davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-11-23
BOSTON,
Spstial Ut3pateh 10 The GAitaQa TfthaHa.


nOsTtlN, Nov. :9.-Tho 1HArkct continues tn
boom a!l Mntx tho liHD Ut rutlriul at0eks. Ehl-
etkr, HllrIlsyttll & Qul1lcy and htohiS0tl, To-
peka s. Santa fd coatul,u tho 1tla!n points 0f ill.,
eon'!!!sl i, tl'on': Tho former WY sui strosE
ut l1tHaEl71. sAins aud bid, nnl tho latter sold
lirgoly 1t frtn lis to ilaAi und ot, tho seeos,,l
eall torehc.! l4I With ltiA BID, An adyauoo 0f
HI since hAtlralAy; EhcnHu l. West Michigan,
sud y T!!; sant,t!sky;i oig tue strength u !ho
Indianapolis. H!o01lingtni l. Western HALLWAY
u! tho matter VI generalization hnd luen brlkun
t tlec!!nnl tn lts. though ut thus 1t sold as
high 10 Ids;. Fort scott eponotl u d. lut nitrr
w9ra! wclIkene4 ~ WH. Little Rack sold at Cu1
INK. ant! i,l tho tl'l loaltnHs VI Gu, wlthbuN bid;
MY S%rk.S Nsw Eixinma a. Was tlrnl " " tliIE
Pullman wi!s w to t:t4: Summit t150 .aLarusl
for tho l'rst tinsv, and FiLnt & FSre Marquette
WIS largely slrallt II! ut tll}k Tor tho common,
Rna bt,tteoas for preferrou, with 2tH aud ", 70.
EpeetlyrlY, hill.
Notwithstanding vanlcrbIt's reported co,,.
tralIstion q shS purposs,! fara.atIoi1 of Vi.
New York Central, Atchtso!,, Topeka s Santa
r.. Atlantic y lMcii'o. and l:nke Shore AGa.ls tor
Coast, tho bes1ct xesleralsy Vrcyus,s ,has tho
, 1880-11-23


District of Columbia 3,a1s were l03& and l0l: tho
United 6tates Ia wero lia!; anl li..;; tho 4,ss,
1la!s unl li.S; the Is, lDl3i and l01,i, and tho
", l049 aud 1041s For tho lIrst tln,u tho "A and
4!ts woro toH0thor iu price, tho AIS uctuAly seil-
Ing In ChIcaRo Ii below tho ~.
Foreign cxch1nve was weak without qu otablo
change. The supply OF bills wns light III Chi
cngo. but falr Ii New fork. Sterling POSTED
rates were 4slh and 4S3,f. Dnnkcrs' aetnal
rites were +s0H for stxty.dny blIsa AMI 4H.H for
demand. For slxty.day comtnerulal Hills tor
prompt delivery this month 47sG4sS1t WIS tho
market ratp. Possod rates for Paris wcre
bsa for sixty days and GsA; for sight.
stxty-day commercial bills, prompt doliv-
cry on HAyro ENH1a5o, anl barscIlcs
E3O46.DA; the Eatnp for lIrpp weeks
delivery. Slxty.day commercial bllls OH ant
worp, deliverable prompt, were Rll!4GEhhS;
thrcG Wccks tho sa.nu; Bankers bills nn Cor
.nuny wore 94li for sixty tlnys an.i atss19!K for
lnmana; al1ty.1ny cotpHorcial bills. prompt,
W!iGt1j lilo; ana for three wccks' delivery tho
snnlo, Dankers' galltders on IloI!atl.l were GOa:
for sixty duys and 40!t fnr lemRnds stxty.daya'
commercial wcro 3DHdt:D}s. Austrian tlorl1s,
alAt Norway, HwcApn, ana Denmark, z1H,
Country orders for nlonUy were AKAlH large,
und tho Chiclgu bMNka scnt by express lnrge
guns OF qDll into the interior. New York ex-
chunlo sold between banks at flo0aDl.2a per
&l,000 dlscoItnt, 1oans were in gDod demand,
with IL hardening lcrdency In rates. which wosa
still quoted at 45 par cont oil call. aud bG57 por
cent pu tttue. Hunk clesrtuxs wero f7,iui.Au.
Local s1ies or securities wera light. st. Paul
0s sold at l05, mud Wabash iirat " vt V01s.
On tho Chicago Stock l&oar.l there were saies
OF s5,000 Chicago, Milwaukee l.. st. Paul Hall.
, 1880-11-23
S.ert Shnuf- IL. & NJ Short
rita. dtr'. et<hrs. e''art.
loo+c. Part sattcd... f1U1 &4S1 f..D s',@i
lt1. bDxeh.. ..........u Isl AsU III | f.H
llerniHnr, int'xe,.. HA5 ~ Gai IN
IhnuHry, 1n0sG, ....! III I lii 1lEi i'll

Shurt ri6s.<elter 1nnuary GluAet nt Il u. Lang
clears gun.et At tGs. lnots uni t'.3 hoxn; Cnnhur-
ltlds. sttt7alg MI1rI! lung c,tt tnns. s{scs awoet-
Krecn rntsIa, snriG ntaFsEe. u fAAsc
1icDn quoted ut bit3r fur ehDtllt1ers iaf6}8C for
shr& riIs, l~!ie fur s0Ft clenr. .alUc for hatns.
all cnnyR*eu md pMrkHa.
tinEtsE-I,ulpt We quote white ut ls5sa@c md yel.
Low at 4fe!!tc with tRlu u ~ pkgs t,aekurn 1t b.
tlEEf-NaH qulet X t7Dtt1.i fur meas. Et.Dlas'os
for extra mess. MID stL:at. 1b4Ul Fur hhtH%.,
TAltnw.-Vuct Att stoady at 53satG1ac for city aud
, 1880-11-23

lsuIlton receipts hero to-tlay from tho nlInos,
$Nt7t3.
Tho nnrbec 4 Walker Company declared n
dividend Of E10,0Og, Or 10 cents share, pIyAblu
NOV. II.
Tho Evening Star has ticclnrel dividend of
6psr cont. rHynh!u on the nth. ...
a r,lcs0n special repnrtH tim recent discovery
Of wAter nruT tho mills ut llarshaw, which as
6tlruA SUCCESS. l
"a Holds srcuIhl Bnys:, "Stnndnrtl shIppU,I
k33,377 lust wbpk. IhUs Boston Consoltdated
MinO IL improving"
X Oulil Hill speulal saysk I" 4 tlro hroku out
this lnorning h t,o winzc{on tho quo lUyut Con-
gnlItlltel Imperial: now ukider control. Damage
altRht"
i Loalvll!e special! tnys: "Chrysoilte resumed
shipments tn.day., l!etwecn Iifty nnd sixty Ions
will be extrnctell daily. Thu fire see.s clItlrt.ly
lsolntul, am, ri,lly under cutrol. Little CheS Is
,.ow break'n9 orc, md Little l''ssseuFg Will soon
4 co,npr1,nise between frnn Silver md l.uella
and Tucsohs tnfna by tho purchase 0f Tho latter
two Gur $l10 tal gives RcH0rnE satisfaction, und
WIN add lnrKely to tue output fr1'ua Ir,'n flttl.
negotiations RTe eiulInk TOR ctlt's9lltlutlon, III.
Gl,Itltng Silver Ware, 6tiver Coru, mud Iron
SllyUE.
, 1880-11-23
JSt{I:.iDGrCFTS.

FI.uUil--was active and stronger. Export grades
wero nost wanted. and were held about 2jc Ier bst
higher. Tho butter GRADES were uenesnllJ masGcA up
With unY moderate transactions nuted. saIea waru
reported OF ~ bsB hnl IL; sucks winters, partly at
Luz; brls and sfn] tnEs tluuhie tpring cxtrns
Mt FiSsp for patEntsf i..uJ bags BprlH1 e1trns ut
&isis rs rls und m 0azs syo tnur private eer.a.t
und Is usls uckwheat do nj ka Total. eGuu! To .e
bFls. te ha4est FcIorse sales OF ,s year thus fur
Export sllrs were quoted nj taao&ts+U for good to
s?'ss; 4i H H. s :. % Il good demand MD
i ta ii ' Il . Ms5s en! s"1s aa. sa n Il @ III v
sS s g s ss s sc,T. .S II a Ss s
;ss ais ts;s,. f ~ @ @Ss' r e s xe
~ S:sf ss aSS ~ !?sss: E
.s s; ); $$ W. $s:s
: S$S$ III VI
Sc " rs s III; haS ss oaant IL Il ssyy
prirrs 6ut there ,.1rs tho rsess.
Il " M gs 81 asy n ,ss
s;.e | u r. s';sS Il 81 sss sss:
g aa Isn:sa fHsS S.nx e S
selss ths i.;ih Sa; asa!iy n"a:lsai u 9I&si;l1;
s u rfSss ts III II witt a. 5
sS sS:t's 81 4 tt % u IT.
y Ga9ou ~ sAple IT. .stnttl9! utul. llilsU bu Also
WS4EM II" II Il s, cnad car,y bu,
& VIE ra s str FL :ha ses n,aas ST.
csipts hare ial,sn p "a syry saI 4!n,il!,x snls.
siH a es'sa NJ 4, ~ la 81 Il 5ss
as ~ y y .a .iap!s hna II ~ IT, IT. Y s y 81 % x: SS
ii tlA;k*lGi Theru ras tlnuE III futures linn
;rsj ssr lIerrnbert Vi tla; ana s'a1 Su da ssliaf
,Gn&S-'yas falry. active aud much stronger.
t!uurh not 70 btuynnt g luut whent. The nnrkst
nvMnc.a closed ~ aloso tho !ntest
Il s'1.any viii ss Sss VIII S s. s. ~ x
4 ::!s!s!S Sss sS!S Ihs?s ~ ~
@ . cts r SS ns ssnx Sh l. y ,s
sraln % ti:s s4c :Iiersnss 6Ytw nrsS. Iof ~.
S: T. 9s ri sss Isr. Nss sSs ssc y nj % u s
fs;ss 1t jssaiy jts ~ A G. ts TIT f'si!Hf I
ss4s s s9s !ss;s st f II s. Stos ss sx En-. s L
4ft ta4r I'm D, tluW hr,,.ini1c. n 4!c; 4;ID II
sssi; e: :Hs' dS eS u u y :ss' VIZ
@ stst s'; ts9 II IL s;. ss Ill. NV VIII
ii. w.d ~ sere q abSat III ID. rio i"cn II.
f. ssi 3sf %Sa s1sss hsr Ts;s ss'sts: ss
f.; sfsS ~ 'f:s' atS'fa; !: ts
sss = ?S; st sf5 s:Ss:
Sssc Esis l1s mi ssss ~ @ 'ens 4
s1 pfrss fSts s . Il Esfs 9Ss sss. q
!ss1s ii ~ y 3 iss q I'd %
sa. !sa: Z sS H. n s s,y &c. r.
ss4ss sS5ss IL I'LL hs II cn hs III
sssu ri, @ 5 sts ses1 sss, sSS Vt M yS III:
na na T. s1i s1' 6 J., rs, ss;S
, 1880-11-23

lsifLtnti.rf1tA. Nov. a1-.Thc ilrst tuy Of tho
n"w ts wsk nprc On the stock Exeg" ny wit
Of ccr,Inmics, md. th,,uRh they rutttsl pnrla!y
from tho sMrdri1ls tito wInd.i't. yet while they
porinn of tho day tho danclnX .wns iast aud
furious: They recmna 10 lr ltbcasv au!'-
i'lIetl With tnrge ur,!ers from thcIr el,stonlefs.
evcr,in tl,c ii, ,tie!lngs. They wore not nlnrtned.
M e ~ Ntsr as %ees 's sGss It M a9 and S VAN %
or3 rer cent lowcr. Lehlah Navigation also
saIs;ied "" whcn fi' t wo',nd ] Up up in % ihS tMtl @
s eaas It @ 4 A9a q t ~ afSS ap ea & t.
exetcnicnt, hut It could bo tn,lght fur ::..,:4
at . -, M M, elo.c. and ai.,n,t 'pok r.: r.
liatter. thc of"Ros Mi seemed doter,TInesl 10
to IN III ts bu d;sr. ss and , till ssss sssed % t.
~ nm5!sr whit. 80 y was likely - hays, i
t!on greater t,.an ut any time during tho year,
ntid orders 70 buy werc iIuektnE IN, ai'l kept the
brokers anu clerks busy There % ,sns seemingly
sf mboss @ s,,t s ecrsy ss'' co!tnusi TUG apwar,i
.iay. !lItll tio renetioti caino. when they broke
to- t. @ FOR 's snGn as ans nG IT, ~ G d"1
SiSs sSs:, Rss i " T.
as a repera. se ta. Sa s sas u se
boad setcmc, which WIS faup!pT iIrc
honea s''sass'Ss rS!s'ss .asscrht 'ss FsH' was
ti,at Mr: Met;wen was endeayorns T. pateh "
HHtters III luti!nt1. 40 Aa to be rGIltly wet lIt
s,S ssen @hs e''Sy Sa i? 'so, s
, 1880-11-23
REAL ESTATE,

Tho following Instruments were hlcd for roc
ORD Monday, Nov, -;
- ciTY tItOl'EieTl.
WeBt Adams 1t, III II " Ut WurlAFu Nv, ! f3tx
~ Il. lsiea Nov. ~ tlieDEy krltor " sophie ,
, 1880-11-23
GENERAL, MARKETS.

NItO 3t- CUitS-Wus stcudy aud In moderate de.
mund. Eustern orders nr0 expected to drop on now
lhut rail frolxiltx have advanced. U0alsrs o1psct
stu4ly YestuFn trkig, tho uE1utA for hruotAs lppR
lmFxu.
cho!ro hurl and cnrpet. q
6ftsn ssii'MofkthR 434
lnfoIhr und cVl!u0tt.
EFuVatus
NuIrElt-fEtc0K wore a. Hrn 1t tho close ur lust
higher tho duuand for thpxs DESCRIPTIONS exceeding
tha supply. Law nnd luudlum grades wuEs not sullsv,
bat wsfo not u1urcd " any concession 5tpm fofWns
rute4s W. quote.
crexuosy.. ........D axs fl.adls- ls-packsd .....l7 &D
l!aisy, p6vlss....,SE on backing sluck....i3 NJ
NstEy, ,falE tu Huula 4sa }Qreaau ............ 1o
HAUalkt-vThlx MaFkat waa quoted ~ h0f0fe-
Trade Quet md tho following pELcss wes0 steua
Hy hGlls
ht4fk.t....t.............9 iHa!ape. q Yl''H 4HH
l.uWlstuH, !sulIn(sss LIQUIDS ~ &:i
Auet1tHu .......uu.M lWuo! sAckA ..,s...,8s GsA
, 1880-11-23

Spteiat Dspatth to 1ht Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoaK, Nov. :.:.-Mlning stocks were net
tyo to-tay. ClosLuK all0tAttons:
, 1880-11-23

r'mnr Is well founded. and ucnsIn'nrn II, rInr"
u knnw stiltr that tho preliminary tn.lt.trrsnrG
n',w hclng tuken u trInx il nhtut, th"IHh ns ,tt
nothing q certain pr ''ctlnit cbarnf."r u rrHdy
wcck, loih here nnd In New York. md Tin outside
public ,wEre linSfnK Inr9e!y IN tts riRr. but
comparison nf the s,lcs snr The werk. as well rs
other flet., INDICATE now TINT t4t all tho tlr-
c!,ases wnrc tnnlc by tho larRer operators. many
Of tloil having bought back si4Mk that they
RpiI early III Tho month fully ~ pcr cent nlnWo
sheIr selling pr!ec.; 1hs % scrta!niy an cneor, Y
l'st y now n strong bnl,d, r?n wi,om, INC f..
pilslu viii have nj lu ar M Influence.
Ihg mnrae. to-.iny |.as ntc, :, snnowi,at, r.
tnHe. Thore wls considerable tltInx III tho
tlon,14 md securities. hut ro.c Of tue Dealings
& Eric ~ wore ilrtn ut tt1,iftll3E: Now i'nrk
& fuw England - still further Htlrancct Z,
III; Pueblo WIN tis0ru strung ut lfGft
link; Mexican Central blpcks sold it latl ls,t !;
aul Little ttcck IL were totetl at 1ik'M lEt:
WAtGr t'Owrr was unusually nettvD ut H3- tGl
Oi. and 1tD ehnrcs nj Iit,st0n f.nnd rnl1 Mt lld
a1!t. a snto Ut l0 shares Ut Bell Telephone was
u11iIU At {N,
, 1880-11-23

tiIlICEKiF: -IUnitnued NFIrness Il, sdsafs Il res
portsd There !. little q no Improvement ia this
aii advancing tendency: Cntiecs stronger, in Fo
t1s,n.n ~ more asHr.te ~ navice: and slight
we're drmnr. Trade WIS fairy nc.!vu at tho quOia-
t!oHs TLvGE bpow: '7'
, 1880-11-23

}DuElaps, / Is lu...l3 aux
1tsuNn ~. xlAXlq lIM%l1
GulIIlles, Lu11la ~ "a
WOOL sucks ..,..,..H GA
, 1880-11-23

EtiGs--Wcrn u re1urat and arm at 7331ac for The
fresh lots. hsld tSAc for pckad. Tho receipts srS
Rnlnllt md fresh t0ta iCnycG, ~
tl!sENAE1I 1fusS-The fcce1nte 8erp yerv ttsht.
sale vas reported Of tNrioad II choice heayy 1o9S
htHM HuYorn quotations Wero &a.1545M per lou l6s
,,,pt;ai ptisit.inka fsh contnno very ,tn. owing to
quoted ftta4Y. A GOOD city aud country don1st,d
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ben fsutsn. Sd CLAUDE, MIR lriessn eine'
Qummsltra.en nit Rai itanten.
Wetn Grnf mar nod ni&t setri&sn
inbsm i'd mid jebt uorf&tis mad Nym@sr
ertunstete. 80 '''
cit mag wobl aud iasn erobe 9inss'
taben, metnte i'd. @
Rinber Z Uarum nt&t gar tlnb {,
ladbtt t.u auf. 9ssis II fe ssbIteben,
cine ate Sunsfer !! Ni&t etwa, neil 8et
nsr fam, fpnbtrn neil fe nur Ginen &C.
mont, bsr gar ni&t an fe seoa&t bat,
sena ber por sana unb gar nur In bas
Tsserr5stsn ssrI&ofsn, BE wteosr ni&ts
BON itm tat uiFen pouen. Sc setts In
Der @elt. Ssbt {ast fe !: % babe ni&t
iein foren nnb Fe iet aud 10 ni&t un.
sladlia. @orssn bat Re frttltt teine.
2atbarinsns binterlafenes 0aiienlinb
wdtia aumdtlt& tsran unb bslorst itr
tae 6aus f&pn, uns 70 lann fe f& tm.
mer rutiser itrer 1amsrlieb6a6erd ttn.
asben, bic felbissr Ansreas Dl6el aud
seta6t babsn iou, auf ben ne etnmal uer'
leKen war. Mter Ste trinfen ia gar ni&t!
Gir :wsrb,n bod niat bet Der Hsinen Gla-
(He Retsn bleibsn neusn! ~ .i..sri
uns nae MAR - ssnn fir stn Msnl4 I
.fraste Id i.tt faf ater mid ielba er.
isrtmmt. ,uw mtnteRen I'm SnnerRen e..
fnittsst itss 70 stel ausbauernse Qiebs,
ittr 70 ,piel nSa&tslcie arsus tines
Grausnter,eas, esfea DertS ID tisber
sanj aterfsten bate. -az6a.
- sycrtftbuna fplat., tD. Il,
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ooll,. ~. Wan. Der I'm 6.lt

Dale. ~. Rdr,. Der In 1alssr
Rdbtsr 6aupteelsifs nm 10 utr Bsrmit
tags stnfatrsnes. ssn ai&uSlstsn lem.
menss Dsrfeusn,as 10 In Gelae fall&sr
Dsi&snasuansen Ia Sas wsaltae Wasbs.
busasr 1auytslets uns bann burA bts
gesbinsans Der nddRsn 9ssu,wsiAs ia
ssn In SaltAea NaSsstsrssr 1auytselstfs
fatrsnbsn 9ansirjus geratttn, wosurd
metrsre Wltsruassn bs6el6sn ,srtriimmsrt
wersea. SsauiiAsa IA Der Ina Masss'
turaer 1auvt3eleiie siaiatrsnte @asse'
taraer psvIsaen,vs Ia bic Slants sss
alltuedstsr 9ssfsnsn,ass ssfabrsn. no.
iavA siu psvisasnp sass stsrssr olali'
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Miasma an{$atIta aema $t

Wtasma un{ @atlt& gema@tf
Der 6asIRe @es. um bic miasmatiiasn
Danife mtlGe faites dieber unb oaesrt ma.
larilae 6tansbstten srasaeea unl9asli@ ,aa
raa&en, ssaebt earia. ba6 man has @sasm
NIT . fst!er's Maafntittsrs .. tsnsm
0isber. ffablt anb srafist. Die DeiHraft
ess 9itiersif niat minser ftsr als
ZINE fbaptnte WiSluns. uab man sann i'd
sarauf Ssrlalsn, lae 20 S5dleson iaItsnl
tieber abtruinbst. pel&e fltf bsm &6i.
min unb bsn minralifHtn 0eiImiiteln Der
Ybarmaeie wibsrfeben. 3. DysptpFa, barte
letbisttit tiliSie Bel9psrbsa, rbeumatii9-
yeietn uno alistmstne S@ra9e wd9sn ebsn'
fats RAID leinen reeulirtnben unt trGftisene
Ginflu6. Gs IL Gin anf&aBbarer @essn fir bi,
S@waden urb NerbSftn betberIei @eItledts
cine por3asli9e 6ausmebi3in unp bas Der
Neilenee cbtr Muswanberer mad etnem unge.
funoen aima nit ii9 nebmen Fam. l'-
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Spiten, tpeiHe nnS Ieinens gEaaren.
1000 Duteno 5anotider, Don 5
Gents an. .
so Stud rotben unb ,peiBen ga afel=
Damait. ....~ -
800 Stad 2einen Drill. a-h M.
100 5ttf 2einen. ...<
500 Stad Sietoria aapn, SdweiSer
Wsua uuo ,peibe leinen 9awnS. -.
10000 Stad Samturs @mbrcioeries,
8aleneienneS, Gorebdu, Breton, 2ansebpc,
8rabanter, Spaniide, idwar5z unb peiBz
ieibene, blonde, GbantiGs, amerifanil4e
unb beutl&e @pieen in unenolider Gusz
tpabl. .514-g .a4"- +.yE
gscttinsbam 8orbanse BON allen Wluz
ftern. n. 3 s.3 ar's#
l. Sir babtn BE preife obtser 8aarsn
um 100 pro3snt srmabist, (si.bem wir
bttr erSfneten, nab tperben sielelbsn nod
meiter reou3tren, ba mir ii6er,eust fno, In
btsitm Department immsnie 8srtdufe 3u
MAIDEN. 5dram & 6 0.
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,srtrimmeri, Elm Y,riuntnwasen eritter
@lane gang sumseworfen unb Bic iibrtsen
Dasen rnsbr uber weniser bsihaelst pur.
bn. BON ben pafasieren fnb b,i psm
3uiammtnRob Der beibsn Isbtsn 3ase 4
8 tSbtet, 9 itpsr unb leiAt Stslebt, uno
1ubsrosm taben eine sr5bere Nn,abl bes
srfsrsn, ruslae n'dt fefssltsat 1T, lsidtere
Conditioner erbalten.
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. Rein Itnl& nit seiunbsm @tnn Iollts
wtrtbloits gis6pulper tahfen, iaon barum
niHt, neil Is In erobrn patttsn psrpadt
TT g @bertban @apalrp gunbt.
tion Ypwbers . fnb In tlsiaen yate.
ten ssrpadt, fns assr eur&aus rein uap
bon Srubem Uert9e. - 49,. ..'
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sJap 0onie's Giienbab baipiten,.

Dieier Ease yerbreitete Fd bas Sc.
rldt. ba6 SAP @snlb earuuf beeudt fei,
bic @lepeiaub., Golumbus., Cincinnati.
unb Jneianapclis.. bic Cincinnati, 90
milton une Daptcn.. bic Snbianapslis,, !,
Cincinnati unb qafapette.. NIB bic Otio.
unb MiiafFppi. Hasnen. bic cine sc.
fammtldnse son 1929 Meilen reprdieus
tiren, 10 feinen, SntereiIe 40 seriduel,ea.
Dieiet @era6t purbe ipdter piberlest,
atIein bic @cmtinaticn ber @lepelanb.,
@clumbus., Cincinnati. unb SabianaYslis.
Babu nit Der Cincinnati, 6omiltsn. une
Daetcn- 1abn fdeint bur& eabinjielenbe
Netienidufe 3u Bese Sebra&t 3u ieia.
auf iebsn 6au oarf man annebmen, .bab
bas ietise @pulo14e Spitsm nod meitere
Nusbehnun8 erfabren mirb. l@oulb con.
trctirf bereits cine 9rSeere Giientabn,
itrede ale irsenb elm Nnberer In ben Ser.
Staaten Mnb ucbt in Der Delt. Bdb
renb bic psnuisluanii&en @ifeububuen,
mel6e unter Der @ontrole bon Tom Scott
ffeben, cine @eIammtldn8e bon 540O
Weeilen, bic Banberbilt'i&e cine @eiammt.
ldnae boa 1897 Weilsn baben, unfabt Der
@culbf4e 8erboub 81 68 Weilen, unSe.
fibr Elm 3etntel Der 8anjen Weilenldnse
Der Giienbatuen in ben ger. Staaten.
tlnb venn bieieni0en Der Uonberbilt' i&en
Babuea, bic nit benz @culb'i@en Spiiem
in enSer Berbinbuns iteben, ndmli& bic
Rep Oort Central, Sale Sbcre Wi@t.
san Central. uno Gunuba Soutbern baju
0ere&net merben, 70 tdtten mir e!nen
@eiammtbetrao BON II, $40 Weilen, ober
Elm adts bee san3eu @iienbatnneses Der
Ser. Staatem, bas eiSentlib inter ber
Wctmd bialeit eines ein3isen Wannes ltebt.
Do& @eulb's Spfem 1T i&on umsebeuer
eenua obue bic Banoerbilt'l&en Babnen.
Uen Often rei&t "a na& Omata. ct.
Soiepb unb Ranias @itp, ct. qouis. Obi.
coso une Iclebe unb anbern Sitliden
Duniteu, mad Siiben b,s tief in aerae
bineiu. in einiaen Staateu leben a0e
oaupt Babnlinieu uater ieiuer 9eituns.
Sn WiEourt epntrulirt er NIT Ausuat.
me Der 6t. 9ouiS unb Gan Graaeises i,
Der 6annttal nnb 81. Sclepb' unb b.r
Gtieaso unb Nltsn. Dabn, tebe ansere Qt.
ME Salia unb wstlt&. Sn Colorado nns
Ranlas serfist Ct iiter ale 8atnen NIT
Musnatme Der Nt&inicn, Eopsta unb Can
ia 6s'l&en Batnen. Selbft bic utab uns
@outtsrn Nahn unb bic ltat Soutbern
Datn unb bic lltat Nortbern Babn bis
Sbabo bat bieles Ronupul strfGlussn'
Allsreinassibt - nod siele wt&tiSe
Qiidsn ~ faaen unb Muslaufr an,u'
fasen. :.
Das jsbise gyasm bilsst f& aus fol-
ssnesn Babnen unb 1abnecmplsrsn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-04-12

Die atatfads. ba6 0oulb fstne gsr-
blaeanS NIT 2ouisptas, Cincinnati unb
giesslanb bat. naAts baS Otra&t. has
sr obise Consultation ~ 8sse brinssn
wo1te, tbr natridslaltA, am 70 metr.
ia e In sss Baltimore nab Ottu. Sabn
naSers 1ssletunssa anseiaipft bat.
, 1880-04-25
FIRE IN CHICAGO,

A still alarm at o'clock yesterday morn
ing to Engine Company No. II, followed by
an alarm from Box 4S0, was caused by a fire
in the two-story frame barn In the rear Of
Nos 69S14 and 695 West Madison street,
owned and occupied as store-room for
furniture by Nicholas Coomes. The loss
on the barn is estimated at S4oo, and is COW
covered by slight insurance in the Agri-
cultural, Of New York. The fire also spread
owned and occupied by MI. Coomes as a
residence. Damage to the building, SIS;
covered by a $3.50 policy in the
Agricultural. Mr.. Lee Appfegate, q boarder
in the house, reports loss OH furniture and
books stored in the barn Of $3.50, and. Mrs: G.
D. Lord, another boarder, the loss OF her
trunk and contents, and some furniture which
was stored in the barn, and valued at Sl9o.
The insurance on these effects is not known.
The cause Of the fire is a mystery, as there
was no fire ever kept in the barn;
The alarm from Box Is at 8 O'Clock yestef-
day afternoon was caused By gas explosion
in the second story Of No: 81 State stTeeL oc-
nominal.
, 1880-04-25

HAVANA. April 24.-In the recent engage
ment between Spanish troops and the insur-
gents, the former lost six killed and two
officers wounded. The insurgents lost seven
teen killed.
SAN DOMINGO GENERAL SHOT.
Gen. Coca, who was arrested short time
ago fer being connecte& with the political
disturbances in San Domingo, has been shot,
THE MELBOURNE EXHIBITION.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April M.-AIai1 ad-
vices from Melbourne, 23d of March, states
that the Exhibition will be crowded. Fine
rains prevailed in Victoria Good PROSPECTS
for wool. The labor market is improving,
PETROLEUM.
+ SYDNEY, March 25.-It is believed that pe-
troleum has been found at Newcastle CollierY
at 500 feet below the surface.
CONGRATULATIONS.
MADR1D, April 24.-The Cortcs has been
officially informed that the Queen has en-
tered upon the fifth month of her pregnancy,
Both Houses appoint deputations to congrat-
ulate their Majesties.
EORDEysKJGLD.
STOCKHOLM, April 24-Thirty thousand
visitors have arrived to witness the arrival
Of Nordenskj3ld in the Vega
, 1880-04-25

break among the Chimehueva Indians grows
more 4 serious. They are gathering in force
through the mountains, especially at the
springs along the west side of the Colorado
Klver fer Mail-riders report seeing their signal
nres through the mountains and along the
ier. iiNer. A large stock-dealer with his men
mas been run off his rancho. houses hnrnei.
ana stock driven of. The agent and en-.
gIIoyes of the reservation have gone to
Enlenperg Tor protection, and have been
warned by the Mohaves that the Chimehueyas
lntendcn to cross the river, kill the settlers.
tt anu plllage the settlements. It is REPORTED
fhat kis ABOUT 200 renegade Piutes will join the
T1,hhlmehucvas. n Cavalry have been landed at
Ehrenberg ready to march at momept's
= SAN Francisco, AprilM.-A dispatch from
pan BeFnardino says: "Prospcctors have
been compelled to leave the new mines. re-.
the Chlmehneva Indians. 4 mail rider is
reported killed by them. A miner was Killed
by them some months ago at Old Woman's
springs; and his body found last week. His
gun ant! coat were seen in the possession Of
one OF the Chlmehueyas. The San Bernard
l!h no cayalry have been ordered out to aid the
onerlH OF that county to arrest the murderers
q t4e mall rider, and trouble is expected. as
Ihe indians have burned their wig,vamS and
taken TO the mountains. They are said to he
well armed and prOYfSioned -