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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-24
THE HUNalgIAas MJsrG,.

a Strike E sssinst Their Euapieyment Enau-
eurxted In the Colss Regions of PeEn-yt-
vania.
SooTTDALE, Pa, Dec. pa war against
Hungarians is iaaugurated, AID to-rlghs
the following circular is posted through
out the coke country: Citizens Of the
Common wealth of Pennsylvania: One of
the most degrading imposltioss on the
people o. the commonwealth is the whole
sale Importation of SclsvooiaRs, errope-
ously known as Hung garians, into the Con
nellsvills coke regions, pernlcleus GUS
tom which must Immediately end aud the
serfs be returned. and for the foilosiag
reasons: Those beings are cro.ding
out our miners and laborers, VINO are estab-
llshed and are good citizens, from their
employ mebt and their no nes. They will
not become naturaiized citizens, but after
limited time will return to Hungary
with what cash they can save, thereby
draining tbs district of many thousands of
| dollars annually. They are of extremely
filthy habits, living on what American peo-
pie could not eat. Their morals are the
| lowest of any of the Caucasian race, bsing
| rhe lowest Of any laborers who ever
inhabited the country, living promi5-
cuouely regardless of martial relations,
and are unscrupuIous III all their transao-
tiens. Their intelligence is the lowest il
the scale of any class of people of the
country to-day. and only about five per
cent can read and write, being far below
the average of the Chinaman. Much tiuIe
| and labor has been lost by all ciasses
In trying to elevate this people
against their will, but all without
avail. Their habits grow worsa the logger
they stay, until they canuos longer be en-
| dured. Forbearance has ceased TO be 4
virtue. The people wHo are degrading
American labor are an injury to our con
msrce and blot on our com mon wealth
AID cannot be endured, rs American lsbot
ss well as American manufactures mus
| be n-otected (S,pnadl Citizans
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-24
A Hitch in the Proceedings.

PITTsBURe, Pa, Dec. 23.-It is not be-
isved the conference between Campbell &
will take place. Campbell, IN card to-
night, admits he did say he would favor
and vote for q resum ption of work at
wages from S. to 81 per day guaranteed to
single blower, but to entitle men to the
guarantee the latter must guarantee fifty to
fifty five boxes a week. II they fail they
will be paid the regular wages on the lis-,
less the proposed reduction. 1t is not
thought the men will sgree to this.
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SMITH BROS.
TWO AGAINST ONE.
Two Men Who Married the Same Woman
Have Her Arrested fer Bigamy.
Especial Telegram to the Globe

Have Her Arrested fer Bigamy.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
New YORK, Dec. 53.-In lager beer
saloon on the east side two men, total
strangers to each other, who casually met
there, made the startling discovery few
evenings ago that both were married to
the same woman. The men were Louis
Tiener, a sailor, and John Frederick
Meier, butcher. Tiermer was sitting
in the saloon drinking at table,
when O friend of his introduced
the butcher to him. At frst the conversa-
ton was about Germany, from which
country both men had come to America
when they were boys. Then they talked
about what they bad done in the United
States, and how each had prospered. In
speaking of his past Tiemer said his great
est regret wes an unfortunate marriage
contracted twelve years ago. He had lived
with his wife end was thea forced by her
loose conduct to leave her.
''That is strange" said Msier
Il, too, was unhsppiIy married,
about three years ego AID could only en-,
durs nay wife two months when we divided
our household effects and have since lived
apart" The two newly made friends be-
coming sympathetic qy their mutually un-
fortunate married experience drank to-
gether, and T,emer said ''By the way, Mr..
Meier, what was the name Of your Wite?"
''Sophie Otto," replied Meier. 'Wh1tW
cried Tiemer, "Sopbie OLto?" eyes So
phie Otto! Do you kRow her?' "Do L?
Why that was the nsme of my wife"
SIT vast" exclaimed Meier in astonish-
Hent. Did you ever yet divorce from
bert" she; she is still my wife," "Then
Mr.. Tiemer," said Meier, ''as che married
you selvs years ago and me three years
age she mast be guilty of bigamy. She
ought to puaish her" When the woman
was arraigned she acknowledged both
marriages, but said she WIS divorced from
the oae before she married the other.
Upon careful examination enc got the two
men mixed up, and Meier said he went
with her to a lawyers otfise and signed
paper az reeing not 10 live with her any
more. She claimed 1iener was the one
she was divorced from. This mixing up
of the husbands, as 10 which of them had
gone throug the alleged pIoceeGings with
her in the lawyers Cfice completed the
women's confusion. she could oUly mur-
mer she had the divorce at home and WQuid
go there for it. Justice Suuh foic her
she would have to send for me important
paper, as che was aeld in $1,000 bal for
bigamy. The examination was set down
for to morrow mcrEiug and the woman
WAS sent to jail. Tiataer and Meier hzye
oecoms cloee friends They left the court
room arm In arm.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-24

thousands we're converted. The meetings
will be resumed after the holidays, at
Clapham whittier the iron mission hall Will
be removed. Moody goes to the south of
France to spend the interval before the
opening of the Clapham mission with his
family.
IRISH Fon BUENOs AYRFs.
BURNos AYREs, via Galveston, Dec. 23.-
Callan, member of the British parliament,
is here. II is believed his object is to in
troduce Irish colonization into the coun-
try.
COMPLIMENTS RETURNED.
ROME, Dec. % The German aubsssa-
dor to Italy has sent bust of the German
crown prince to the syndice at Rome, with
q letter of thanks for the reception given
the prince here.
MARQUIS TsENG GOES TO LONDON.
PARIS, Dec. 93.-It ia reported the Mar
quis Tseng goes to Londen tomorrow.
Prince Napoleon has Withdrawn his can
didacy for a member of the chamber of
deputies.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-24
Artaurin Naw York

NV YORK, Dec. 23.-President Arthur
arrived here carly this morning from Phil
adsiPhia and will probably return to
Wa hington tomorrow. The statement
in las nights PhiIadel phia dispatch that
the president had LETT there for Washing
TN MAS incorrect.
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Mgs5 LAURA W. AaLl,
IEACEszH OF
pTss5 0Ralh aHD gAps0HI'
Esidsnoea
III. ias g.6stsra sVgasa, u. aataesy aiB,
5g. E-AUL, 1fIS6'.

gs-slso agsnt FOR BRAINABDg M1aCAL
Ego85AD, published At Cigvelszd, OHIO. It hes
h,ssn E,ltsists;l OYER q ysa-s, s1s5 is scknowl-
sfge3 q be shs sb,sEt s7s2 bsEty g gsu sE the
usleef urssieoi i,,arns. Z tizs eoaaEv. Evey
basos1sr, azus5sur sod 1agiI e.acId hsve IL
pFice S1.s9 year. kooress ss ahoTs. Notified
s,y Jssssta sgt- Kiss =. VIZ e q say "a iGsncs
II It's Ets5 I'D .:cesYe sasssstyet25s.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-24

MONTREAL, Dec. 23.-The Montreal
Printing company's establishment is burn
ed. Loss, $4,000. Insured.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-24
The Irisn Oonfeder.nonI

NHw Yo.1, Dec 23.-Mues VI. O'Brien
is elected president of tbs Irish COZ FED n
ton for the ensni0g year.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-24
Baptist Movement.

WINNIPEG, Ian, Dec. 23.-A movement
has been set on foot here by the Baptists
to secure separation from the onurch of
Eastern Canada. because of the apathy
shown by the latter IL the mission wcrk of
the northwest 1t is proposed that the
ohurch here will unite with the American
Baptist church. In this connection it is
urged by the promoters of the change that
the motto of the American home mission
society Is North America for Christ" and
that with their Catholic spirit they can en-
brace US. However keenly iws may feel
the separation and deeply as we may re-
gret the circumstances which led to the
necessity, our work and our duly to Ch.ist
and cur adopted land remain to control
ihese feelings ard these-regrets.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-24

Tas charges of d dc.s 7eae by express
from Fergus Falls To Austin s So
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-21
aant alsaeltottetss Cabinet asiate ft4 ben

CANT dltsgeltdttetes Cabinet 3etgte if9 ben
BLtdel1 Der lteberral1ten.
ut6ier tpobmte metl 0ater," flt6r Sic 0aS
me Damn fDrt. 9antals, ais man mid Dor
Dcn S0ore11 bon 8ariS l6dnbli0er Wetle
pcrboftete unb nad 9eutidlono ais geuteine
Oefan9ene 3uriidfiiDrte, iuar i'd auf benz
g8c9e bierber, Inn mir fiir alle Sale 8cz
tpeismiiteI 5l 6olelt. SEPT louen sic 0tele
nit %eigenen Qll8en ieben."
Sic lGritt 81 einem San1in, Der a6er
auBer @ebraud ODER nltr cine Sdleinanlage
mar. 0a5 GiunSpcrf mar reid 0rnalnenz
tirt, Elm praOtnOler Spie8el ipar it6er benz
ielben dn9ebra0t. sic 0riifte nit t0ren
ipeiBen 6iHgern on elmer %bcittmmten STEELE
De5 brcitcn goloenen Jt0G1nenS ut0 Der
Spieget lpran8 ais GDitr 3nritf. GS 5ei9te
fi0 etne Id)rantarttge, nit breiten Sddern
perleOcue Ogffnu19 IN Der Wfauer uno aus
bcn 6idern bliBtcn Sipei grOBc ltl6er1le,
prabtuoll %ciiclirte, nit 9edeln Derlebene
Gdffetten berDor.
Dies" ia9te M3orianne, uiit bas Ser
ma0tnib meiueS Gaters uno meiner 0}ptz
ter"
r8itte, Ser g~2edtsantpalt", ia9te Mas
rianne ru9ig, vbe6en Sic mir Diele o6ere
Gaiiette etnen Nu9enDlid aus tbrenl
Sadie"
Der iunge Marn t6at, tpie i6m gebeiBen,
CT fan0 baS 0cfdB ie6r i0tucr uno iteute eS
auf cineu nabcn Itl0. Marianne trot
beran, briiGte nit Der Tingeripibe arf cine
8ertiefrng Der Giielirlng utb Der 9efel
Der G0iictte ipralg surilG. Die beioen Ser
ren bellcrftcn I'M CT item WtotneRte ntdts alS
eil1 i'll DeriCIbel obenalf l~ie8enDeS G6rtft7
p0dct, 1dd)oell aber Wtarianne Oieies tpegz
genommen, 3tigte iib DaS gauge 8eb6ltltB
foit BIS sum- TGrtoe geftlt nit @olo u1tb
eblen Steiuct. 2llsbQlp l0fte Otarialtttc
DoS 00rto, metdes ooS 4Gfden umldlang,
BOB Oo9 obcrIte Smriftititd al, idlug eS
alt5einan0er 1tno rei6te eS itln1m Dem
GERM bon @onnar.
0icier lab, oaB e9 cine Qtrt bon 9ocu7
ntent lpar, Oerle9et nit etlen offtciellet
StegeI. GS bate, in fran3DitI6er Spra1
DE, folgeltoen Sl1D0lt: SD, Seat Yeter
b'Offreulont. General Der fotierli0 frans
5oiii0et Qrn1ee, ionft Sub0tDtitondr Der
SubOtpifton DON Sran, fible bus .Be0trf7
niB, Dor lnetnent 0tbLc6e1 n1etne geltebte
Io0ter DSarianne 81 legtttmtren. GrtFti9e
@rlt1tOe Di1toerten MID oarilt. t6r ldon
Dd6renO iDrer frii9eiter1 Sugeno auf afrtfaz
niidem Bo6en Dor Den 2tutoritGtelt metllen
9iamen SIT geben. SD t6lte IS btern1tt, t1s
Dem i'd erfGGre, baB ie meineS 8lute5 upo
Der IGntntttde SnbaLt Der beioen itl6ernen
@aiictten, tpelde it'd 1T oieiem&amtni6rein
beftn0en, ibr @igentbum uro miitterItdes
Gr6e it,. Die tpeiteren @%roffnungen, Delde
i0 fit ben Sail meine8 SobeS fir n0tbig
Bate, ergeben ii6 aus beiGicgertbent Ofdnu=
lcrtpt bon meirer eigenen 6a1o.
GariS, IA. Wtai, 1869.
Sear Setter b'Sfrentont,
@enerQl q. 9. ul1b GDmn1onoeur
Der Gbre1legion."
>oDrtiesung totGt.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-21

"fiIietu's. &ur3, man fam iusen, OaB bic
game ruiiii6e @eieaidaft ber5ett Oentora@
liitrt it,"
8ei einem in ser ga6t gum rs. 9lpriL
III elmer Sil9lertperfitatt 5u QBar19an
auSgebro6enen 6euer fnnben Is Ber1o=
men ben SOD III BEN 6ldnlmen. Sr1
Gol9e zines Streif5 Der Sabrifarbeiter til
3orarD NJ tpurbe 0tilitGr DDrt6ill db=
8el6tft 3ur 8er0aftung Der Nnfi6rer. IS
nuBte, ba ba5 Wtilitdr nit Gteiten betDorr
fen ipurOe, BON Der Baffe@ebrauG gentn9t
tperben, 2 2lrbeiter purOen %get60tet, 8 att
0ere l6tper n%erDunbet.
Sn Ser furoii6en Gtabt cert finb
lluruben altsgebrpden, neil Der oortige
4alba DerorOlet Bate, Die S rducn Der
0taDt 3u 3Ghlen. GtlDd 200 WtulelS
mariner rotteten IT'D baruuf %5uiamnet, be-
iDaftnete1 ii0 nit Sdaufeln unO t6eltgdS
belr, 5ipdngen Die G00ellbeftBer, tire 9ocale
gu i6lteBen, uno ma6ten cine IGrmenOe
Gunoge6ung gegen Die 8erleBung oes 0a@
remge9etmnilie3. 9D0 ltelten lt6 Die alt@
9eie6eneren @inlpobner alf Die Settle Oes
B0i6as, urlO e5 gelal9 iDnett, Die 1nru6en
o6ne 8lutber9teBen 6t b~c'1tptdttgen.
= Gnglano's gr0Bte Tabrifita6t W a NJ
DIETER, nil cine SeeitGDt iperoen.
Mandeiter lit mr. 30 Wfeile1 bon 2%iOerpoOL
e%ntfernt, aber Die Giieub061Derbinou1g
SDii6en beiben Stabteu lit in Der @etpaIt
zines groBen Wionopots, peIbeS ieite
Wta0t in rii6ii0tSIoier g8eiie ausniiBt-
Die Tradtpreiie, pel6e bieie @iienbabn
beredunet, iilD oreinaI 10 6od, tuie Die Dolt
Olandeiter nab &onDon ullO DterttaI 10
bod1 lDie Die mad Sout6ompton. Die
6abrtfanten uItO Smporteltre bebaupe
ten, baB ife ibre Sitter btuiger itber @laSz
gotp bejieDen ODER Derienoen f0nnen, ais
iber 9iperpool. Wfnt Bat oa6er ben Bors
idIag genta6t, Wlan0eiter bur6 etnen
G6tffSfanaI nit bent Wteere 81 ber>
binDell, u1fb cine barauf be5iigli6e Sill lit
int 6auie Der 0eneiren berett8 sum 5tDetten
WtaLe geleien 1por0en. 2Senn lie gum Sc
iebe tDtrb, iperDen binller tDeri9elt Sa9relt
Die S0iffe Direct Don 9tetp g)Orf bis oil Die
gEaarenipet6er 0er 6auptit0Dt Der britti6tn
S1Duitrte faDren- Die unfDiten OeS Inter
tte6r1en5 nerben auf $26J000,000 perdr7
l6logt, cine Sunlnle, Die nidt ie6r bod
eridetnt, ipenn 1nQr 6erUGii6tigt, baB
Dfaltdeiter 60 SUP 606er Iiegt, dls Qtoer7
pool uno Der Bau Dabcr groBe G9Dieris@
feitert 81 itbertDtnoen Eat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-21
IN eilcr Bis swansia Miluteh,

obne unteritisb. pjs qrob bje @tater,en oud istR
wogeiI; bic III ail.sunItismU5 EeiecuotE, sic Setts
ldQeriesu, Sic Ger!riYpetttIt, eis ~aic1u6jeH, Die an
&ruralqja cosr Gunertu RrGuthctteu IcIoeu, UcJDcH o1.rb
Die 1,uoeHauaG non Naopap'a jtceog 1tel5ei ou3ea3t'ds
ltde E@iHosruu5 ilHae1.
gtiercn@ G~n3iuomq, 8IaIeneGut3U1ouug
Neutrality-suspicious., 2uHgencon9cition.
NnI5lej0ca, &t6embci0ncrbeu, 6erSs
tlopitn, GjpbtbcyiG, 6Ditcyjide 2htz
idle. ErdWnc, &otayr6, SuilUeu5d, Gopfz
?peb, 19abnihmcr3cn, gierpeniue6, Sl6cus
mati5mu6, Njtftuc6, 8ruitldmcr5en,
3iifenid}mcr3cn, Gilic0tr>G uetihUngcn
u1o e2}critauhun8en, talte5 6ieber,
Sd2iittclfroft.
Gie lnmcnoung nom @eo6p IeIisi Gu BEN ~Iei6enoen
Tbeilen ucri4aiIt ougcnblidtihe yiuocrrrg oScr @rlctdz
terttn9.
Gr5ibig Bis Iediia Gro7feu i'll Elm @la5 @oITcr betIeu
in peni9eu @ugtu5liGeU Grdu1pic, NtG9cui0lrc, Sooz
trcnucu, bili6ies &opimc5, Giorrboe, 9tubr, Soltf,
GtdhuRgcu uro uuc iuucriIGeH : 6mtr5en.
Netieubc ~iottcn INNER cine Sl0idc uon TnotuG0'S
GeaOG Ieiief BEL ih troacn. 8eHjgc Gropicn bopor,
i'll &SoNcr gotham, berQeu Glen Grdutbcitrn ooer geioer,
HE ous BEN Ge6r0u0 uusep55ticn IrintmaIcrs ents
ipringeu, uor. tvs lit eiu tcicrcr Stiluul0nt, ais
SfrdnSbrduutpeiu e0er &'jttCriduup5.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-21
Uiuen solar Die I1aT6e
S~9a0waw'a regtsItreWoe 1turn
NQIltQumeue Fur9au3en, IlnDern0e Nb@
fjibrmIttel, mirfeu obne Shmer3,
tets 5ltDerlQBig unD uatirIid.

~~ANt|A"t'+tNtS ~ 5Eib0NitE AltbOtIlIUtZ XIV
TIhtItlttel, mlrfen obne G6mer3,
tets 5ltperIQBig uuD natiirIih.
Gin uesetabiIt1Ges @r1asnt5tteE far GaIpmeI,
o0S mpG6tige GeberS unb Mfagenz
6cIlmItteL.
@3ai9 o5us 9etgcdmae. elegant nil iuBem 6ari oIoz
Stsde,t. ''' '18'''S'" O'S''
SG0wa1'S Dtaeu cur 6etLuug ouer gtagenz, Qe6e1z,
@~toirmse, a'teIens nHo 5lalenlethcr. orDeHtrdnfbeiteu
Sppi ueb, @dTtleibtgteit, 8eTItnpfurq, lIuperoaulidfeit
Spsgfpijt, GoUsuIeibeH, TIe6er, Observation-Disclosures
- ihoJrhotoeH uno daer St6ruHgeI Der .GinqereiDc,
1,eiH 9e9eiQattz 9, FsIre >pur ooH 9terfnr, @tIucraIieH
oNer idldsIideu GroQNeU.
gidu 1sa9te icIgshoe Gpmptome DON. RrauTbe::.
ten ocr &croaatt96oTGQue: &tritopiuuq, iuuerIids
N6merTboi&cH. EiuiludGnna mad benz 6upic, E.Iure i'm
alnqeu, ucbclEcii. : oobrcnncH, GJtI DOR Dem Tlcu, gRa4
afunrii4ftH, ioure5 2%tuitoReH, iiuteHoe oocr beJcu6c V1nz
pitHoHH9 i'll aer 1tagenq1ube, idwimuteHo,3 Eetdht bcs
Ropie4, NibCmloTgttt mo NibenIbeidbmeroeH, Ic5eu 0cs
.NcrSeH3, crjtidenoe5 CefIbI bejM YicgeH, 6tedeu oecr
SSlore uor eeu Nugeu, Tjeber mo oulnpie SdIuer;eu i'm
8opie, Dtangei an @iH5oiinitlna, gelbe5 Yu5icbeu Der
pant uHo Der Na9eH. 1cltenitcdcH, Sd]merien in Der
@rait unb in ben Giicberu, pI6eIi9e NnmatlIH4 nom
0ise, greuucH peS TIeiidc5.
Giniee Dozen pom ID . map'SGtIIeu meroeu
ben 6orper uon alien oben9enoHuitH Nrant9eiten be-
grcis, e5 Gents ole saadtel.
Gef NpOtJefern 3t D0beu.
Man Ieie: DQ8 a + + unb TaGi6."
Dian idide cine 8riefmarfe al Ga6ma0
& 60, 0to. 81 g9arrcus, G6c Der G5ur6
Ctr. SEEN Uort.
w- 9%eIsbring, Fanieu6e uon Dollars mertb Uirb
ia lit 5aseididi Derotn.
En oas ItubIifum.
eS fam feine heiiere 8urautie fHr ben gSertb uou Sr.
Ga6wap'5 ldHgit auertanHten ii. u. d. 6ciluiiteIn auiz
9epieien pcroer, aIs ne cieuoer nu5 ~nueloien @iu6z
obmun9en %bericlbsr. G3 gicbt ialidc sJteiotuents".
.95elie5" anS rEi15". &srluuqt ia uur %0tobmap unb
odrst 0araui, oaB Der Same .~Jtabpnp" id AMI benz gss
touiten Allifel beiiHoel
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-21
RAILWAYS
SarSaDariNian ReSOIyGnt:

Gbroniide Sautfrontbetteu, Gnoteniro6, b6ie Gdfte i'm
Mtui, i~froiul0ie 9ronibsiten, ubJer pbCr naturpibrigar
Stuhlgaug, GDpbilis uuD GCneTie>Tt eberI1unpeE, dIoz
niids ODER Cltc C'eidpurc, SGlsAuG, GnSIiide EraHfs
belt, peiBe GcidUulite, @~rinotopf, Geborntutterleiheu,
&rebs, ITireuIdmeGlnuqer1 &uoteu, NbieFriIng un2
GD5ptpiie. troutidgr yibeuwattsmI5 IND @tdt, Nierenz
CRIES IND &ldieEiteir, SdIUjubiuGt, fo1oie Nbarten peI
nbtgcu %etoen, oeHen 3UDttlen %belonpere E01ne1 bc'5e@
te5t DCToeu-
G&lr beldupten, poG inter oen 6e@faruten NittteIn Feing
triuirt, utIdcs iolde 6ttltToft geceIt Die { Gtdnfbeiten
ttuCTt0flg DON GTduo cIt5 uno tTHot bic belddotctcn
Sletle Wicoer IN gejunoct 3uitaup- Gem Sdpinoen
ot5 6orpers piro Ginbdlt gttbaH uuo bCTi GIGoni5ulu3
~nciuubcS SIut qeIieieTt, Gus peIdCm bic E6rptrbetQnbz
iFetts i'd ueI biibei- EG5 lit BIC critic IegutiIgnos Erait
Oou jtabm0p's GcioIuent.
ESeHu Ter &ToGHlsmu5 pur1 teforceTtea gueTzCI+up
GlGegrifen 81, rno Gucd6lber, U4er deerbe GubIin1ctc,
bic Nd III zen &updeHl GeIentet Ii. ~ Q~n9eb0uit ha5er,
SHohenfrdB, Sugtflde Rrdutbeit, MISUNDERSTANDING
muugeII, &eroTibuT0en, TeiBe GEid Dilite, 6r0tnpfooerq
II. s. n. peruriotlen, ibofft ne Sori0paTiIG Itne 9tbIdces
ruugen binDe8 I'M mer;t ran GroufbsttsItOfi aus oer
&0rUtr aus
@Seun 0tticui9er, ustte bieIe @rseneien sur 6etIun3
d%ronildbsrs icroiul6ier ooer ippbiIttiiter 6rorttEeitet
GcbtdHdeH, i6aeu, caE, ptc tQHaidul and GUe 6eiIunc
leir mag, 'br OlgeTaeiues N~tfupeu Ed 5eiitrt, ihr Slcii3
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-21
gdlaI0}iafen.

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miro IN IS bis 20 Tutut5u ou1b Tdondp'5 &tapp
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-21
s ii ge n.

Ifit Ser fIiegeilben @iIe bes GrpreBsu9eS
reiite Wtarianne Stern ilt Segltitillty beS
6errn 6enrp bon @onttar rtdh SrolttreiUL.
Seibe iparen Srauer1tbe, 8eioe trteb c5,
lpenigitenS Die iterbli0en 9tefte oct @eIieb5
ten nod etnnaL su leben urto ant IDbtenz
bett DoS @eliibbe Der 8crgeIlung obsltlcz
gen. Sa, AUDI Df~arianne, Sic ionlt 10 9tez
1tgnlrte, ipar ipte BON einem nelcn @eiite
ertullt: eth btttereS 6aBz unb Go6egefIbG
begann III tDr lt6 gelte1b gu maden.
SDre Solrt naG Dem ferllen Sii6en
tpuroe plOBli6 utterbro6en, fte trafen alf
elmer Citation Der 6auptbabn Baris= Or
leans ben GedtsanlpaIt SriebriG Sem
ner.
6err bon @onnar ipraug aus 6etn
@otpe, NIT fiebertider t6dft foIgte Dtari7
anne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-30
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Reporiei by JOHN Il DAVIS & Co, II MalL.a.
MONDAY, Jan. 2o-P. M.

MONDAY. Jan. 29-P. NJ
The stock speculation to-day was cratic and
neither bulls nor bears" have reason to COM
plain that the fluctuations did not offer more than
usual opportunities for the turning of an honest
penny" At the opening of business the first
figures generally were better than Saturdays last
prices, but the striking feature was the varied
orders which we're present in Denver and Rio
drande stock. When the chairman's gavel fell at
lO o'clock there were simultaneously bids made for
Denver and Rio Grande stock each of tie quotabe
fractions from 4Ss4 to 60 and it would be difficult
to establish as matter of fact ut what price tho
hrst sale OF the stock was made; tho
running sales. however. as they were reported
on the telegraphio tape, were fron 4S3 up to 5Ol2
later there was decline to 40, and after that
the stock attracted more attentiOn-if it did as
much-than some other stocks, although 10 again
sold up to 50140497s and the recorded transactions
amounted to $4,000 shares, or more than 0ne-ffth
Of he days total business in all stocks. Following
the opening there was n decline for the general
market, ranging from q to 2 per cent. The latter
was in Northwestern, which sold down to 1870.
Subsequently prices were lifted by main strength
they slipped off frequently, but in the last half
hour the upward movement was pushed with no
lack of vigor At the very end there was some re-
action, but the whole market closed strong at iig-
ures which are materially higher than Saturdays
last prices.
Government bonds quiet all the transact
tons at the boards were IN the As and 4l2s. The
bids for the 3s and 3l2s advanced Is per cent
and for the 42s ls per cent lower. Annexed
the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-30

OFTIcR OF THE
STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MIMIC Coz
SAN FHAScIsCo, Jan. 20 1883. !
rI1HE FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING of the
OF named Company for the cleo
on and the transaction Of snoh other ou
ness may DO presented viii DO held on MoNDA1 fep
Monday In February at O'Clock on that
day al the OF the Company, Room No 20. Nevada
E,,ck Montgomery at. san Francisco. cal Trans
closed In NewYork January ~. 1888
aud in san Francisco Thursday, February ], 1888
~ WILLIAM WILLIE Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-30

NLw.ESGLASD GOLD AND sLyER(
MINING COMPANY.
vJNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
holders Of this for the election O. Trustees for
No. SAG broadway, NowYorf on Tuesday, January 80.
1883 IL O'Clock Transfer books viii close January
22 and reopen January 80 1883. +. NICHOLS Secy.
Dated New. York, January II, 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-30
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN Francisco Monday. Jan. 20. 1881
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

CALICO, Cal. JAN @9.-The bullion product Of
the bonanza King Consolidated Mining Company.
of Providence Cal, for the week ending January
20 was Ii, 400 ounces. -
IL Is reported that large lead mines have been dis
covered in Timber Mountains, 100 miles north OF
Providence.
Bullion valued at $li.55S s3 was received in this
city yesterday from the mines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-30
MINES AND MINING.

MONDAY Jan. 29-P. ".
The mining stock markets to-day generally were
depressed; but there were few bright spots. Iron
Silver rose to $50 and Green Mountain was firm at
30 cents Robinson declined TO 1.1O0l.1 and
Sierra Grande broke from $50 TO 2.15. Chrysolite
was weaker at 1.50 The Comstocks were dull ana
lower
SALES AT THE MINING EXCHANGES.