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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-20
Sir Wfattern in 9crnutntt.

SCRANTON, Benni., 10. Sunt. - Sin
netieres Sinh @eOrge 3au's ffarb beute an
ben Blattern. Der SobesfaI III Der 3meite
In ieuer TamiIie lett nentgeu Sagen. Trau
SalI, neltbe ebenfalIs an Oen 8lattern bar
nteberlaq uno eur 3eit Der @eneIung entaez
aenaeht, puroe heute BON ibrem betruuteneu
@atten angegrtffen uno auf uumenidlide
8eiIe miBbanbeIt Die ga6bnru uagteu
aus Sur6t Dor glufeduug nt6t, Der I'M
glIdli9en bet3uipringen. SulI usriuft, Ieine
brutale Sanblungspetie ourd bic Bebaups
tuug III beid6Rtgeu, bic 6ruu iet nabnIin.
mig gepOrben unb babe aus etusm iseuRsr
iprtnaen pOlIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-20
Die Sbdttefett beS merifanifacn CT
SpuercheS.

Rertto, 19. Stunt. - Der @OugreB bat
fid gefern pertagt. Setue ptdt;gfen Itte
Waren bic @eiebe 3ur 6unOirung Der ytatto.
Hulidulo, Die 4menbements CUR Contribution,
pelfe bic Gontrola Der Sauoels' uuo Serg,
nertsgeiese unb Sutereifeu benz 8unoe8.
@ougreB iibertragen, uub mebrere ganbi5ens
fuu0en an @iienbabnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-20
c1nSinnffhe Mferhehicbc.

gBtHnep e.g, RanttOba, 10. Suut.-aorz
peral gTilo uub isfS Wann Uou Der bartttez
neu uOrbmefIidsu Bolijet bradteH geiteru
Abeub BON oem @nbpantte Der y@auaOas
Pactfcs8abu" elf CUR Circulation geb6.
renoe Snbtauer Elm. 8ieIe uaren bes pfer,
beotebifubI8 in Der gtdbe pom Sort 8alfb
al Der umertfantiaeu @ren3e iduIoig befuus
ben pOrben unb werbeu aui 3pei Sabre na9
bem @eFGHuniR ogidbidt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-20
Der @eIbmarft.

Rewsgort, 49,. Sunt. 5olgenbes
iinb bic S9luBnOttrungen: @elb bradte
5t-3 Brosent unb id]loB ;u BrOseut. -
Sterltng. .8efieG Ass 4.85i auf ie6s,ig
9nae unb 4.884-4.69 auf Sift.-Bunbess
Sbitautiunen: usue 3'pro;. 103g, oerIdugsrte
Hdufer 1893, 4tspros. 1124 uub 4.pro,enttae
f195.-Gttien: 4bams' GrpreB 129t, Sen,
troIsBucific 75s, GbeiFt& Ohio 20, Grte 37a,
DO. Brtor. so, 2atesSbore 1119, RS. Gen.
trail S6H, Rortb Beftern 1888, DO. 8rtor.
1911, N.sg. Central 1901, Pittsburg 1873,
&eaSing 584, &od.SslauS 124i, uuionsBa.
cific 94S, @efsrnsrniOu S7t.-llnterI6at.
amts.Btlau3 5artselO $113, 8O7, 800, &o1>
rant 1885, 702.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-20

ss lauu tetne befiers Geraatis fur ben Bert5 bor
Raepsss laHgit aner,auutga ". y. r. 6dlmtttsln
oui8srtsieu perben, ais be sleu6eR uub miBIoIen
beuts," ,,Rsliefs" unb Bills" Berlauat ia uuS
aahpaP une aetst bdrauf baf Der Rams ,,RabpaR"
it5 aut esm astGuitsu ATtilsg befiuos,
(Sugt19, DS5g5&n)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-20

Der 3riegsiefretar iit burd ben fuugtrens
ben Subiunerz@ommtiidr brtefltd bena9ri4.
tigt moroen, baB @apitaH BaDne etue @rpes
ottton orguuiiirt babe uuo uugefabr am 2J.
B. Dtts. in oa8 Sn6tanerterrttorium etnriits
fen MOLE. Setretdr gtucoln erptOerte, er
babe bic MISUNDERSTANDING ertbettt,
nm bic @tnortugliuge, i'm Safe ite tbre Ab=
iidt uusfibrteu, fef3unebmen uuO iiber Die
@renSe iuriid ju ipeotren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-20
Gntfpruneene nnO pteber ein=
ocfdnaeue NferSeSiebe.

2Be f 6 b fer, Benui., 10. SUM. i.-0Ie
6luht be8 bsriihtigtsu Bferbeotebes SobH
SrantiOrb, alias DSrantforo Sos," aus oem
btefi8en @Ountp 9efGu8ntB rief eine I'M 10
gr0Bere Gufregung berpOr, aLs Pr aud
ben gletd beriidttgteu S. 6. 0tObiuion uu0
eineu brttteu StrailtHg, Eamens Clarence
8unH, befrette un6 anBeroem 13 gtdnHern
bic gefdugntbtbIren 0iiuete, Die pegeu mr.
beredttgteu 6abrens auf etnem Babu,uae
Der DBenni1luaniar 8abn" In Daft lparea.
-SrantfOrb Soc, Der por etpa Smei 0ior "a
ten OILS Yier6eoteb eingebraft, abe. uid)t
pro5elIlrt poroen mar, beipobute eine nit
@tienblet ausgeldlagene Seize uno bat al.
genIdetnlt6 bonn Antang ietner GerbaTtuug
an ietne 6luft oorbereitet. Su trgenu eiuet
gGetie mu6ts er it6 in ben 8eiis Der Sltnqe
etnes Wesgermeiiers 3u ieteu, pelde er "a
elmer Art SGge 'Umformte uno nit ctnem
@rtfi periab. 0tit oieiem g8ert;euge uRo
mtttelft etnes Nehers nit LANCER SItuge Hno
etns8 etieruen PfIode8 gelaug e8 Inn, etue
Der @iienplutten 3H l0ien, bic &SaH0 III our6s
bredeu uub 70 in bic nddfe, BON 8tobiuion
bepobnte 3eGe gu gelangeu. 9tsie 8et,en
Grbetteten ieBt gemetuidaftlih uno fie bGbus
ten ftfD ibren 28eg in etne brittle Belle, Die
iiber 6obinlon's Belle lag, un1 nun ma es
leift, itd) gu 8reten ben gSeg ms Srete III
6fiuen. 2ll8 iie ii6 in Sreibeit iaben, Dime.
ten iie mittelit zines Shllfels ben 6aum,
in meldem itf Die unbeiugten SabrgGife beI
yYenni9loanier Sabn" beiauoeu unb befret=
len and oieie. 6rantforu uu0 Dunn iiho
pisoer etugefangeH por6eu, rp1breno iid
5{obiuiOa nod auf fretem SuBe befiHoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-20
GRabr uuS Gyalf6.

Eir entlleFmen aug Dr. @dbpub's .Qb6aublpus
N0sr &Tout9aieE pns t5re 6ejGrs" folslnoe5
GcrietdntB bon Rranibeiteu, Die os5,ilt
Der0eu oura
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-20
&tIrne.


Steu benO Tile, o, 10. Sunt. -
9unOerte pou Berioneu bubeu beute bic bonn
gefrtseu @gIlone betmgeiudten Stabttbeile
oeiu6t rno Die 8errpiifung NIT Stauneu
betru6tet. Der Sturm fhetnt etne Dletle
tueflif BON bier, in Der y llntons& ns&emeterp, ="
ertffau6eM gu ieiu unb fid] in 0flther 9tids
turg fortbepegt gu baben, bis er ben boben
Siigel Dor BEN n6r6liden Sta6ttbehe err
rethte. Son bier fegte er nit furdtbarer
@enalt berab utlh mari Aues in Ietnem Pfabe
niehu. 8ie &ogen bes Ohio murOeu our6
Den 6turni bis auf eeu @runO aufBemablt
unv bilbeten oann cine gSaierboIe, rpelhe III
eiues S6be BON ca. 100 6ub empOrfieg. Der
in befger Stabt angertd)tete S9aOen be-
IGuft iio). aui $4,000 bis SIS, 1000, ieooh
mur6e Rtemauo perlsBt.
Reaotng, Benni., 10. SUM. - Sin
beute iriib bier ausgebrodeuer Regeufturm
bet benz 9etruibe auf utelen 6elberu euormeu
S6abeu Sugefiigt.
3rentou, HsS., 10. Suni. .-Benn's
Ulaner, Elm tletnes Stdbtdeu in Bufss@o.,
YeHni,, tpuroe gegen llbr beute Hadmit=
tag BON etuem GOruabO bstmgeiudt, pelter
mebrere 9roBe Eabadsmagaitue eutbadlte
un6 auoere Ssrbeerungen ueranlaste. Ser
ar6Ete Sdaben entifano am Robbtus'iden
Waea3in, tpeldes i'm Bstrage BON etna
5000 beidabtgt tpuroe. Reine Renideule.
ben Qtugeu uerloreH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-20
Bel 4pOtbefern 3u baben.
glau leIe: OBabruub Bulfd."

D2au ihtda cine grtefmarfe an Rab.
man & o., Nr. 80, g8arrsEs, Gde Der
Gbur9fraBs, gIeD.YOri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-20
En baB Gu6iiFunt.

~ geI,trara, Sauisuss Don Dollars bsrtb, higs
hnflr uaeidtdt tperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-20
Eerearap6ifGe 9epefdieu.

(seri4ts Der ,gHcetirten grss fir ben .,Deutiasr
gorreippnSertsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-20
giEren gntliinNrnn. @fnien ,Rnt,s,A,..,.

guGren gnt3dH0ung, BIaieu .gut;iubuuc.
9eoarnl=Gnt3itu6uug, 2ungeu SouaeRton,
SaiSteloen, Atbembei6meroeH, SerafLo.
pen, 0tPbtberte, bgferiideQufdQe, Brdu.
ne, &atarrb, Sufluen,a, Ropftueb, 2obu.
l9merjen, Heroenmeb, RbeumattSmus.
Snttpeb, Srufidmer3en, RiideuIbmer.
sen, @lIsoerzGuetiduugeu uuO 8erffon.
4uugen, taIte8 6teber, S6lttelfrcf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-20
In etnergpausie Bic mfnnteu.

p2ns uHter'9tsS. pte gr05 bic S5m3risn aud Il-n
l.oaeA, ote an 8PsumatiSmUs 2eioenbeR Bic 8eftIa
gsrI8en, be 8errapteIteu bic Qerb6ieu Bic an sWs
tat9te ooer anberen Rrdi5eien Ieiceu iperSen SurS
6is Anipenouns bon &abpaa ReGS5 RsIieF auaeubEfs
lt6e StnSerng fuben. ''''''' ''''S''''''N'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-20
Sine SanFbdrc AnerFcnnu,,a.

eSine c1ronifdbG Oter lang beTebsnse RrorfbeIt an
9dIeH, NJ pGhrit Elm SIe3 Der 6ettunit iene gers
aneeatratt he tlar erteuut moran eS febt uub ei
Alttel sur 4btue iieielt, 6ls uumdbIib-frifcnrpsis
- pen nlr3 eHe ihlctbeuee 9rantbelt lau9ium auass
betldt Mot nur uuiere 46tunq ionbern bcr6iert 9Ix
uncrtn Gant. 2r H1biUOb bat Der Jeuib6eit ienef
mlncer5are gittet, &aomog's Sariapariuiar ReioIs
penI AeIgert pel1es etele@teberler erteuuug beuirft
ZEN Saen lGnAs Gage uno enOlOs iteueube Ratts
4srbrln9en, i4uIeen iRm iRreu Dauf. 90 Msdiesi
Messenger
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-20
&. &. &.
IaStuaO's
8 eaOb eltef.
,i6iUerOen,
'rO6iit6t,
Sblaflpfofeit.

Nbbei9sn, gur5fuu pSss i5mer,5aftsr 5hbIoqna
pefcsn IN 10 BIS ~ gtnIten bura RabDab'B ReGhf
eung, feline SalUaas Uesr @bgeIbannt5sit ioLgsr ,y
ben 8sbrnub SeS g. ". 3siisf a'' "'''
60 Ut has erie uub eR eiIruitteI Sdg
M9tHbNdlt4 ols iGst@I,-NEu S1wsrtea lttHt Gntr
iuHeungen unb 9IatanSraue abbilit aIetbpieI pb 8s
IN Der Sunge, BEN Ylageu ben Ginleheiben obsr
aneetn Gr1uren auftreteH tpeun man eas BtteI ei,ts
NAL lCuIBt mn siuar '-'N' N'''-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-20

Sts 4nipsnsung bou Rcao5 Reliei IN BEN Ieiber, -,
Ietbteruug. 'a wa ="
SretBtB bts etsii5 TrDteu In sinem g[ds gpaF,r
tel1en N bentgen GugeubIideu Prdmpfe, Wooerj4,Is
r. H S3S9rennen, btIioes Ropfipe5, Siarrb5e Rlbr
&slienbe tOuten INNER eiue FlaSte bon N Sfpr b,E
u e m HGitet bel it6 tragsn. sBentas Srob}eri
oaoons n 2Satsr set3an, beugen allen RrnnfbsitsH
Soer Sei6en, bic aus benz Gebraub uu1efsbntsv
6rntpaiierS eHtiprinaeu Der. Gs IN ein be1isrsS
SUnN'LafS' ais 6raRbranutipeiu uoer gttterIdu1sS,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-20
Staten JSlanber
!SunEtfar6erei- @ta6fidentettt.
Die stusige Ofttce 9 aItimpre
Ser. A3, ROrb'@barlesE Straee'
taser 9r. no, @eItsSaItimpreitr.

TdmtuFIefeer urs aIei6unssithde auer 8spsbe
uue bcr eIeaarteten lcpu Dereer, pbne ne 81 tsrS
frennen. nit GrfcIo Gerstutst coer gstsrbt ..-...
SerrsnfIeieer merben p9ns 3srIs8uns SeTs''"A'
Borbdrac, Terfterz RouIsaur, ,Tii4seter, Ssppt3e'
g9nIneden n l. tp tuerben gersiuiat oner 9etarpt;
6reppfdbleier tpsrben ME neu rIeoer peFgsIsut'
GIaees SGuei6ube unb 6shern sers'i'SI ~"p l%'" y"
drbt. .r,Z.r.,, ,,-I4,ebr,4t
Bdrrctt Wspbews pm W
chsiopFFce BON gr. ui,b :, SoPnitrabe, Sepz Yort
- fMCriI1 8 29RteJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-20
Srtefe,

Srau Sadlor, etne arn1e gStttiue nit
Sirbern, DeIde i'm Baltimore Botomdcs Sa6n6oic"
oH9eiieit it, ueror beute frb ibre Boric, Uclde $zj
IN Baa19elo uno cine gnDdIung aui 81! eUi5jst,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-20
Sr. Naomao's
SQriQpQrilltan=
Hefplpent.
Der arpee @Int. Neininar

8etneS 8h't itofit seIuu6es SIeii5 frdfHoe e.,
Uen UNI elne Hare 6out @un On 8eiu 5ietSd i.gI
geu, Selne annten 9eiUub uuo bpr Pup8eufras a.
l6n{t unb tonen EeiHt bNbeu, 10 qebraute
DRadWay's Sarsaparillian ResOivent n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-20

psIae in 6eu'snaHi6en gldttern ungeeigt pGreu uno
6erer 46reiiaten benz en5sRlanBe nG9 Dsuti4e
iInp:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-20

ols an Oer northumberland nabe Ogr laudouIz
Grude DohHCHoeu BQH.d &Onjrs, er ant qeuen 10
nhr heute &ountttag be'n 8Goen IN BEN Nlod GIcel
af9uIber Dem 2oDllng' ihcL SallofaH. Die geihe
TuTbC auiqeiuuon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-20
000Da9's reguIirsuoe gtasu,

sinen 0onar Die sIaf5t.
National Republican., 1883-02-01
Knirhta OF 81. Patrick.

The twelfth annual ball of the knights of
st. Patrick called out the friends of that
organization in large numbers, who completely
filed Abner's music hall last night. The
uniforms of the officers, the flash of the lights
and the pretty faces of their lady friends
made a pretty scene to look upon. The hall
was elaborately decorated with flags, baskets
of flowers, and garlands, while the colors of
the knights were placed in prominent posi-
tions.
Tho Knights Of st. Patrick of Baltimore
sent delegation, consisting of Messrs. Patrick
Riley, Thomas J. Hanley, John b. Buckley,
p. O'Meara, John Sharkey and lady, p. Nc
Govern, and p. Martin. A delegation from
the Knights of St. Vincent were also present,
composed of John p. Hennesey and ladies, p.
Campbell, and John l.. Hornick, and others.
Tho committees were as follows: Master of
ceremonies Commander John f. Kelly; bal
let master, First Deputy M. G. Walsh assist
ants, Robert Mcdonald, VIM. Walsh; floor
committee, Richard Curtin, Patrick Moore,
p. f. McAulifc, Daniel Conners, Thomas
Trodden, and Roger Davis.
National Republican., 1883-02-01
FEEDING THE FLAMES.

hc Benr Valley Mine Fire Destruction
v OF Number OF Buildings I'm Various
Secttons-The Losses.
New YORK, Jan. 31.A fire broke out
among some waste paper in u hall closet on
the third floor of the Mofiat building, No. 1856
Broadway, late this afternoon, and did damage
TO the extent of about $4,000. The building
belongs to the Moflat estate and is used for
offices by some $50 tenants The sudden out
break of the flames caused hasty flight from
tho building, two girls being carried out half
dead from fright. More damage was done by
water than the fire. The tenants lose about
$685. 900 and the building is damaged $4,000
Among the tenants were the Merchants
Transportation company Charles 5. Higgins,
soap manufacturer Wood Il Co, dry goods
commercial agency, and l.. Dryfoos q Co.,
cloak manufacturers. As these tenants were
on the ground floor they suffer least.
YOUNGSTOWN, PA, Jan. 3l,-T'ho grocery
store of Kendcrdine & Co., of this place, was
burned early this morning The loss to the
firm is 5000 and on the building $1,000
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Jan. 3l.-A special to
the Times Union from Gainesville says the
buildings of the East Florida seminary ut
that place, were totally destroyed by fire TO-
day fully insured. No lives were lost. The
school meets tomorrow in q temporary room.
The proprietors will rebuild at once.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 3l.-The TimcS-Demo-
crat Lake Providence special says the resi-
dcncc of j. NJ. Defees on the Bellcfont planta-
ton, occupied by Benjamin Clarke and family,
was destroyed by fire early this morning.
Tho family were all asleep when the fire
broke out and barely escaped in their night
clothes. Clarke's 3-year-old daughter per-
ishcd in the flames Phe fire was incendiary.
SIGAMoKIN, PA, Jan. 31.-The fire in Bear
Valley shaft is extending and is now burning
in breasts numbers o and 10, and in two man
ways Large quantities of burning matter is
being drawn out. The temperature at the
breasts is very high, and the fire can be heard
burning from the gangway. The officials will
cndeavor to extinguish the fire If possible
without flooding the mine as that would en-
tail great expense.
CLINTON, ILL, Jan. 31.-The fire at Gibson
City last nighj was more destructive than Mt
first supposed. The loss is $4,000; insurance
$25,000 Sixteen firms were burned out.
MINNEAPoLIs MINI, Jan. 31.-A Tribune
special says the farmhouse of A. ID. Stage,
near Dasseli Mimi. was burned last night
with the contents, and four children punished
in the flames. Stage with his wife and baby
barely escaped, and were nearly frozen to
death in the storm before they could reach
the house of a ncighbor.
National Republican., 1883-02-01
CARLE CATCHES.

shock of earthquake was felt In Vienna yes.
teriay afternoon on the Bohemian Riesen Gebirge.
The Prussian government estimates the cost of
the proposed extension OF the network OF state
railways at 20, 200 marks.
Another outbreak of the convicts employed at
tho naval works ON Hawlbowline island In the
harbor of Cork, has occurred. The muliny is
still progressing
Prince Frederick Charles of Prussia has re.
turned from upper Egypt He will start on Satur-
day for Syria and Palestine by the way OF Suez
and Mount Sinai.
The leave OF absence on surgeons certificate of
disability granted Second Lieut.. George l.. Con.
verse ir,, third cavalry, Is extended six months
Oh surgeons certificate Of disability,
So much of special orders us honorably dis.
charged Capt. Alexander Mann, third New York
volunteers, to date Aug; 1861, is samended TO dis
fsa.s' si him us OF tho date 0' said order Nov Is
The Neue Wiener IdqbiaH, of Vienna, announces
that In spite of the interference of the govern
ment in prohibiting its sale, II succeeded In sell.
ing nearly forty thousand copies yesterday, which
Is more than the average Of It's sales,
Leave of absence for seven months on surgeons
certificate OF disability with permission TO leave
the department Of the Plate and division OF the
Missouri, is granted First Lieut., John Scott regi.
mental quartermaster fourth infantry.
Most of the members Of the Austrian chamber
of deputies belonging TO the German opposition
abstained, IN an marked % manner mann from attending
the students ball in aid OF the German schulz
vereiry.
AT the request of the executive committee Of the
Cork Industrial exhibition the United States con-
sui at Queenstown will ask the New York chamber
OF commerce. through the State department al
Washington % consider the advisability of the
American exhibitors erecting II separate building
for tho better display of their goods.
Berlin dispatch TO the 81. JamoSs Gdreiie of
London, says NJ. de Giers, on reAssuming line al.
recton of the Russian foreign affairs issued cir
cular TO the Russian representatives abroad eX.
planning that the result OF his personal EXCHANGE
of opinion with the German, Austrian, and Itni,
ian foreign ministers was satisfactory aud tends to
the preservation vi peace,
National Republican., 1883-02-01
THE WHISKY INTEREST.
Is There Not Public Opinion that Com
grcss Must Respect!

The whisky trade of the United States,
depressed as are many other great interests at
present, comes to congress in a fair, open, bu-
siness way, and asks for some relief
The senate acceding to this demand has
passed as measure of relief q bill extend ing
the bonded period to two years on existing
stocks of whisky in bond, charging the owners
of the whisky who avail themselves of the ex-
tension of time interest at the rate of 8 per
cent. per annum upon the amount of the tax
The boards of trade or chambers of COM
merce of the cities of Chicago st. Louis, Gin
cinnati, and Louisville, also the national
board of trade ut its session in this city last
week, have passed resolutions urging upon
congress the importance of prompt and favor
able action upon this measure.
The men who control these great mercan-
tile bodies combine the intelligence of the
great quadrilateral of cities that form the
heart of the business at the great west, and
the Judgment of these men should be accepted
by congress as the evidence that the proposed
measure of relief Is needed and proper.
Whisky men rs class could not
secure the action of these great com
mercial bodies, which are almost rs
guarded in their action ms congress itself, but
this action has been secured by the efforts of
bankers, manufacturers, and general CONNER
cal interets, of many different branches of
trade, agents of insurance companies, trans
pOrtation companies, whose, in the depressed
condition of the whisky trade, danger to all
their interests. Certainly when these great
commercial bodies act with such unanimity
in favor of measure the representatives of
the people in congress should see their way
clearly to favorable action upon the pending
hill
National Republican., 1883-02-01
Rnaincss Enilnrcs.

DETROIT, Jan. 3l.-Tho Michigan Grape
Sugar company, of this city, to-day made a
conditional transfer of its business and assets
to B. H. Howell, Sons & Co., of New York, its
only creditors, to secure them againsi loss.
The plant of the cntirs concern cost when
started 100000, and the New York firm,
which were large stockholders, have advanced
100000 more.
NEwBuRo, ORANGE COUNTY, N. " Jan.
3l-James &. Roc, proprietor of the Glen
Ridge house ut Cornwall, has made an assign
mcnt. Edward r. Roe, author Of various
novels. brother of James q, Roe, has also
made an assignment, caused by heavily in
dorsing for his brother 1t is believed that
his embarrassment will bo only temporary.
1t is reported that James G.. Roe's Liabilities
are from $4,000 to $4,000, AMI those of his
brother onc-half AS much
Tho Newburg JoWHG says: From the we'll
known character of thS two men there can be
no doubt but that the creditors will be ulti-
matcly paid in full.
National Republican., 1883-02-01
Deaths OF Prominent People.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 3i.-MJ. Timothy
O'Brien native of New York, but for many
years resident of this city, died here this
morning of consumption, aged 40 years. lie
served CALAMITY as q cavalry officer in the
federal army during the late war. lie was u
warm friend'Of Gov. Tilden, and was one Of
the Virginia delegates to the national demo-
cratic convention in st. Louis in 1876, which
nominated Tilden for president. Before conf
ing to Richmond, Maj, O'Brien was u member
of the Tammany association. His latest ac-
tive work in public capacity was as chair
man and treasurer of the committee formed
for the relief of sufferers by the disaster at
the Grove shaft of the Midlothian mines.
PARIS Jan. 3l.-Gen, Joseph Edouard de Ia
Motterouge is dead.
National Republican., 1883-02-01
The Prcsldcnt MS u Mntchmnn.

President Arthur is the only chiefHagis
trate of the country who during his term us
executive accepted another Office and per.
formed the duties thereof ii called Tu.s-
day at the west door of the treasury after .
o'clock in the afternoon to see Secretary Folgcr.
The rules of the building forbid any one not
employed i'll the treasury to enter therein
after that hour without Il pass. Not know
ing who the distinguished applicant for
admission was the watchmnn at the door
would not let him in. As the President ex-
pressed strong desire TO see the sec
retary, the watchman, still unaware of
his visitors identity, but, suspocting him to
be some high official, offered 40 go to the sec
rctary's room for him provided the caller
would keep the doors for him, The President
chceriully complied and took his post as u
watchman of the treasury. He performed his
duties with marked gravity and iaithfuness,
but was soon relieved, as the watchman re-
turned in a few minutes with the announce
ment that the secretary was absent
National Republican., 1883-02-01
GrnMd ARMY Election.

A full oncampmcnt Of the department of
the Potomac, G.. A. r., was held ut Grand
army hall, corner of Ninth and ID streets,
last night. After speech by Deputy Com
mandcr Eurdott, the reports of the assNant
adiutant general, John Cameron; assistant
quartcrmastcr general, \. !, Cunning and
other officers wore read aud referred to appro-
PIRATE committees. Tho following named
comrades were elected for the ensuing year /:
). ). Burdctt, department commander; Fred
Mack, senior vice commander; w. Howard,
junior vice commander; Dr. Florence Dono-
hue, medical director; Rcv Ben. Swallow,
chaplain James W. Wisncr and Charles
King wcro elected delegates TO the National
Encampmcnt to be held at Denver, Col, next
August. Among the prominent comrades
present We're Gen. W. T.. w. Ross and Under
hill, from department Of Maryland, and Past
Department Commanders James Il. Smith, i,
+, Hawkes., George 4. Corson, A. IL. G. Rich
ardsOn, Harrison Dingmnn, Charles G. Royce,
and William Gibson. The cncampmcnt took
II recess from II M. to Thursday, Feb s. at
7;,iO ID, III,