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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-24
A Wholesale Conversion.

A Turin correspondent writes to us
that the inhabitants of Bertolla, vii
lage in flat neighborhood, have gone
over EN- masse to the Protestant faith
The archbishop had suspended the
priest dipnis. and closed the church
against the Pensioners, 1000 in num-
Der. The villagers thereupon present
ed numerously signed petition to the
evangelical ministers at Turin, inviting
them 70 go to Bertola and expound the
word Of God. which they have contin-
ued to do ever since Epiphany
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-24
Pointedly Put.

Says the Boston Transcript, 'You
put binders on horse so he can see
nothing that is going on about him, and
then blame him for trembling and
starting to run for every little noise.
You forget how frightened you were
when, with blinded eyes, you were mi
tiated into the mysteries Of the High
Mightiful Lodge Of Unbiased and Su-
perincumbent Chinwaggers. And why
shouldn't horse be frightened as easy
as a Donkey"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-24

Hon. FERNANDO WooD, the famous
ex-Mayor and Congressman of New
York, died at Hot Springs, Ark, on
the 10Th inst. His health has been
failing for some time and he went to
tho Arkansas resort two or three weeks
ago, in the hope Of finding relief. Mr..
Wood was born Of Quaker parentage in
the city of Philadelphia. June IA, 1872.
His father removed to New York in
1920. When - years of age Mr.. Wood
commenced business as shipping
merchant, in which he was entirely
successful, retiring with an ample for
tune in 1850. He was thrice elected
mayor of New York, serving in that
office during 1865, sc, 81, 81 and 90.
He was a member of the Twenty
seventh, Thirty eighth, Fortieth, Forty
first, Forty-second Forty-third, Forty
fourth, Forty fifth, Forty-sixth and was
reelected to the Forty-seyenth Con-
gress. Among his acts of public use
fulness was the Inauguration of that
movement which gave New York its
great Central Park. Mr. Wood was a
man Of ability, but was an intense
partisan. He was recognized as one of
the chief leaders Of the democratic
party of the country.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-24

THE great snow storm which COM
pletcy blockaded the railroads and the
highways in Nebraska, Iowa, Wiscon-
sin and the northern half of Illinois
with drifts of extraordinary size and
firmness recently, bringing locomotion
to standstill, was no doubt the sever
est of the many severe storms of the
present winter,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-24

ing bill before congress, died at the Hot
Springs, Ark, on the 18th inst. Both
houses of congress adjourned Immediately
upon hearing of his death. Mr.. Wood
entered congress forty years ago and was
the oldest in service in the house.
JOHN w. YoUSG, son of the famous
Mormon leader, having been indicted at
Salt Lake for higamy, was on the 18th inst.
arrested at Denver, and gave bail in
$1,000. The complaint was made by his
first wife, Philadelphia lady. and the
arrest was ordered by the marshal OF
Utah
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-24

IL the new revision of the Bible,
soon to be published, the word Hades,
meaning the abode of the spirits of the
dead, viii be substituted for the word
Hell wherever it occurs in the old YER
sions. This looks like recognition Of
the doctrine Of the Universalists by the
shffest of the English orthodox lin
,,,,,e+a
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-24
consolidat

BARONESS BURDETT-CoUTTs and Viii
liam l. Ashmend Bartlett were mar
ried in Christ Church, London, last
week. Only the nearest relatives and
most intimate friends of the parties
were present. Mr.. Bartlett will assume
the name of Burdett-Coutts before his
own surname. A great law suit will
result from the wedding. Should the
decision be adverse TO the Baroness, she
will still have about 100000 left.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-24

SUIT has been entered by the United
States Direct Cable Co., to break up the
recent telegraphic consolidation. Sen.
Edmunds has been engaged as chief
counsel for the cable people, and the
suit promises to be one of the most for
midable attacks yet made on the great
consolidation.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-24
PARIS, Feb. il, 1881.
To the Irish National Land League,

GENTLEMES:-I have been honored
by the receipts of resolution, adopted
at your meeting Of the Sth, requesting
me to proceed at once to America, with
the object of securing the sympathy of
the American people and the co-opera-
ton Of the Irish there. After a full
and grave consideration of your reso-
luton and general situation, and after
due consultation with friends, whose
opinions are worthy Of consideration,
/ have decided that it is my duty to
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-24

ABOUT 800 Socialists of Chicago held
meeting recently, and adopted Il res
olution demanding that the municipal
government assume control of the
street railways and provide more rap
id, convenient and cheap means of
transportation. They also adopted
resolutions declaring landlords every
where to be the enemies of mankind,
demanding their abolition, and protest
ing against the proposed advance in
rents. \ committee was appointed to
consider the landlord question, and de-
wise plan for organization against ex-
tOrtiOn
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-24

Ex-VICEPREsIDENT SCHUYLER CoLFAx,
happened in during the session OF the
Indiana house ofrepresenative, recent
ly and Immediately a recess was
taken to allow the members to greet
the distinguished visitor. Mr.. Colfax
made q hanny little speech.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-24

MILWAUKEE,, Feb. H. Flour.-Dull and
nominal Wheat = Opened steady, and closed
quiet; No. l hard, nominal; No. l. nom
inal, at 9Ik; OK for seller February 81 y
for seller March; 9SA for seller April
l.o2'S for seller May. No. 8, IS; No. 4
i nominal. Corn-Quiet; No. 2. 37&. Oats
Quiet and unchanged; No. 2, 3O;l. Rye Dull
No. /, So. Barley-Firmer; no. 2 fresh
| ST.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-24
Fees OF Doctors.

ine Zee Of doctors is an item ihnt
very many persons are interested in just
at present. We believe the schedule
for visits is 800, which would tax a
man confined to his bed for a year,
and in need of daily visit, over $1,OJ0
a year for MEDICAL attendance alonel
And one single bottle of Hop Bitters
taken in time would save the 1000
and all the years sickness.-PoA.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-24
The Beginning OF the End

The beginning Of disease is slight debility or
disorder Of some of the vital organs, the stomach.
the liver or the bowels usually. There are
dyspeptic symptoms, the liver is troublesome, the
skin grows tawney and unhealthy looking there
are pains on the night side or through the right
shoulder blade. The climax is often an utter
prostration of theph ysca energies, perhaps fatal
issue. But if the difficulty is met in time with
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. which is always
effective as a remedy, should be resorted to a. an
early stage, there VIII be no reason to apprehepd
those injurious subsequent effects upon the system
often entailed by entirely cured diseases. Far
better is it also, to employ this safe remedial
agent in fever and ague, and other malarial COM
plants than quinine and other potent drugs
which even when they DO prove effectual for a
time. ruin the stomach and impair the general
health
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-24

NJ. Jerome Revel. Of the famous RAJ
vel family of pantomimists and aero
bats, has written letter denying the
report of his DEATH He says he is
not dead, and he ought to know He
says furthermore that he is very well,
and is DESTROYS Of paying visit to this
country during the Exposition of 1888.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-24
The Irish Question.

New YORK, Feb. ia cablegram
says deputation from the land league
submitted a resolution to Parnell ask
ing him to go to America They re-
ceived the following reply, to be read
at the meetirg of the land league at
Dublin. TODAY:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-24

SEVENTY years ago Samuel Gist, who
owned a large amount of property in
Virginia, died, leaving a will, in which
he bequeathed it all to his PA slaves
and their heirs, with their freedom.
The pro Derty was in Goochland, Han
over, Henrico, Amherst, and Carolina
counties, and in the Dismal Swamp.
In 1916, by act of the General Assem-
bly, of Virginia, the slaves were freed
in conformity with the provisions of
the will, but were removed from the
Virginia lands. The trustees, Toler
and Wickham, arranged to have them
put on lands in Brown and Highland
counties, Ohio. As time wore on they
allowed their trust to lapse; some of
the colorcd people bought and paid for
the land they were on. Recently a
convention of about two hundred col
ored people who claim to be heirs to
the Virginia property under the will of
Samuel Gist, held convention in Hills
boro, and determined to prosecute
their claims. The matter was given to
the care of the Rev E. Cumberland, Of
Merchandising, who has consulted and
employed attorneys, who think that
sufficient documentary evidence can
be found to prove the claims of the col
ored people. The property is now
worth several million dollars.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-24
EADS' ENTERPRISE.
a Talk with the Protector OF the
Tehuantepec ship Railway
lions and Obstacles to the Panama
and Nicaragua Schemes.

and Nicaragua schemes.
New YORK, Feb. IA reporter
found Capt. Eads this evening a few
minutes before he took train for Phila-
delphia Capt. Eads expressed his
confidence that favorable action would
ultimately be taken by congress upon
his scheme of an interoceanic ship rail
road. The house committee, he SAID,
has already reported favorably upon it,
| but the matter would never be brought
up in the house again unless action
was first taken by the senate.
"Will congress reach any action up
on it this session. was asked.
II think the chances are just about
even"
"The Mexican government author
ICES you to pledge the proceeds of the
railroad to foreign countries? VIII
much of the capital be raised abroad?"
"None, if the action of congress is
propitious. The United States is the
only government to which the income
will be pledged, and it will be very easy
to raise the necessary capital on this
side of the water.
"Will the amount to which the cap
ital was originally limited be sufficient
ly7"
Undoubtedly"
"Ho will your project affect that OF
De Lesseps?'
''The Panama tidewater canal will
never be completed. De Lesseps, how
ever, unless the United States should
absolutely interdict it, will work upon
his canal as long a. cent Of money is
to be had. | do not mean to say that
a canal could not be constructed across
the Isthmus of Panama, but that it
would never pay for the amount of
capital invested. My railroad could
be mpleted long before his canal
Even if the Panama route were the
only one, the canal would never pay"
"What is the outlook for the Nicara-
qua route?"
THAT plan will never be pushed.
The object of those who propose it is
to prevent any means whatever of
conveying ships across the istbmus
from being effected They ask for
charter from congress, and they seek
no government assistance. This makes
persons who have not investigated the
subject think the route through Lake
Nicaragua the least expensive ana
most practicable. The fact is, how
ever, that, if it wished to carry out
their plan, the company would need
aid from congress. The inference is
plain that the proposal is merely to
withdraw support from other enter
prises. Phelps and few others are in
earnest, but they alone will never carry
it through. Not cent of capital will
ever be invested in Nicaragua. Many
of those who support the project are
interested in the Mexico Southern rail-
way, which would be injured by the
success of a canal or ship railroad"
A quaint, half English, half French,
old building, three or four stories high,
built for bazar for sale Of fancy goods
by Nine. Trollope, the mother of An
thony Trollope, on her visit to Cincin-
n
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-24
NEWS NOTES.

OMAHA IS to have a 100000 grain
elevator, towards which the Union Pa
cific railroad will subscribe 100000.
1t will hold 100000 bushels, and be
ready for use before next autumn.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-24

NOTWITHSTANDING Senator Conkhng
sheer at the suggestion made by Sena-
tor Hoar. of Massachusetts,, rs to the
questionable propriety of assembling
4 large body of armed military at
Washington on the occasion of General
Garfeld's approaching inauguration,
we cannot but think that the Massa-
chusetts senator was quite right. This
massing of armed troops at the ma
tional capitol on such an occasion,
however peaceful and innocent the
intention may be at this time might,
if made a precedent, and established
into custom, at some future time be
not only mischievous and dangerous.
but absolutely calamitous. The inaug-
uration of chief magistrate ought to
be a peculiarly ciric event, unattended
by great military parade or the display
of the paraphernaha of war. The
people can assemble mt the national
capital and signalize such an event
without great military pomP and the
latter ought to be discountenanced. II
a formidable force of thousands OF
armed men is Justifable now, the
country's enemies might at some fu-
ture and more critical occasion of a
similar character deem like display
or,,,aIl,, i,stifiable with a less innocent
purpose. Let us be careful how we eS-
tablish new precedents of martial
character. In timeof peace, and on
civic occasions, Ietthe instruments and
spirit of peace and civil order hold
sway, keeping the swords and the guns
of Mars in the background.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-24

1t cost Col. Wilder, Of New York, a
noted pomologist, $3.50 to obtain the
original camellia from which those to
be found in America were grown 1t
was imported about forty years ago.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-24

General Walker estimates that the
population of TINS country win exceed
81 900, 900 in 1890.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-24
A quaint. half-English, half French

A quaint, half-English, halfFrench,
old building, three or four stories high,
built for a bazaar for sale Of fancy goods
BY Nine Trollope, the mother of An
thony Trollope, on her visit to Cincin-
natl over so years ago, and Familiarity
known as Madame Trollope's Folly"
is in process Of demolition in that
city
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-04
yfr. 30.

Ger GorbcOcniana iciu. ylur i,lteu ms BEN
@cud)ern ooHTlastcubGucn Uerg5nnt, 70 trsTf-
liihe SharattergifHunge ;u ie6eu. alS
FI!P3 S0rneDal fmpoUirte 6r. Gau Sd)reiurr;
sju fi gegeumGriIae 3dhre55at refflib ruieOers
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idlrdte btr 8anfclidugrs3et; 6r. 6. Suih<
mOun mar elmer Der ge!!mgniteR Saiaiios,
pcde uniT Bublifum iemals bGuunOrte.
Som 6lur Gomiie mar e8 aauptldtltt Die
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lpanid)er graRoe beitddl; ibm giJ.t ltauoeT
IN gut 9emdhssn Wasfen ole 6p. peinrtd1
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Il. i. Son ben 8amSEmaSstu mar eS bic
ma&heltSastrcue 8torlabc oer yBOlens6tre
iin" surdl Brou Z, SdWcner uH6 6rt. SlIts
coll, 6as prddltlgc SpteI Der y6lporitin," j." Srau
Niarie Sletu, Der Gumpcmammiern 4nnd
9Uhel, 6CS 5rdul. Dora SddFsr fidmufe
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lCGuS", wilte iCOcu fir mirfltheu gIa5ten=
idler3 3uaduaid1en @eiuhcr eutSGdteu.
Slide unO Stuer - Smi 0IUppuutte 0eS
Aben6S - fauOeu inter Der Buualtlua oes
madCren 6r. 0ebilius, 0tr oou ieiHer Erguus
bcn am tu6eer auigenommeueu BlQBe ouf'S
8drmfte begriiBt murOt. 4lS Gomite D2te
QllsOer fir etue5 ocr aelungerit;u Slrauiipeu,
iucldeS in Der 3eit oCS Na8ttuihu3Ss qeboz
tuI rpubGu fam, iungtrttT Qeteru AbenO
Gupt. 6orl 6ltiu, Sori., Sarl SfreiHtr, ,yOs
honn y. 8ttroff, Sob. u. 9eder, 6,iuria
@hnciSer, 6sinrih Sdger, Erau3 0tbililts,
gHIeutin SoblbCpp, peinrIh ShniOt, g8ilb.
GoGus, Intou GuanB, &rnf Suibmann,
6arl SilnCbrauO. Die gtuiif itan0 inter Or
SeituuN Ocs grOi. 3lealcr.
9raub. Su einem 4itOoeu OeS bon
6ru. 8Obut Sromu bepohuten 5aueS 9fr
SO, guncuiiGrirGBc, brad geitcrn Wiittda fIrS
oor y llhr Seucr au8 mo ridltcte einen Shas
ben BON $40 Gil. Der 8rauo mar oaourb
eutiiaubcu, NaB Elm tleirC5 aiHO mt 3dnOh0lSs
hen CcipiClt hate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-04
0Ins Werifn.

Sta6t Werito, Den %. Sanuar, oid
Sabanna. 3. 6ebruar. r.-Soiepb Sreunau, ein
@ontrattor Der ,,Sebuantepec Suter Scsau-
gnbu," 1T BON eiuGm i'm 0iuterhalte uerltedten
MeudlClmOroer geholien uuo ifmer oerman
Bet porben. Der MeuhclmOroueriuh mabt
in @rbetradlt Der SppOiitiou Der @in9ebOre-
nen gegCn alle Satnunternehmungeu grOBcS
AuiiCheu, uno man iiilhtct, OaB Die pom @as
pit6H CABS mad oem Sithmu9 abgeitliften
SngCniCure auf !4tnoernihe itoBen mrOeu. -
Cine @OTpagnie hat Die 0tegIGung um @rs
laubniB CUR AuSbeutung Oes iIOlth pom nleri'
fauiiden 3baleS entoedtsn GortmOOrS criuht,
allciu Der Gi9entbiimer ocs &anOes 0erneigert
icine @irmlt9uug. Der SOrf miiroe Elm au5s
ge5tid)netca Subnltut fir SreunbOls btloeu,
iuecm Dag 2ebtere pnrd bic BON oen oeridliez
hencn i'm GNu be9rinenen Babneu erforOerte
ungeteurc SuautitGt BahHidJmellen obNe 3Detz
fel tetrddtltd Ueribenert meroen miro. - Aus
BerQemGbnlid) faltCS g8ettsr 6erridlt alleutbal=
ben IN Der 3tepubIif. NlCbrerc Dtenifeu lOl=
len i'll Buebla unO Wtatamora5 erfrortn ieiu.
9oS gclbe 6leber if aus Sua &ruS ueriApun.
bsu, oo9egen graiIreH lebt Die Slattsrn lu
MatamornS unO 8romH6uiae. merita=
RiId)e Sdulo in europa betrug i'm Oeiember
b. 9. $92 ,OO0,0 .-PrGfoeut 8au3aleS bat
mebreren @ensrGi:r, weldIc Die YrdiiOsut>
id)eita=Ganoicatur ocs Scnor &er6o uuterfis=
ten, StCllen berlleher.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-04

@ethafluna ScS triId,en Mattaiogs 5aoitt.
2 N bfsr, 3. 5ebr. - DiidldGl Dauitt, otl
triide a9itoirr, muroe beutc rptqeT aI7qebllbel
&ulCtun9 esr SeOingungeu iein,S Ticket oI
Leave" bier oerhaitct.
Die SrhairHug wuroe burdl einen 2oTSnner
@cbeimpoliSiitaE uOQitytft, m&hrenO 05oitt
i'm Ecgrifie ioar, bic GarliSle Sriid2 Ju
ireuNu.
@onbon, 4. Sebr. - Die Rudridt itbty
9aoitt's SerhaftHra o5rbrcttcte ftdJ nit 9Siu-
otsclle rurf gang 3rlano, mo piele SloigHa=
tionsueriammlunQcn iiHo bertitS abQ,balten
mOrbcn. Srn. 9in0n's gluwalt ertIdrt, Oit
8ublincr 8ehG, ceu EdTten fitb gt:pcigert, ibm
bic llriade Der Serhaftauq mit5utbeiIeu, inoei.
Ten mill man lpiiieu,, cap er ieltgenoalncH
UH' &c, neil er fidl Der Roliiet nltt m,Ioete.
Gie GebcimpOlbiiieu, ryclde ON SerbartuHg
ootlEudteu, fiibrten 0aUitt iOiort mad Sings
ton uno brad)pn hu an B9ro oe5 O1mpilrs
,SsI0," nclher baIo Oarauf abfubr. Ser @es
iansera wirO mahriheiulidpb beute bier anfonts
men uRe eiH Serb6r Dor Dem Somltr. sBolljeI.
gcridlte beiteben.
9auitt Wuroe bsfauntlid 0or Sahreu megeu
ieiner gethtiIiQuug al Der Eeuicr-A Agitltiou
in youbon Usrbaftet uno III I57idbriler @iSs
tcrterung oerllrtbcilt, erhelt ipdtir iaOod eiu
,,3idet OF GelOe," B. b., er nair0e Inter 9es
pilisu Beoiuguuaeu beurIaubt. 0ieisr urs
laub III ihm Iebt cntiOgeH HwOr0eH, uHO er luirO
pahridcinlidl nab Dem OartmCors9e 9etdH9Hib
3lriidgebrad)t peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-04
9aS 0Sctter.

Eoronto, Ont, 3. 6tbruar. mdb=
reno bcs letten 0tonatS i'm beiiJen Sbierpas
tOrium re9ilrirte Semperatur betrug 16 9raO
iber gtul -6 9raO rueuiger, ais Die ourd)s
i6niItlid)e 8empuatur I'm Sauuar lett 40 Sab
rcn. @eilern irIb itanO Oas Ehermonleter aui
10 @rao untCr 9fuQ uuo nm Dtitternaht auf
G)ra6 unter 9tnu.
Delaware. {. Sre fiu er, Z. Se6r.-
Der Gturm bonn lebten 0ieuitoge uHO ytittz
nod bat Dos &iS bon Der obercH Rat berab9ez
trieben, mn Die hieiigeu @eipGiIer itro, omeit
6aS 9luge reitDt, nit @iSidollen beoeft. Die
in ben lCttCn 5rpet Sagen eiugstretene 8dlte
bot bic bier liegenDen Sdtfie politdnog i'm
&ile eingeid)loiien, uno Der Ssfr3lrOi3e g9m=
ter pom Sabre 1856 bis 81 idlttnt iidl in Die,
lem Sabre Su wieOsrbOleu. 6eute abenO itebt
cas- thermometer aut @rnO iiber 9tua. OaS
@i8boot 9tr. BON YbilaoeIphia uuo mebrtre
&emorqueurc btfinoen Fh bier, iino ieoOb
nid]t i'm StanSe, Die eingcforeHeH Sd)tfle Su
beireiCn.
9tiagar rs, @an., 3. 6ebrauar.-
9a8 3bermometer itanO beute iriib auf 10
Grao inter gtull un0 beute Abeuo auf @taO
inter giuQ. 0ie perihiebenen III allen Sarben
idlillanocn unO iid tdglih oerdnOeruOen Sis
qebiloe obers uno unterbatb Der 6ille bieten
sinen prad)tUoleu 9lubid. Die inter Den
Sdlen entitanbent @tsbiisG iino bis auf tpez
nige Sup BON Dem Obcren @nOe Der Safe
bcTangelpahicu. 9a8 bon ben See'n btrab.
treibenbe Sis 1taute fidb beute SOrulittag Obers
balb Der Sale unb bilcete elHe tempordre Sis
briide, weIdle fiA jcOOa an gta4mittage in
gewc9nu9 iette.
Senp0rt, u.s., 8 Sebruar. - Bic 81i
if BON bier bis nad Dem 2tutttburme III GeOz
Yant nit etner @iSoede iiberSogeu, mas itf)
ieit Meniheu9eOenteu nid]t ereignet bat. lleber
20 6atr5uGe finO III Der gtabe Oieles Srtes
ciuncfroIeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-04
Sr6nee.

Baoucah &g., 3. Sebruar. GthfopfS
@ebGnbe, in rpeldem iid DIE Spesereibauolung
oer 50. fSiber & Barton befanO, 9ins beute
frHb nebit iGmmtlidlem Snhalte in 6lamutIu
aui. Serluit $25, 900; Seritferun5 $18,5O0.
Boiton,3 5. Sebruar. = Sin heute iriib III
elmer bem 6rn. InSreiu Potter geb1rigen 8eibe
5eunementbGuier aus9ebrohenes 6eHer di1srte
adt Der @ebGnoe ein, unO rihtete Sha0en I'M
getrnqe bon $50, 900 oil. llH9efdbr 25 bis3O
Namiiicn tperDen burh Gas Sener oboadlos.
Der Sranb murrs burd ein idaobnftes 9amiu
neruried3t.
Chicago, 3. Sebritar. = ySnbepenbcnces
Sall," SIR. 18O uno 1872, 90. SraBt, oercn
uorOger 5beil bon psri9ietenen eo9en etnge=
nommen mar, brdnnte heute friib nieoer. Sa
ber Salle befanO ftdl bas por fHr5er 3eit bon
Der 6irma sSreo. 5oofer & Comp. eingeriftetc
Bart Sbeatcr" unb man idlGet ben Sertait
SeS Sheaters an StiihIen, Scenerie'n, Nus.
itoffi1un9 II. I. 10. auf $500. Oas G:bduOe
bate uripriin9lih 100000 gefoitet, mar fiirS.
lid fir $30, 600 gum Saufe angebOteu tporOeu
uno Der GGaDeu am @ebduoe betrdgt ihuCr.
liG5 iibcr SIS 900. Die 4o9en berlt.ren cirfa
$4,000. Der ganse ScrluIt 1T tbeiiwsiie ourdl
Serfidcruug geoedt.
8Oiton, 8. 6ebr. - Die alte Sapti1ttn'
Sir6e i'm Central. Square 81 Gambriogeport
Na1., eincs Der gr6bten @sbiuoe In ienel
Gtaft, triIroe hente frib ourd Seuer pollhGu
oia srli5n. Der Ssrluft eiuiAIlsBlidl Der Or.
gel, Der Yianos II. {. 10. .betrd9t S107 900, uHt
bic Serlidcrung $57 900.