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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-04-21
Mu8 Cuba.

Sapanna, 20. 4pril. - Die @iIeu-
tpaarenbGubler Bebraia g. Blauella mabteu
Dor 6ur3em Sanferott, uub bebe @ompag.
mons fino jett burdgebranut, .uadbem man
entbedt bat, oaB iie peri9iebene SGti9uugeu
uno Betriigereten begangen babeu. Sbre
Yaliipa betragen $780, 900. - Se6s Regie.
rungsbeamte itnb auf ben Serbadt bin uer,
baftet tpOrben, an benz fiir3liden Diebftable
ben StempelH unb Stempelpapier aus ben
&esierungssepOlben betbeiligt sstpeieu ;u
feirr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-04-21
@iue fsreitbare Neatsaslehrte,

MiIpaufee, @tac., 90. april. -&at
6ane, bic etnitse hteIige Iouotatin, mari
heute Sornttttag i'm @riminalgeridte Oen
&tdter RaGurp elm @las 8aIier ins Sc.
fidt uRS purbe nm $50 geffraft. sic BE-
hauptet, Der Gidter babe iie beleibigt, pet'
CERT fid abr, rlttjutbetlen, rpelder Irt bic
Seleibignug mar. Sic lit entidlOfien, Die
@elbbube nidlt gu beaablen, unb ptrb it9
ms @efdugniB ittdeu laiien, i'm Safe itd
Sreunbe nidt in's Rittel legeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-04-21
Maeete Sennicfe aufeefunS en-.

Wftlru autee, gSisc., 90. April. - Oas
@ebeirnnib, neldes bas SerI6minben Der
ileiueu Naggie 9ennide umgab, TT enoltd
geloft. Die .9etdle bes Ndb1ens nurbe beute
I'm Sluiie nabe benz See aufsefuuben. Die
uebsrrefte ftnb fart uerweif, allein bic 8lets
Der ttno nur tuenig beidabtgt unb bic 0etde
1T auBer alien 3neifel ibenttfi,trt noroen.
0tan oerulutbet, ba6 iNdggte BON elmer
gSerfte fiel unb in ibrem Eo6esfampfe fid3
on irgenb einem @egenftanbe ami 8obeu beS
6lnfies feitflamnlerte, 70 bab tbre 9ei6e nift
auf Die Sberfdde ftsiseu tOnnte. Ste mar
Elm fir ibr Glter iebr fart eutpifeltes Rtuo,
uno ibre SHUTTER siaubt, baB ibr f0rperIider
3uftanb 81 elmer @eiftesf0rnng fiibrte, In
eeren Sslge ite auf benz Seimpege auf bic
gBerfte sertetb uub in's @afier ffiir,te. Die
Gnnabme, bab oas Wdbden entfiibrt purbe,
peranlabte eineu amateurs 9eteftip, mebrere
Yerioneu In Nebrasfa psrbaiteu su laiIeu,
unb bic 0esteren baben nun ben Detetttu
geri6tlid belangt. 9as rdthIelbafte Ser
idpinOeu bes Wdbdens erregte ieiner 9sit
aroBes aufieben in alien Sbetlen Der Ser.
(oStnnteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-04-21
Der 0elbmarft.

Retu . Yort, 90. Gprtt. - 6orqenS.s
finb bic SdluBnOtirungen: @elo 6tad)te
59-9 PrO8ent un0 ifloB gu 2 Bro,eut. =
Sterltngz&ediel 4.S24 - 4.83 auf ied)s;ta
Gage, 4.854-4.S54, auf Sidt. - Sunbess
Cbltgottonen: meme SsprO3. 103t perlaugerte
Sinner 1O3, 45sproi. 113! unb 4spro3enttge
119$.-Gttten: aOams' grpres 1873, Sem
trGI.Yacifc 1T, @bei & Ohio 21t, @rte 37s,
90. Yrior. 81, GATE Sbore 1928, rs. Sen,
tral 765, ROrtb gBefern 1856, DO. Brior.
1921, HsY. Central 1861, Bittsburg 134,
Gfeabtng SGT, 8ods SsIan6 1874, l1utOnsPa
cific 98g, 8efern-lIntou SO. - lluteridab,
umtss8tlau3: 9artgelb $121, ,627,214, Gouz
rant 81, ,235, 1865.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-04-21
Nhipp6.

YbiGabeGpbia, 90. Gpril. - Die
grgumeute be,iglid Der antrdse auf Gift
rung Der Nntlageu gegen Guts y. Bbipps,
ben als 6dlidsr uuo Setriiger 'ausstlagten
ebemaligen Supertntenoenten oes bteigen
armenbauies, nahuteu beute i'm vGourt Of
Quarter Selfions" tbren anfaug.
Die Arguneuts uabmeu bic gan,e beutige
@eridtsftung tn 4niprudl. NadSem iie
beenbet tparen, bsbielt iid ber S1t9ter Die
GutiC1etbuun bpr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-04-21
gelbftmprS cineS areiIen
Burners.

Bloomington, SGS., 90. april. -
gilbert 9elm, so Sabre alt uuo bas Gltefte
Iittglteb bes bteiigeu DSurnoeretus," bat
beute SelhtmorO begangen, inbem er fi9
nit Worpbium Uergiitets. @r mar tufolge
ietnes Glters iebr 8ebredltd uub fait uOus
bI;ph
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-04-21
Gin brennenSes aOblenbera,perf.

Yttt8ptlle, Bennf., 20. Qpril. = Sn
ben 3Oblenbergmertsn Der rBbtlabelp6ta g.
01eabing, Goal s. Srou-@Omp." in 2cculOale
purbe bereits Dor 3pet Sabren 6euer ents
oeft, obue bnb mon ieitbem i'm Stanbe gez
peieu if, baHelbe gu l0iden. Gle Oagegeu
angewanoten Wttttsl baben fiI, nie Iib In
bielen Sagen berausgeftellt bot, ais fru6tlos
erpieIeu. @erabe bort, no man glaubte,
bes Seuers am befieu Serr genuroen III leiu,
iif e8 BON Neuem ausgebro9en. aQerotug8
1T Der Sranb porldufig nod BON tetner aroz
Zen 8ebeutuug. beHn bic arbett in Dem be-
trrfienben &oblsnbergmerte, oas 400 WGn.
uer unb 8nabsn tn Sbdti9tett bdlt, mir6
hnhurdl mint oPffnrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-04-21
Selbffmprb etues Ranfflers.

@btcogo, 20. Qpru. - gbparO Sump
ein ercentrtider &iinftler un6 Sarttatureu
3eidner, iugte fid beute etue 8ugeI ourd Der
8opf uno bradte ftf cine t0Otlthe @uHOt
bet. gs perluutet, bab er sur 3ett Der Cha
betrunfeu mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-04-21
Cine Srau, bic ibr Sausreht
tpabrt.

Mtiioula, Mont., 90. Gpril. - Nrau
g8. s. Stspbens, Satin eines &tdters, er.
idob tn pergaugeuer Nadt etnen Ranu,
Namens Smitb, pelfer bnrd ein sseufter
tn ibr Sdlafsimmer eiusubringeu periud5ts.
Ridter Stepbeus mar sur i3eit perrett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-04-21
2m Snne nerhrnnnt.

ct. Spbn, N.s8., 20. Qprtl. - 2ouiie
SugerIOl nur6e beute gu 8OoOmaro's @Oue
au EObe oerbrannt. Gin S4ett 9ol}, rueldeS
ite hets genladt, I'M tbr 8ett ;u grpdrmeu,
entslnbete iid urO iegte bGs Sett5eug in
Glanrnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-04-21
GrdsIid,e TGmilientraa6Sie.

uttcu, Snb., 20. aprtl. - Sin Salt
breunsr, Namens gemiS, eri4lug beute ietn
fleiues 8inO nit etnem &nippeI uub bra6te
banu ietner 6rau nit etner 4rt t0otlt9e
SerlebRugen bet. Ser Serbreder mar ;ur
3eit betrunfeu. @r tpurbe perbaftet uub
in's 9efGnQnif III SefierIouptle debrotlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-04-21

80 @ ic geuteBtman oa82ebeu?
giiemanO fam ohne @ciunobett I'D, bes
2ebCns freuen. Sulte Gid nm ieOen Breis oes
iunb! Sin in grOBem llmfange berrIdenSes
Geisen itnb yeberbeidlmerSeu. gSie eleno fino
tbre Spfer Sopfueb, ScrOauuRgsz zlluorbnuuz
gen, @ulligteit, 0iugsnidure, 8erifOpfuna,
9nSpepiie, SeitenidmerSen, 6u,tlopfen unS
anoere Yein itno ibre 8egleiter. ,6alte DID
burd 9nmenbung BON Sance'8 5Qffaz
pdrtllenz Yilleu bon 0teem llebel frei
3ieie Biuen balten bonn SDIteme ale Sranfz
belt fern. lInreiues glut ldBt Fd relutgcn,
@eiAntre, punoe Steuen, Bliithen unO ans
bue SoutaueidlG9e lafen itd1 eutferuen, Der
Saut lam Elm Hares unO geiunbeS &uSisbtH
oerlieben merben, lpenn man bic Billen in Sc
brnud ntmmt. giemano mag nit ielnen
giieren Srubel befommen. Dtan nenoe bic
8illen an. Gie mirleu bel SrauenbelhperGen
mOhltbdtig; in Der Shat aiebt e5 tpenig 9eloen,
tpeld,s bieie @illen ni6t heilen ooer nInoescrs
ltnbern. Somit ionten Alle, rpeld]e ftt srapt-
belt bonn 2cibe 81 halten ipitniden, ME slHe
cine Sdahtd Sdnce'l lher Safiapartllen>Bhlen
iein. Breis 25 @ts. 3u bobeu bel 9 et5 ..
Sance SIR. 108, 8eit~ 8alttmoreltr. P5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-04-21
9a8 Nrpbibitip Mmenb ement in
Gptpd.

Dubuque, Sa., 20. April. - Das
Obergeridt ipirb morger ieine gntldeibuug
iiber bie 8edtsfrdftisfett oes Brobibttip.
gmenbements abssben. Babrideinlid uirb
bic gntideibung NIT ber friiberen iibereins
fiimmen, reip. gegen bas Gmeuoement aus
fallen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-04-21
Geaen ba8 .Ereaten.

Sarrtsburg, Bsuni., 20. 4pril. -
Der Staatsienat paiiirte bsute eine Bin,
pelde allen Berionen perbietet, anbere Ber.
lonsn NIT Betu, Ster ober Sptrituoieu 3u
traftiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-04-21
Gin siebifAer Npffmeiffer

Fremont, O., 90. april. Gin Def,tt'
BON $4,000 III tn ben 8sdnuugeu bes biefis
geu Bofimetffers SEQ. s. Rrebs entoedft
porben. glau bat S9ritts sstrofisu, um
istue Gbiesuug su ertptrteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-04-21
Wleine Serreu unb Dameu !

Ele Seints ntsgerunitaItungen pie Sinnen, Spmnters
iprpiien, 2ebertsde iberfii9s Saars ui,b Runseln
perbsn au bic 9auer entfernt un6 Jeint, Saare unS
Sdnee unsebin9t bsri6Dnert inb auf Sabre binaus
bsritinst hnr9 Or. 9. Ban Dpd, Rr. 7OS, IL.
2trase. sBafbinstpn. .. 6. aarn man ni5t per.
iDnIid boriprsden, 70 ienbe man eine 8ei6reibuns
ieines SALES nsbft brei Sreimarten fir bic @utpprt
etn. (Ssnr 70 3Nte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-04-21
Sine Nduberbanbe auf9eboben.

go rtp i'd, Conn.,, 30. aprtl. - Silfss
Shertff Rogers uerbaftete geiteru Sobu 3.
yfelan, g8tutam Ruiisa unb Subn NeOin
unter Der Inflage, baB ite &aufldoeu tn bic.
Ter Stabt unS in benafbarten SrtI6afteu
beraubt bdtteu. 9fufell legte elm @etdnbs
ntB ab unb fiibrte ben 8enmten mad etnem
leerftebenben Saufe, bem SammeGpuutt Der
0iebe, uuo BON bort In ben @alb, no ge.
ftoblene @egenffanbe ilu g8ertbe pOn $500
inter Steiuen uerffedt tparen. ytolan pHr6e
ben Seb6rbeu BON ietnsm Sater ausgeliefert.
Die lugenbItden 9tebe tpuren gut batuafuet
nnb hatten bic Nbftdt, eine poblorganitrte
SiPhPShnrAP .u hiIApu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-04-21
SermiibteS.

Sic heutise Steuer gtuuabme brtrug
$2S7, ,919 unb ote 5Oletnnabme $534,1l
Sur Gtnl0iung beftinmte gtational,8auf@
noteu im Setraae BON $552,000 liefeu
beAte i'm Sdaeamte Elm.
gluf 9lnorbnuug beS Generals 6l;en, be8
Chefs ees Stgnaloteuites, tuerben Die Betz
terbeoba6tungss Stattonen in Weii.SnOten
AM 30. .. gits. gedlOfeH, neil Der @OugreB
fetne SerniIltgurg fir bieielben uotirte.
SIM Steruroutens Broseiie ieste Auualt
6err beute fetn argument fir Die 9tegierung
fort, o5ne oaiielBe ;u pollenoen.
Brof. Satro erflGrt, baB Der gaH3e Berluif
an ben Sur misunderstanding gelaubteH
@egenfauoen uur ans etntgen SOOteu uno
anberen nid]t ionoerlid pertbOOQen 9egcuz
ftGnSeu, bte auf Def bes @ampfer8 inter-
gebradt paren uuO i'm engIiideu aanaI iiber
Soro gei6wemmt nurbeu, beitebe.
Dtebi3inaI Director s. s. Palmer Uuu
Der Slotte ltegt am Sterben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-04-21

nm 0r.6balmers' 2eiltl,nIil.si1I. M! giSTH 35IlI
9sspspfs, Saucs's &nOOraySqTapn g;aI[% nniisn f
item snS gridItnng Sunc's SailapGElnap'IiSInr I, iIr
San @sre,s1 %sp,s' Sances Stn Saar BsO4Geiier,
Sancs,s 81 @bcunatismusse einimsnt - q auSS SS.s ~
Sabsn bei Setb 9. 9ance, gr. lOg, S.s SS'''
Baltimore eStrabe. l'Ol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-04-21
aus Der SunbesbauptffaSt.
Die safTenrcpifipn i'm gdaeamte

g8aibiugtou, 20. Gpril. - Das bonn
SdusamtsietretGr eiussieste @onite 3ur
8feutfiou Der Bidder, 9elber uub 8ertbpu'
ptere TN Sdasamt but beute ietHe 4rbetteu
oollenbet. 9te SteutfioH tpurbe ungeprbuet,
neil tie Gerwultuus bss Sdasumts aus
BEN Sdnoen bes oormalisen S4abmetfers
@tlilun in bieieuigen ietnss gtudfolaers,
bss Srn. 8pmau, iibergebt. Das @Omtte
fano folgenoen BQarbeifanb:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-04-21
1G 3ur 6eiI1Hg pom 2sber lei

B9 3ur 6eilung pom Ssptr lsI>
ben, galigsn anidacn, SOpfpsb, 2eiten- EIO ~
9aidenI6mer3, tranfem gtngsn, S9nnSa, Sa
Sdwdfe Der gebfraft, gtsr0euittpade. ap'
petitlOf9teit, Gerftopilug, 39SpePs, S.O'nm ,,,,S
Der yiereuthdtisEeit, n1retnem S'ats S'S a
6rauenfrunibeiten gebrduhe man 2 M Sr.;s
SaiiapartllensSlutP P.t'S ts
25 @ts. Sic g6uatsl. gu hG9saa @.,.;y 9st ,nrs,
9. Sance, gtr. 1885, @sI''0"I1t5g.gS' 1s5"S
/ Strose. w
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nSp 6ouce'8 @QiiQpQrilfs, til

~ Sauce's Saiiupurilft, Elm
mebiainife Wiiidung BON 9on6uraiE SaHaz
parilla, Quuiatbol;, Slettenwuriel, Sa6afrHs,
SobzSall IL. {. 10. Sn oieiem Brdrcrate ntro
man cine Der beEen llmifimmunes> ultS Rets
nlgunQsz zNii6uugen, Die oem gaSIitum oors
liegen, fnosu. @s if in QuartTafeH geilut
unS zines Der btlligften, tpie oer beiten Brapa>
rate nit Saiiapartlla uls SaurtgrHnSla9e, oH
ie 6em Bublifum OfIerirt por0sn. User le an
Rbeumatismus, 9eberbei6psrben, Roe, Qanta
tranfbeiten bes 8lutes u. I. 10. leibst, loate
bieies Mittel rueniaftens prObiren. BTeIS 81
Die Slaide. 8ei Setb 9. 9ance N'
108, @elt. SaItimorezS zSrnbe, 3u baben. l39-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-04-21
Getegrap6tfde 9eYefGett.

(Bsri&te Der ,,Gfioeiirten gree fur ben ..Ssf9er
Gorrsippnbenten.
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8u5ommen. ..... s75,41O,21s

s1u1GnIen. 80
giaGl etntgen &agen mirS Der Shaba1ltSs
Gcfretdr eiuen betaiuirten 8ertht iiber Die
6euiIou erbalten. Die GiepiloH BAT eiusH
lleberiGuB BON brei Gents ergebeu.
Gins unr Mgsfubrs gtdtiffif.
9aut SeriGten 6es itatifii6eu Siireuu's
betrug Der gSert6 Der &usfubr bon 6tetias
tuaareh Gulg unS WttlderetsYrOoutten i'm
lebten Dtarj $9,941, 425, i'm Rdr; 1892
$7,903, 329, in Oen am 81. Ndri 1888 uerz
flofIenen 3 @lOuatan $30,050, ,3O3, in ben
entipredeuoen 0iOnateH bes Oorbergebsns
ben Sabres $50, 440, 900. Die ausfubr BON
8Istidmaaren unb 3als in ben am 81, Rar3
.. S. uerfOfienan Wonateu beltef it6 uuf
SAG, 143, ,021 uu6 in ben namltden WtOnas
ten beS Uorbergebenben Sistaliabres auf
$49, 103,255. Sn ben um 81. UtGr3 D. S.
uerfri6eueu II Wonaten puroen Wilderetz
ProOufte i'm gSerthe bon $12, 2,093,972 erz
pOrttrt, segsu $17456,313 in ben an 81.
WGrs 1882 perfirjdleneu II Wonqtsz.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-04-21

GSF &tnbern, tuenn Sieielben an Br6uue
unb &eudbufen leibeu, gew6breu bic lin.
Sernben gtgenidaften bes U1ttteIs oroseu
g3nteu. gei allen apotbetern 3u buben.
g. q. Grittentcu, gtssutbHmsr,
RensYorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-04-21

Sta brib, 20. Gpril. - Su Der gefrigeu
6abiuetsfsuug purbe oarlbsr beratbsu, Oh
bel Der ameritauii9en 4ssieruug bic 5rase
Der Reouttton Der 50lle auf mefftnbtideu
Suder ongeregt uerben iolle. SIM Senat
uurbs geferu Der Boridlag seuadt, baB bi.
8esierune ernfflid beuiiibt fetn iollte, etnen
Sanbelsuertrag nit ben Ser. Staater ab3u>
i4lieBtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-04-21

Gs bsiIt arlsSufen, @rtdItunsen, atbmunss.
befbWsrSsn. pals, suftr6brens unS eunsen.
Iriten.
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feucr IN SdnlblIrl
W9arFt un1 Sprie.

2tberpool, 90. &prtl 1880 Nudm.-
8annlmolle : Wtttteliorte Sberldu1er So,
Oo.NepsSrleuns 11l16. 9teSertdufe betrus
gen 10000 Galleu, SpetulatiOn mo &u8s
fub. 1000, 3ufuBr 15,4O9, barHn.er $3.50
ameritaniide.
2oubon, 20. aprtI. - Ser. Staaten
SbltgntiOnen: 4spro3. 1913, Ditto 4Ispro,.
1164, 10. OcrIdugerte 5spro3 1O54.-A. s. g..
gG. 534, 90. 2. 144, Grie 38&, 90. 2. 1Ott,
N..Y. Central 1870, Sus. Central 1903 I,
Semi. Central G6, 0feabtng "8s, Ontario
gReferH 2Gt, Wtlmautee ct. Paul @onmOu
1CcI gPpriFnuiIhp 1889
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-13
DETROIT. Sept. Il.

DETROIT. Sent. L.
WHEAT-WeaE; cash and September
$107H; October. $l.O7B; November $I.0ei
No. 2 Rec, ,$l.0S1z.
CoRN-Strong; No. cash. soc bid
OATs-StrOngs No. " h.tc, aO1se.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-13
Twists and TWinges.

my brelhren.n shouted DR.. Talmage one bright
autumnal Sunday, "here is a lesson from the corn
field. God has arranged that the ear and the husk
shall be parted Every rheumatic pain is but a
thrust of the hnskingpeg, and every neuralgia
twinge is only twist of the husker''
Possibly; but nobody wants to be husked, for
all that, and nature teaches rs TO resist the pro
cess Therefore, we accept with gratitude what
ever helps us to suppress those very twists and
t3inges.
From his pleasant home, Greenmount, near
Sing Sing, N Y, NJ Alfred Baer. French gen
tleman, writes
Il have suffered almost ntolerable torments
Gus remedies which have tried, none benefited
me. But PARKEn's Tonic gave me great satisfac-
ton. / certify with pleasure that it restored my
health. You are welcome TO pablish this and use
my name"
| Messrs Hiscox & Co.. call especial attention to
the fact thar this preparation, which has been
! known as PARKER's GINGER Tonic, will hereafter
| be advertised and sold simply under the name OF
| FARKER's Tonic. AS unprincipaled dealers are
constantly deceyinR their customers by snbst1tnt-
| ing inferior preparations under the name OF GIN
ger and as ginger is really an nnimportant lngre-
| dent, we drop the misleading word.
There Is no change, however, in the preparation
4 ITSELF and all bottles remaining in the hands OF
| dealers wrapped under the name of Parker's Gin
| ger Tonic contain the genuine medicine if the
facsimile signature of HIsc0x Il Co. is at the bot
tom of the outside wrapper.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-13
THE MARKETS.
Flour, Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. Sept. IL
FLoUR-Steady and unchanged. New Win
tiers, $525D5.75; Winter Wheat Flours, 5000
600; Spring, S450Q5.5Q, and low grades, $3.50
0375 Rye Flour dull at s.. 5.l5G335 IN bar
rels; $500 in sacks.
WHEAT-Active, but weaker No. Spring,
S5S S@qUe; No. B. s50s6hc; No. Red, $1.GA;
new No. Red, &c; new Rejected Red, size;
No. 2 Wheat seller October, 97lSG9sc; No
vember. g01sG99Bc.
CORN-Prices ruled higher. No. in good
demand at 5lhQ5l9sc cash; 50tzQD5lbc seller
September; 50Ag525sc seller October, $40
51nc seller November, and 4S1 0499sc seller
the year. High Mixed fairly active at 5lS0
SIC. Rejected in fair demand at 4SG4SHc
OATs-Prices easier. No. fairly active at
270271sc cash; 28x021hc seller September;
27k02TSc seller October; 28G2Szc seller No
yember, and 263sG27c seller the year Re-
1ected, quiet.
RYE-Cash unchanged, but futures little
better. No. cash, 57Ae; seller September,
b7hc; October, 5Sc; November, 5a06Oc.
tember and October, G0c; November, Gle.
MESS PoRK-Prices ruled easter, ranging
at $11.l50ll.25 cash and seller September;
Sll l71s6lll 50 seller October; Sll1iH@lI25 p
and Sll. .60t1l.e0 seller January.
LARD-Demand active, but prices ruled
September; $80UGS l21s seller October; 81 "
97.95 seller November; $7s6D7.90 seller the
year, and $7.921a@8,0 ,02t4 seller January.
BUTTER--Niarket firm. Creamery, good to
TduCy, <z4DSots DuiFy, kDUu 10 fancy, iNH~Uc
CHEEsE-Market quiet. Full Cream Ched
dar, good to prime, s13010c; SKINNED Ched
dar 5lG6c.
EddS-Market firm at I90a0c for fresh
New YORK, Sept IL.
FLoUR-Dul and heavy, and in some cases
| O shade lower.
wHEAr-- As1Sc lower; variable and Isregs1
| lar; very moderate business, mainly In op
| tons; No. White nominal; No = Red Sep
| tember, $l.Hh0lH Has; October, 81 l5A al. .l61s
| November, SLIT b@l.1Sh; December, $l.l9x
| 0120A. January, $l.22.
| CoRN-Opened &c lower, but afterwards
reacted A05c; trade quiet; Mixed Western
| spot 606aB41zc; future, 6l4@644c.
| OATs-h0hc lower; Western, S14 t9c.
| Professionalism dull and weak; New Ex
| ira, $l2 500 1900. Pork dull and heavy; spo
| New Mess, $l3O0 Lard unsettled and lower
| steam-reudered, $3.50.
| BUTTER-Firm and quiet; western, SGe5c
| Pennsylvania Creamery, pc
CHEESE-Dull at l011Olsc.
EGGS-Western i1rn at 2a3dD23lsc.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-13

TOLEDO, o., Sept. L.
wHEAT-Firm and active. No. I White,
$l.IO; No. 2 do, 94c; No Red cash or Sep
tember, $l.06Aa October, $l.0S; November,
No. Red, 19c; No. Red, J3i2c; Rejected,
elc.
CoRN-Easier, but active; No. 2 cash, Oc-
tober or November, 54c; year, soc; January,
5ISc; Rejected, SIC; No Grade. 501sc.
OATs-Firm and good business. No. 2
White, sic: No. 2 cash or September, 2S2zc;
October, 29Lc; November, Soc; December,
30Ac
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-13
Governor Hendricks Speaks in Iowa.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia, Sept, IL.
Governor Hendricks, Of Indiana, addressed
several thousand people here Tuesday in the
interest of the Democracy of the State. He
spoke at length on the tariff question, Ma
tional affairs generally, and the political is
sues in Iowa. He denounced prohibition
as a move to confscate the property OF
brewers and liquor dealers, and claimed II
would never operate. He said Mr.. Tilden
is not a candidate for President, and did moi
Think he would be. The speech was .
sW5ng ode thrQughont ---
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-13
A BlackmaiIing Scheme Frustrated.

UNION CITY, Pa, Sept. Ii.
The scheme of the two FennO brothers
and Henry Marshall to blackmail Ezra
Cooper, banker Of this city, collapsed
Tuesday, the courts decreeing that they
must pay the costs of prosecution. The
trio alleged Ithat they had been hired by
Mrs. Cooper to secure for her sufficient eyi
dence upon which she might procure a di-
vorce, and claimed to have seen MIR. Cooper
in fagrdnte dclictu with woman of the
town. This story the wife strenuously de
MED, ard sat by her husband during the
II. Il
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-13
A Burglar arrested at His Mothers Funeral.

READING, Pa, Sept. 13.
Jared Obersale was arrested in church
while attending the funeral OF his mother
in Lancaster County Tuesday. Some time
ago the accused, while attempting to COM
init a burglary, was shot in the lungs, but
escaped, taking another mans carriage.
Just as the coffin lid was being screwed
down, and while 0bersale stood among the
chief mourners, he was arrested.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-13
Live Stock.

CHICAGO, Sept. IL.
CATTLE-Market rather quiet and prices
easier. Quotations range ut s45OQ6.40 for
common to extra pative steers; $S.5OQl4.25 for
Texan steers; Sn.00lp4.O0 for stockers S3.z5
6b4.20 for feeders; ~ dkGs4OO for COWS, and
$4.0004.5O for butchC rs steers.
Hods- Marllet quito active on shipping &C
count but packers purchased rather spartng-
ly. Prices ruled weak and l0a2Oc lower.
Sales ranged at 81 00025 for light; $4.A50
Ais for rough packing, and $4.S0Q.5.l5 for
heavy packing and shipping lots.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-13
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. Sept, 1S.

GHIUAHUs pI''
LIVE STOCK.
HOGS-EstImated receipts to-day, are l5,0O'
light S. 50Q6 90; mixed packing, S4 60G5 10
choice heavy, S. 10E15 55, car lots
WHEAT-98 Oct. 81 90 Nov. 81 00S Dec.
CORN-51S Sept; 51S Oct; 51h Nov.
OATs-27 Sept: 27al Oct 2s1a NOV.
PORK S11 80 Sept $t1 271z Oct; $40 52 Nov
LARD-S6 221s Sept; sc % Oct; 81 02 Nov