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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-06
SGS geIbe Tieber duf etneut
&rspc Am sp1nFs~

Bortemouth, R.6, 5 W2at. Der
Ser. Staateu' Danpfer nBortsnOuth," IN
ter tsiieu Raunidaft betanutlid TdGe pou
gel6em Stsbsr uorgsfommeu u@ren, traf
bier geifern Rnduitttag Elm unb gtug bet Der
Guarantdue Dor gufsr. Sdmntltde 81
tteuteu beftuoen iid auf bsm Beae Der Bel.
Ieruug, uub ueue srout5sitsfiqs babeu ii9
riHf efefnnPf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-06
@srihfa.g2erhnnhlrnnerr. .

gButfsugert6t.-(B (Bor ben Ridtern
6. Stu, ISABELLA ". g,mmau, @orueIta
8uncou, albert 8thie, Better u. Rsup un6
Sob. pCos gert6tlide goumadt 3ur Der
paltung Der psri0Hlidau Radldiie Don Glt=
iabstb @itttugs, GIiis &. Rsrrgmau, Z8.
Duncan, So. gi. Staulsg, s, 8. ssGg uno
NlGrgorttbe Sooa reI2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-06
1Isberaefhnappte Icmrna!iffeu.

Atlanta, ga, 5. 0iat. - Die Iufrez
auna iiber ben anssaug bss Bettlaufs in
Nem g)ort mar bier 70 grOB, baB it.beu Be-
iunute Sourualtfieu bsidIOiieu blbeu, am
pddffsu Samfag bier etuEn ju0Iffiuoigsu
gBsttlauf III orrauairfz. Die 2sute fidO :
Sofia u. Garter, 2otal Reoattenr Der yGonz
fittuttou :" Somuel g8. Smnn, 3soatteur
les ,,Sunbop &ecorh;" 500 Ramsosq, Re.
boFteur oss .@eorgia Grader :" q. gt. Che
fire, 9otaIrebattenr bss vDatl4 SOurnal !"
6. 6. 8ufisp, BoIt,et.Rsporter Der 1@Oufi'
tuttou :" Charles s. eOguu, Correspondent
hes Bottom Serolb," unb @. gB. S9tugteu
bonn .Sourual." &c Tnb bsretts Ibsr $1,000
nuf ben Gnsgaus bss Reuusns Gspsttst NOR
Zen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-06
Slu8 unferer RaA6ar NepubltF

Sta0 Wfettf0, .. WtaI. = OeT q.
Su6re6tag Der Rtsberlage Der 6ranioisu 81
Buebla nuroe bsute NIT aroBem Bomp bier
gefstert, 5000 SoIoGtau, RegteruugsbeanIte,
gdulftnter Il. {. ~ uabmeu an etucm SET
auae Qutbetl, NIB eiu brtllauts5 Seuermert
rLrSe beute Qbero oboebraunt. 8ielsErem6e
befiuteu fd) In Der Staot. - 8aS amtlths
Gittular 3ur 8egultruug Der Stempslfeuer
tft ned Hiht ugr6feutltdt. Die RlulIcutc
fffmbeIu lire WaQren nidlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-06
&amen "a "a lTnreLlten.

g}outferrat, WiO., 5. Rat. .-9lebrare
0sibe bagabeu ita ain S1mftlq Ibauo mad
Ger 3pat WetIeu BON bier aatIecntea Go5z
nugg bs8 Neger8 5OiIp9 Sua5sR, I'M beH'
ieiben bur43upsttIdau, sell er auaebs
lid etniRc Sage Dorbar aiu peiBa8 Erauaus
jtnmer beIetbtst haben ioI1ta. 6Eg9es lai=
flete 0er3petfstteu gBtosrfant uu0 bratte
3metCn bsr 9ngraifer, yfamea8 &bas. Rtuer
nnb SObu Song, nit elmer Qrt t0oui1a
0unbeH BEL STE llabrtQeN sutfsrnteu i1.
Sugbes iteferte iid Der 8eb0rbe aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-06

Dtt bemsrJtnsntrtBeu HnO nobIt5dtIgeF
ReIultats, bts eer &e6rauG uoB MoneDf
Teething Cordial tr1ielt, 6abeu m IstHe
algemetneu GuuenSnna tn faff aueu Grtfz
Uou Rraatbeittr, bsueu StIber uuterDorfta
Fub, gsflbrt. &r betIt gldbuug, RoltG, gla'
geniaurt, Dur@fal n. I. {. Retns 6amilts
io1te obHs ibu ieiH. Bel alleu Apotbsferu %
25 Gents ete 6lai&e Al 6ubsn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-06
Wunisipals Bableu in Rcrba
IL Enr.nNSrtn

8aIetgb, R..@, 5. Wat. - Rani,t.
paIma5Isu purbeu beute tn Ralstab, ai9e'
ptne, @reepFboro'. Sar6orO', Durham,
@oIes 6oro', @rssnptlls unS auoerea Stdbteu
Res Staatss utgsbalteu. Die 0emotrateu
poren aGenthalbsu slfOlgrsid uuO ma4tsu
In oislsu Eauen be6entsuoe @emtHuffe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-06
Gie Slrbeiters lIuruben In SnfalO

8uffaGo. R-Y, 5. Nat.-gtue S4aar
ber ausfebsubeu Brahtp9rlaber uul3tugelte
bfnte etnsu 0aggou, auf neldem eiue QH'
3abl ttalieuiIder griableute mad ber 8erlte
bef0rbelt nerbeu Iollte, uub l6fte ben Baggou
BON 6sr Qotomoiioe. Die StaItener eutflo'
ber, NIB bic Strt'er 3erfteuten itt, eba bic
Bpli3et anfom. 9te @onttatt0ren narOeu
rem bier aHaefomueueu 8trtreter 0es Jt2tpz
29rfer Central 4rbettarbiirguus ntft gefatz
ten, NIT ten Stalteneru lu HnterbauoelH.
Ser 8ertrstsr arfldrt, bic @riaBleute ieteu
In Stalten gebuugeu moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-06

8efOnbere Bargains in 9tnberr
FutGhen, Buppeniuhnsu, GrpTsB. Baasu
fir 9nabsn, S6ubtarren, Bsloci2e0su. In
isre gGaaeu NIT eiferusr AdIe, SIZE uertb,
tabeu mir i'm Breiie uuf 80 geuts aarab5es
ieet. 6tnhsr RarnisBe ~ 80 8ents. Grttts
leitsru In aleu @ToBeu.
Torb's 8u3ar, III. 81, S8eF. 8altl.
morsfTabs, llO2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-06
mpm-0IorFer 5P0 I6ri4+s.

u EN- 81 ort, 5. Dfat. - Ser S9ooueE
Belle Siggtns" aus Gurpau, RertIo, llegt
bier tn Quarantine. Ebos. RafeiIeg. Der
stemarb bes Fubr5euas, uuS etu Utotrois,
Ramena Suhn RsrOu, 8eibe aus &6arlefou,
@.>@r ftarbsu auf bsr 6ubrt btsrber am
@bagresfeber.
- Gtn GhstI Der Reformed Catholic
Pastors Association btslt bsute i'm 3tmmer
Rr. 60, ,Btblsz 6Ouie," etue Ssriammluna
unb erndblte ben Batter S'Gouuor als Dele.
gotten IN Der @euerals@onfsreu3 Der gtetbos
biheu.g ptilOpalfir6e in philadelphia.
- Sohn Rtfer, eiu untsrtihsr Giubrster
NIB Spit6gsieue BON Gsb" 2aarn, bat $780,.
600 BON elmer Taute in England erer6t. Ct
bsfiubet fi6 i'm 3udt5auie uou Ren Ssriep
uuo tot nod Is Sabre su fiBsn.
- &bas. Sptro, elmer Der Bafiagisre 6es
ON 28. Suut 1880 i'm Song Sslano 5uub
perbrannteu 8ampfsrs ,5eaUan1ata," bat
bic Gigentbd1nsr jsuss Eahr3eugs ruegen
Berlseuugeu, bic er bet ieusr 9dsgenbstt
erlttt, auf $4,000 SdaOsusriue usrtInst.
geriudle Elm Glas Sufebartideu G0rs
ters! Su Der betBsn Sahrss3stt atebt ss
tstu uabrbafterss, tetu geiiinoeres @strdut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-06
@emitterfiurme i'm Rorop effen,

Btuuepeg, Mau., 5. Rat. = Sta
Esittgsr 8sgeu= uub Sugslfurm pitbst bier
uno in BEN msifltd pou bier gelageueu 0auos
fridsU. Die 3slfgrupbsubrdbte UurOen an
bsrIdi'tsusu Stslleu pom Bite getroiTeu
npb tn pielen 8slegrapbeu 8dreaur brad In
ScIge BET elettrtfheu Si6s 6eusr aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-06
cfn GdnNen Der OcrmanDa0.

Rtttanutng, Ra., 5. YtQt. = 5oI
Sapnes, SEQ. Sagnes uab DAM. 4ttt4eu,
6ie 8eiperatos uno 9l6ubsr, psldle iett uleb=
rereu 8oGen In ten Counties 4rmfroug,
SuSionu, SeiierICu unb Clarion tbr lIHmeieu
irtebeu unb Der Seb6rDe EroB bOteu, wur.
bru h9ute gu Sprtugerbale Uerbaftet uuO
ms @efdnantB III Ereeport RebraGt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-06
3etpurfniB Sipifthen oeu fpetsen
uRS fGrbt9en Nepubltfantrn in
EgrdS.
Aer1R.

9QGIas, Eer., 5. Wat.-0te tonanges
6euben peiBeu &epubIifauer BON Dallas ituO
GuBerft eulp0rt iiber ben 4usgang oes fiirl,
It'd su Sort g8ortb abgedaltRneu Staat8
Contents Il. bnben beretts bte u5tbtgen uor.
berettenben 5drttta 3ur Btlouug etuer aus.
iGlteBHd aus gBeiEen beftebeaoau rapublt=
fantiheu Bartet stugsihlageH. Ols Motto
Der Befirmortsr uno llrbebar elmer iOlden
Bnrtet baiBt; yber Reaer mug qebeu." Die
WtteItaber Der ueuen Organization tub gum
gr6Bten Sbetl @ei6dftsleute uno btl6eu oas
before Clement Der tpaiBeu Repubtitlner.
SteieIbeu arttdren, bn6, menu Bite R1gsr pou
Der rspublitontidsu Bartst iiber 8or0 ge.
uorfeu tperoen f0uuteu uno beaIelbeu ges
ffattet niirbe, 3u fttmmsu, no iis nur tmuler
molten, bic Bartei tuuerbalb 3Deter Sabre
bHrdl 9etptnnuug bon mtu6eftene 100, 600
nei6en Stimmgeberu aus BEN intelligence
ffsn, rethftsn uue etnfluBretbfteu giementeu
oes Staates gsfdrft uu0 bte 8ie63dhter
ibre Qngefelten uno Sreuube in corpore
genOunen rperoeu t0unten. DtaH alaubt,
baB bteie Bepeguug aud tn utelen auOereu
EheiIsu hes Staates Intlaug uuo Ilhah.
rnuuG fiuHPn tnPTnP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-06
Gin ErncFanrfftn elmer prntnrNet

2alama3oO, Mit., 5, Nai. - SEQ.
Gsborre, &tauebn1er auf Der Bride ;u Bor'
tage=gaie, uurbe geferu Noeub erldofeu,
mabreu0 CT Sriideu3Ou etnnabm. @r btu=
terIaBt cine gBtttpe uHo tsbau Riu6er. 9gsi
bss g!Cr6a8 usrua4tt8e BerIoneH itu0 Oer'
nnf!fF nThpff
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-06
Rdrfr unc S6ris

QtuerbooI, 5. Diui, 70. 30 g2ittags.
= Rournipoue: qRtteliorte Oberlduoer 81
bttto. Nep. CrIsans Ct. - Die 8erfdufe
betruoen 10, 600, spetnlatton uuS ausfubr
1000 8auen, 3ufuhr 5000.
Qoubou, 5. glat. - Ser. Staateu'
Gbltqatiouen 4pro3. 1855, Ditto Al prog,
1853, DO. oerIdngerte 5.pro8. l04t.-4ttien:
u. d 9. SO. 40, DO. 2. 81, Grta l8f, DO. 2,
Sc, glen.g Central list, genni. Central
SIS, SHs. Central 130, Reaotng 218. On'
torto. peftsru 214, giertfuntids 431, Gan.
Bacific 4S4, ct. Baul S4&.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-06
RerniIbtcB.

Ser genat befdttgte In ieiuer bauttgeu
grefutt0fBnvq bic gruennurg Sas. u. @ou'
uoup's uus SGtuOis gum BcoIarator bs8
Sd0tnmt5.
Der anfarg Der lluteriuduua gegsu ben
GsueraIau6itOr Smaim 1T bis mog8eu Der
id0bCn rpoteeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-06

murbe bte Eartibsbatts fortaeiset. 6olmaa
(SnS. forOeIte zine &eoIttioH Or 3ieosuiitu
unO srlduterte ote Ssfabreu etuer 3u retflId
geliaten Rofe. gOot (5a.l Youus (Gsuu.),
lltuer (Esr) II. u. iprad'u 3u Suuiisn Der
Sill, pd6renb ROrpau (DPo.), Sas. 5prtggs
unb SItnrer (R. - Il. q. oerieIbeu oppO<
nirteu. g1ur tpentge Wfttglieoer pobateu
ber abeubFeurg bel, unb fetas neueu 4rgus
ments nurhsu Oorgsbradt. lin i12 u3r er'
inIuts BertuauuQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-06

Obglei6 mir togtdglth boren, yer loats
NIT Sob nufaenogen nsrben," 70 liBt ar
lid rod alIeutbul6eu fir bic Rteini9teit Don
20 Gents sritsbeu. Or. Sua's s9ufsH'
Sprup." (lO9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-06
Gin McrSaeheimni5 feiuer Iufs
Pgdrwttn unhp

YBtGabeGpbtn, 5. Rai -atbert Die
tsfIe, Elm 6leii9er, In 0efieu Dteulen 6rieoz
rid Stahl ftauo, III auIdBlih bes beUta tn
28iiiabidOn Greet aufgefun1enen menidits
den Saupte8, peIdss man fiir ba8jeutae
tes I'M leBten Uldrs Ueri5mnu0euen Sta1l
bdIt (tebe unter ooerutidteu teiegrapbtiden
Bepeiden") uerbaftat porbeu. Die 8sb0roen
tubeu augebItd5 8etueiie In Sdn6sn, rpslfls
8teterIe nit beu1 8eridpiHoeu StabPs in
3ufammenbaug bringeH. Die Wuuoeu an
oem 6OPfe iaetren eura etu Safmeiisr
hsrt1Tf1rItr h1orNsfT III Fpi7f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-06

9as Saus iei i'm Begriffs, stnen 8trgtuter
8curbonsn auf 8nruum's Wauleiel aus Sus
6tnna beretn retten 3u ieben. g5 iet iebt an
Der 3stt, baB bic Sirgtnter Bourbouen NIT
bem 8lute ermoroater Neser bsfedt uub Die
Sdnbe bOu bettIgertiaer Stimm3ettel ber'
anfdmen u. (. tp., II. {. n.
9. 3. gSiie uuo @abell (8a.) iprangen
auf, nm auf obtge &ebe gu uutpOrteu, uletn
gOprp erIaEgte 3usrf bas Slurrett. Gr
ia9te, tpsnu Der Serr aus Birginten IS. 9.
2Gtie) 70 iebr auf cine Rdrtprsrfroue Sci.
tens Der 9emutrnten erpidbt let, 70 ioIe er
uur mittbsiIsH, oh er bteieIbe 0tn ieiuer ets
aeneu &ii6e" aufaeiest haben polle (etns
anipteIuug uuf 8iie's Qusiageu iiber bic
8snutb Der Heqer Dor BEN Sbermau'iheu
@omits in Der unteriuduug iiber ben Uni
rubr in 9anoille). 2oprp fhuitt barauf bic
Debate 6urd 6orberuna Der SOrirags ab,
iuorauf 6aS Saus ben giaiOrttdtsbertdt su
@unftn Der Sisbere6ttguug O'6erral's
bur6 Elm ffriftes 4arteiuOtum auna9m. 81
Serial eri6isn bauu Dor ben 5dtaulen unO
Iegte ben Glib ab.
lin 5 rlBr mahte bas Saus cine Bauis bis
s llhr Gheubs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-06

8srttu, 5. giat. - Der p80rIeu'&Ouz
rier" melbet, OaB Die 8atiertn Qugufa etueu
8iffau erIttten BAT, uub oaB tbr .3uaaub
eluiltae 8eiorguife iErsgt. gsbete fiir tbre
@tsberbgrfsuuug fnS tn Der 8Omttrds ges
fhrnd,Rrr tnnrNsrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-06
Rtr &rach Ia epneoa.

QuubOu, s. Nat. - Die ,Geplonzgoms
baup, 9imttsb," glr. q, Clements Qaus,
qcrlbsrhhrnBs, 2onhou, bat faIItrt. Difislbe
fdulbste Der Oriental. Baut," mslhe um
Iestsu gamitage ibrs 3abIuugeu stnfsllts,
81, GOO, coo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-06

- CHARTS 0'Gouusr, Der uombafte Rem.
gorfer Surif, Iie9t In RautHdet bsbaulltd |
tIauf barutsosr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-06
gponlfebe sInAtIinqs in FtanFreid.

Barts, 5. TIat. - 9r. g8aLoef 3ioHi'
itau, gltutfer bss Snnern, bat ants gtsue
perfitert, baB bte frauS6FIde Regteruug bic
auf tbrem @ebiete befiuoLt6su 6ltdtItage
idarf GbIpadt, I'M re0oIuttOndre ButiGe
nod Spantsu uou SraHfrstd aus gu Uerz
Eif4cr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-06
Die gorifbtD

GePrdientant WOrrtion iagte beute I6en6
tn elmer llpterrebung be8Igltd5 bee ReiultatS
ber emf morgen anberaumteH Ibfltmmuug
iiber zen Qntras, bic @siesestlauIel Der "a
rtfbtQ 3u frei6en: nSd rerhue auf etuea
Steg, aIetn e8 tptrb etu iebr tuapper ietu."
The Mineral argus., 1884-01-24
Minnesota State Prison Fire.
The Sash, Door and Blind Shop OF
the Northwestern Car Company
Burned at saltwater.

The Sash, Door and Blind Shop of
n Northwestern Car Company,
Burned al saltwater.
At about 10 O'CLOCK Thursday night the
7th fire W discovered inside the prison
wall III the sash door and blind shop. and
almost instantly swept through the whole
building, embracing pattern, hard wood ard
wagon shops and boiler room. The flames
then swept Ov-r the engine, blacksmith and
cooper shops snd all were consumed
end total loss. By Strenuous Efforts of the
fire department the building containing a
large amount Of valuable mOulOiDgs and
manufacturer lumber was saved; also the
ironclad building containing patterns of all
castings. The ceilrJ0'ns were not injured,
aud the prisoners all rem aimed in their cells.
The other buildings within were saved
the machine, paint and boiler shops and
foundry. The fire was under control at
1879. The cause of the fire is nSknown.
The state loss on buildings and Northwest
erp Manufacturing & Car company on
stock are al covered by insurance. The
building burned was owned by the state.
The fire caught in the wood working shops
of the Feniientiary lying west of the engine
aud boiler room , cooper shop, black
smith shop ant bolt roOm, and
started in the glazing room.
The portions DIES troyed are the new shops
erected in 1882. The inspectors for the
State have insurance on the shops aAd all
buildings to the amOun of $50. 900. When
the fire burst out and showed its M magnitude
the warden and his assistants chained the
convicts together in gangs and called out
the State militia, who responded under
Capt. Merry, fifty strong. The convicts
were very docile and no stampede occurred.
TSere was no occasion tor removing the
convicts from the building, and nothing
was done save to take the men out of the
cells ard chain them. Warden
Red and Deputy Warden Hall were
cool and m mayed the men excellenly.
The Northwestern Manufacturing & Oar
company owned some OF the machinery
and the stock On hand. Their loss will foot
up between $125;00O and $4,000, about
half covered by insurance. The total loss
by the fire on everything is estimated at
about $25, 900; insurance, $50. 900 to $780,.
O00.
The contract for the office work of the
First National bank of st. Paul was in the
hands of the Northwestern mpan and
the loss on this alone will be 81. 600.
The ! 'surance of the state on the portion
burned is about $40, 900. The loss by the
state on the portion of the penite ntiary
burned will foot up ABOUT $50, 100.
The Mineral argus., 1884-01-24
Railroad News.

The ~following directors and officers of
the Lake Sur erior, Wilrar & Dskota road.
were elected at the annual meeting held at
Wilmar last week: Directors, John M.
sPicer. a. r. Gale. John Paulson, Andrew
Larson, l. o. Thorpe, George A. Perkins.
Wilmar; Dennis o'Brien of Kandiyohi; N.
7. Clarke. d. B SsaTle, W. p. ellis OF ST..
Cloud; Herman f. Long, r. d. Mallet, w.
]. Tranah, L.. Greiser o Duluth. Officers:
President, John Spicer; vice president, Her
man Il Long; secretary, H. r. Gale; treas
urer, B. f. Jenness.
In the recent interview between Assistant
President Winter, Of 1.-THE Omaha, and a COM
mission from P~ipestone, Mr.. Winter stated
that he was ready to pledge that the Omaha
would be built from Woodstock to Pipe
stone the ceming summer. All the com
pany asked was the right of way from
Woodstock and suitable depot grounds at
Pipestone.
The rumor tibet General Manager Stin-
son, of the Northwestern Manufacturing
and Car works. has been offered the
general superintendency of the North
ern Pacific, is given a great deal of cred
ence.
The Mineral argus., 1884-01-24
Grimes and Criminals.

On the night OF January ID the bodies OF
four male Paupers were stolen from the
Chicago infrmary morpue, located at JEFF
ferson. The matter was kept quiet until re-
Gently. The watc . man was asleep. The
thieves drove up with a wagon and deliber
aIeiy stole the collins, bodies and shrouos.
The county commissioners offer a ieward OF
$1,000 Tor The apprehension Of the thieves.
6John Jarvis, the murderer OF Claud1us v d.
Bonney, was hanged on the I1th inst, at
Princess Aane Court House, Va. He said
that he lelt at the time of the murd, r an
uncomfortable desire to kill Bonney, which
The Mineral argus., 1884-01-24

pauy to vacste the premises. It was in thi
building hat it was expected to hold thu
NalioRsl convention.
A Milwaukee dispatch says: The spiritual
retreat for men, being conducted by Bishop
Ireland of St. Paul, at st. Johns Cathedral
during the present week, attracted another
large attendance this evening. Bishop Ire
land urged all Catholics to insist upon bet
ter legislation to remedy the evil Of divorce,
ETC., and then to see that such laws are en-
forced,
The aft iirs of Gen. Longstreet, United
States marshal of Georgia, are in a very I'M
satisfactory condition, owing to his inspti-
tude in the management of business details.
Mackey paid a Monte Christie price for
six gallons of ffty-nine year old whisky, Of
which he sent two gallons to President Ar
thur and a like amount to Bob lngersoll.
The sale of Plymouth church pews
amounted to SPOOL premiums, falling eff
of 49, 27 from last year. H. B. Clsfiin
paid the highest premium, 1910.
The Cardinal McCloskey golden jubilee
fund, with which to erect a marble pulpit
in st. PitricB's cathedral, New York,
amounts to $4,000.
George Rothmuller, editor of the New
York Figaro, has been sued for $500, 900
lib. | by Gustave Amberg of the ITALIA the
Gov. Robinson of Massachusetts, is su
perintendent of the Unitarian Sunday
school at C%hicope.
E. W. Coleman & Co., and ]. NJ. Fuller &
Co., New York grain men, hang Out the
flag.
Portland, Greg, claims 25, 1886 population.
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Commercial.

Chicago. Wbea'. No. 2 spring, 9l4
No: 3 spring, 75@sOc; No 2 red winter
cash, S2s@82gc. Rye, $50. Bsriev. 5ec
Flaxseed, $l.41. Pork, $40 @14 625
Lard, cash, $8.S @S.s5. Bulk meaEs, shout
ders, $685.; shorr ribs, $7.75; do clear, SIS.
Miiwaukee. Wheat, No. 2, spot, 9lsc.
Corn, No 2, 55s. O,ts, No. 2, 33c. RIVE.
No. 1, 6l4c; No. 2, 5s4c. Barley. No p
699o. Provisions s, mess pork, SASS. Lard
PRIME steam, 1881 Sweet picked hams
lO@lo3c. Dressed hogs, SO. SO@6 IS.
Minneapolis. Wheat. No. 1 hard. CSC.
No. 2, SOC. Corn, 5 @53c. Oats. No. 3
&c. Rye 47@4Sc. Barley, No. 3. 35(055 ,
Bra, sIl@I2 per ton. Shorrs. S1S6I4,
Ground iced. $20@2O.5O.
st. Paul. Wheat, No. 1 hard a7o.
No. 2, S0@S3c. Corn, No. .. sic. O ia
NO. 2 mixes, S0c. Barley, No. 9. Coo. RIVE
hard, 800. w. Z
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Thursdau, Jennaru 1O.


SENATE.-Blls were introduced for the es.
adjustment of United State postal tele-
graph company; prohibiting the mailing OF
newspapers containing lottery advertise
ments to equalizs soldiers bounties; for the
construction of the Hennepin canal. Core
:pondence was laid before the senate show.
ing q bad state of affairs in the Yellowstone.
PARK. The resolution requesting the sore
tary OF the interior to suspend the issue oi
land patents or certificates to the New Or
leans Pac'h Railroad company until con.
gress investigates was adopted. The new
rules were debated, and the clause in rule %
providing Tor q committee on internal i'm.
provements was stricken u
Van Wyck of Nebraska called mn his reuo-
iutlon TO direct the secretary OF the interior
70 ABSTAIN from issuing certificates or natants
TO the New Orleans d Pacific Railwav con-
pany. Mr.. Ingalls, OF Kansas fhouokt ~
would be better to request the actioT fh.n
% direct" 1t. This brought out Van Wvok
IA his strongest style. He declared that tbs
supreme court of the United States had dis
2 )vered that only the constitution and ~.
oeslre OF a land grant railroad was tbe in
eyitaole and irresistible law of the countrv
he proposed to questio the right of ~
foaos 10 supreme authority.
doUsE.-A joint resolution wa introduooc
.or Tue Immediate appropriation OF SD. O0,
uer the Improvement of the Mississinn,
rlVer' Adjourned till the 14lh.
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Personal Gossip.

P. T. Barnum is a stockholder in two
sewing machine companies, owns three
newspapers, two of which are in Ridgeporti
about 400 houses, numerous vacant lots,
and a cattle ranch. He has 1000 vacant
lots IN Denver. A building owned BY him
in New York pays him a rental of $65, 600,
a year.
DR.. Tanner, the faster, accused OF practic-
ing illegally by the physicians, OF James.
town, N. Y, has been vindicated By the
courts.
Judge John Brady, eyed eighty-one, faith
er of Gen. Thomas ]. Brady. died at Nun
Gle, Ind. He was an old resident.
Lucca will accept one of two offers of ST.
600 and 1900 per night for a visit to Amer
ica next year.
Sergeant Bates is carrying the old flag
through Georgia. accompanied by his
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Fridau. Janmarn II.

SENATE Mr.. Van Wyck, from the 90.
mittee on improvement of the Mississirs,
river, submitted a joint resolution apn,e
priating 81, 600 600, to continu e the improv.
ments begun by the Mississippi river in
provement commission. Alter debate if ~.
amended to give it in the form of a hin
which passed.
Bills were introduced for postal sav;,~
banks and a medical university at Washins
ton under the auspices ofthe government .
Senator Cullom. of Illinois, made h.
maiden speech, speaking in support of ~
bill reorgeBizing the legislative power !,
Utah. He vigorously asssIled Mormonism
MIR. Cullom argued that while the RAJ
munds commission bill had done som.
good, it was entirely inadequate, and
more radical policy is needed II the evil !.
TO be eradicated. IL the Mormon quesios
is not soon settled, he predicted that ",
would result.
Senator Brown, on the other hand n,
posed the measures, and declared that
and all recent legislation of congress reg,s
ing Utah affairs was unconstitutional. a..
gress had no right TO destroy territorial pm.
eminent, and to concede the power womb
be an exceedingly dangerous precedent
The Christian church, be claimed, was H.
IIub NuCQlAAA " q Win the M0TmOp
question. If the millions sent every vps,
for the conversion of Polygamists in far o#
India and China were applied TO UGah, the
result would soon be apparent. L
Senator Garland closed the discussion al
the day by comparing the E1munds bill n
the prescription OF corn plaster for a cas
of cOnsumptien, but pointed ont that tbs
supreme court has laid down the dccirins
that people cannot shelter themselves rom
the consequences o fcrime hyp pie adingtbsna
quirements of religion. The +, mainag Of
toe new rules we're adopted.
Combinations:
Corsuls-Frank II. Mason, Marseinex
RoberC j. Stephens, Palermo; George 'Git.
ford, Basle; Bolivar J, Pridger, Piedrm
Negras.
Samuel w. Ferguson, of Mississippl.s
member of the Mississippi river commits.
sion, vice James b. Ea1s, resigned.
Registers of Land OBces-Nathaniel
Clark, Reed City, Mich; William ii.
Brown, Lsrned. Kan; Hsrwell ?. Myion,
Garden City, Kan; AloDzo l.. Patcher,
Ooerlin, X N.
Audrew j. Harrington, receiver OF public
moneys, Garden City, Kan.
Aci 1urned Till Monday.
HoUsE.-Not i Sc sion.