblefJailt
ater; ;lugntIoch stilla-sedan f6rstorel-
sens verk; pa dessa ia minhter blifvit
fullandadt. En- typhon hade gait fran
ofyer shameen. och pa mindre an
en- fjerdedels timme -forst6rt euro.
peernas vackra ylllor och landtgardeaarlf.
Man kunde med 6gat folja vidundret,
7da def som ett dystert spoke drog
bort 6fver den kinesiska staden med.
f6rande sina valdiga armar, f6nster,
tax, fyerandor, trad 0. s. v. Ovadret
kunde liknas vid en- gigantisk drake,
som dolde slit breda hufvud de tun.
"a, nedhangande molnen under 5det
att han med sin ringlade stjert piska.
de mistaken En- svart r6kpelare,
som uppsteg fran sspillrorna at de for
storda husen, betecknade hans Vag
och :efteri en- stnnd faddrade de klara
lagorna 6fyer staden. Det ar klart
att vid en- naturfd eelse, som var
So haftig och yarade 50 kort, icke ems
det NEST kali Olga 0gonyittne tank
te pa att CORA nagra meteorol giskaa
Iiakttagelser. sa yidt man har sig be.
kant, synes dock oYadret hafya app
| staff i en- liten by, Sin fHl7oey, ON ,nl.
Ikring SO engelska mil fran den 1ts portul-
gisiska besit ttningen Macao. Enar3 az 4 en- tarl
AMMAN by, belagen 10 eng. mil yester
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-07-11

Framlingen betrakt tade h6nan, hvil
ken synbarligen plagades af slit ODE.
qvama lage och med en- suck fragade
han ..i.-
s'Vill nj icke .taga, ned henne ..nu.
Hon lider.'' ...t,.:t .h....s ..s.,;
= "Jag kan icke, hjelpa det, hon maste
lara sig n1oses.'' - 3. -Y-: -;,:;s..
''Har nj nagra rbarn?'' frSgade han.
.'"Ja,5 fem.' 49, 49,.
"Hvarf6r hade nj dem?''..
Misunderstanding g-dem e. iuppre:
pade hon. Hvarfor, emedan jag on.
skade att ha dem.'' ...---........ ...,,..-..
,r.s ssPrecist sa y! Det var ifoljd af en-
moderlig instinkts SAntag lnu,p da nj
kande delta behof, att man ~hade satt
er under en- tunna; hade; delta yarit
ratt?''
.1S "Nej,n sade hon mildt. . '@'''' .
a>\ 'sEller man hade slagit kallt vatten
pa'ert hufvud ,.~3. ,,4ss..y 49, ,
; Hon sade ingenting. ..f~
L s'Antag, aterigen, att man virat er
in5i en- rod trasa.j 5Huruaskulle detha
varit 2" &''.,.i.>& g.. &'r?. X
+" Stamina tystnad. T., .,,@..r sx,,sss; rs.
s'Latom oss CORA ett annaty antagan-
de-" fortsatte han. "Antag, att da
delta kraf for en- liten kom, en- som
kunde -kalla er mamma en- som nj
kunde Ieda" och lara alldeles som edra
grammar leda och lara sina sma, att
man da hade slagit 1er, knutit ettirep
ON fotenf pa ier och bundit er1ute det
hetaste solskenet hela dagen; hade
detta varit ratt g - ,,o.,se....,
F Hon n sankte hufvudet men beh0ll
samma envisa tystnad. . s.. ,-I., i.
SELLER skulle nj foredragit att man
hade hangtsers upp,i enfota tapa staketet.
:, ...Nej, nej!':a42 ~ 19:>'ti@'<'d
,s"sViIl nj taga ner henne da :" 1i&f :
: Inom mindre an fyra sekunder var
h6nan befriad fran sin ,obeqvama
stallning och spatserade stolt pa gar
den. -''
stag skall aldrig binda en- h0na So
lange jag glefver," sade den r6rda qYin.
ran. l@..gGiI .,l's5a:a&f&io IL! 2}Sa'ft'
;,sssGood for you,' sade den gam1e.
.sH6nor kunna icke alltid tillatas att
ligga mar de villa, men att stangas in
dem i en- bur dar de ha stort rum, men
ingen ihviIoplats; skall vanja dem, af
med det lattare an valdsamheter, och
def, basta af ALT ar, att nj darigenom
behallers deras fortroende foch akt-
nings' a5 .s51ss2t ., ~ A.,ss''s
Den angerfulla qvinnan bjod fran:
lingen att komma in och. Ia ett glas
mjolk. Han gick in och togldet,
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-07-11
50 -Fsr
Hvad al' gOdhet?

Att standigt vandra pa det: godas
vag tillh6r hyarje menniska. Infor
den h6gsta fullkomligheten far ifran
denna regel Ell eifvas nagot undantag.
Godhet Dor salunda .yara den formed
lande lanken icke allenast lander och
folk emellan, utan afven .mellan de
sarskilda indivlderna. Men hvad ar
da godhet ? Mantro ej mangen darar
sig med den tanken att han self ar
god Godheten ar uteslutande beroen-
de af sinnesforfattningen, eller med
andra ord, den bevisade godheten far.
slit egentliga och .enda varde +af den
sinnesstamning, hvarunder man bevi-'
sar den s;mma. Det Or t. OK. visserli'
gen ett bevis pa godhet, att gerna bi-|
sta andra med rad och dad. Ell sky ma.
gra besvar harfor, eutan anvanda bades
It'd och omtanka for den andres basta !;
men denna godhet ar pa det helas taget
latt att uppfylla, ty det har sina behag
att hafva utrattat nagonting godt, ma.
got som pa samma gang bar som frukt
menniskors bifallg och 4 tacksamhet;
och det ar salunda ej den akta, oblan.
dade godheten.-Sa1ar det afven pa;
visst satt3 en- agodhet, att villigt bi.
springa en- AMMAN med penningar. att
skanka bort af slit ofverflod eller af
det man kan undvara, for att lindra
nod och skaffa andra gladje; men det
ar eli den godhet, som ar sig self nog
och Ell utom sig s0ker bifall och tack.
samhet.- man kan, menskligt att
Sc, bega handlingar, de dar bara pra.
geln af den st6rsta godhet, men. som
vid narmare. paseende sbednnas yara
idel spegelfakterier till yinnande af
andras lof och pris eller atminstone
erkannande: Ingenting al salunda
svarare an att skilja godhet fran god.
het eller, med andra ord, utforska
grunderna for den enes eller andres
CODA handlingssatt. . Id s. &. 53'5ss 3.ss
Den sanna godheten. den rena, of6r.
y
falskade, nppenbarar sig framst och.
sakrast j dit eget hem, j den dagliga,.
stundliga samlefnaden med dina mar.
maste. d5r Ell den yttre verlden, utan
Gud allena ar yitne till dit landings
satt. och dar den Yenstra handen. ej
vet hyad den hdgra gor och dar tusen
tillfallen taga dit hiertas godhet an-
sprak. Az. du dar. denna tranga
krets god emot dem. som sta i ber6-
ring med dig. ar du ofyerseende och
mild icke allenast emot dem, som du
aIskar, utan afyen emot dem, som icke
motsvara dina 6nskningar eller ater-
galia hYad du hopDats och yantat af
dem; az du Diet oaktadt 6fyerseende
och god, for blott Diet godas skull. da
star dl den Yerkliga godheten nara.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-07-11

:Erfarenheten ar en- god laromastare
afven for de minsta If Guds skapade
yarelser. So har man iakttagit att
bin, som forts fran England till Au
'stralien, under de tva f0rsta aren
samvetsgrant halla sig vid kuporna
och insamla honung. Men efter den
tiden upphora de med arbetet de ha
.namligen da hunnit f0rvissa sig ON
att Australien eyer EFT luftstreck So
mildt. att bin icke beh6fva s0rja for
nagot vinterf0rrad.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-07-11

:ttown meeting" da stadens wise fader
SAINT dartill h6rande landtbefolkning
kommo 0fverens ON att lata kr0ga-
rem packa in och bege sig till AMMAN
marknad. "Templet" forAyttades Sc.
dermera fran det sohelgade rummet
och forvandlades till en- qvarn min
Dire skala, dar man nu kan ,erhalla
mj6la af allahanda slag-nagonting
mer ryggstarkande an 81 och spiri.
tuosa. Till sist far jag, ON det tilla-
tes, uttrycka en- 0nskan, att "a lasa
manga r meddelanden fran de olika
svenska .settlementen MINNESOTA
STATS TIDN1NG, ..-m.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-07-11
Brief fran folket.
PLUM CREEK, Redwood co.., ~
Minnesota d. % Juni '78. S.s9

PLUM CREEK, Redwood co..,
Z Minnesota d. % Juni '78: S.s4
Red. at MINI. Stats Iidning s&a 1e8a
a Da den behagliga tiden nu Eerkli-
gen intradt och allting andas lif och
glade, sa onskade jag gerna meddela
STATS TIDNINGENs lasare nagot ifran
denna plats, och delta oaktadt min
penna ar ALT for syag att ems f0rs6-
.ka att teckna alias var belatenhet och
tillfredBstallelse med forhallandet
har isynnerhet betraffande den va
:xande gr6dan, som ser lofyande ut,
och ter sig for ems blick annor1nnda
an vi Yarit vana yid under de sist for
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-07-11

ID Pastorn: Min kara Mats, du kan ju
,ingenting katekesen. Men innantill
kan duival llasa anda? ~ @s.t ij'.'@@.3 ''
Mats: Det tror jag La inte. q y ?;
6Pastorn: Hnr ska det da ga for dig
verlden, ON du inte will lara dig ma
got !? ~. 51
Mats: Ah, det kan nog ga bra an.
da. Sc bara pa langa Johan, dar hem.
ma i. var by, han kan inte ett skapan-
de grand i boka, men h6gsta honset
ar han anda: det fins inte en- polk /
hela sockna, som inte han kan sla i
ibacken. q fss.ss'. s,'f
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-07-11

En- irlandare sag en- karl falla ned !
ett trask och ropade till en- kamrat,
att han skulle komma och hjelpa no.
nom nom draga upp karlen. Den andre,
som ifrigt arbetade, vile ej afbryta
arbetes och fragade tillbaka, hur
diupt karlen ihade sjunkit Till fot..
knolarna, syarade den f6rste. ...N 4
da 81 def. ju inte sa bradtom e 10,
dtet Ill def, ty han gick ned med huff
vudet f0rst. .
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-07-11
Danbury--s --sk1i.iIsser.. SIX. $
Fdr Stats Tidninieen af Virid

.,,.,.g,r-..l. q. VrA-@t|sI .~li't:':r.
Dem rvHlg6ramde fr&mlingem.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-23
rHE COUNT BACK IN LONDON.

LONDON, May 22.-Count schouyaloti
arrived from 81. Petersburg at 8 o'clock
this avaninp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-23
Pennsylvania Democratic State
Convention.

PrrrsBuRGH, May 22.-The Democratic
State Convention met at Library Hall
this morning and was called to order by
Capt. McClelland, Chairman Of the State
Committee, few minutes after ten
o'clock.
The proceedings opened with prayer by
Rev. DR.. Y. Junkin, Of New Castle, Pa,
one OF the members Of the Presbyterian
General Assembly, now in session here.
After considerable confusion as to what
formed the roll Of delegates, the roll was
called and the Convention effected tenn
porary organization by the election ol
Hon. z. Milton speer, Of Huntington
county, IS temporary Chairman, who wa
introduced to the Convention by Hon. w
L. Scott, Of Erie.
After the appointment Of the commit.
teea on Permanent Organization, Con.
tested seats and Resolutions, the Conven'
ton adjourned until 8 P.M
On reassembling at 4 o'clock, which
hour was substituted for the one origin
ally named, announcement was made
that the Committee on Credentials would
not be ready TO report for two hours, and
further recess was had until s 6o'clock,
when order was restored and acommittee
Of three was appointed 10 wait upon the
Committee on Credentials TO ascertain
how soon they would be ready to report
On report being made that the committee
would not be ready before Z o'clock, the
Convention adjourned until 8 o'clock.
The Convention reassembled at
o'clock this evening, when the Committee
on Credentials being still unable e
make report the Convention adjourned
until Q O'Clock tomorrow morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-23

NEW YORK, May 22.-Cotton-s Steady at
II, 1.l6al1 3.I6c. Flour--Dull and heavy;
limited demand; No. 2. s. 15s3 90, super.
fine western and State 81 o0a4 40, common
to good a 5oa4 80, good to choice "a $50
s 75, white wheat extra IS soa6 so, fancy
So 55a7 rs, st. Louis "a 66a7 rs, extra Ohio
"a 7oa8 90, Minnesota patent process SO 50a
S25. Wheat-Dull and heavy; No. 2 Chi.
cago spring 81 16, No. 2 Milwaukee 81 II,
No. 2 spring 81 l5a1 l6, June 81 u 2Hal II,
No. 2 Northwestern May 81 l4aai 49, No. 2
red:winter 81 Goal "a. Rye-Eesieri west.
ern 70a72c. Barley-Steady and unehang'
ed. Malt-Dull and unchanged. Corn
Firm; steamer 50a50]fc, No. 2 at 6la5i Nc,
high mixed 5ic, No. Q white SIC, steamer
yellew SIC. oas-Firmer; western mixed
SlaS2I<c, white western SSa3s5e: Hay.
Firm; shipping 55a60c. Hops-Duu and
unchanged. Cofee-Quiet steady d un-
changed. Sugar-Quiet and firm; IL to
good refining 7sSa7,ic, prime 7slc, refined
sHa9Kc. Molasses-Quiet and uneh ged.
Riee-Quiet and steady. Whisky uiei
at 81 06a1 06k.
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Big Day for the children.

NEW YoRK, May 22.-The army ol
Sunday School children Of Brooklyn had
q delightful day for their annual parade
and 18th anniversary Of the Sunday School
Union. Brooklyn had put on aholiday
appearance, all the prominent bnildIngl
being elaboraiely decorated with haga
and streamers and nearly all the houses
along the line were hung with flags. The
streets were crowded with spectators and
the strains oi numerous brass bands
were heard in every direction. The City
Hall and ERE bells rang out the announce.
ment at IL A. N. that the parade would
take plAee, and the children began TO as
sembie In the churches, where there was
singing, reading Of the Scriptures and
addresses, After these exercises the va
rious divisions paraded through the
streets In the neighborhood Of the
churches In which they had their services
and then marched To their several school
rooms, where the dainties Of the season
were served them.
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CMc1EHArI, Nay 22.-Cotton-steady
and In good demand at 10Xc. Flour-Dull
and unchanged. Wheat-Dull, weak and
lower; red 81 10Al 10. Con-Dull and
dropping ut 40a4lc. Oats-steAdy and In
fair demand at 2sa3lc. Rye-ln fair de
mand ct 60a62e. BGriey-Dull and un'
changed. Pork-Easier; sales at IS 90.
Lard--In good demand but at lower ratesi
current make 50 40, kettle 81 00a7 so. Bulk
Meats-Higher at SIfa3sEc, "a 4oa4 e2llf.
Bacon-steady and In fair demand at 4A41
a5a5I 51Ea5Iic. Butter-Dull, weak and
lower; fancy creamery 1sA20c, choice West
ern Reserve 1ial2Iie, Central Ohio sG1lc.
LinSeed Oil-Steady at 57a60c. WhiAky-
Steady and In fair demand at 81 0s.
Rods-Dull; common - 60a2 90; Light
50 e5a3 10; packing sS ooaS Is; butcher
IS lbAS 25,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-23

EAST LIBERTY, May %. CATTLE =
Receipts to-day 627 head OF through and
4, 1856 head Of yard stock: total for two days
637 Lead OF through and AS Of yard stock.
Supply light with light demand, except at
retail Good cattle IS 00A5 IS, fair TO me-
dium a 50a4 rs, common s. 50a4 90.
Hoes-Receipts to-day 2,S10 head: total
for two days 3,300. Philadelphlas at s. asa
5 so, Workers s. 20aS Is.
sHKRp-ReceiptS to-day 500 head; total
for two days $500. Prices unchanged from
Yesterdays quotations.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-23
ClieoRo,

CHICAGO, Nay 22.-Flour-Dull, weak
aud lower; spring extra "a 4Qa5 90. western
extra "a S0a5 70, Minnesota extra a 50a
8 90, patents 80 0oss 90, supers $ 6oas IS,
winter extra IS 0oa6 25. Wheat-Unset'
tied and active, but weak and lower; No.
2 Chicago spring 81 05Ii bid cash and May,
sales at 81 OoNai 02 June, closed at 81 OF Y
Al DIX June, sssGa9ss<c July, No. 5, 9f1fa
s6j<c. Corn-Dull and dropping; high
mixed and No. 2 at 3eaS9Ifc cash, 3szc
May, Ss1ia3sHc June, sales at S7s4ass1fc
June, 3SKc bid July, rejected S6IfaS7c.
0ats-Aetiye but lower; 2Ixo cash, 241<c
bid June, 24xc bid July, 2SKc August,
Rye-Dull and lower at 561fc. Barley
Easier at 471ic. Pork-opened weak and
and lower and closed at outside prices;
81 6Oa7 70 cash, 81 65 June, sales at u sax
az SIX June, 81 s0a7 s2h July, 81 SIX
as 90 August. Lard-In good demand ai
full prices; $647If cash, $6 47,iae 80 June,
50 59J<6 IS July, 90 671ta6 80 August,
Bulk Meats-Quiet and unchanged. Alec.
hol-3SaS4c. Whisky-$1 Oh.
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SbtlHtelIissttfer.


l',i,, .b. decline in goods one col Of
nsaS.. n.s.I...I. groesn told US ,a'a.y ys'ss,d,y
';' ..s,,isr MI merchant in 1884, which
80 'af,.5 % $50, and which, "a ,.. near a'
l'.si5, ~ ..in,,. from roughly scanning mini;
y s:a -, oould now be sold at ab00. .
), u ~ :, W billed at 81 50 per pound d
b, ..os h, ,old at 50 and % osns'' and and
hs ~, ,.S Sill.d a. S5 cents which is now {,
q, e - ~ i, ..su. And so on through the
T., q. h, been the decline in price.
d. 'i'I n a. rli..is. Of merchandise and
=, y !, ,.,l :, state, We have not ys. reach
! y 4, poIps Of depression to which VA, !,
: ~ = n ,oru .upk after the panic !, oil
y. = !" oId B, citizen. of Wheeling tell u,
y, w. a Il Ii. present time il was about %
- !. "a, ,lsr that panic s'i0rs the
" W. - realized IN the way Of 10.
=, - Add We notice some recent
i.s,,ios. ia the New York Bulletin ,,S ,hls
! h, y 1913 price. were incredibly
:, a :, lno.. every article of COM
:, ..,,, iseluding real estate ,!. For
.+ '.+,,e. ia that year cotton was selling
!. 1 y, ,,u.., lowest price for city years;
s,,taaws per barrel, with forced
rsas Shipments Of beet were made
- - S.r York to the West Indies at
az AMI, n.r ,nd 50 for old, and aOnr
q, ,llilips nA In Albany D, earsSes ca
!" Isnb, ..rs selling a, 50 80, the
s.i,si : .sss 90 which vase. Real estate
.uu,ulsOu, prices. Lots in the south
:, yr,oo ol New York which coat the
= '~,.sv,, 10 1895 from sS5 to $40 per
\, ,sld ia 1913 at 50 so per foot. In
NJ, ,ot brick building was erected in
Sr Yo,t. These evidences Of eontin-
,Ip..i. we're over Eve years from It's
,,...,un.pl; in fact there Was great
i,as. in most departments Of trade
!, r,,,, .It.r, and no substantial relief
udl lbcHlas.
hi pot to te supposed that any such
ri., u .bs foregoing are in store for Us
I'm Ii. iu,le Of the present panic Is
MID. The situation Of the country Is
pay Different There i. no such scarcity
dapal u there was then. The money
tslmly good now bu! its volume !,
mr. r,lL Paper money was not wiped
xtis 1873 - Il was in 1887.
n.batladgss Of value. estimate that
rss l,s uoE quite u likely to react q
Id. u 10 20 materially lower, for the
,.psa An The aggregate wealth Of the
us,uy /. uunistaklbly increasing, and
hi, y.r will be greatly increased by
u inn.nse crop.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-23
GENERAL NEWS.
Democratic National Committee in
Session ct Washington.
The Potter Committee Brooding
Over the Question, How to
Make the Most Of II.
Tho areenbaokers' Convention.
Their Nominations and Their
Resolutions.
The United Prebyterrians In Gen.
eraI Assembly out at Cam
bridge, Ohio.

The united dRfeDyteffihno In Oen
eraI Assembly Out at Cam
bridge, Ohio.
CAxBRrDoE, o, May %, 7:25 r.M.
Special Dispatch to the IntsllIssnor.
The General Assembly Of the United
Presbyterian Church for North America
convened here this afternoon. Delegates
are in attendance from the different Pres
byteriss in the United States, including
Oregon, San Francisco and Colorado, and
also from Egypt, India and Canada.
An eloquent opening sermon was de-
liversd by the retiring Moderator, Rev
DR.. Ewing, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, after which
the Assembly was constituted in prayer
by the same gentleman.
An organization was effected BY the
election Of DR.. 8. G. Irvine, Of Oregon,
as Moderator, and Rev. John A. Wilson
Of Kansas, as First Assistant Clerk
There are present two hundred and tWsn'
ty-one delegates, representing ffty-eighi
Presbyteries and synods. The delegates
are entertained by the citizens. CT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-23

PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-Flour- Dul
and unchanged. Wheat - Dull; ambel
81 2lal "a, red 81 Goal 2S, white 81 97al 20
Corn-Dull; yellow 5ic, mixed 4sIic cash
and June, 4sko July, 4sc August. Oats
Dull; white western SSaSIc, western mix
ed 31a32c. Rye-Dull at 66A6sc. Pork
50 60a1025. Lard Easier; city kettle 6ala
70. Butter-Dul and unchanged. Eggs
Quiet and unchanged. Cheese Weak
western choice 9a9Hc. Petroleum-Un'
changed. Whisky-Unchanged.
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Terrible Accident ON Grand Riy.
or, Ontarlo-steamer Capsized
Over q Dam and n Number Of
Persons Drowned.

TORONTO, May 22.-The pleasure steam.
er Empress, Of India, with . party OF ls
on board, became unmauageAble and
capsiLed over Q dam on Grand River at
Gait, ont, TO night. All the passengers
we're plunged into the river below. Al
yet but one body has been recovered.
Among the missing are Edward Wren,
Thomas Elliott Fred. Kane, John Fraser,
James Montgomery. one Of the proprie.
tork Of the boat, Andrew Jackson and
David Scott.
Tho excitement throughout the town
Il intense. Little reliable information
can be obtained. Diligent search Is being
made at the scene Of the disaster.
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Pom EAps, May 22.-Arriyed-ShlF
Northampton, from Bath, Ne. Sailed
steamship Hudson, N. Y; BrannschMeiL
Bremen; Amy Dora and the bark Wan
MONTREAL, May 22.-The steamer Pc
ruvian has arrived from Liverpool.
LONDON, May 22-The steamers Ty-
rian, DeyoniAn and State Of Louiaians
from New York, and Leipzig, from Balti'
more, have arrived out.
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ENGLAND.
The strike Extending.

LONDON, May 22.-There have been no
further disturbances in the strike dis
tricts in Lancashire, in consequence ot
the precautions taken by the military and
police. Hopes Of settlement Of the dlf-
ferences have not been abandoned. The
spinners and card room hands oppose a
ballot on the questions at issue, but the
weayers At Blackburn and other towns
vote tomorrow. At Preston the opera
tiyes are entirely in favor of submitting,
a. are many thousands Of spinners at
Blackburn alone. It Is believed the re.
suit OF the voting will have an important
effect on the other strikers. In the mean:
time the strike is extending. Notices of
the 10 per cent reduction expired at
Lodmorden and Rsmsbottom Last even
ing. The operatives resolved to resist the
raductinn
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IT,, .nt.''h Of DR.. McLaus, Of Morgan.
s..' ,,,..l : 'aoounesd Ia our columns, at an
~ saI's. Old ls'. His name hl, for afull
: y o. 'r!Hu'I ussq uoRsIsuss
:, - : a' S'nPoundes Of certain popular
e1li es1lt,a,o'y .,so medicines such as"McLans'.
49,, ~ NsLlns' vsrmliuss' sc. These
. saa .s' l's not "a much in use to-day
=, A'I we're twenty-five years ago, bu,
A., ~ w. 1sv''thels.s, famous in tho
- H., Medicine Aunal, Of the country
S.I,..,' SI' t.s'ot.l, Jayne. E1pec.Or.n. and
s' ~ Fill are three Of the best
'"'"a medicines in the world.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, o, Nay 22.-Flour-steady.
Wheat-steady; No. l white Michigan
81 Is, extra white Michigan 81 n, amber
Michigan cash 81 IS, seller June 81 l551ff,
No. / red winter 81 II, seller May and June
81 1lX, seller July 81 08H, No. 5 red Wa.
bash 81 0s, No. 8 Dayton and Michigan red
81 o.. Coru-SteAdyi high mixed caGh
4l4le, No. 2 ealh Axe, seller June Al 10,
seller July axe, rejected 40i<c, damaged
s7e. OafE-NoninRl
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Dry Gooda.

NEw YORK, May 22.-The package trade
in cotton goods continues quiet, but prices
are nominally unchanged. Fancy print
quiet but shirtings are in fair request
Dress goods quiet and cotton makes weak
and unsettled. Worsted coatings fairly
active, but the demand for heavy fancy
cassimeres and overeoatings sluggish. For.
eign goods dull in first hands.