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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-06-06
souIALIrIas

town.
Judge TIC. Dsbney, of cadir, was
In the city yesterday.
SsIss Csffio ranaicton visited Miss
Ada Trice last week.
Miss Nora Garth spent last week
with friends In tho city.
Mia. Birdie Drskc, OF Greerville. Is
whiting ~ Mr.. !. w. Pri,chcrs.
Mr. @ A. Terry, Of csd.s, wac In
shc city last week, aud called on US.
Or. r r. bourne and hr. o. u.
Underwood are at Dawson this week.
Miss Lizzie Duliu, Of Sherman,
Texas, 10 sisilIns frieuds near Now
stead.
Min Mildred Wharton, uf Csliz, 10
Visiting tho falnil, OF Mr.. james L.
Jssup.
Mr. c. w. MstcsIfs aud hia sister,
Mis- fsuuls, returned from Dawson
Saturday.
Miss Emma peires, Of FairvIew,
isvi.iiiug tho family OF her uncle,
Judge ps,ree.
Mlss MollIs Reynolds, Of Grssn-
vIlls, speus Last week visiting friends
in the city. f
Aiares Glars Lewis, OF Elhton, and
Mollis Triee, Of Pembroke, we're IN
the city Saturday.
Miss Matte DENIES. Of Ringgo old,
Tenn, 10 slondlng a few days with
friends In tho city.
Mrs Jos. Slaughter aud her daugh-
s.r Miss sennie. Of Louisville, are
vi.liIsx Ars. Joe frsnkel.
Miss AnuIe johnson, Of Peachers
A'll, rsun.. sren, ,ass week with
Misses Emma aud Livie Thompson.
Mica T,s,tio hopper has returned 10
her home IN this city after having
closed her school at AllensyIlle, Ky.
Miss May Vaughn. OF Pembroke,
spsnt Sundsy aud Monday In The
oity visitiug her auut Mrs. uaw.ey.
Mr.. Threldkcli. AZ Uuiontowu,
whose daughter graduated Thurs
jsy evening. was In The city last
week.
Miss Lallis Woodbridge returned
.l,ome Saturday from New urlesns,
ewhere she has been Al school for
seyeral months,
Nessrs. K. L. Courtney aud r. II,
frsyssr, u Oweusboro, csmo over
la, week 10 n,,sud tho commence
unent ekercl~hA Of ono Of the college,.
Miss Mollio Howard LETT for her
home in Henderson Yesterday acrom-
panIe,l by her btw',rhing sister, Mics
Annie, who Lss been hsr guest Tor
soIno days.
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SPECIAL LOCALS.
~....s........r.
Carriages!

McCanay, Botste g. Co..
offer one of the most CONF
pIete assortment of their
otcn make of Fine Car
riages atta Buggies that
has been offered for seq
eral yeurS; ut exceeding
ly toto prices. Ocer ten
years experience IN the
manufacture of Fine
Carriages, and the use
ofthem BY our customers
haze established for US
the reputation of max
ing the very best 1Oork
put up BY any company.
Ask any one 1UAo has
used one of our firm ve-
hicles what they are.
They ,ciU speak tor
themselves if you etue
them a Showing. IF you
rant a GOOD uehicle,
warranted FIR S 4
CLASS IN EVERY
RESPECT, call on us
and 1ce uill be pleased
to sholO goods and prices,
and will guarantee
pricesas lotU as anyone
can offer the same quail
ity of u0ork.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-06-06

In speaking Of Evansville's tele.
phone lines, tho Jouraai OF tina, city
says:
The manager OF the Western Eec-
trio Manufacturing Company and
Mr.. Il. Babcock. Jr. hive purchased
the license for Nashville and nearly
all East Tennessee. They will pro.
coed there at once with iull force OF
men and build au Exchange at Nash
vile capable OF caring Tor LOO sub.
scrlbers. They will then build from
Evansville to Nashville via Hopkins-
vile and CIarksyiIie. Ii IL the inien-
tion to connect Nashville with Clarks-
VILE. Mnrireerborough. Gallaiin,
Lebanon and ColuMbia and other
ueighboring towns.
The news that IIopkinsrille Is 10
ba connected with Nashville. Evans
willie and the towns along the line, is
certainly gratifying. The line has a..
ready been completed and is IN oper.
alton between jacksonville and
Evansville and also between Madi
,ouvills aud Owensboro.
Next Friday dai~ the close Of
Mis-. Addie Wsggcner's school at Dr.
Clardy's, near NewstcAd. The ex.
animation Of the young ladies in their
several studies, will take place In the
forenoon " Tue saine say. Miss Wsg-
gener's many friends will regret to
learn that shc starts Tor her home IN
lsussellville Immediately upon tho
close Of her school. She has made a
host Of irisnds during her stay in this
county, aud. There will be many who
will extend her warm welcome
back ayalu when the leaves begin TO
turn.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-06-06

$4,000 workers in the Pittsburgh,
iron works s,rnck for higher wsges
June list. Strikers are reported from
various other cities and the outlook for
the manufacturing interests is decided
" unfavorable. Mill owners refused
to be cocrcedin tho matter, and busi-
mes il alta s,and-slill.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-06-06

Chas. NJ. Meacham, editor OF the
justly popnIhr and sparkling Hop
kinsvillc South Kentuckian, pub
lished sketches of South WesterR
Kentucky editors Ia this weeks issue.
IIeis quite lucid and rorc;ble In hia
portraiiure OF the character, abilities
and labors OF this distinguished class
Of men. Especially did he blast
Young, Woodson and Bransiord.---
Sebree Sunbeam.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-06-06
Woods Self-Liar.
Another Victory for the Osborne
Daering, Mccormick and
Buckeye.
lspeeIal . .he c0urIor. Journahi

fNa lsfeSi"' W t''S NS~s sot y tt"@tN 'III
GALLATIS. TENN, May a5.-Your
special in to-day's Issue In regard TO
the field-trial Of self-bindors, and
signed by j. B. Hotchkiss, is an in.
famous advertising dodge on the part
Of Mr.. Hotchkiss. who Is sEunt for the
Wood, AMI his whole statement is q
wicked lie. There wero no judges and
no vote taken Tho Wood refused 10
60 ints wheat field after the barley
was cut, all other machines consent
Ing,
J. o. vERrRnEs q 5oS. Osborne
Agent;
q. N. GurHRlE, besring Agent.
]. B. Hollis. Mccormick Agent;
w. H. BRows. Buckeye Agent.
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New Trains.

Tho limo table VI the Louisville &
Nashville railroad wss again changed
last Sunday aud Two additional
lightning express iraius put on. The
Two new trains stop at only import
ant Stations aud pass here In the
night. Tho tram schedule for this
city 10 now ~ follows;
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-06-06
THE MCCORMICK VS.. Tue WOOD.
, mo- .Ae EDITOR Of .Ao tourIor. yournal.l

ITO tho Editor Of tho Courier Journai.I
In reply to an inquiry as to the
truth Of tho report published III your
issue of yesterday, and signed BY j,
B. Hotchkiss, claiming victory for
the Wood machine over the Meteor.
mick. Messrs. Wheel,ck Il Rscse,
agents for the Mccormick machine
telegraph Substantially as follows:
No trial was held at Gsllatin yes.
terday- -only an exhibition. No vote
was taken. Wood refused to 60 into
heavy grain, and backed sqliare down.
Continent Is unnecessary.
RoBKKr NEWTON.
General Agent for the Mccormick
Harvesting Machine Company.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-06-06
May. Marriages.

Tho following 10 list Of parties
TO whom marriage licenses were Is
sued during tho month ending May
3ls,.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-06-06

VIM. Meakin and wife. immigrants
inst arrived, we're sufrrca,ed BY gas IN
shcir room in Now York hotck
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-06-06
v Heat.

We will be in the
Wheat Market as
soon as it is ready for
Market and ask the
Farmers to give us a
call before selling.
We will have plenty
Of sacks.
tsFAN, saaaias I gsgEE.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-06-06
colo.rD,

COLONEL
silas Grey 70 Miranda Browder.
Reason Hurt to Matte Duncan.
Chas Mason to Willie Harrison.
I.ouis Brent 70 susant Jason,
Edna Garrett to Mary Moore.
sylyanus Morris to Lou Gsrrott.
Anderson crirey 10 DOYLE Fox.
Wallace withers, TO johanna Owen.
Morgan plnchan 70 kliaA Dulin.
Caleb clarkto Money Buckner.
Claiborne Leavsli 70 Mollie jackson.
wu. Green to Sarah Lsavsli.
Total Observation-Disclosures. =. II
Combined total ls
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BUYERS OF

We hereby notify
the farmers Of Chris.
tai and adjoining
counties that we will
buyW heat this yearat
this point, secure your
SACKS now.
R A. Baker. & Go.
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Respectfully,
a'GAMY, BOMTE & co.
SEPARAlll FOB sALE.

A good second hand Aultman- Tay.
lor wheat Separator for sale cheap.
In good order ready for use. Apply
to w. II. McRas. Pembroke. or X.
H. l'olland. Hopkiusvills. Ky.
spr.-4-2m
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RETAIL MARKET REPORT,

CONNECTED WEEKLY sY
Cowan, higgins 6 Mckee
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HERE AND THERE.
W. r. Patton, Life Insurants.
J. II. winfree 8 Co
Mccormick Machines and I'low

W. II. Patton, Life INSURANCE.
J. II. Winfree g. Co
Mccormick Machines aud Flows
Brick work has.besn resumed on
Hollands Opera House.
The Catholic Church is Hcihe eas
closed bv a nea. wire fence.
Send to Tebitt 4 Bailey, Evans
vile, Ind., for your lard oils.
Capt. Ed Wells la now conductor
on one Of tho new express trains.
The harvesting reason has arrived.
The wheat crop will be a good Que.
Mess-s J. II. wtnfrsc s. Co, have
had shed erected over their front
door. 4.
Ross Rodgers has succeeded
raltner Graves ~ assistnht bxprers
agent.
Toblu s Bailey, Evansville. Ind..
wholesale dealers Iu lard oils aud all
kinds Of machinery oil.
The Catholic Church has recently
been icpaiu,el and otherwise i'm
proved and y bell purchased.
Orders for Lubrica,Iug inachine
and lard oil promptly filed at To-
Bit & BailsY's Evansville, Ind.
The telephone pos, In front u GIsh
q Carriers has teen boxed up and
Into q bright red sigc.post
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Die ,JmeenperfUlsauaen lit
fuSlauc.

lleber ole Suoeuuerfolguugeu IN 9tuBlluS
- oeter SeocufuH9, mic Der >, Bld" neulidl
trefteno lagte, Der .G;ar crit oann erfenncn
ulro, menu er benerlt, Dap aus ner &rone,
ole CT ltd oenndhit auf'S 9aupt ieten mil,
abermals cine Yerle geialleu 1T: sic Srcue
llllo Ytebe leiner israelitiiheu llutertbauell-
lWret0f Sr. 6atI Sd)ur; III Der =, 9SeItl. Bolt"::
~ 2)te Zines" ifldgt Die 3abl Der in
6uBlano betnatbSlos gcrladJten iiioiid|eu
Uanltllen aur 100000 on iIno ld)GBt Den
gSertb ocS IN Sii6zGuBlan6 allein Serlt6rteu
Gl9entbnilS pon >Suben aui $50, 900, 900
getoer iaBt itdl al Der Miti6ulo Der &egic-
rull9 bel btelen Greueln nidt smcifeln. Sn
elnSelnrn 6Gaen griff Die Eoji,ciz uub @itli,
tarnad]t tbatfrGftig Elm, nnb lebesnal b0rte
oann Der HnfHg aui. SaS bepies binrei
demo, mic ieid]t ullo itd)er Die ausbriidDe
batten perbiitet meroeu t0nnen 9ber ge,
lpobnltd) Itanhen Yolisei lnIS Yublifnln ais
tbetlnabmloie SuIdJaucr babel, bis bas lin
bell pollcnoet mar. Den idlagenbiten Be
meiS aber, ba6 bic &egiernng nit Der Su=
benoerfolgnug ipmpatbiiirte, lieiern bic fol-
genoen Sbatiad)en: am %. Niat D. s.
waitbte ld) etne 0eputatiou uon Betersbur-
ger Suoen nit Baron gitn;berq an Der
Sptee birctt all Oeu @;aren, nm ibu III ener
S'ipN" -'tHDtNbIlH btHI4l ulC puUtlttStiE 4
betpegen. Der @Sar perlprah it'd Der Sade
au3nnebmcn, aber allies, mas CT that, mar
ben @raIen 8utuificn mad Glib 9fuBlano Ill
ld)tdtn, nm llnteriufuugen auiultellen.
Nadl einiger 2eit fam Der Grai ;iriid nit
Dem Serid)t, ba6 meitere llHtcrind)unaeu
n0tbig ieien. Sarauf oronete Ser Dtiuiiter
oes Sunern Die 9tnitellung bon 0rtli6en
omrtilnenen Ell, ipeldle 6ie Sage Der Su6cu
uno ibre ScSiehungeu SlI Der dJriItlid)eu Sc
nolferung i'll Setradt 3iebeu uuo oaribcr
berid)ten Ollten, uno am 3. September
wnrbe ein 6eItript erlaiicu, meldles nit fol-
genhen gSorten begann: ,Seit eiuiger 3eit
bat Die 9fegierung ibrc 2luinlerflamfeit ben
Suben uno ibren Se;iebuugeu ill Den aubcs
rem Giuipobuern bes &eidleS ;ugemanot, uuo
rd Iber Ole traurtge Gage i'll unterrihteu,
IN peld Die d. ri ltli9e . 8eu5lferuua
our9 baS Gcrbalten ber Snoen in Qeidldftlts
den In9eiegenbeiteu gebradJt morSeu lit"
All0 WGbreno Die VeidJeu Der ermor6eteu
Suocn nod auf ben StraBen uno Gseloeru
lagen, luabrenb allentbalben bas gSebtlaaen
pom selddnoetelt litSiidcn 6rauen nno 0tao=
den crlGallte, ipGbrenb Sauienoe Don aus
gepliinoerten jitbiidcu 6aulilieu beimatbs-
los umberirrten, fanb ole ruiiiid)e &egtez
rHng nId)tS unoereS III tbnu, ais iih lber
Die tralrtge Vagc iu unterridlten, in melc)c
niht Die Snben bMrd) i6re Seriolger, lon
bern bic SbriItcn ourd) bie Suoeu pcriebt
porbcn ieien. 9anad iiberraIdt es ntdlt
mebr jn bnrcn, baB biejenigen @ommiiiio=
neil, Die iu @untcn Der @lcidlberettiauua
Der Suben nit ben @briiteI berid)teten, 10
iort anfgcIOit uno ourdl anoere erieet luurz
ben. 4"
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Gin iansfinsriser Teeierun9s.
bcamteY.

Gan 6ranctsco, Sal, 10. 6ebr. -
Sobu 6. Sroobeab, erifer @lert In einem
oer Sitreaus Der Militdroipifon Der Yaciiicz
iifle, 1T unter Der glnflage perbaftet nor
ben, eiue &uweiiuug Don $3.50 aui $4,000. :
90 erb0bt gu baben. Die Aumeiiung mar
Il @nulten oes 9rn. $. SO. Slad fir ge=
piiie, Der Re9terung gelieferte 8ertseuge
auSgefteilt uH6-nadlbem ite burd) Die 06n6e
elmer Matlerfrmd gegangen nar-tnl bieitz
gen llnterifabamte ausge3oblt mor6en.-
Die Srnnsattior ipurbe pom Raior Satd,z
el6er, Dem Quartieruetiter, entoett. uub
Brobbeao geitaub feline S4ulo Gin. Gr er@
Hart, er lei ourh Spefulattourn In Dituenz
aftteu su Der Chat oerleitet moroea. Sn
grnnngelung pon $4,000 uurce er bem
@rfdnBnifie iiberluieien. SrobbeuO gefanb
fcrner etn. ibon friiEer $1,000 auterlalasen
81 5abeu.
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SrdnSc.

81 Taio, Sis, 10. 6e6ruur. - 5ie
Bieige rSomc sNdble" murOe Ourd) ciu gc-
itcrn bon &rauoftiftcru augclcgtcS 6cuer
eiugedihert. %crluit $3.50 &er1dcrang
$4,000.
Srifol Gouu, 10. 6ebruar. - Gin
beute in Der llnterrleiberz 6obrit Der $50.
u. 6. Sirge & S0bne ausgeurocbcnes 6cucr
ridtete Sdaben i'm Betragc uou $25, 900
an; GerTderuug $50, 1000,
Boron, 10. 8ebruar. - Doe & 0mne
mea's groBe 9t6bel 6abrit all Gde Der
&dlbinatons Hnb Auerp Ctr. tpuror bcutc
tbeilmciic burd) 6euer 3erh0rt. Qion i1Gbt
ocu &erluit AMI $4,000.
BbtIabeIpbta, 10. 6cbruar. - Die
bfCi oberen StOdwertc Der titufit0dioen
Seppid)= =9SebcrCi OeS 6ru. 5boS. ShoftclO
au Der QSaibingtOu= Ctr. ;n DtaunWGut giuz
gen beutc Abeno in 6lammeu 0uf. &crtuii
sea 0OO his S50 O0O
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Sblisatipneu=s sbwinbel IN @fi=
6btadu.

Detroit, Mi9., 10. 6rbruar. - 3u
abrtnn, Whh., berrift groBe auiregung
iiber Die Gutbrfung, 6aB lRapor EbCrtas s.
Nautu obne 2lutorttdt itdotiid)e Sbligatio-
uen i'm 8etrage Don $4,000 bat bruden
lafen bieielben unter5eidust unO tbetl
metie III NeipzDort Uertanit bat giaptn bat
fib aus benz Stau6e semadt. Der Stabte
ratb autOriftrte oor furSer 3eit bic gmiifion
bon Sbligatioueu III bem ermGbnten 8etraoe
fir Die it1btii6en 2SaFermerte, tnSeIien ffteB
bie UaBregel auf beftige Sppoittion nnb ibre
@eietltdfeit iOl(te i'm @eridt AMI Die Brobe
ne1tpIit mPrNpu
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Scrmiihte tele9raPifhe Sepe.
fd1cn,

Gcr!.s siG5chnmte : rilhcs 9S Ell an D
6aualS, 3 Dieilen lang, ioll ourd 55
elettrti d { 81 dlter erleud)tet mcroen,
pOuon zines III Bort 3albouien, Ont, uho
inei an je0er S6leuie angebradt luer0cn.
Die gihter lOllen pom 10. glprii bis ;unl >.
8e3Gmber anaC;iinbst iperoeH.
s 0 bn Wnrrap uno SObn Gar
rit j, 3iuet 9irbeiter Der @ascompagHie III
Soneshgle, PenHl., eritidten mGbreno Der
leBten yia6t i'll ben @aSWerfen.
SSu vi AT / OIL, QSi8c., mur6e gro6c
aufregnng burd Die gntbedung elmer tbetl
meiie lectrten 2cihe i'm 6auie bes
Srn. S1crr0n, tpelber mebrere StuOenten
Der 0ie0iSin ais aoitgdnger bat, ueruriadt.
Dian glaubt, oaB Die 2ctde irgeu6wO ge-
ranbt iporoeH.
8cri6te Der 6an6eIsz 1geu.
tur 81. @. 0un & Comp. in Reip=Y Yort erz
gebet, oaB Die 3 al I Der Sauterotte
in lesterer 3ett i'm Bergletde su oeu erz
fen 2SOden mad gtcuiabr iOrtwdbreno ab=
ncAmen.
9(uf Ser @etretbeb0rie in ct.
2ouiS berridlte geiern groBe Aniregung
uno etne Banit purbe eine ,3eitlang erHlt.
lid beiirhtet. Sn 6en lebteH @eid)dftSz
itilnoen trat inbehen cine rubtgere Sttm-
uuug eiu.
Die 9ei6e Die uOrgeitern in cnem
Q9albe bel ManpHut, uniuett Bbila6el=
pbia, aufgefunosn iuuroe, 1T ais Oielenige
gSn. .. SloOb's aus 8odoano, Qtaii.,
ioenttfisirt tporben. Serielbe fam mad Ybtz
Ia0elpBta, UNI SeiddIttgung IN iuden.
Der Begna6igungsbOf 81 Grens
ton, q, s., bat oas @eiuh nm 8egnaois
guug 9lob. Mortin' ,iuelber ieine 6raH uuO
ieiu 6inb in Nemart q. s., ermOrOete
un0 beShaIb am II. Dldr5 gebdugt perOen
iou, abgemieien.
8ie pom &m. SsnoeriOn, atlas ,Senator
Bill, "erbO6enena II lage egeumebs
rere Ul ttg lie Der Der Sch etmpoz
ltBet in Ybtlaoelpbia iollen itreng
unterluht iperoeu. 6enoerion belhul vigt
Die @ebei1npOlt5iften oes Dtebtabl5 uuo ser
Corruption.
Obert @len6entn fam oorgeitern
ourd oa5 GtnitirSen Der Barrier 'iden Gil
berniue nabe 9elena, Wiont., 5uiautg
unl'S geben.
&ote Mtles, elm 14ziabrtges Neger>
mdobcu ertrdufte fth gelteru in einein Set
DE BET : I'M bta, 9. g., neil lte BON
tbrcr SHUTTER oura Sdldge beftraft WOroen
mar.
Oa8 Pad oe8 375 TuB ldngen
@ agcuihuppens Der sSutercOloniat
Sabu" III ct. Sobu, q. g., muroe beute
orrd ben 0uf thu laifeuSeu Sdnee einges
oritft mo ueun g8aggons Wnrben bemolirt.
NIan Id6tt ben Serluit auf $4,000.
5Iuf Stubenten Der untoeritz
tat @oruel su StbnCa, 81. g., melhe
tiirslib an Der Gntfiibruu9 uno WiBhauo=
lung oon Sudden (Freshmenl tbeilnabnlen,
iino Iuepeuoirt tporeeH nIo 40 aHoere iolen
beilraft wer6eu.
Die 9 Homer Seuerzg mntiII ARE
babeu angsoronet, oaB Sridleiteru 5ur Sorz
liht gegen SeuerSgefabr pon alien Berts
ftdtteu uno 6abriien, in welAer ooer mebr
PeriOnen obertGlb oeS jpeiten Stodlberfes
beGGittgt itflo, 1Hgcbrat5t tpereen miilien.
Su Der llmgebuug bon 6 oucorb, R.S.,
ftelen ndbreno Der uorletten Nadt unb gez
tern SOrmittag 5ebu Sou @ hnee.
SaS Stuct Matte er &unItmus
ienm pnrbe geftern In ietnem tenlpordrsn
6anptquartiere In Der Muittballe 5u @inctu>
uati ero fIFet. Die Art Museum Assos
citation" bat etuen 6onb BON $350OOO un6
tpir6 iobalo ais m0Sltd, Elm eigeueS @ebdube
TIM GbensP Bart erri4ten,
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Nichmdrftc.

GbtcNgO, 10. Sebruur. - Die .3uiubr
uou S6neinen belief iid beute AMI 10000
Stiid; YerieuSuug 5000; Die 9rctie uarirz
ten ;tpii6eu $4.00 uuS $3.50. - 9iinoUtcb:
j3ufubr 2060, Scricnbung 5000; Sertdufe
III $500 bis Sdbaafc: 3ufubr 1000,
Scrientuug 260O; &Crtdufe iu $3.50 bis
$3.50.
ct. 2ouiS, 10. 6c6ruur. 49, Stbmcinc !:
3ufubr 900, %crieuOuug 90; Serfduie iu
$500 bis $7.45. - 9iiu6pieb: 3uiubr 220,
Gerienbung 900; Sertdufc III So. 80 bis
$6.50,- S6a0ie; 3ufubr 800, Sericuouug
1900, Sertdufe 81 $500 bis $3.50.
gaHzgtberth Beuni., 10. 6cbruar. -
&iuoptcb: 3ufubr $40. - Sdweine: 3uIubr
1900; &reife Oartirten imiIdcn $3.50 unO
$50. - SGaafe: 3ufubr 400; &crtduTc
;u $3. 90 un0 So 90.
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Gin itreitbarcs Gbcpaar.

Scranton, Benni., 10. Tebruar. -
Bdbrenb Sberif Stepens unb ietne @ebiilfen
Sind unb @armon beute I'M Begrifi paren,
eincn geptiien 9arbp Ntelptn unO 6amtlie
aus Der bon ibm beiuobnten SObnuug oil Die
2uft Ill ieten, griffeu WelOin unb feline 6rau
Die Seamteu nit 8euoluer an. Joiilfsi6erifi
Sind purbe burd Welotn t0btlid am 6opf
permunbet unb Garmon bon 6rau Melptu
Sur6 einen 6niippelidlug beuuBtlos ~ 80
ben geftredt. 0ttluin erbtelt S9iIie in bas
Sinr, Die Seite unb 6as 8ein. 9as Gbepaar
murSe 3hlieElidl perbaftet.
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Nie luSenhcRe in Minn

Der u6ranfi. .3tg," itnb aus 8iga folgcnoe
elnporenOe gtadridten ;ngegangcu: yam
Samitag az. Sanuar) iiberfelen &ulen
Crime, eine SOritabt bon 9iinaburs, melbe
banptidflih pon 0cutiden unO 2etten be-
mobnt it, NIB pliiuoerten unb ;erlt6rteu bic
gSobnungen. Snfolge Der III 9iplanb, 9Th
lamb unb 8urlaub iiattgebabteu Solts;abz
lung mar inter ben nieberen &laiieu Der
ruifii6en Scu0lteruu9 oaS 9eriid)t perbret=
tet, Der &sar babe an ben oeutiden &aiier
orei 9ropiu;en i'm &artenlptel perloren. Die
6ulien bitten baber III nebmen, mas nod III
retteu iei. Guitides DiilitGr i9ritt Elm,
oermohte bic unruben lebO6 nidJt ;u inter
briideu (?), Die fortooueru uuO iid na6 Gnrs
laub ausbebuen. Die @ouoerneure Der 8roz
uin3cn iinb in gr6Btcr 4uiresuus, ba Die
llnruBeu bieSmal oirctt gegeu Die 9eutl6en
unb 2etteu geridtet itn0 lnb paubten fid
nm Siilic iub 8at9 an Sguatieru. Spdtere
Hadriften lafien iebodl oarauf idlieBen,
baB peitere Sericlgungen nidt in6euirt
ipur0en."
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Blaine nnS Der 6ren;itrcit ;ipis
icben Mfcrifu unS Guatemala.

. ton, 10. 6ebruar. - 9aS .Srau=
icript" uer6fieutlidt beute eiuen 8bctl Der
&laiueideu &orreipOnbcnj, in Setreff Oes
@renilrettS Suilbeu Guatemala uno
0|erito. Die &orle9ung Oieier @orrciponz
BENG murbe betanntltd fiirSlid burd) etuen
SeI6lnB OeS BunbeSicnats pom Staats=
9ep0rtement gefOrbert, iubeiien 1T fie nod
ntdt bem Senate unterbreitet norpeu. Der
pom vSranicrtpt" per6iientlihte She'll
purbe I'M meritaniideu 9epartement Dcs
2lusmartigen gebrudt Ourd eiHen Gorrc=
ipOnbenten Oesn 8ranicript" pom Spanii6en
3uriid tn8 @ngliite iiberleet unb bierber &c
idtdt. Die GOrreipou0cn; ilt all $orn. Yli=
lipp s.. 0tOrgau, Den nmeritanil6en Sc
ifdftstrG9er in gterito geri6tet unS bcauf=
trugt benielbeu, Die freunbi6aitli6e Ser.
Der Ser. Staateu 3ur Seilcgung
6cs @reu;ItrettS ouaubieteu.
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Der HefSutdrff.

Pem-9ort, 10. 6e6ruar. = 5oIgentes
ltnc bic SdluBuottruugen: @elo brahte
3 "a Yro;ent une idbloB gu SO Bros. =
Sterltng egSedel 4.S4-4.844 auf 60 Gage,
4.S94-000 auf Sibt.-Sun6essO Obltgatio.
nen: perldngerte Sedier 101, DO. ser 1929,
: prog. 1144, DO. 4zpro,. 11Ss. = glttten:
&bams' grpreb lac, Central. Bactfic 91s,
9bei. g. Ohio "a, grie 80. DO. 9rior. 70,
2afe Sbore 111s, 81. s.. Central 96s, gtortbs
&eiteru 1888, DO. Prior: 143l, N.sY. @ene
tral 1903. Bittsburg 134, &eaOing 69, Rods
S6lan6 1873, llnionsYacific 1854, @eiferne
Union 81l.-llnterihaeamtsy yGilan3: parts
ssl6 $76, ,074, ,6l6. 81, @ouraut 81, 956, ,44s. .13.
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Galnen= Gnnrihhteti.

Nem.Orleans, 10. Sebruar. - @ouz
uerneur NcGnerp bat ben Sefebi 3ur 9tu=
rihtung Baul Bringle's su Wansiielo, 9ir6s
ipiel De Soto, am 10. Nidrs uuter;ctAnet.
9riugle tft elmer Der brei gum SObe perur=
tbeilten Serbreher, welfe Dor 9ur,em aus
Dem @eldnguilie uOn Sbrcueport entipran-
geu. Gr purSe Dor etpa eiuem Ntouate
bier uerbaftet.
Gin Neger, melden man fir SObu Wobile,
einen Der brei Gntiprungenen 6alt, puroe
beute bier perbaftet un6 Sebufs SbeHtift3i-
rung Dem @efdngnilIe iiberpieien.
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1nacnSlihe M6rner.

8cOtut, Sa., 10. 6ebruar. - Gin
5m0lfidbriger SObn bes Srn. u. s. Graham
tuurbe aeiteru BON etnem anSeren 6na6en in
etuem Streite 0urd etnen Suiippelldlag ge.
t0btet.
9rofptllc, Ont, 10. Sebruar. =
gEiNir Surtc, Elm fisbeuiabriger 9uabe,
ipurbe geitern bon oem. Observation-Disclosures
Sames SobnIon ourh einen SbuB t6btIid
oertpuubet. Man tpetB ntd,t, oh Der SbuB
;ufdllig Iosgtng ober abFdtli9 abgefenert
uurSc. SobulOn 1T perbaftet,
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6tnnn.

GoIHmbi0, ~, 10. Ncbr. - ,fciit
Sorbcr, Dcld)er am /. 9(uguft 1881 eiaeu
Stieipoier Wiad BERN ermoroetr. mIroe
bcute in @efdnguiiic i'll 2SimsbOro III @c
gcnmari Don 600 Gcrioneu biugeridtet, unN
peniaiteuS 500 mettere Ecrioueu mareu Dor
bein @ebGuoe uerlamuclt Barber bebaup
tete dui Dem Sd)ofotr, Der Sd)u6, wclder
Yerrp tObtete, ici JuidIiig lOsgegaugcn. 9a$
@Cnid bes Scrurtbeilteu muroC ourh oen
iSaIl gcbrod)cn un6 cr itarb ciues cid,tcn
I nNrS