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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-09-03
&hreH1irher mnrA.

@oritcana, Eer.. 1. September. -
Ser Nsger Rarttn 8eup puroe gefteru friib
bon einem 9utenb llnbefanRter iibsrfaaeu,
melGe tbu nit 8oblen0l begoiiea, ietue Slei'
Ger in Sranb iesten uno tbn 10 81 SoSe
ber6renHeu lie6en. Wan fennt fetne 9rttaoe
fir hnS nrnnfnhnftP NPrhrPfiPu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-09-03
Sin unebrlt6er StaatSautpa1 alt

@btcago, l. Septembsr.- -Gtne 9epeide
mslbet, sub etu Saftbefebl gegsn Glua Souds,
Staatsanpalt bon Beoria @ouutp, SGs,
luiieu tpurbe. Sn ben 6Onos beiielben III
Elm Ssfi,tt BON $4,000 entbeft,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-09-03

Ut a m motb ot=Sprtng, 8n., l..
September. - Yrafoent 4rtbur bat ietue
Sour beenbet unb ptrb beuts NIT ietueu Be-
sleitern eiuen fieben Meileu BON bier auf ibn
barrenoen Grtraiug beitetseu, nm ft9 mad
SIpingiton on Der Sauptltnte Der oN0r1li6en
Yactfcbabn" 3u beseben. Son bort aus miro
er iiber ct. Yaul nad Chicago retien uub
pabridetnltd arl Dtenifag friib bic leetere
Siabt errejden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-09-03
Nihter 6pnnIen crfrnnEf.

Cincinnati, 2. September. - Stdb.
ter Soablsp, Der berofratiibe 9ouuerneurs,
@auotoat, retfte beute mad YhitabeIpbie ab,
I'm fid bon etnem borttgeu ar;te bsbaubeln
3u laiieu. @r leiSet on Walarta uuo ben
SpIueu NON lIehernrhpitunn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-09-03
, GioeuthltmIi6er 1tnfaff&

BRADFORD, Yenni., /. Septbr. - alS
Ssrbsrt Guftn geitern in Der yfabe bon Zig
Sbantb bel 8raoforo nit 9Ol3fGlen be-
idGfttgt mar, brad ieine art, unb bic S4nets
DC berielben fubr ibm in ben Sopf, tbn aus
genbudltG t0Steub. Seta SOpf mHroe nit
ton nnseinnnApr nrihnIten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-09-03
@aiier Nrani Soiepb @rpfpater.

Btsu, 2. September. - Gr3bersogin
Stepbante, @emablin bes &ronprtn3sn 9ius
bOIpb bon Seffrei6, 1T zines geiuubeu Sod
terfens sntbunben norosu. Yiutter uuo
StRo bsfin6eu ftd publ. Die Gaufe fubet
ON 5. B. so. ffatt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-09-03
Gin heutfdher 0ampfer in @efahr.

Nsp sYOrt, 2. Sspt.-9er beute aus
2toerpooI angetommene 9ampfer Spain"
bertbtet, baB er am &c. Iuguf inter bem
Grettengruoe 45.44 unb 2dugeugrabe A.
6em bon NepsYOrt mad Samburg beittmm
ten beutiden 8umpfer Setting" Osgeanetc.
Ser RaidtueufOlben oes Oampfers mar ge.
brOdeu, unU bas 6abrjeug partete auf 8ei'
f1rnh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-09-03
@uropGti6e Gabelbert6te.
sertaauna ees seutfdben Refebstaaes.
Sismarf nod @aitein abaerriff.

SGG3burg, 1. Sept.- Sarft 8tsmard
TIT naf @atetn abgereift. @raf SaIuOtp be-
glettete lin mad bem 8abnbofe, NO er I6s
idlteb bon tbm nabur. @raf Staluutp piro
heute uadb gBteu auriidfebreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-09-03

Yarts, 1. September. - Der ySemps"
iiiErt bic urbsberidaft Oss pielbsiprOaeneu
9lrtiteIs Der 0gtorob. 4llg. 3ettg." auf stue
undergraduate Yeri6nlthteit Suriid uub
iugt, berielbe lei ntft BON yoben" imprint
gemeien. 6ranireid fsi gu isbr nit benz etge'
reu innereu Q8ieberaufbau bei6dftigt, ais
bnB es ausmGrtS AbeHteuer iu6en iollte, iei
uber bod ntft ifpad uub bemiit5ig geuug,
I'M ben @sgenfuns bon idIedteu SferBeu
gu biIoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-09-03
grpant: StrattonsS sSaofer's
GpllessSafultdt.


Gas Corps ter grpfeferen unb 2ehrer Neier aniiuIt
nmiast cine Sifte Sebreru ipele pegeu tbrer be-
ionreren Besaburg fiir ieee Stelnn9 dusBepdblt ne
ilnb iimnitli bon enem 8eiite bes 3uiammentptrtns
beieeIt itnr, ipsl9er rie Inat Su stnem barmou6eI
Sansen BeitaItet.
gSarren s. gatIer, NrdiIeent,
Brrber unb gieentbiimer berathenber @pntps iibrer
9rpfeirr eer 3eruungss 98lsnidaft, her 4bpdez
lung bon @pmoaenici6 dften, peS Santpeiens, i6neIz
Ter Msttrhen iarimdnniibsr Serebnun9en un6 Dos
sent fir 9ei6Gfts GebrdiIdhe nnb z&e9eln i'm Iu9es
meiuer. Nitperfaiier ppn Orton Sapler's ,,Bu-
siness Calculator" unb Saoler's Counting House
ArithmethC."
ssiniam 8. 9eppn.
erpisIpr Der Gontp- @iTsrifaft unb Matbematit unS
9psent ibtr prattiiGs 8udfiihrunB unb taufmanni=
ide Bre&nun9er.
gsiIbsIm u. Ssitmiiner.
@rpfeTor Der @cntps Biienitait unb Mritbnetif unS
ipesie1er untsripeiier in prati4er gu4fhbrun8 Hnb
tanimdnnii@em @S s fnsn; 2,
9rpfsfur eintadlen S4bni8reibsns urS Ser5isrenSer
Ragigraptie unb hes GpntOfibrens, Spsent lber
@eiddfts Sriefps6isI unb eebrer I'M beionSsrsn
9spartemsnt ber DrtFo6regBie
4Sm. u. GSin,
4rsfGficr her WaPemattf, prattii5en 9rammatit unb
@prreippnoent.
Sobn R. Supper,
4rpfeiicr ser epnio'gSiisni6aft uuS Setter beionse
rer 9rlfungen.
@. q. eaflane.
grofeiipr Der @pntpflbruns unb sePrer ber gu4BaIz
tn9.
EBiufdm D. &srpis,
grofsfipr ter Gpntpiibruns inp 2sRrer Der 8u89aI@
tilr9.
GbarIeS q. Saines,
Drc,tt renhes WitsIisb bes SaItinlorsr garrears,
9fpfeipr ees SanbeIss, Seez linb cpnitititouelen
Gebts, Ep;ent iiber Gcntrafte, paeniei6aftsn
ne8oSttrbare @erttpapisre, Igentlirsu, eorporaz
tipnen unb @heturons
9. =. stiinfer,
Rrpfeipr Der bsutiHen Spfa9e.
Sole be Sdmdr,
Froislor Der ipanii6en unb franspiii4en Sprabs.
&m. CARPENTER,
gsrptefipr Der Qbpnparapbie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-09-03

E Der Dutebart'febe @prfer tn elm felt bieIen
Sahrer bsp6btes nabrbaftes getrdnt tpsI6es beIpnz
6ers in ber p6rmereu Saru Der Contribution sutraes
Id iit. %au psriI&e ben 4orterl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-09-03

Ga Iobut fi6. @bbctts ipanii6es @ein,Tpric,,m aes
gen esbers unS ersnsIr'beI 81 peria4sn. 25 Gents
bic SIaiGe. IIs21
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-09-03
ltnfere Referensen

nmfaiIen bic Namen Der beroorrnsenben aerSte, Ib,
rcfaten, @eifIiten NIB @siaditsIeute tiser Stabt
Dertraut baben. 9urd GnbaItenhe, iitb iber eiuen
Seitraum BON nabe5u :panSis Sobren eritredenbe
CUNT tatten hieie oerren Die umfaenbten 8sls9srs
beiter sn frattiter Grprpbnn8 her Sorin9s unr bss
Siusens Ger
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-09-03
AuS Der SnnSesbauptffabt.
Stane Ger Ratipnalf6uIr.

8aibiugton, 3. g., 2. Sept. -
Scr geflern erlaiiens auspeis iiber ben
Stanb Der gfatiOnalidulb ergiebt, baB 2ess
tere I'M WOnat Suit nm $6,671, SILL per.
rtugert tuurbe. Ser 8aarporratb i'm S9ass
ANTE belief fid1 auf $351, 500, ,966.22, Die
austebenbsn Sob @erttfifate betrugen
$S2, 740.00, Silbers@ ertififate$92, 651, =
9S1, bic ausitebenben Oepoiitens@ertiftate
$12, $4,000, Die ausitebenoen &efunOis
rungS Ss@ertiiifate $Go4,850, Die auslebenz
ben Sd)abamtsnoten $346, ,681 ,016, bas
auSieben6e &leingelb $6,997, 1861.
Sett benz 30. Stunt 1883 bat bic S1ulo
um $14, 4,572, 1929 abgenommen.
6olgenbe Sun1men muroen i'm Uerganges
zen gtOnute gegen Inmeiungeu pom SdGes
ante ausge5ablt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-09-03
Brtemt= Strattea Saoler'I9en
GanSe efSfbufe.

Sanb eISfhu1e.
Sbr GboraItcr ibr Sd5arfiirn urb ibre Sdbi9teit,
ipe,s. saf mnie,s @nIprid,e ouf be8 9ubitims gers
trauen tpptl begriiubet ipc unb htenen ais Slhrer
Bel @uspabl elmer Scbule. usl9e ben Grfprherntlen
1ieieS pratiiden fordritIihen 3eitalters poutontz
men aercdt nire. @euse Qnialten oieIes 2dnpes
fDnner aui cine ioIhe 9er9ansenbet sritoltdsu nne
aut Sisie peripsiien pir nit pertet4i4em Stolse.
Der Stusfsnz Surius.
Der &funien Surius.
Der Stuetens&urius,
Ter Stuetens 8urius
in Der
Srpdnts Gtrattpn' Sdeter tbtn
Bryant Strattpn Saeier'fd,en
Srpdnts Strattpn, gaeler iden
Srpants gtrdftpn' Sacter'fd
Srpants &trattons $aeler febtn
SanseIsid5ule
Sanerletd,uie
SaneeiSfbuIe
6aneelsifute
PaneelSibuIe
Sr g une 8, Wpre.G barlesffrafe,
gr. d une s, Npcb. Sbdrlesffrase,
Sr. d une 3, Wore'Sbarlesffrdee,
,ntfnBt ale pesntIi4 elmer sriinbIten
praftiIben geSbdftlfd,en Gr,febuns,
prafttfd,en gsfd,Gftlicben Gr5tebnng,
4rQttttdlen Qetd1QUltOen Sr3ieUuH9,
praftiidDen ssfd)dftltdDen Sr;tcbung,
Bnebfubruns,
Bud,fubrung,
Bud,fubruns.
budDfubruug,
GdhpnTfreibcn,
E6pnibrcibeh,
Gbpnfdbreiben,
8dpnidbreibsn,
Mrithmrtif,
Nritbmstif,
Nrithmetif,
Eritbmctif,
faufmGnnifdhc gprreipuneen;,
fauimdnuiid1e Sprreippneen,,
fauimdnnlibc 6erreippneen,,
fauim6nniitbe Sprreippneen;,
GeSdpints re Omen,
d6eicbutne. Recbnen,
o6e5cbpinr zRe dbnen,
dSefcDpine sHc Omen.
@sfcbGftSs Graris,
@efd,nftss sprarts,
6sicbdfts 0rdris,
@sf65dftsz prariS,
Saneelsredbt.
SaneeIsredbt.
Saneelsree,t.
Sdneelsred,t.
Sn anisFura frr RHSffattuns une Tatultdt
81 AnieDun9 Ger Auefdttun5 une Uafu.tdt
bat unfere SebuIe nitht fbres Sleid,en.
bat unterc SdbuIs ntoDt tbreS SleIdbtn.
Bsipnoere Requirements unter oer guIndt belonoss
rer 4rpisoreu nsb dbiscn aiiiiteuten ioeaS Inter
fpeune urS 6ortidritt iehe5 eirSslnen S5oIaren
puber Speifel ite5eU.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-09-03
Gs mus bod .scI6tesen" iein.

Die @attiu bes armselieutenauts &eeb,
zines Setters bes Generals 9rant, bic BON
ihrem @atten 3peimal bereits bepogen tuor'
ben mar, bic etngereidte SdeiOuugsflage
auriid Su 3tebeu, bat nun - oa aller guten
8irge bret fino - gum brttten uub lebteu
Wfale ben btesbe5iigliden Gntrag bel 9ertft
gefelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-09-03
Eefegrap9ff6e 9epefGese.
Sic Spur Ses NraTbenteu.

(Beri&ts bsr .gTOciirten 4rsfis fir ben ,,geutiS.r
gorreippnbenten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-09-03
Satfsfebaeamfsiesrctdr 0ep's bepcrfiebenoe
Reiisnattpn.

'AeNSHuilpH'
SObn 6. gfem, Siilfsitabamtsetrstir
tpetgert iih, mtt;utbeilen, oh bas per0feut'
ltdte 9eriid3t, mad neld)em er mad Der 6tic
febr beS Ssiretdrs Solger reiiguiren mere,
bepriinbet ift ober nift. Utnn peiB ieS1h,
bab er idon ldueere 3eit nit bem 9eDauten
um9ebt, leinen Boffen auf,ugeben, Inn fiG
gdn3lid bem Sntereiie ieiner 3stturs 81
tpt6men. Gr ertldrt jebod entibieben, eS
i,i ni6t nahr, buB bus SerhdltniB spii4su
tbm uuo Sru. Solger elm uuangenebmes iei.
Bcrmifda:rs.
Die gefrtge Steuer gtnnabme betrug
$973,9"A un0 bte SOaeinnabme $J66,7C0.
CUR @tnl0fung beffimmte Rntionnts Bari,
noten i'm Betrage pon $302,000 ltefeu
gefern i'm SGasamte etu.
Die pGbreno Der lebten 10 Gage ftattgez
babten Sertdufe BON Resierungslauoerete
in bsm 9iffrttt BON ct. @lOub, Rtnu.,
haben etpa $500,000 abgeporfen.
Die Qebensrettungs, ,Stationen Der Ser.
Staaten an Der 9(tlantiiden uno Der Siiffe
bes Soils BON Nerito purbsn am Samftage
fir bic @interiation, bic am l. gtat 1884
i6liebt er0finet.
glus Beniacola tptro gemsloet, 6aB 6ret
tpeitere Berionen am gelben Steber erfrantt
fnb, ndmlttb smei SeefoIbateu unb etn I'm.
gefienter i'm 3ollbepartement. Der @eIunb,
betts5uttanb in Der Stabt tft iebr giiuittg.
Die Serpiligung fir 3ablung Der &c,
bibren Der Buubescommiiidre fir bas leste
Ttstaliabr Ia erid0pft, unb etn Sefijtt BON
faif 100000 1T pOrbaHbeu. Sir bas lult,
fsube gtatsiabr nerben Die @ebiibrenre9.
nungen leoo6 be3ablt.
Die 8e9ierung bon Qa1ti bat bic Sdfeu
bon Inie b'Satuault unb Dame Uiarte eiuit.
tpe'len bem ausUarttgeu Sanosl ge0ffuet,
rnb bic Safsn BON Wiragoaue, Sacuel uno
Sesemte, rpubrihstnlth neil ite itd in ben
SGnren Oer Sniurgenten beftnben, geihIOIieu.
8rbeutenbe @eiddfte uerrtdtete bas 9anb.
amt 3u Ntitde1, 9atota, In ben 10 NonateH
bonn 8. Sttober 1882 bis gum 10. Iuguft
1888. 8Gbrenb Der genannteu 3eit murben
ATS, $50 ader Regieruugslanb uon 4uiieo'
leru in 8eiis genommen, rudbrenb bic Gtu'
nabmen Der Office 1,636,744 Dollars be-
truQerl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-09-03

BWY1t IUHIUII.
DeittsIameritaniitbe itdta;uitdnre.
RaG bier eingelaufenen amtlidsu 8srtf-
ten ftarben pGbrenb 6eS Wionats Suit inter
ben 5remben gu Banana II Beriouen am
gelben Sieber. Die ntdt auae;eigten Eobes'
falle inter Der drmsren &laiIe Der Sremben
uuS GtngebOrenen iiberfeigeu bic Oben anges
sebsne 3ahl nm bas 9oppelte. @s tft iebr
idpterig, uollfdnbtge Sterblt6teitsbertdte
su befommeu, ba fd, penu iGmmtIidle
SterbsfdQe DfentItd betanut gemadt Mir
ben, 9lrbeitsr fir ben &analbau i6ner fiuben
lteben uub mabri9einIidb bebeutenb b0bere
2Ohne 9eiorbert peroen tpiirben. Die anges
flelIten Der Sanalseieufdaft fnb 10 suritfs
bultsnb nit ibrsn Mittbetluusea, baB man
gluubt, iie babeu ben Sefebl erbalten, gu
ic,snpinnfr
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Sissiplin ........... ............9 ....9ts,ipltn.

GItern, bei4e iunse 2eute uniersr SbuIe anbers
trausn, eirsn bsriitert ieiu bas heIe untsr fpra'
FAINTER Gistpin eben uno tsius Iibs ae5eut fpirS
fe ~ nslien WitsIieberu Der @sieui6aft III mudber
Cine her tpiGtaitsn Sebren fir iunee Ranner lit,
4iintiIiGteit su lernen mir beiteben baber in Der
GGnIe IN allen Sdleu barauf. gsir frebeu barna6,
fpippbI, bas bic 3psIinee & @ei6aftssSatt uub ges
fhdfts> geirpbnteiten aneiareu, ais au6 eab fe in
Ge6dfts; arlnbIi unteripieieu per.
Sen Nir iprnern haber BON ieeem S@aIer piinttIbes
Gri6einen, prpnpte 4fi9teriaIlnns, Sauberteit in
allen Mrbeiten unS hDfIidss Benebmen geaeu 9sbrer
ipie RitiGaIer. gBas man iidb in Der S5uIe aIass
tpSbnt hduat gemeinisIt irS 9eben an; eS IGBt ii8
aIio In esier Ri6tuns nitt SorsfuIt eenue antpens
ben 9hr ioIGs 9ieoeln une Scri6ritsn tperoen aufz
oefeut, peIGe erfprberlt inb, I'M benz S&lIer aIs
eefdnger unh srfoIsre9er Sarer in einen 9ssisbuns
oen urb Beftrebunsen ~ ielbfdueiser fet besriiueez
Ter geibdftIter Nannestbdtisteit su bienen. Rau
ertpartet bon ibm einfad:
l. firenge 8eiprgung ietner et9ensn Geibdite aIs
oLeiniaes RitteI sum Grfoee i'm 2ebeu;
2. gromptbeit. ipffemati4s Sbdtigteit, GrinbIi9s
feit nnb Bsioiiierbafttgfeit;
3. 4ftss Der Dentungsart urS ess Auftretsns stnss
6ebtef aentiIeu @eindftsmauneS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-09-03

sammr S23, DOL $4,000
Sbtge Yetrdge fiuo auSIdlieBli4 Der
Summeu, tuelde Sur Serminberuns Der yfas
tionali9ul6 ODER &ilgung Der .3tuieu be-
3ablt tnur6Pu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-09-03
Sn Nnithuna Fer EHsifnttuns une Tatultdt
81 AnieDuns Ger Ausffdttun1 une wafu!tdt
bat unFere SduIe nicht ibres Sleidben.
bat untsrc SdbuIs nic,t ibreS SIetdben.

8s'pnbere 7csarter,cnts unter ber IufTtt beipuoes
rer 9rpsicren ebit fdbscn 4iiiteuten iobaS Inter
fpeiiuns unS Gurtidritt iehs5 enSsInen S4oIarsn
nubsr 3peifel ite5er.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-11-22

Eremen were lost, but twelve Of .le
crew were rescued by the schooner, Dri-
yer.
A CONSTRUCTION train dashed into a
standing freight train on the Troy and
Greenfield read at Zoar, Mass, Satur-
day, wrecking two locomotives and a
unmber Of cars, causing heavy damage
FLAMES originating in lumber pile
at Oshkosh, Wisconsin burned with
great fury for six hours, destroying two
mills and several residences, the losses
aggresating $4,000. Chief Engineer
Weisbrode broke a leg. Engines were
sent from Milwaukee, Menasha, Neenah,
and Fond du Lac.
THE storm at Toronto damaged the
wharves seriously, washed away part Of
Hanlan's island and beached the schoon-
er Maggie McCrae. The schooner Lille
+. is ashore at Manistee, the schooner
Vision at Oswego, and the steam barge
John T. Johnston at Cleveland. A
Waterman at q mill in the latter city
was blown OF a high stairway and
killed
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-11-22
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Nov10 Flour Unchanged. Regular
Wheat-In fair demand and easier opened shade
easier, declined sc, rallied 5S894c, due partly TO
an advance in provisions later prices declined
Mc, and closed sc under yesterdays quotations
Sales ranged: 959S0963s for seller November
closed 955s; 9G3s0915s for seller December closed
9G5s 971s09S1s for seller January, closed 0116;
9S1SG 901S for seller February, closed 9SJ5; 1880
i.05l6 for seller May, closed Oi34; No. ., Chi
cago spring. 9516066, closed 05I5; Ne. Chicago
spring, S2I6GGS31S; No. red winter, 1OO0105, de:
pending on location. Con-Steady, with fair de-
maud prices hucCuated within range of MG8s
closing "a "A lower than yesterday. Sales: 490
1914 for seller cash, closed, 490 s9ls; 400 43Js
for seller November, closed -; 4,IGa457s for
seller December, closed 9Sl6a 1855; 4s1a@4s5s for
seller the year closed 4s]s; 474G4 1875 for seller
January. closed 4,94. l15a@i77s for seller Febru-
airy closed 471s; 5l05l3s for seller May, closed
5lls Oats-Firm, with good sample trade, very
little speculation Sales 2S34 for seller cash and
November; 29a29ls for seller December and Jan
uary, closed %; 323s1327s for seller May; closed
S27s Rye-DulL S. Barley In fair demand
ann firm, 621C2lI. Flax seed Firmer. 1856 Pork
demand active, especially in the longer deliy-
cries opened firm and and shade higher, but with
liberal offerings the advance lost; later NJ became
stronger 15es2oc, and at the last sold back TO
medium figures, closing steady Sales 1O908
Il 90 for seller cash, closed 9.O00955; 109lGiO95
for seller November and the year, which We're
nominal; II .55164ltS 20 for seller January, closed
ll61k61l7o; u.72lGG1l92l5 for seller Feb
ruary, closed 1tso0l1 SEQ. ll12H0u85 for
seller May, closed II 80 Lard-In good demand,
chiefly for speculation, drmer advance Of 56.7lsc,
receded 2l6G5, and closed steady. Sales 500
5GO for SELLER cash, closed 7.550L57l6; .52l60
5.6O for seller November. closed f52l66I55; 80
a. SHE for seller December; closed 5117 5sl6 /;
7.5o1755 for seller the year, closed 150a1 52lS;
IN0I61ls for seller January, closed 1.6O0162la;
1.72laGIs0 for seller February, closed ~ $40
Bulk Meats In fai- demand, shoulders, 500
short ribs G35; short clear, Csc Butter-Steady
ana unchanged Eggs Quiet aud unchanged.
Whisky Steady and unchanged. Corn 20 Buffalo
3ia Receipts Flour, 1900; wheat 1880; corn,
1900; oats, $500; rye $500, barley 5000 Ship
ments-Flour, 1900; wheat 21C0o; corn. 81 500;
oats goo; rye. 5000, barley o )0
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-11-22
TELEGRAPHIC.
GENERAL NOTES.

THE American end of the Bennett
cable will be laid IN the town of Rock
port, Massachusetts,.
CLAUS SPRECKEI.S, the sugar king Of
the Pacific coast. has ordered two
steamers built for the China trade, in
opposition TO the Pacific Mail company.
TO the complaint Of Miss Hi, ex-Sena-
tor Sharon replied, at San Francisco,
Saturday, that the marriage contract
she possesses is a forgery, and asks the
court to decree that she was never his
wife
GENERAL GRANT has had made at
Hartford, for presentation to the Ticeroy
of China and the mikado Of japan, guns
modelled after the Gardner patent,
which have been fired at the rate Of sew
en- hundred shots per minute.
THE state-house at Boston is found to
be infested to an alarming degree with
white ants, which are capable Of levelIng
buildings by honey-combing timbers;
A few years ago they ruined railroad
bridge at Cambridge.
THE supreme court Of Pennsylvania
has affirmed q judgement against the
Pullman Palace-Car company, obtained
by passenger who was robbed while
sleeping in a coach, holding that the
company is bound tc exercise reasonable
care to protect its patrons.
LAFAYETTE Cook. an eccentric charac-
ser Of South Auburn, Maine some weeks
ago fixed upon November ! as the date
Of his death. When the time came he
took to a lounge. placed one hand under
his head, passed into q condition Of
stupor, and. within "a few hours, calmly
surrendered himself to his Maker.
COLONEL VALDEZ, commanding the
Mexican forces along the Rio Grande, is
in San Antonio. accompanied by Lieu
tenant Ord. He desires to meet General
Mackenzie and arrange a reciprocal pro-
lection of the frontier against Indians
and robbers.
A. j. LESSON, son of a wholesale dry
goods merchant of Quincy, Illinois, took
a dressmaker, named Flora Stroud, to
Burlington, Iowa, aud had a marriage
ceremony performed at a hotel by a
young man representing himself to be a
Justice of the peace Two days there
after he told his victim he had another
wife and would have to leG,e. She
consulted an attorney, and learned that
her marriage certificate was a forgery.
She is hardly ready to prosecute him,
but officers are in search of him.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-11-22
ACCIDENTS

THREE of the persons injured by the
collapse at Buffalo Friday, died during
the night
BY the premature explosion of a blast
at West End, Pennsylvania two men
were instantly killed aud q third fatally
injured.
AT Atlantic City. y. j.. Saturday.
three children of George T.. Barnes,
h0tel.kceper, while out driving. were
killed boy freight train.
w. w JOHNSON. Of Rockford ILL.,. lost
his right eye 10y splinter from n piece
of walnut whichhe was saving in a fur
niture factory
TUE boilers i'm sugar-house az Bayou
Boeuf Louisiana exploded blowing %
pieces the chief engineer and two other
employees
RELIGIOUS excitement DESTROYED the
reason Of Mrs Rosa Arndt and Charles
Erickson, Of Chestelt0n Indiana who
have been sent ia the insane asylum
THE dry-goods house of Mandel Broth.
ers on State street Chicago, was dam
aged by fire about midnight to the ex-
tent of $4,000, the two upper floors be-
ing seorehed ana soaked.
THE time propeller. II q Aekely. valu
ed at 100000. went down Monday even
ing or Holland, Michigan Captain
Stretch the mate, steward and tive
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-11-22
cAsLEoRAMs.

REAR ADMIRAL FRANQUET has been APP
pointed to the command OF the French
fleet in the pacific ocean.
HENRY CHAPLIN, of the British par
lament intends TO continue his warfare
against the Importation of American
cattle
THE coming visit of the German Crown
Prince to Spain is believed at Madrid to
inpicate the growing Importance Of
Spain in European affairs.
JOHN a. BURGAN, late manager of a
bank at Birmingham, England, was
sentenced TO fifteen years Imprisonment
for forging bills of exchange and falsi-
flying accounts.
THE last squad of servants to arrive
from England for Lord Lansdowne at
Ottawa brings the number to thirty
nine.
FIVE hundred French Canadians, who
were employed by the Canadian Pacific
road on the track north of Lake Super
Tor, returned to Montreal destitute and
brought suit against the company for
wages and damages.
RoCHEFoRT's paper states that the
offer Of Minister Norton, under instruc-
tons from Washington, to mediate be-
tween France and China, was declined
by the Paris Government.
MEXICO positively declines to issue
500, 100000 in 3 per cents to English
bondholders in addition to the recog-
nized debt of $50, 100000 and has recalled
its financial agent in London.
STRIKERS on the Panama railway re-
moved the fish plates, wrecked q passen-
ger train, and then fired into the vic
Tins, many of whom were seriously in
jured.
THE police at Birmingham. England,
seized three cases of sheepskins filled
with explosive machines. A loaded shell,
weighing twelve pounds. was found in
the roadway at Lambeth and removed
to Woolwich arsenal
JOHN FLEMING, the notorious grain
swindler Of Chicago. was captured at
Bismarck by Postofiice Inspector Ray.
The refugee had been purchasing real
estate, and gave the name of Colonel j.
+. Woods.
CHARLES WILSON, a pie-deddler at
Fort Leavenworth, was killed by two
soldiers with a jug, and his house was
/ fired to conceal the crime.
AvENGER O'DoNNELL was visited by
the secretary of the American legation
in London, and found to be a citizen of
the United States Witnesses from the
Cape Of Good Hope are expected to ar
rive in England ON Saturday. BY per-
sonal application to the home depart
ment, Roger A. Pryor was given an
interview with his client for nearly three
hours