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millstuf, ela tons; lumber, 100000 feet; coal,

mistuff, Gig tons; lumber, $4,000 feet; coal,
tons. Total $50 cars.
GRAN ISsPECTIoE-No hard IS cars; No 2
hard % cars; No. 1 regular, % cars; No . do,
2, No. ), do, 3: rejected cars. Barley-Reject-
ed, car Total, 1914 cars.
The following were the quotations on change.
FLoUE-Patents, S5.7596.0O; straights So
05.75; clears, S4.7505.25; low grades, $1,000
3.25.
WHEAr-No. / hard, 500; No. , hard,
96zc bid; No. northern, SOC No. 2,
SAC.
CoRS-No. ?, SIC asked.
OATs-No. = mixed, 30; No. 2 white, SIC.
BRAS-Bulk, S7,50@S.0O.
SHoRTs-S9 5O01O.50
MIXED FEED-S17 .OO01S.5O.
HAY-Good upland wild, IS. T5G9.25.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS.

MILWAUKEE,, April 1j.-Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat weaker No. Soc;
April s34c; May size; june s9Hc. Corn,
very quiet; No SIC Oats in active demand
and nominaIly unchanged; No, : &c; VIII tie
36@36Rc Rye inactive and scarce; no. zoe.
Barley stronger and higher; No. zoe; May
re; extra No 3 CSC bid. Provisions dull;
mess pork $3.50 cash and May; S!7.95
June; lard prime steam s. % cash and May;
S5.37 June Sweet picked hams firm at 115iGJ
PIC Butter steady and firm, prices are
unchanged; choice creamery 3O13ic; fair to
good 10000; best dairy 2G02sc; choice
dairy 2GG25c. Cheese steady and in fair demand;
chcddars 14@14Hc; flats 14&@l5c. Eggs
lower ut 13Ikc. Receipts, 2O.475 barrels OF
flour; 1875 bushels Of wheat; 2O,925
bushels of barley. Shipments 17,C23 barrels
of flour; 81, AGO bushels Of wheat; 1920 bushels
of barley.
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Chicaro Produce.

Chicago, April 15.-FIour in improved
demand, but is not quota6y higher.
good to choice winter wheat flour
s. 0O05 So; soft spring wheat flour Si0OD4.5O;
Minnesota bakers S4.5OD515; patents $3.50
0yG,25; low grades S2OO03.25; rye flour $500
M33O; Southern Illinois and Missouri winter
wheat -four S5.5O05.75; Michigan winter wheat
S475a5.5O; common to choice Minnesota $50
040O. Wheat, demand active; opened higher,
but under the influence of free offerings decliLed
5$@2ic, then followed steady buying and numer-
Gus outside orders beng received, advanced =
GL1%c, ruled shade easier, ana closed 54Wl &c
over yesterday; the visible supply showed de-
crease of ,55S, 900 bush is, and foreign advccs
quoted u good steady feeling; sales ranged: april
1873 oslo, closed at S02ic; May $50 DS514c,
closed at SIC; June S5M@S74c, closed at
SIC; July 66IUSS%c, closed at 6S%c;
August quotable at 1aDalc over July; Sep
TENDER 2l@1c over July; No. Chicago spring
7S1s a SAC, closed at SO1MS4c. Corn demand
active but unsettled; opened steady, soon de-
clined &c, rallied 1@1%c, with July leading,
and closed &c higher for May, &c higher FOR
June, and - higher for July than yesterday:
cash 45%0452c; April 442i G4521c, closed at
As &c; May 4Sf5 assoc, closed at age; June
5O1l M515sc, closed at 51&0ji%c; July
52h 0531ac, closed at $3.50; August quota
BILE 1c over July Oats in good demand and
firm; cash 2SR0311zc; April 2S4@2S%c,
May 91%032Mc, closed at 322lc; July 31%1
321sc, closed at 3215c: year 212tc. Rye, quiet
at 52%M53%c. Barley quiet at 6Sg70c.
Flax seed quiet at S1G4. Pork in fair de-
mand, but very irregular; opened 15020c
lower, declined 30@s35c rallied 300g35c and ruled
steady: cash SIC. 65016S71z; May S16.57%@,
16.921lc, closed at 5lG.T11.G1G.S0; June
SIG. 9O017.O7H, closed at S16.92l6 01G.95; July
SIC. S50171O, closed at S17.02H@17Oj;
wear S14.5O. Lard, in fair demand but lower;
cash SS.25@S.3O; May S8.17H0s30, closed
at S. 271508.3O: June $3.50 S.421a, closed at
SIS. 37%@S.40; July S3.35@8.5O, closed at
S847%@S.5O. Bulk meats in fair demand
shoulders, S7OO short ribs $3.50; short
clear $3.50. Butter quiet and unchanged;
creamery 2803Oc; dairy 25G27c Eggs quiet at
13Hc Whisky steady and unchanged at silly.
Receipts, - 600 barrels Of flour; $4,000 bush
els of wheat: 4O,OOO bushels of corn: 10000
bushels of oats 1880 bushels of rye; 10000
bushels of barley. Shipments, $4,000 barrels
OF -four: 265, 600 bushels of wheat; 900 bush
els of corn 10, 900 bushels of oats; $4,000 bush
els of rye; 10000 bushels of barley.
The Call-Wheat, sales 1,55O,0O0 bushels
June declined &c; July declined sc. Corn,
sales 100000 bushels; May and July declined
&c; June declined &c. Oats, sales 100000
bushels May aud June advanced q C. Pork
sales 800 barrels; June advanced re; July
declined 1Oc Lard, sales 1900 tierces; June
and July advanced 2Hc
The visible supply Of grain on April 12 in
store and in transit, compiled By the secretary
of the Chicago board of trade was:
29.216, 600 bushels of wheat; 16450,000 bushels
OF corn; 3,9S5,0O0 bushels Of oats; 1.742,00O
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-16

Dodge Centre HadeE The maple sugar So
ciable at the brick church Wednesday even
inc was not an immense success but the
sugar was sweet and so was everybody. The
ladies deserve much praise for their efforts
to ement the bonds of friendship even if
they have to stick ZEN together with maple
syrup.
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and Ghnes.

Mems Gus FIR. ca ). boots, per case. $50 90
per case So 90
Mems Gus. veal calf d. s. boots, per case... 45 90
Mems Gus. veal calf D. s. boots, per case. AZ %
Mems Gus veal calf split back D. S........ 40 co
Mems Gus FIR grain Il in. D. S............. 80 90
Mems Gus grain Cavalry d. s. boots ........ As 20
Mems Gus. grain D. s. plow boots. ......... % 90
Mems Gus FIR. grain, buckle. per pair. l 80
Mems Gus FIR. Gusset pillow, per pair. 40
Women's Gus calt split back d. S. poll. l IS
Misses Gus. calf split back D. S. pol......... IS
Cnildren'z Gus. calf split back D. S. poll. CD
Rubber boots and shoes % per cent. from price
LIST
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CHICAGO CLOSING.
FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, April 10, - m.-Wheat quiet and
steady; corn strong. Cargoes OF coast, wheat
quiet; corn unchanged. Cargoes on passage
wheat slow; corn firm. Country markets quiet.
Farmers delivery for past week, wheat - to
$4,000 qrs. Weather cold for the season.
PARIs-Wheat and flour quiet.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-16
PERKINS &c POWERS,
GRAIN, PROVIS!ON AYD STOCK BROKERS',
100 East Third Street

OVER SAVINGS BANK, ST. PAUL, MINI
Special wires from our Office to Chicago and New
York.
Telephone in our Office.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-16
MINNEAPOLIS Markets.

The receipts and shipments at and from Mime
apolis yesterday were as follows:
RECEIPTs-Flour, - Obls, wheat, 100 cars;
corn, 1900 bus; oats, 500 bu. barley, 900
bus. millstuffs, 146 tons; hay, 40 tons;
lumber, 100000 feet; coal, 523 tons; wood,
is cars barrel Stock - cars. Total 402 cars.
Su1pMESrs-Flour, 20,SO7 bbls; wheat, cars;
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-16
NJ. Doran's Reports.

ST. PAUL, April 10.
The following quotations, giving the range Of
the markets during the day, were received by NJ.
Doran, Commission Merchant:
II
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-16
S. H. WOOD &c CO.,
Grain and Stock Brokers.

% Chamber Of Commerce, Chicago.
- - st. Paul
PA Hennepin avenue, Minneapolis.
Buy and sell Grain, Provisions and Stocks for
cash or on margins. Only brokers in Minneapo
lis having their own membership on the Chicago
Board of Trade.
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All objections to said assessment must be
made in writing and fled with the Clerk OF said
Board at least one day prior TO said meeting
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
Official L. L. GoRMAN,
CLERK Board Of Public Works.
l05-l09.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-16

Dressing and Matching. $500 per II
Receipts and shipments of flour, grain and
hogs for the "a hours ending April 10, 1913 a. IN:
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Cincinnuli MhIsl.r.


CEcrYArl April l5.-WA.sky steady at
S1.l5.
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CORN, OATS AND PORK-CWCAGO.
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MINING STOCKS.

There was only a small business in mining
stocks during the morning, and although one or
two stocks were hrmer, the general list was
weak. The only activity was in Castle Creek,
which declined from p 10 - and recovered to IS
Il sales Of 100 shares. Bulwer was firm at ID
and Rappahannock Il. Iron Silver weak at 81,
Green Mountain 200; Union Consolidated Vir-
gna steady O5, assessment unpaid
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-16

Receipts and shipments of grain, live stock,
produce, merchandise. etc. for the twenty-fur
hours ending April 10, 1884:
Articles. Reed Shd Articles. Reed Shd
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-16
EOsrON RAILROAD AND MINING.
Afternoon Board Quotations.
Stocks and bonds closed at the follow
prices bid

prices bid:
GOVERNMENTS.
Three per cents. .1011l Fours coupons. .123A
415s coupons. ..11S14 Pacific Is of '95. 1923
STATE BONDS.
La. consols..... 1874 Tenn. Gs, new. 4a1I
Missouri Gs......1O6 Virginia 6s...... 40
st. Joe.-........1lOB Consolse ........ 40
Tenn. 6s, DID,. 43 Deferred....
RAILROAD BONDS.
C. P. Bonds, 1st.114A l. P. land grant. .107 q
Erie seconds.. SS24 Sinking fund. .1142i
Lehigh s. W. 1868 Tex. P. grant B.. 50
St p Il S. c. 1st 119 do Rio G. div. 71H
L. P Bonds, LIST. 1861
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Morning Board Quotations.

GOVERNMENTS.
Tbrecs+. .,...1O1 Fours coupons. .123M
41Ie do........113H Pacific Is of '95. .129
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The following comparative table gives the
principal quotations at the call April Is,
1882. and to-day:
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Corn. Oats. Pork.
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Money easy at 11l@2 per cent, closing
IL. Prime mercantile paper 4D5H per
cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills steady
al 5fS71z; do. ex. demand, sissy.
Goveuments-!rregular; coupon tours lower
and threes higher.
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Hardware.

Strictly pur6.-...,. n. D. o.
lots of 50Opounds % t1ns.. ........6 70
Strictly pure, less
quantity .........6 40
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!Gnff,S a,esetabitiiAer
'sssS Sicilianii@er
0Gat:sGr1teileret.. .

Selten seipinnt Elm SeiImitteI 70 enti6iebenes
Sertrauen beim gublih,in uie Saa's SaarsGrmeas
eser. Die 6aae. in benen er eine pouftdnbiee Bies
nerberfeuuns Der 6arbe bes Saares tinb einen
eelnnosn 3uitanb Der 2opfhaut berporserufen, iinb
n'adblig. aIte 2eute Ioben ibn I'm feiner iuanbers
barren araft wiuen ibren ueiBperbenbeu aodeu
oeren nrlpransIi9e Sdrbe unb S46nbeit piebersu,
seoen. Setts tn nittIersn Sabren eebrau9en ibn
serne, neil CT bic 9abIbeit Yerttet, Gduppen ente
ferrf bdlt nnS BEN 9aare Elm traftises @a9ssbum
ertbetlt. Sunss Damet iinb ibm um ibrer 1oiIsste
ptuen geuosen. neil sr BEN Saare eimen icbSnen
wet4eu gIana etbeiA, anb es ibnsn m5aIid motbt,
ibr 6aar In ieber beliebiseu Sorm ,usuridten. 60
IT er BEL allen beIiebt, unb swar eintaG aus bem
@run6e. neil ct ftets 5ren ermartansen entipri&t.
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Eeras.

= Muf ber Su9e nod ieiner Srau
fellse fi1 s. S. Moulton bon &anfas
GitD, Mo., in Waco Elm. Ct fanb bic
NusreiBerin in Gollanbs BarietD She
ater, no fie als 9oubrette attgeiteat
mar unb Wnt. Sbpmpion, Der nit ibr
bur9brannte, als 8illetberfdufer bes=
feIben Sbeaters. Mlle ueberrebungs=
finite, feline 6rau gu beipegen, nit inn
beim3ufebren, tparen bergebens nnb 10
erbob er gegen 8eibe bic Mntlage bes
gbebru6s. Cine Surp lieB fi@ BON
Der niebli@en grf9einung ber iungen
Grau beifridett i1nb fpra9 ite frei, mos
rauf ber &i9ter ben 2iebbaber Sbontp=
ion ebenfaIls entlieB. MfouIton legte
ft@ abermals auf's Bitten unb 6a ib=
men bic @ei9i9te lditig tperben mo9te,
10 reiten Grau Moulton unb Sbonp=
fon tpieber beimli9 ab. Oas Srio ges
bort ber inte0igenteren &lai1e on unb
mar rei9Ii9 nit @elb berieben.
= Sn Sort Wortb 1T Elm Sumeliers
reiienoer Namens Greb. %. Cohen
6ur6 As peiti9enbiebe bafir ge3ii9tigt
tporoen, baB er einem iungen Md6@en
unlautere proppiitionen rla9te. Cohen
3eigte In einem Store feline Msufer, als
cine @erfduferin ebenfaIs binautrat,
bic Sa9en an5uieben. Sabei fnipfte
Cohen NIT jbr cine l1nterbaltung an
unb ma9te ibr Mntrdge, nit ibm in
einen 8iergarien 81, geben, I6enbs aus
3ufabrett &c. 9as Mdb9en tpies bieie
ginla6unsen entriiftet 5uriid un0 be-
gann ipdter au tpeinen, nobel iie erz
adblte, tpas paffrt fei. Da bas Mdos
den feline mdnnlide 8eruanbte bat,
traten funf3ebn iunge Mdnner aufamz
men unb ianbten goben i'm gtanten Der
iungen Dame cine ginlabung. Cohen
NOR prompt sur Stele, fanb fi6 aber
gu feinem @9reden Is iun9en Mdn=
nern gegeniiber, bic ibn in elm 3immer
transportirtea. inn ben Sod aus3ogen
un6 bic oben genannte 3abl BON peit=
f9enbieben appli3irten. Damn beglei>
teten fie ibn gum 9otel, 100 ct feline
@a@en baden, feline @eduung beaablen
uno bann mad Dem @abnbof fabren
muBte.
= Giinf Tarbige bra6en in 9ouiton
einen Gra9tmagen ber Sranseontinental
giienbabn auf unb 3 berielben fiegen
binein. Sn bieiem Mugenblid bemerfte
Der Gar : Snipeftor ben uafug unb bets
f9loB bic Sbar bes Magens, 10 baB bic
9iebe gefangen iparen. Sie auBen
@ebliebenen 6ftneten bic Sbtir tpieber
unb befreiten bic Gefaugenen, tporauf
Der Snipeftor einen eiiernen 8olaen er>
griff unb ben leBten ber Oiebe, Der nit
elmer Giite babpn laufen pollte, nieoers
f6lug. 9ie iibrigen Garbigen fhIugen
bann ben Snfpeftor nieber unb liefen
babDn.
- Sames 8ates, Der Mufleber Der
Mrmen Garm in paris, eri6oB ben
Nrbeiter Daingerfielb, tpeil ibm bie1er
NIT einem Gniippel angegrifen unb
niebergef9lagen batte. Bates lit per=
baftet tporben.
= Die G9eune unb S1afitdlle bon
s. s. Milion BEL gorHcana brannten,
mdbrenb bic nit G6afi6eeren bei6df=
tigten Nrbeiter beim gHen maren,
nieber. 100 Sonnen Seu pur6en ser.
fort unb 600 S9afe famen in 6er
| HlQmmen rnl.
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,Yud", ber iebt 10 frdftig fur
Glepelanb in's @ei9irr gebt 11nb ibn
ols ben gr0Bten &eformbeloen ber &C.
gentpart preiit, urtbeilte bor ri6t gar
LANCER 3eit gang an6ers iiber i'm. So
rief er ibm einftens in beller gntriilt flung
iiber feline mddtisen Monopolen gegen>
iiber geiibte 2iebebienerei gu:
rDu bait 8erratb geibt,
8erratb am 80lf, bas Sir 10 tparm
pertraut! Gines LAB
@efagt Sir lein: Was 9u i'm 8olf
berlorit,
griebt fein 0anberbilt 9ir unb fein
@pul6,
Gein 8olb 6er grbe fauft suriif ,tpas Ou
SIM frebeIbaften 2ei6tiinn bon Sir
tparff,
8iellei9t fommt etn1t ber Sag, ba
offenbar
Sir tpirb, mas tpertb bas Sob Der
2eute, bic
Di6 beute preiIen als oes &e9tes Sort.
Das merle Sir: Sem 8olfe nebmen
fann
Man aaes, Greibeit, gigentbum unb
&e9t-
9tur bas @e6d6tniB ni6t! 9aB bem
% #,
Wirft 9u gemabr on ienem
Sage mobl,
Da unier 8olf 5uriid in ienes gG9ts
Did ftoBen tpirb, aus oem's bertraueno
Sid
Se3ogen bat. 8is babin lebe pobl!
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= gs lit allsemein angenommen,
baB f96nes 9aar zines Der unentbebrz
li9en glemente gu eiunebmenbem
9lusfeben iit. NDer's 9air=8isor cts
bdlt bag 9aar frii6, sldnaenb unb boil.
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Sm 8aranfesaartett.

Wean fast, uniere eriten gltern pas
rem ni9t nit Dpspepfte gepeinigt uno
uuBten ni6ts bon 59mdde, 2eberlei>
bet ober n1alarif6en &rantbeiten. Mber
bic Rinoer bon Nbam, BON Gain Big
CUR iebigen 3eit, baben f@le6tes 8lut
unb ein Seer anberer uebel geerbt, bon
tuel6en bic gr6Bte 3abl bur@ bet seitis
gen Gebrau9 bon 8roipns Sron Git=
ters bertriebet tperben fann. 9err s..
8. &o6efer, bon @reenbale, 3d.,
purbe biefe tuertbpole Mebiain non
einem f6limmen Geaema gebeilt. Ct
empfieblt es iebem In feiner Na@bar>
fdaft gegen irgeno cine l1nor6nung bes
glutes un6 als Elm allgemeines Stdre
frngsmittel.
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- 9ie n9treiterei unb S9ldserei in
grapinfel", BON tpelber Der vSbiirins
glide Malobote" iiingft eradbite, f6eint
feline f6limmen Tolgen gebabt au bas
ben, ba oerielbe MaIbbote 70 gliidli@
lit, am 6. September i'm f66niter
9eutf@ melben su t6nnen: Die bur6
Ste9erei lebensgefdbrli9e 8ertpunbung
bes 3. Bother 1T bon Der Sebamme
&o9 bebanbelt unb iino bic bereits
balb entHobenen 2ebensgeiiter bon berz
felben auriidgebolt unb bur6 elm f@ma.
les Streif9en Seftpfiafer auf bic
Wunbe an Der re9ten 8ade feitsebalten
tuorben. Ser gbriifian, nidt u. 9opf,
tpurbe BON bem SeilgebIlfen 9rn.
Sani9fe, na6oem berfelbe su 6aufe
rubig angetommert, unterfu6t uno
rnbi9 idlafenb i'm beiten Mobliein
porgefunben."
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f6es 9i6t gu iteuen, bod ein Spion
bier 3utritt gefunben bdtte2 llniere
Na6ri6ten lauteu 10 beitimnt, baB
ni9t tpobl elm Srrtbum anaunebmen
lit, unb es tpdre baber gu tuiini6en, baB
Sbr ielbft uns bebiilfi6 mdret, benz
Seinbe bes &6nigs auf bic Spur 5u
fommen. gr 1T trnerbalb oiefer Sbiir.
Garin mar pdbrenb Der Worte 6es
&analers tobtenblei9 getporben : NQes
itanb auf Dem Spiele. 9ie Ieiieie 3u=
ftimmung bon ibrer Seite tpiirbe ni9t
allein fie, fonbern au6 Grid Sture
benz Ii9eren 8erberbet in bic Nrme
fiibren. Wenn er gefunben tpur6e!
gs f9eint, als ob man meinen Worten
miBtraut, fam es beben6 iiber lire 2ipz
pen. Sd geitatte bem &analer, ieben
Wintel bes Gema6es 5u bur@iu6en.
(GOrtiesuns fOIst.)
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: @96ne gegenb. Berlin, Ia.
September. Die nd9fe Expedition
nod ben 9aberib'f6en Beiibnngen,
Mn8ra pequena, iegelt am Z. Sftober
auf elmer 8rigg BON 8remerbaben ab.
sic tpirb auBer elmer 2abung Goblen
bauptid9li6 bic nDtbigen Merf5euge
fiir Bobrllngen nit fi9 fiibren. Ser
leitenbe Sngenieur, 9err Gonra6, Der
fi9 bur9 feline Bobrungen i'm &iefenz
sebirge befannt gema9t bat, bdlt fi9
felt &ur3em in Berlin auf um fiir ettpa
10000 M 8obrgeitdnge berf6iebener
@onitruftipnen, eine eleftrosbDnamif6e
Maf9ine gum ebentuellen Sprengen
BON 9Dnanlitpattonen unb biberfe
Waffem fiir bieie Expedition an3utau=
fen, auBer ibm 1T nod elm gerliner
Zimmerman unb ein S9mibt enga=
girt. Die Bobrunsen follen, tuie f6on
mittgetbeilt, baupti6@li6 itattfin6en,
UNI SiiBwaHer gu finben. Die Bobs
rangen iollett aund1f bi9t am Meere
angeiebt tperben, bort befinben ii9 un=
tet e1!lel uuIe' SunuIIlu9l Suoel ""
l@merem So1: @ellnst es, at o1elen
puntten Waher gu geplnnen, . 1T
oas ftir uttlere Srlegs. lllo Danoelss
Hottie BON duBerlter 2Sl9tlgtelts gellngt
es nt1t 10 mll man tpeltere SoDroers
iu9e in elmer gntfernung bott ~ bls 81
Meeilen bonn Meere in's 2anb binein
rl1a9e1 ulto l1logll9enfaas nlttellf els
ller ~ Seitung oas Baller gum 9afett be-
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-27

A Texas Girl Travels Three Thousand
Miles, and Finds Him at Last.

A Texas Girl Travels Three Thousand
Miles, and Finds Him at Last.
Macon Ca Cor. Philadelphia Press.l
When the Macon & Augusta train ar
rived last night it brought TO the city a
modest young lady, who inquired for q
hotel. She registered at the Edgerton,
Miss f. Woodland, Galveston, Tex" To-
day she inquired at police headquarters
for detective, and said she was in search
of a man named Frank Bloodsworth, who
had engaged himself to her, and, after
borrowing large sum of money, had
left for Macon, promising to return in
two weeks. The time had passed. She
thought he had deserted her and she
slipped away from home. He had told
her that he would be in Fairfield, ILL.,,
at a certain time. She went there and
missed him. She then went to Chicago,
where she met a Mrs. Whitebaum, whose
son was her fiance's friend. She was shown
letters written to the young man from Ma
con by Bloodsworth, in which it was stated
he was going to marry a girl in Macon.
This exasperated her, and she left Chi
cago and started for Macon. She learned
that the young man was keeping books for
a firm near the City Hall. Detective Wood
arranged so that she could look out of the
window into the store and recognize him.
Another detective was sent to the door and
called him out. When he came her words
were: "He is the man." She was hidden
in a side room and the young man sent for.
He was shown into the room. When he
discovered her he said: "My God, you
here?" She said: "Yes, / have tracked
you over three thousand miles, and l want
you to marry me as you promised" They
were separated.
She afterward said: 81 told story about
his stealing money. 1 loved him and want
ed an excuse to come to him. l am rich
and will give him all my possessions if he
will marry me. Bloodsworth said: 81 met
her about six weeks ago. l told her would
marry her. l was in a trap and left
good position to get away. | have tried to
do so, but l am beaten. She has offered me
$4,000, but 1 don't want to marry her. ]
will not marry her,"
Young Bloodsworth is we'll connected and
belongs to one of the best Southern fami-
lies. Both are still in the city. The matter
may end in tragedy.