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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-26
@eruni16te Ssa6rt@te,,.

@tre Srdlt Die / II tbrer &tn0z
bet ipirfltd mod cine 3ettgenDtn
unb 81 n6bartn bes ant IA. 9eSentbcr
1899 SIT Dtouut Gerton DeritOrbenen 9roBet
George 8aibtngton mar, lit bteier
Gage SIT &i6ntono III 8tr9tnie1t I'M Sitter
BON 95 Sabren geitorben, 1lGrtlid Sran
9teate Ooultg, beren Wtdb6enname Nltoerz
ion mar. sic tpo6nte ied)si9 Sabre Lang
in 8i6n1pno, erfreute ii6 al9emeiner 9l6z
tltl1g, mar i'm Sabre 1857 5u Oioll1tt Ger1tDt
ais Die So6tcr ieneS Qlnberion geborer,
tDel6er 0aielbit ais !6auSbDfmeiiter @1i6z
tngton's flt1tgtrte, 1llto iDar lDrttt, ais
WaIbington itnrb, 3tp0lf Sabre alt. lteber
bic l1rla6e ber @rfranflt1tg Mai6tn9ton's,
tpel6e BEN Sob oeiielben sur Solge bate,
madte tie 9ln9aben, tDelde lt6 DON bet aus
anDerer Guelle fontntellDen ip%elcntlid ltlt>
teridetbelt. sic ersG9Ite rGmltd 6oritber
SDlgcnoeS: Scr General tpar all eiilert
falten Sage, pom 9egem OurdndBt, BON
einem NuSritt beintgefebrt. @r fleiDete iid
i6nel UNI l10 ltan6 int Se9rift 5u Otitta9
SIT lpetlelt, als Elm S6tfs5intrterntatt,
iDeld)er fitr gSoibin9tDn etn 8Dot baltte,
etltet Soften l6tdte uno Oe1t @eneral INT
alf De1t SaI oes Tabr5eltgeS beSiiglide 2(nz
iDetllt1get erlltd)en lieB. Die Sadie ipurOe
POI Dem Seteit ale 1egr ortll9it0 barge
lleut, INN paonrd ldD 1tG 9SdlDtlt9folSDez
fpogelt, leIolt an Den Potolltac 81 @eltelf,
loO penn 4SldBe, an lDeld)elt pas 8oot
9eD1llt ipltroe. VI iDar III GDlge Der
StDrIn9 etipnS dr9crltb, lttto 10 toi1t
Is, OaB er obne 5ut ullo lleberrof fort
9ln9: Gr belt !ttf let9ere 3ett an ocllt
6lullc auf, mobet er penn taltelt, uber oaS
SSa1ler pcDeltoelt gStltoe alts9eleBt mar.
9dour0. 5o9 CT ltd) cine lfdrfe grtdltull9
Sii, lLllo ld)oll III Der tol8clloelt Jfdd)t 5ct9teit
ltdl, SDnlpt0nc 0er Srartbstt, alt lptldet ct
balo Oar0llt itnrb. Tralt g)oltl19 pfle9te DIT
BON Der treltttoltdslt SeDanollI119 81. pre-
Geltl melde altc1t Nlt9e1teltelt ul1o 0telterlt
QSalDtr19ton,S lcttenS OeS Generals lelbtt
ltn0 letltcr 0eIllaDltlt 5lt Sbetl ipltroe, OBJ
glet6 ST. jeller 3ctt Der 9elel16attltde ut7
tcrldteo Siptld)en Der I0errl0aft NM Delt
9telerIt nett groBer mar, ols beuttgeil 3d7
geS. 8rau Discrimination pflegte Die Stlloer
Der Nlt9elteutet III Wtouftt Seri1ot Ddrttg
nit Sudden ltlto Sblt SIT bel6elfen, u1O
aud 9Sdlbt19ton lelb1t bate fir 2tle ltets
Gin trelnoltdes Wort, obgletd Die Gorz
ldrttte1l Der ltrtllgelt etiquette tel1er Gage
altf ndS 0ttptlenbdftelte betol9t iperoet
mltbten.
Gr g2en 9lprf fat fir,[id Sic beutide
gSirtbin 9(nno Wcn,Icr SeIbitlnprb beoalts
oen, Bic friiber ais 8irtbiu Nnno Sdiirs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-26
sSln 3eitgel6dit notiren ant Samitag:

cSm 3eit9ei0Gft notiren om Sumlta9:
9 ommcrmeisen- go. 9 per Stunt
1.324M1.33 q, Selltli 1881, Nu9nlt Liz
Mois.- l'cr ;>itni 72l, Suit 724, 4lI9ult
734, Geptember 49,, cSobr 634.
@o fer.-|er sunni 535, Suit 478, 9tnguit
43f, September 36, riobr 354,
, &leie. = 1 Gar gSinter at $12.75, 1
Gar SIT $3.50, 1 Gor CONNER su $12, 3
GorS DO. 81 $11.75, 1 Gor Do. sl $11 80; 1879
SGde Su $14.50 Die 3onle, EDDIE einl6lieB=
lid.
MiOb1in9S. = 1 Gar 5u $s1.OO, 1 Gar
SIT 5000 Die ! orte.
Sen. : 9sei6erb. 1 Gar SEQ. 1 Sintotbp
su $14, 1 Gor DO. 2 Simpt6p III $12, 1 Gar
9fo. 1 4Srairie $3.50, 1 Gar Do. 6u 81 Die
SDnte.
96mereien. : Simotbp 81. 9O@2.25;
Slce $4.00@4.60, Slod6s 1.20@1.26, lingo
rider $3.50 90 100; MiIet $1.00@1.50;
belltl6er Nttuet $2.00@2.6O; gu0meiSen
$1.20.
9ln Der Gifeftenborie notiren ,pir bic folz
9eltben GerfGufe:
&. .. s. 3. 81. 81. = 0en. 0ip. As, 1000
SIT S34.
q, 5. q g. Sc : 100, sn 079, 10 5u
S7B, 10, SIT S7t.
s. 9. & :. 81. 81. sos 10 SIT 131.
e. .. d 3. u. 81. - So. GiD. As, 1000
OO3.
6. 9. s. 8. 81. 81. = 0etp. Din. As 1000
3l S3a.
Is. ). 6 8. 81. SIS. s. sc. AS 1000 gu
81.
6, 81 81. sc. 81. 81. 9. 50. SIS 1000 Su
i. 81 st. Z II, 9c. 81. 81. ebic.0 Gin, SIS 1000
Su 70.
98. ct. 6. 1t. &c. 81. 81. = Gbic. Dip. SIS,
5000 SIT 70, 5000 SIT 70.
6. =. II. a. .. 1t. sc. 4'S, 1000 SIT III.
8. ct. i. Nt. 50. 81. 81 BIB. 100 SIT
1913.
4~;ulrnan 100 5u 125.
q. s. & @. Sc so s 5, 5u 81.
4m hinOpie bmar II berrl6te per9altz
gene 9&n6e cine Iloue Gtimrnllng l1nO Die
4;reiie itellten ii6 INT 20 bis 45c nteoriger,
1uielpobl bGs Aua9ebot 9eriu9er mar, ais i'll
Der &ouUo0e. Ole 3ufubr betrll9 etipa 81 900
Stiid, gegeu IS 800 Gtiid, melde i'll Der Dor
bcrgeDenOen ISOLDE ati oen Otartt 9elan9teil.
9SPrf0ltft 1nltr0Pu II n
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-26
sluecncincr 3oarcmmnrft.

Gprit.-S n Gbica9n1.16; i'll ct. 2ouis
is; i'll Cincinnati 1.13m-.-; in Yeorlo
-.-M1.11 i'll Baltimore 1.1GM1.1S.
Sntter.-r creamery, bette 23024c.,
,ieutljd) quite bis Cute 19@21c., rGoirp",
CUTE bis bette 19@20c., gcrin9ere G.uolitdt
l4MlSc.
@ter. 11@1Sc.
Oeftii9et.- yebetbe 3lrfeps S@9c.,
gel0lo0tete = &C.; NHbier 6M10c., &c.
ldldOtete -M-c.; Gnteu s. .25(09.5 80 6uS
GnHenb; @Gllie $3.00M4.5O boS 0lEellb /;
rGpring Gbifen5" $1.50@5.00 ba3 ESQ, ie
1lad) Der GrOBe.
&ortoffcln. Nlte flou NIB wei=
6cllD. @leincrc Fortieen SIT 1.25Ml.50.
&drtofetn Nu5 Orleans
rNeerlef" $3.1JM5.25 OaS SdB ;ultsOtelnpbiS
vWarly Jtple" $4.50@5.G 60.
roDmcDrn 0ltrl Carpet NIB 8ruIb
104@114c., Sell morting Gjreen 94@1O4c.,
rrcO=ttppeo" 9@9sc., pJieo &rulD" rose,
trinntcs 4M1c.
hnpfcn .-9Icuer glcm gorter $685.;
2SiSconliner Ct, Goliforlicr 3O0633c.
Humpeu.- $1.75@3.00 oo5 100 9turo
fir gemii6te POM %orbe.
q d) miere EFT. = &rau1eS 4044c., oe[=
beS 5lM-c., lpciBeS 7@Sc. bQ5 80.
Edl9. -&llden SIC, 9to. 1 Solio Count
trp Sc, DO. 2 Su &c.
G|itronen. - $5.25@6.00 bos Sitdet.
@ont9. = 1SM22c. iiir Maben mo 100
lOc., Iilr ollSgelonenelt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-26
2f0crIci.


= Der GountDrotD bat sen 8au bcs
1teucn 4rnlen6auicS IN ScfieriDn Der Tirma
UPc0rulp q 9olprD iibertra9er, iDctde ii6
erbptcn bat, Den 8au Bis sum /. Sanuar
1dditen SaDrc5 fit $138,681 fcrtig 5t itelz
len.
9a5 geinrrmtc CONGREGATIONAL beS
GDuntD1 2e0rcr>S Seminars lit nit allcilli9er
9u5na1mc bon 8rofeiior 0}ctcalf audi fir
Da5 ieue sSabr cn8a8irt lpDroen.
Der 6id0rige 8na6c 6ronf WtcS1erncb,
6ciicn G(ttrH III eincm 5u 2SiQer's 8rettcr>
boa0luug gcG0rigen 0altie al @fc p. nnO
T~hroopitraEe mobnen, rtrnnfSOmtag9tn6>
1uittoo oeQct ) ltDr III cil1cm Oroben Der
tjasoilitolf. Gr bate NIT au0erll &illbert
%ofinielt. ipo6ei cr Dem 98aiier SIT naDe fam.
Ser R6rper pes &inbeS tonlte tr05 Der ge7
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-26
Tides @oierperlorsunss @pitem befeben

lt6eS Wd11erperlor9ltrt9S : SDlte11t belteDet
iou.
StonOoIe.
Ser Streif lit ben @iIeubiitter 6ouert nod
INNER fort 1itb fdlt9t oil, ii0 in elmer 9erei;z
ten 9tim,mng benIlerfli0 Ill MAIDEN. Die
0ireftion Der Calumet ScrDn & Steel so. bat
1tdrtlid ben @emeinDerdtD Don 0pbepdrf SIT
Der Grtldrlt19 peranlaBt, baB feilt @treiter
orf llnteriiislrn9 fir lid lnO leitc Nartilie
aus Der @enteilibez Nrn1enfolle SIT redtell
brdlt6e, uit0 aitd be1 GountpratD nttt9es
t1eilt, bob tie seridtlid 9e9en iebe @lllttcrz-
itiltlltg pol StreiferS ans Der olIelttli6er
Steuers6aile proteltiren lperbe. SaSSefunlttz
1perben bieles Sdrittes bat inter Den %ieiern=
serlticn. @iele Der lebisem NtdnnIer infer
Sen Streifcrn boben Sronbole i~i6rigels rer=
lallei, unb lid nod) Yilmau nnb onoeren
Nabriforten %geipaitOt, 100 ie Sel6alti9un9
9efunoen 1uber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-26
St0ot GbnagO.

3crr 0corg GiGcrt, Gnrrefpom=
0citt tt'to GciienOcr ocr SnittniS
Sto@fe3ctt1tsg, 0cfttG)t gc0cn,uar t
tt3 1issTerc 3l%bOnncntcs TT 8titnuc=
fpfa TITO Safot0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-26

re- "ltnlcrn auslpdrtiNcn 2clcrn Sic be-
trilbtlloc 9t0dri0t, oaB Or. Nleranoer
SD Of, Der lett mt6r ais s~lpou3ig Sya6re1
ais 9teiIclloer oeS 8lottcS t66tig ipar, ltt0
fpic mir miiicir, ii6cyall germ Gcie1eu ipar,
In Dorigcr 9SodJe aus Oicicn 2e6tll gci6icz
Den lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-26
MarftbcrtNt4
(9S 0 d) c II 6 IT,

GDico9p ,Mtonto9, 26. SINH.
9Gn @etreibemorft iltb 9e9el1 bic 8oripode
betrd6tlide Observation-Disclosures SIT pcrSetd=
iren. Gol9enbeS lilo Die G0luBprcile int
9ioor9elddtt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-26

fltsfer 9iciScnScr SEER gSrit
S6icttcr bcitG,t 9c9cnspdrtig ttu=
fcrc %Gbotncastcu ttt ocn Stanfen
Wstd)ign,t rnS SSuoiaua+
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-26

1taicr GctTcn0cr 1stto GorreIDpn=
Scst Gerr Sol. GfoftmtDat bcItdDt
gegcmlu6rtt9 ttafcrc @t6unncntc,t
lit SDic.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-26
8obnen, ss.65@s.75 fir pr,ma

SoDnen. = S3.65@3.75 fir pr,rta
Meoiult, ltitb 3.00@3.35 fir benti6e.
Nptel1tten. $9.00@10.00 onS Sop.
Grbiei. = Bette Crime $1.15@1.25,
Neloerblen $1.10@1.15 has s., Split 24@
23c. bas Gf6. MarrolpiotS $1.15@1.25.
Nene Til e. = Eomoten 1.O0@1.5O
baS &tltden "a ! s.; Gpinat 50@1.O0
6aS Sap; Salat 5@Sc. bas Sbo.; 9ie
Slant 25@30c. @urfen 40@50c. bos Sub.
NoOtesdct 1O@15c.; @eiBtobl 1.OO@1.25
Der Crate" fir Gdito'er llltb 800 "a 400 fiir
ct. 2o%uiier; Grbielt SCOOPS 6oS &tlt=
6et 53lptebeln solo baS Gub. Suppe1=
griin 40@50c.; NeterItlte Zoe. 6os Gus.
g0Dnelt $5O@15 baS Silt6cn tiir 0rilite
nnb 15cm1.0O fir @odSb; Sporee Ell 5O@75c.
ie nd6 GuolitGt ulb Der @r0Be ber Siiilbs
den, Gqunlb 2@3c. baslSfb. ;Glmetto6l25
@75c. oas Gko.; @99 ElartS $40c. $50;
Gotbe Niibeu 2O@25c. bas 9Bb., 9el6e
20@25c; Corn -@-c.
Gr6beeren. $. q. .bas Siitden
"a rs Charts fir S,uiuoiier; Mi0i9on "a 16
G1tarts $2.50@3.00.
VfIdumelt II. = 5OM75c bdS 6iftdeu "a
q. unD 100000 bos &tlt0en 60 "a Gm.
Efirli0e 1.00@$1.5O baS Siltder @5
Snlbel.
&trl6en.- 1.5O@-.-ba Siit6en "a
16 G.nartS unb 1.75@2.5 50 % "a Charts.
- III u ecIeHt tulpe Su II
Cts, idiparSe 4.0O@5.O0 bos &ilt6en % "a
Guart.
Nrombeeren, 2.OO@4.5O % "a 0uart
Sto6 eIbeeren.- $-.-@1.75 oas
Sttliden @ "a S1orts.
Nnanas- su $4,000 rs bas Gut.
&|ananen.- $1.50@3.00 fir rot6e NIB
$2.OO@4.O0 tiir 9elbe lie nod @roBe.
&OfOSnii e. = $4,000 bas 6In6ert.
Gcpfel.-3O@50c. baS Siit0elt NIB 800
bis 4.50 bus yoB.
Sirnen-$-.-b as &ilt6en.
Sci.
&o6leroG: Gtonbnrb gSbite &c; &rilne
9Sbite 94c; 6eoblig9t Gacific 1910; 9Soter
9Sbtte 114c; Snom @bile 114c; lRid. 9Sater
9Sbite 1876; 9Sisc. Erilne @bite 10Bc; gSisc.
gSotcr NDite 11Bc; SSrhiana lrirte @bite
DC. = SeinOl, robes, 55O-c, 9efo6tcs 5Sc,
Haro Grtro SOC; No. 1 zoe; SO. 2 60c.
NteotSfo ont go. | Csc; No. 3 SOC. = Eol9 zoe.
: Gerpelltin SOC. Nopbta, 63grGb., 10c. :
@aiolin, 749rd6., 13c, S79rdb. &c. = @btte
Wilters SIC, Nelolp Do. 60c.
u. .. Die Nreile pom 2ei1tol itlt6 fir
S.rantitGten DON 1 bis 10 uitb 10 bis 80 Sal
lert beiicbentli6 berednet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-26

tsnfcr Gcifcnoer 3crr Gctttcr be=
fttdDt 9e9cnau0rtig i;mierc @G6on=
1actttcu i'm Etaate SGiuciS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-26

GdIpdhltd)cit nl,o
Gcrioz
lien, Die an Tp5pepiie
obcr llItuerpou(ihTcit
III ir9cno ciitel Sorn,
leircn, Miro on9craz
then, nm hires ci9cter
t6rpcrlideu uito oci5
iti9eu Scbogcn9 mill
len s. o it letters
ID a 8 ittercs
SIT u%erludben. SumcuA
BON sartclter Gorutitu
ttpn bcSeugtit ieine
~llri6Ghig6teit utb
icinc A$ieberberitets
lrngStrGite. Ncrjte
aucrortcn, on9cctclt
pm ben I'M Dtnrfie
ieilgcboteucn eemiids
ten %itoren, peroroneu
eS ais oaS rutiddnliAz
tic itno Sllpelldiii3ns
oIlsr Y~to9eamittel.
tolern I'M %Aa9emeiilelt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-26

Pint q d ID einemorf belief Die .3nfubr
ii0 olt ca. $4,000 Stild, 9c9cn : 5000 std.
it Der Gorpo1e Ge;oblt lplroe:
Somltag. Sor Samlto9.
2ei6te G0meine. ....7 .80@S.10 7.50@6.O0
G6pere sllln 4Ofeln 7.75MS.20 7.7jMS.25
S0pere 5. &erionDt. 7.0OM0.55 7.S5@S.W
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-26

G6ofe. Mortt belebt ultO 4Sreiie ielt.
Nertouit pllroelt II. a.:
80 Stiid DnrDl0nittli0 90 tb su$3.5O
% 104 3.S5
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-26

Sic IurdiNuitt5preti ite0ttn lid iolSenbcrmuBet:
Extra graded and export steers. 1850 ISL
Prime to extra shipping steers. 1850 500
Good to choice native SteerS...... 1850 10
Medium to fair lat steers. ........ G.40pg 20
Common to good killing s%teers... $500 G.45
Feeders. lair to %ood............. 4OOD BIS
StocHers, common to gOod........ 2.75I0 i %
Cows and heifers, good to choice 2.5000 $50
Inferior mixed butchers stock. $500 5.S5
Bulls and 1000 4 20
Common to choice fat oXen....... 10000 G.0J
keIbcr. 5.00W rs
MilchAuche 20. Olt05j.00
Cows. common to fair, 2I5BlD :. 30
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-07
GENERAL FOREIGN.

81. PETERSBURG, Feb. 5.-Gen. Ignatieff Ia
receiving the Jewish delegates said he hoped
before many months that the western from
tier would be opened to Jews. The murder of
Jewish family near Novidvor was committed
by peasants without the slightest provoca i.
ton.
ATHENS, Feb. 6.-The instruction In Ye..
men Arabia is gaining ground. A number of
Arabs have deserted the Turkish standard. The
insurgents are In possession of the principal
Interior towns, and occupy positions from
which they can only be dislodged by a large
force.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb 6-The large cotton
factory at KarEebo was burned. Loss three
million roubles.
BERLIN, Feb. 6.-The order of the car,
only wood b. burned IN the palace, is said to
be owing to the fact that NihilIsts struggled
dynamite In with the coal.
ROME, Feb 6--Sarah Bernhardt tainted In
"Dame Aux Camelias," She spit blood. The
audlene cried Enough" and quilted the the
alter.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-07
STILL GIVING UP ITS DEAD.

Another Body Recovered from the Ruins
of the New York Eire-Inquest in Pro-
gress-Theory as to the Cause of the
Fire.
New YORK, Feb, 6.-Another body, sup
posed to be that of Miss Ryan, was taken
from the ruins of the old World building this
morning.
The coroner's inquest has begun. The testi-
monY related to the want of fire escapes, the
infamable character Of the interior and the
strange heat of the partition walls before the
fire broke out.
At the fire marshal's inquiry into the fire In
the old World building Mr.. Taylor, who re
paired the boilers testified that the furnaces
connected with an old fiue fifteen feet distant.
He heard since the latter fue had been stopped
off the old one was repaired on the day previ-
Gus of the fire. His theory of the fire was
that gases were confined in the flue producing
imperfect connection and explosion. Thes e
explosions were PROBABLY the cause of the
fire. Its rapid progress up the elevator, was,
he thought, owing to the escape of these in.
fiamable gases.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-07
SULLlVAN.RYAN MILL.
The Point for the Fight Selected Outside
OF Louisiana-A Large Attendance Of
Sporting Men from all Sections of the
Eonnfrv

The Point for the Fight Selected Outside
OF Louisiana-A Large Attendance Of
Sporting Men from all Sections of the
Country.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 6.-Everything is In
readiness for the Ryan.Sullivan mill TO-
morrow. There will be three excursion trains
embracing thirty-four passenger coaches. The
first train leaves at a. m. It Is understood
the battle ground will be between Rigoletts
and Post Christian.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 6.-The Chicago, Gin.
cinnati and Memphis contingent arrives to.
night. Betting continues about even. Dur.
ing the day 1t was reported the governor would
stop the fight. He was assured positively the
battle would be fought beyond the state line.
A point on the New Orleans & Mobile rail.
road, within the limits of Louisiana had been
selected, but the action of the governor made
1t necessary to charge. 1t looked at one time
as If the mill would be postponed, but late in
the evening Sullivan agreed to choice of
place beyond the Louisiana line. He would
not, however, sign new articles.
A very large crowd assembled at the Mobile
depot In the afternoon to witness the depar.
tlire OF the pugllists. Ryan and his seconds,
James Dunn, Brooklyn, and Tom Kelly, st.
Louis, left on the train, intending to lie over
at the state line and take train in the morn
ing. Sui ivan remained in the city.
Both men are In fine form, and say they are
ready at any moment. Tickets for the occa-
sion costing $40 sold rapidly. The Louisville
& Nashville railroad company has provided
thirty.five coaches, having capacity of over
from this city. The hour of departure is fixed
for a. m. There is some apprehension that
there may be a free fight at the ring, which
may break up the mill. New Orleans sport
ing men say all In their power will be done to
secure fair play.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-07
A Chicago DefauIter.

CHICAGO, Feb. 6-There was considerable
excitement to-day among the firms doing bus.
mess at the stock yards on account of the
non-appearance of Henry R. Jaeger, who is
alleged to be defaulter in the sum of $2O, 900.
Jaeger has been for years doing commission
business with his brother Philip. The firm
had good credit until Phillip withdrew.
Henry had hard time establishing credit.
Eventually, however, he secured a consdera
BILE advance and bought last week number of
cattle on time. This morning he failed to ap.
pear at the yards or at his office. The losses
range from $500 to 81 500 and are distributed
among large number of firms. Jaeger is a
young man Of good habits, and has a wife
and two children, who believe he is still in
the city.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-07
Girls. Don't Get Married

Girls, don't be in hurry to get mar
RED. Ifyou are but 16, don't allow such
an idea to get into your head for at least
four years. Don't even run the risk of 1t
by permitting any young man to get as far
as the promising point. Fight him of, and
make him wait or go away to somebody
who is ready. Don't live under the in.
preston that you must accept the first
tient, deliberate and sagacious. There is
world of happiness for you between 1e
and 20. The world would be dreary
old waste if 1t were not for the sweet
faces of young girls, with their piquant
sayings and melting smiles. Your father
has bought you piano, and you have
learned to play it after many long and
wearisome lessons; don't spoil all by get
ting married, after you have reached ~
it would be well to consider the matri-
monial problem with some seriousness.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-The defeat of the
ways and means committee by an over.
whelming vote in the house, Friday last, is
the subject of considerable comment. Con.
gressmen charge the committee did not deal
with entire candor toward the house. The
Reading railroad company issued certificates
of Indebtedness to employees in payment for
services several years ago. The certificates
were used by employees, and ,se authorities
held they were taxable. The commissioner
ury, and the attorney general in turn so de-
cided. The company, however, obtained an in
junction restraining the collection of the
tax, and suit is still pending. With the suit
still in court the company appealed to con-
gress for relief, and, Notwithstanding the
unanimous report of the bill from the COM
mittee, it was defeated. Members charge the
report of the committee suppressed, at least
omitted mention of these facts, and the tenor
of the subject indicates the influence Of the
committee will hereafter not be very potent.
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The Jeanuette Sur,ipors.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 6.-secretary Hunt re
ceived the following cable dispatch from
James Gordon Bennett. at Paris, this morning:
"Your dispatch received. Since you have de-
cided to send officers defer to your judgment.
Will you kindly let me know whether junior
or senior to Davenhauer In rank, by what
steam, they sailed. and when they will arrive
in Paris, rs may 10 Of service in forwarding
them to their destination. The steamer Lena,
which, by Siberiakoff's kindness, has been
rendered me, 10, of course, at their disposal
My correspondent, who is almost at Irkutsk,
will know that the expedition is to be in
charge of officers of the United States navy,
and will 60 simply as Herald correspondent
Secretary Hunt also received the following
cable dispatch from Acting Minister Hoffman,
at st. Petersburg. this morning: "Daven-
hauer acknowledges order, and will proceed
according to Secretary Hunts dispatch" The
letter is in reply to the dispatch ordering Da-
venhauer to proceed home with invalids.
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Railroad Lard Grant Bill.

WAsnINaToN, Feb 6.-Senator Morgan's
bill in aid Of the Gulf & Chicago Air Line
railway company, proposes to grant the state
Of Alabama for road to be constructed by
the corporation, the right Of way through
the public lands in Alabama, together with
fifteen sections OF public lands to the mile
along the line; the lands to be granted it to be
sold the railroad company or such other rail-
70 ad companies as the legislature may desig-
for coal lands, and in other cases for not more
than twenty-five cents per acre, the proceeds
to be devoted to common school purposes;
also provides the actual settler within tue
limits of the land grant shall be entitled to
enter 100 acres each upon payment of $3.50
per acre for coal lands, or 81 per acre for
other lands.
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York of Oonanittses.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 6.-The senate finance
committee will at it's meeting tomorrow take
up Senator Beck's bill to punish unlawful Ger.
LITIGATION of checks by officers Of national
banks. 1t is alleged this law Is being contin.
ually ignored and repeatedly violated In the
connection with bank transactions In checks
specializing. Senator Beck and supporters of
the bill hope to obtain favorable action in
convention and to report the bill IN time to
bring it before the session this week. The
law.
The house committee on public buildings
and grounds have authorized favorable reports
% be made On pending bill providing for the
construction Of pubic buildings as follows:
Denver, COL, 100000, reduced from $500, OO0;
and Peoria, Ills, $225, GOO, reduced from $780,.
00O
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BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.
A Slow and Unsatisfactory Business Ia all
Grades.

Slow and Unsatisfactory Business Ia all
Grades.
LONDON, Feb 6.-The Market Lane Express
in review of the British grain trade the past
three days: Wheat plant very satisfactory.
Native grain trade unchanged. Foreign
breadstuffs mainly unaltered. There is an
ample supply of foreign -four, but trade is very
slow. There Is a very small spot supply of
maize, punctually unchanged. Oats very dnll
of sale. Cargoes off coast dull, closing worse.
Saturday easterly winds OBTAINING California
ships and the rise in bank rate prejudices bus.
mess. Fifteen cargoes arrived of which six
were sold and one withdrawn. Friday SIS Cd
was refused for No. California and 55s for
Oregon. Trade in forward is very inanimate.
Sales of English wheat during the week 5o,S7O
quarters at 46s Id per quarter, against S0,559
quarters at 42s I'd per quarter for the CORES.
ponding week last year.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, FEB. Gin Ethe chamber of depu-
ties to-day, Ganet, republican, interpsllated
the government in regard to the revision OF
the constitution. De Freycinet, president OF
the council replies the revision of the bill was
the work Of the house and not for the govern.
ment. At present insuperable obstacles stood
in the way of immediate provision but the
government would undertake the matter when
the proper time arrives, A resolution con-
fding in the declaration of the cabinet and In
their frm resolve to realize reforms was de-
manded and adopted 2S7 to &c.
PARIS, Feb. 6.-The bourse at the opening
was depressed by forced sales, bnt was better
at the closing. Many clients have not settled
with the brokers, who are obliged to make
Large sacrifices. Purchases for investment
continue. the public now applying to agents
de change to transact the business which hith-
erto has been done through outside brokers.