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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-07-16
SUPERIOR, SATURDAY. JULY Is. 1881

This paper is kept on ME in the Office of
L. r. Booth, General Eastern Agent, Chicago
Il North Western Railway, AIS Broadway,
New York City. Our friends, when in New
York. are cordially invited to call in and read
at Any tius. They will always be welcome.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-26

The Annie p. SILVER will be the next boat
In the New Orleans Anchor line for New
Orleans. She is due here Thursday.
Captain j. Hisey Woodward and bride
are passengers on tho Belle Memphis from
st. Louis She will be here tonight.
The W. P. Halliday passed up at 12
o'clock yesterday having in tow the John B.
Maud. The Halliday had light trip for
81. Louis
The Headlight was due last night from
st. Louis for the south. She goes down to
carry cotton seed and will remain during
the season.
The John b. Maud ran through herself at
Cottonwood Point and broke wrist. She
transferred her freight on the Greenville
and returned to st, Louis for repairs.
The +. W. Cole passed down without
landing, Captain Davis her late owner has
sold her to Ed. Richardson, the cotton
king, to remain below town, to carry cotton
and supplies She brought $4,000.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-26
STATE NEWS.

Aurora now reioices in telephone ex.
change.
press club is talked of at Bloomington.
but is not apt to matcralize.
The Chicago Exposition closed SATURDAY.
night after successful season of over six
weeks.
Eight prisoners escaped from Jail at Car.
rollton by the use of tools furnished bv con.
federates outside
The number of hogs packed in Chicago
from March to date, is 2,595,OOO, against
2,SlS'ooO for the corresponding period
last year
"A Carrollton man sold cider without
Government permit, and was amazed TO
find himself assessed in the sum of 800 for
so doing.
The total clearings of the Chicago banks
during the past week were $4S, 242, $50, 46.
against $35, 800, 20 for the correspond.
ing week last year.
The Mutual Union Telegraph Company
has commenced the work of laying its
wires underground in Chicago, and expects
to finish it n forty days.
During the past forty. three years Pc.
orla man has invested $4,000 in lotteries
without ever drawing prize. He still
lives in hope and keeps investing.
The vegetables raised in the garden of the
Soldiers Orphads Home, near Blooming.
ton, this year, are estimated to have been
worth s3,23O, or $2,1l7 more than the out
lay.
Edwardsvillc advces are that the coal
trade is opening with such demand that
1t inspires confidence, and gives less room
for complaint among the miners, who have
all the work they can do
Rev. Dr. Henry Bascomb Ridgway. of
Cincinnati, one Of the most eminent preach
ers OF the Methodist Church, has been elect
ed to the chair of Historical Theology in
the Garrett Biblical Institute at Evanston.
The Health officers of Chicago discovered
wake in progress in Barber street over
the body OF an infant who died of small
poX The mourners were dispersed, and
the Superintendent of the West Fourteenth
street school was ordered not to admit MI.
pills from the infected region for the present.
Mayor Mclean, of East st. Louis, has
appeared before the Grand Jury, now sit.
ting in Bellevilc, and made complaint with
a view of obtaining indictments against the
Justices Of the Peace in East ST. LOUIS. He
charges that the Justices have kept, and
still continue to keep all the fines collected
by them from parties who have been found
guilty of violating city ordinances, instead
ofpayiny them into the city treasury.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-26

H. however, you should prefer one of the
pointed corsages now so much liked, the
Lucinde basque could be substituted. This
is pointed back and front with half long
sleeves shlrred above the elbow and finished
by ruffle.
GLOVES.
ms winter you are nothing if not well
gloved. "Well" is here synonymous with
stylish" The loose, wrinkled gloves are
OF course fashionable, but in the eyes of
many people, are an abomnaton. More to
my way OF thinking, are the improved Har.
rls Seamless, very durable and beautiful in
III, with hook and laced cord fastening
They commence with five hooks that are
equal IN length TO three buttoned lengths,
increasing to fifteen hooks corresponding to
eight buttons. The belmont is handsome
glove IN the same style, but lower priced;
beginning with, three hooks, corresponding
to two buttons and running to twelve hooks
corresponding to six buttons. Another de.
slrable variety of moderate priced glove is
the Felix, also with hook and laced cord
tastenings, and about the same length as
the belmont The three are brought out
in all new shades and black and white as
well Lrcv C,prvp
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-26
RIVER NEWS.

Capt. Billy Phillips came down from St.
Louis, yesterday.
The gauge reads 29ls feet. A rise Of s
inches in the last "a hours.
The Belle Memphis Is due here tonight
for Vicksburgh from st.. Louis.
Pilot VIM. Pel is in town. His boat has
laid up at st. Louis for the present.
The City of Vicksburg is due here to-
day from Vicksburg for St. Louis. She
returns again Sunday.
The Silvorthorn left last night for Osceola
and way points, and will be here again to
leave Saturday afternoon.
The 81. Genevieve came out yesterda,
afternoon with good trip for Memphis
She will be up here again Saturday,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-26
Treatment.

The Cuticura treatment for the cure of skin
Scalp and Blood Diseases consists in the internal
use OF Cutlcura kesolyent, the new Blood Purifier,
ana the external use OF Cutcura and Cuticura Soap
prlcc OF Cuticnra, small boxes, SOC, large boxes
81. Cuticura Resolvent, 81 per bottle Cuticura
Soap, pc Cutirura Shaving Soap. l5c Sold by
all druggists Depot, WEEKS & POTTER,
Boston, Mass.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-26
Despised.

BY the unthinking, Burdock has been
considered a weed, and its luxurinnt growth,
unpleasant smell, etc, has rendered 1t, to
those mot knowing its virtues" a nuisance,
and yet the root has long been acknowl-
edged by savants as most invaluable as
diuretic, apericnt and blood purifier. Bur-
dock Blood Bitters cmbody all its good
qualities. Price $l.0O, trial size 10 cents.
Paul G. Schulz, Agent.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-26
BY TELEGRAPH
CHICAGO, GRAIN AND PORK.

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PORK.
CHICAGO, October %, 0 80 A. NJ
Pork-Jan'y II IS; Feb'y,
Wheat -Nov'r, / 341s; Deer, / 361S.
Corn-Nov'r, 6l1s; Deer, 63,
Oats-Nov'r, Deer 441a.
CHICAGO, October "a, IL NJ
Pork-Nov'r, 16 20; Jan'y, II 20.
Wheat-Nov'r, / S456; Deer, / 3Gal.
Corn-May, 90; Deer, 634.
oats-Nov'r, 434; Deer, AN.
CHICAGO, October 25, 2 go p. NJ
Nov'r, 16 60; Deer, II 62lS.
Wheat-Novr, ! 345s; Deer, 639l.
Corn-Nov'r, 81 Ii Deer, 635s.
Oats-Nov'r, 43B; Deer, Az.
NEW YORK GRAIN.
New YORK, October 25, IL NJ.
Wheat-No, . Chicago, 4O@Dl AZ.
" Red, 1 444.
Corn No. 2, 691S@7l.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-26
| {.

If Adam had had game of "Fifteen"
placed in hin hand at an early period Of his
experience, the whole course of history
might have been materially altered for the
better, and If biliousness, indigestion, sick
headache OR dyspepsia were unknown.
Spring Blossom would nAt be needed
Price 80 cents, trial bottles 10 cents. Paul
q. Schuh, Agent. M-an.ALa NM
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-26
HOw's the Baby.

"How's the babyw Ellis Group is better
this morning, thank you. We gave him
some of Thomas Eclcctric Oil as you ad.
vised, doctor and shall give him some
more in nm hour or So" Next day the doc.
tor pronounced the youngster cured. Paul
G. Schulz, Agent.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-26

Salt Rheum for seventeen years. Help.
less tor eight years. Unable to walk. Got
about on hands and knees. Head, face,
neck, arms and legs covered. Cured by
Cuticura Remedies. win Mcdonald, 2542
Dearborn street Chicago.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-26
(4tiicura
AIMA.
Or Blood Poisoning, which results in
Assesses, Ulcers, Sores, Carbuncles,
Boils and Itching HumOrs, Cured.
Fever Sore.

what tell you il the truth, told for no other pur.
pore but TO testify TO the merits of the Cnticura
temedles. Mr. Frederick Yeaton Of this town, has
been troubled for years with Fever Sore ON one q
NE lcer Last fall and all winter he could hardly
Walk asteP Induced him to take your Remedies
ny nus iaRen about four bottles Cuticura Resell
.cn', anu USED inc Cuticura and Cuticura Soap eX.
ternaIy; MS leg TO day Ia almost we'll and he
"h,ks "ith ease IL was a sight TO behold -blnCk
anu sWoleh very badly. wish you could sec his
leg to-day. The change would asiohish YOU
e. cHhS II TRIP, Alfred, Me.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-26
Salt Rhelln0.

III, WlI mcDonhld' "a Dearborn n, Chicago, crate.
J. ng acknnwledscs cure Of Salt Rheum on hcad,
ldCu' aris anu Ieas iof seventeen years; not
able 10 walk except on hands and knees for wear
not able TO help himself for eight wears. tried hun
dreds Of remedies; doctors pronounced his case
hopeiesH permanentycnredby CutCura Remedies.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-26
Great Blood Remedies.

l ho nail mas not been told az to the great cura
tive powers of the Cuticura Remedies I have maid
hHnufedH OF dollars for medicines "a cure diseases
vi 'lc p,ooa ana SKIN and never found anything
CHAS A WILLIAMS, Providence. X. r.
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GnrOpGii6e Ga6el6erid)te.
Gin go,taItitcupro,ek In AsIet.


gGten, 13. 6ebr. - 9reiSebn So5ialiIleu
iino Dor ben biefgen Aiiiien prOSeiiirt mOrOeu.
@iner Der 4ngetagteR purOe oes 6Odbcrrntbs
iiberiiibrt unO gu pier Sabreu 3udtbau8 uer~
urtbeiIt. Sin duoerer lpuroe Su ief5monatliz
der 5ait oerurtbeiIt uno ale lbri9en freigez
iprOdJen.
SurSettsG QUITS. - gle babsH iIdl.
2onooH, u. 6ebr.-0ie SarOneie Snrz
bett=&nutts pur0s beute iriib in Der @briitz
Stride, 0omniiraBs, Biccaoillp, nit orn. gSm.
Sihmea6 8ortlett getraut. Sr. Ydcaita furs
girte als 8rautfiibrer, uuo cir Francis Bur
6ett, 0as 6aupt Der 6auilie, nabE Qnt6eil al
Der @ererlonie. 6r. Bartlett luiro i'm @uls
tlanQe nit ben Serororun9en oe8 SeltameutS
ber SoerSo9in bon St. AlbanS ieiuem eigeuen
9iamen SenenIoen Ieiuer Satin, rldulid) :, Bur
Oetts@Outts," jufiigeu. DaS Gbepaar trat
teute &bGno cine 0teiie mad benz 2anofbc 0e5
aomiralS @oroon IN Sent al.
Die 8rout iit 81 Sabre aft uub Die reidite
6rau in Gu9lano. Der glitdlife Gatte lit 81
Sabre alt unb ipar bisber Briuatlafretdr Der
garonir. @r ftanmt ans philadelphia.
Die interHattonaIe 9eIos6oRFereisi,
Son b o II, -. 6ebr. - Slne III BarlS ent=
pFangens 9epeife aus Berlin gibt an, Eiirit
8ismarG babe geia9t, ipenn bic Ser. Staaten
ei1te &iidfebr CUR 9oppeluGbrung accepttrten,
10 >uoIe CT Die SetbetliguHg 9eutidlano's an
oGr BON Sraniretf augeregten tnttrHationalen
Gelo,@onferen; beiiirporten.
Ter &rtea In 3raRsSaaI.
V0noou, y. Sebr. - Oas SrIegSuiHts
ifsrium bat cine 0eptlde pOm Seneral Su
Geo. q. @olleD anpian9el, in lpeldler oerielbe
I'm Yrildrfung nadiud]t. Sine SOnfren;
mtro CUR 3sit i'm Sstrsff Der Reqimentsr abge.
bahen, tpeldIe abgeldidt tuerosn olleu.
&oHoGH, IA. 5ebr. = @ine 3teuter'ide
9epsife aus 8onbaH perfiinoet, oaB Elm 9tee
giHent &aballerie uno 3ipei Batterie'n BON
bort uad) g1atal beoroert iporbgn fiuo. 0as
Srie9sminiiierium bat beidlloiisn, ioiort ein
Regilnenl 6uiaren, 160 RaHn 9lrtilerie, 700
WiGnn Snfanterie uno 100 Nann pom 9oipis
talcorps nad) Der Gapfolonie Al id)iden. Sine
gierung ben SaiutOs eiuen gSaffenltillfano Don
elmer S9ode 6elpill0t bat.
2et GtimHtred1ts=6nnoert III SStaIien.
& m, u. Sebr. - 3ie bei0en Barteteit in
cem @onpent 81 @unIteu oes allgeneinea
Stimnrehts haben life OifierenSen ausgsgli-
den, uno Der Gonpent bat einen Seid)luB anz
9enpmmeHSipelf Die Ginfabruug bes allge=
freinen Stimnlredlts ioroert. Sin Stief oes
9thtLGio SuEiUulDl lUAtUe ptLIStSItf iOelt9Gl tl@
tlGrt, ote gegtnwdrtIge a9itation iOla fort
bautrn, bis bic Blnihe OeS SOlf,s erfiut
ieieu. General Sori6aiOi ruurce gum glreu.
Br6foenten ertpGblt.
Esried,etlIaas'S giiiisunssn
NtteH. II. 6ebr. - Die 6egisrung bat
Elm 9elrct erlOGeA, rueId)eS berOr6net, DaB allc
9riCthiidle Seeleute bon rs Sabren uuS oariis
bsr 9ishife aui Der strieSsaetts Hsbmen nidi-
Zen.
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S0meeflnrm TIM g8eGtem MnS SiorSs
tf1Ritett

@1 tcago, u. Sebruar. - Sin Snneez
iturin ipittbet I'M gan3en gIoromeiteu uno Iiio=
lid his nadl &anias uno bat bereit8 "a bis 48
GtutOen, ie nadl Oer @cgeuO, geOauert. Der
Sdlnee beruriaft Dem @tenbabuuertehr aberz
mails groBe Gdmierigfeit, uuO Otele Selearas
phenpfdhle Iin0 lpieber umgetpebt.
ct. 2outS, 13. 6ebruar. = Ollie 3itQe
iino Inn mebrere Stunoen beripdtet. Od8
8etter III icit geitern gta9nittag pI0blib mies
Der lebr falt 9eipor0eu, NIB Die 8ieoTerDfiuunQ
Der G9iffiabrt mad Oem SiiOcH 1T Oabr per-
ld)Oben tuoroen.
GounciIs 8luffS, Sa., 13. 6ebruar.
- Der beftige Sdueeiturm pom Samltag unO
6reitug hat oise Staot gdu5liG iioltrt. .Seine
3iige iinb ieit 6rsitag Nbeno nn1efonmeu OOer
abgegangen ,unO aler Sabnuerfebr 1T uuterbros
den, iu6em ale ont 6reitag abNgaugeuen
3iiQe I'M Sd)nee iiedeu blieben. Die @ehiite
in Ser Gtaot iinb cbeufall8 I'M. Stoteu, InO Ote
&Ohlenbdn0lcr babeu nid)t cine eiu3ige Sonne
Sobltn bOudtbig.
g I. Baul Minn., IS. 6ebriar. - Die
iatt Sipei gEo6tn i'm iiiOliten NnEsiota eriItis
repbe Sdneeblodabe iii ourb 0en !, Bli5;dro"
Der lCsteu 5luei Gage Ueri6timuert rporOeu.
2lui Der ,,SiOurz z&itg=Babn" lie9t Der S1nee
bier SuB bod, uno an Derlhieoeueu Stcaen be-
finben iid Sd)uee,p,6cu, tptld, b5br iinO, alS
bic Eels9rapbeupfdble. Sci MouHtatn- 2ate
iledt ein 3ug nun id,ou sehu Sage lang i'm
&dnee left. AebnIibe 3uilduOc berrideH auf
anneren Sabugu.
ct. Yuul, @finn., 1S. 5sbrnar. - Die
idJlimmiten 9Strfungeu Der tiirSlidlea Stiirme
fnO lebt boifenttih p0riiber. Ser um l llhr
heute rib fdlligc 3ug Der pMilwauttes St.
9anler Sa6n" fam nm llbr beute AbsnO bter
ait. Die yStour=Gitpu 8aan" lit bis ct.
SameS oftn, aQciu alle iibrign Babnen i'm
iiOlldsn &bails 6eS Staatcs iiu0 no1 ourf
tiefe SdJr0pehen ueripcrrt, uuO Oiele Srihafs
ten iino gauSlih iiOlirt. IS eritlrt @rduO
fir bic 8eior9nit, OoB bic GOrrdtbe an Sc
belasmittelu uub 6ei5material altSgeben lp.rs
Den. SIN n6rolihen NlirneiOta 1T ber S9nee
ni4t 10 tief, luie I'M iioli6eu.
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Gefesrap6tfde 9epef6et,.
(EeiGte ber ~affoct,rten BreiTs" fhr ben rDeui@cs
@orreiponbeuten.")
. Snfano-9 -9epef6e,t.
46. GonarsF. &kts Sibana.

@aibingtOn, II. 6ebruar. - SIN g e
ma murOen Die Wanoate oes 6rn. Sboma5
s. Ylatt, bes nelten Senators aus 9fems0orf,
unb OeS Srn. 2bom0s s. gaparb aus 9ela>
ipare ein9ereidt.
Gin SeidluB, pel9er ousDGrtigs MdAte
3ur Setbeillqung on eer yteiu=Y YOrfer 8eltau3-
itellung IN 1888 einlaoct, murOe angenommen,
icpie Die Senatsbill, net9e Die rebioirten Sta'
tutcn bnhiu anlcnbirt, baB iie alien Sunoesbez
amtsn Sdut 9egen @ipilflagen megcu oienItz
lidler Sannlungen gemdbren.
Die 8ofamtS @errpiQigungs 8iQ muroe
bnrauf tpieoer auf's Sapet gebraAt, uno Elm.
lange Debate entltanb iiber Die SermiQigung
pon 81 ,OOO,OO0 fir Die SefGroeruua BON Bot
laden na6 benz 9lnslanbe auf amertauiideH
@diifeu.
Diehrere 9lmenoenlent8 nuroen ongeboten,
jcboh idmmtlt9 burd SrOnung8 g8einnGnOe Sus
rid9ctpeien.
lin 4G llbr Uerta9te iidl Der Seuat.
SSm Nepraientanteibauie
tuuroen SiuS Sur Sncorportrung Der ,,Ricara=
sSnterocsaniidlen Sanalgeiellidlaft" uno Der
@aoS'ibcu SfiIi8=@llenbahns@eielliddI bonn
@omite fitr interoceaniidle SauGle eiuberid1tet
uno nad1 lingerer 0iSfniIton auf ben Slid ge-
legt. Die @orlaaen iino hermit auf Oauer
Der aegenwartiaen Sienug beieiti9t. ~
Das 9aus leiitete auf Die OtOrgenitunbe Ser
sidt, unb Die Siite Der Stdaten pllroe SebuiS
Ginbrinouug bon YriOatbils oerleien.
9ie Sill ;ur Stipulation Der @itfnhr bon
Wtatsrial fir Den 8au BON Seeihiffen puree
bobtn amelloirt, oab iie 6as Supfer .ulo 3iuf
einidlieBt, mo oarauf angenOmnen.
9a8 6aus ging Johann in Ylenaritung unS
notm Die SluB= InO Safcnbia Dor. 9i, alls
gemeine Debate iuur0e auf 35 Winuten b.
id)rGnft. Nadocn ntebrere Seiten Der Sorz
lage er1ltert mOrOen waren, bob SaS Gonlitc
nm 90 Winuten nod llbr Die Sieung auf,
un0 paS OauS bcrtaqte iid).
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4rGuDe.

SergenzB Boint, RS, y. Sebraar.
- Gin Der ,Stanoaro -Sil=Gomp." 9eb6riqer
nuQebsurer Yehdlter, in tuel6em fidl 10000
SaB giapbtba Del befaneeu, erploSrte beute
irub Sn @onItabls Soof, 8apOnneport, nit
chem fiirdterliden Srafl, oas OI fing 6euer
unb iuurbe srD6tsn SbelIS serlt6rt. Mfan rste
tcte einen Sbeil beilelbeH, iuoem man eS ablaut
fen lieB. Ser 8srluft betrdgt $4,000 bis
$4,000.
Chicago, y. 6ebrudr. - Gan9ribSe &
Martin'S 0iiible su Wnscatine. Sa., brannte
beute friib nieber. yerluit $4,000.
htcagO, -. Sebruar. = Die grOBe
goptiitentirdle on l@de Der Mihtgau 4UeuIe
un6 %. Strabe sing beute Ibeub in 6lammen
ont. Sie murbe nadJ 6em 9rpben Sranoe oeS
Sahres 1872 errihtet unb fOitste S121 900.
gS aterbnrp, Cont, 13. Tebrnar. -
Oas 9roBe 8oditeinsebduoe, in peldem fttb
Die anopftabrif Der ySepllle Manuiacturings
Comp" betano, tpurbe nm lthr beute friih
gan5lih ourd] 8cuer seritGrt, gerluSf STD.
600 biz 100000, Die Ssritdcruns S125 900.
3tpeibnnoert Irbeiter 9eratben ouker Irbeit.
Die anfOBcnoe 6abrif Der ,66. Reiaas &
Croft iiu9 ebeniaas Seuer un6 uuroe i'm 8es-
trage bon $4,000 befddoigt.
4fron o, Is. 6ebruar.- Gin mdbrenb
Der bergan9enen Naft in Der bieiiaeu @ouore.
9ationaIilIersSirdle au89ebro9eneS Seuer be-
ld,dOiate ienes @ebauOe I'M Setrdae BON
ettpa $4,000.
ct. 2ouis, IS. Tebruar. - Die Giien.
bled=, Supfer= nno Msiiinqlu,rfe bes Srn,
@onrab Sibel, SIR. $40 bis sl4, Siio 2.
Struse, fin9sn beute iriib 6suer uuo wuroen
i'm 8etra9e bon $4,000 bsidldoiat.
@auanoque, Ont, 13. 6ebruar. .-Oie
6obrii Der Tirma Slinner & Comp. wnroe
heute eiueedIdsrt. gerlua $4,000. llnae.
fd4r rs arbsitsr sssatbsu auBsr BeiaSftiguna,
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2(uS Der @anoeS6anptFtaot+

8aibington, 13. Sebr. - Setretdr
3omIcp bat fi9 anf frirSe 3eit nad 9telp.Oort
bescbcu. Sefretdr @Ofi 1T BON 8eit Str9is
nicn 5urnd9etebrt.
Der @eneralpO1tnieiiter bat cine gntiGeiOun9
absegsben, nad msld)er YOitcontraftOreu nid)t
fir ben Serluit ben regiitrirteu @elObrieien
ipGtren6 Der Transportation iiber ibre 0tOuten
rerantportih finb, iucnn eS fid, berausae1t,
SnB Die Sriefe nidlt in SSolge ibrer 9tadldiig-
felt oOer llnoOriidlti9felt OcrlOren ginaeu.
Die geIrt9e Steuereinuuhme betrug $434, :
07O.4O; Die 3oleinnabme $443, ,O51 .35.
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0trmtfGte 9erei6en aus Eeius
Sort.

NeW 0Orf, 13. 6ebruar. s.. SurnS,
Elm &agsl0bner, fam am Iceteu 6reitag IbeHo
betruntsn nad] Sduie, nibbanoelte ieiite Srau
unb mari ibr ifIcBlib cine brenueuoe Sobleus
Sllampe an ben Sopf. Die 6rau tuuroe 10
itusr 0nbrannt, OaB fie iest i'm Sterbeu liegt.
= Mm..S. gSilliams, tusldIer 100 .aftien
Der ,gSsiferlts Union" beftt, bat iett ebeufdaS
serifltli1e Shritte gegen Die @ouiOlloiruug Der
6rct 8ele9rapben. @eicai6aiten eingeleitet.
- @ine geitern bier eiHgstaufene Oepeid)t
nielSet, OuB @ongreBmitglieo TernaHoo BOoO
in potsSprings, 9lrf., bsOenEItd tranf oarnic=
Der liegt.
- Die 6reunbe Des 6rn. Beter Cooper hiels
ten beute Nbenb cine Seriammluug inl 900
perzSuiiitute" nue feierten ben 80. @tburtStas
Scs. alien Serrn. @ooper bat Den @uratoren
bes Suftituts cine tpeitere, groBe SHmme iibcr-
nQght.
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GrpIosion ouf etnem Sampfer. ).

San 81 5ts CO z. Ulbruar. = glls
iid geiern Abeno Der 0ampfer y@ttp Of
StOdlon" nad Dem ct. SOaquin 9tiUer in
Der 9ldhe bon StedtOn befanb, erploOirte eine
Gie6er6bre oeS SeielS, iuobei gGilliam 6urleD,
@barles 21Ons, 8iA0r6 Stunter uno Elm bier
ter Goiio9ier, Oeiisu 9umen ni6t betannt 1T,
in ifIimner g8eiie ourd) ben ausitr6menoen
9ampf uerbriibt rpurben. 6urlep'8 SerfeeInz
cen merben fir t6Otlidl aebaiten.
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9tews9Orf, l3. Sebruar. - General
Sermann llhl, @eidaftsFiibrer Der bieiisen
yStaatS3ettuns" uno Sobn be8 9riinoerS ie.
ncs 8lattes, eri9oB iid] 5ufalig bslIte ytadz
mittog in ietner gSObnung an Der on 16.
StraBe. @r wOlIte einen Bennington 8cpolz
Der aus einem Sdrante nebnen, nm i'm gu
reinlgen, Die Baife aing Sufilli9 los, mo Die
Sugel ourhbObrte ieiue tinfe Sruit in Der Ndbe
bes Strsen8. @r ftarb in lueniqen Wtinuttn.
Ger Serftorbcne mar eiu OcrOienItuoller Dill.
,ier Der Aemzg)orfer Gatioualooroe.
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GraBlidje SIttttbnf tan Serrttortttnt
2Safbtnstou.

9 an 8rQn5i8co, IS. 6ebr. - Gtne
8epeid)e ans sSaIlazg8alla i'm Serritorium
&aihinaton peloet: sam. 8uAanan, uuf
SootS Brairie, nabe Sort @OIulle, lpohnbaft,
erldloB ON 80. Sannar !Srlt. 2ouiS 9Seulptf,
9isfien bes Snbionera9enteu Siums, osrunn=
bste SRI. Malp Sing AM arme unb Dem Hiif.
fen, ieuerte aui Somes S'yieil un6 tSotete ii9
Johann Oura etuen SduB in's 9ers. Die an=
segrifenen iaBen Sur 3cit bti'm Glide. Su=
djanan bate ii9 Uer9eblidb Inn Sri. Sina's
SanO beiuorben unO tuurOe tuabriaeinlid bnr6
@iieriutbt at Der Shat 9etriebeu."
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3&pet0entIGe SiemftmdS den cts
f2iff.

gfem=0orf, u. 6ebritar.- Die 7-ia6s
rige 6enrtstte Sranborier unO Die 19=iabri9s
Barbara @eiB, Sruei 9icnitmaO6en in Der
6anrilie DIS 6rn. s. 9aporidb oil Ser oritten
NOCnue, iuuroen heute friib ols 9eiden i'm
8ctts gefunben. 9as 3imner mar nit @aS
geiiillt, nnO bic WdOd|eu lparen mGbran6 Der
gla6t etitldt. 9aS @aS entitr0mte euem Der
Srenuer, melder uuf ir9enO eint gSeHe ge0ffast
fuDrbCu mar.
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9c1ttide sooiaItften IN ylelu=g orf.

NeWzY orfr II. TebrNQr. = 0E. TtlBd]e,
eir NiitalieO bes 0eutiden Ieid)stags, un0 Der
Sosialiit Souls Siered bielten baute gtahmits
tag 0teben in Der y Sruin9. .9Glle," !" no itA circa
5000 0eltid)e periamuelt batten, uno eriudten
I'M Geitt6se 5ur msitereu Serbreitung Der
ioSialiitiibeit @ruubidte. t6r. 6ritI9e erfldrt,
eie So5ialiiten sBartei nsbme tros aller Ser
fol9urg fortru1breu6 al Stdrfe I'll unb nit Der
3eit piir6en ii4 lire BrinSipieH iogar uutcr
Dem Milttdr einlpur3elu, 10 baf iib Die 8egie'
rung uiht rHehr auf bic Soloaten oerlafien
tonne. 9r. Siered mahte dbnlide gtngabsn.
Cine &sihe bon 8eihliiiien, ipelfe BEN Oelits
iden So5ialtfen SeiftaHo ueripre4el, wurbe
auaeuonllflen.
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g,icI,m1rffe.

&bica9O, u. 6ebruar. Ole 3nfubr BON
Shtueinen belief Tid beute anf 5000, Ste Ser
ieubung chi - Stiif; ole Breiie Udriirtcn
stpii1en $500 uHo $500. = 6inoOieb: 3u=
fuhr 100, 8erieaSIn9 5000; 8erfduie gu
$3.50 bis $6.10. = 9Aaafe: i3nfubr 200,
Serienbpua 1900; Serfauie 3u $4.OO-$5.50.
Ct. Qouis. 12. 6tbr.- Sdpeine: Der
Idnfe gu $40 bis S6.10; 3uiubr 300, Ser.
Ienonng 220e.
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spnrft ,,na asarse

Son6on, Il. Bsbruar, 1880 STADIUM. =
GoniolS 90 1916 fiji @eie, SO 1916 fiir 8rief.
@reuts sgSeIlun .rils 644, sipeite 3l4, @rie 5os,
gleiu=9 =9orfsr Central 153A, Slls. Central 1884,
8eaoin9 S1s.
2iuerpool, II. Gebruar, 12.S0Raam.-
gnummolie lebbai,; Ylittellorte 0berlauOer
So; 90. SrIsars 81; Die bsltiseu Ssrfdnie
betrustn 5000 8alisn.