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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-03-06
AbolIshine the ae.Ith Ro.,tl.

hUU1Buau8 tES0 d00th B00Fd.
. WAsH1NGToN. Special Telegram, Feb 27.-
A clause has been inserted in the deficiency
appropriation bill to abolish the national
board Of health. The board has been leading
, precarious existence for some time past,
and last year congress failed to make an ap-
preparation for the salaries Of it's membern
Il has some friends who will fight for it's life.
They contend that, in view of the fact of the
tmmtnence of cholera epidemic in this
country next summer, it win not be wise to
dispense with the services of the board
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-03-06
Postal Chan

WASHINGTON, Special Telegram, Feb. d.
Postofaces established:
,!Montana-Beaver Creek, Jefferson county.
Wheeler. Dunn county.
Postoface Name Changed-Wisconsin: Hines
bury to JOhnsbury
Postmastcrs Commissioned-August T. Stress
mann, Transit. MINI; John n. Kelly, Beaver
Creek Mont: g. Swanberg, Hawthorne, Wis !:
II. D. Wheeler. Wheeler, Wis
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-03-06

8l1nel0 1oYeo0oa1aa1Vo 0UA1enlY 03ea
) Representative Robert Logan ct Whitssids
0spubliAN dropped dead q the hsad Of TIE
house stais Of tho capitol IN Springfield, NJ.
si.ns. e p =, g has -. way e tae & ssapbsr T
cd tc Walk up the long stairway Io-
gan had bean ailing all the SESSION with
heArt disease, and could not stand excite
ment Of any kind When he dropped on the
,ss aouss s. acsr. opposite tie ., main entrance to
carried into Ne Ghteroom and doctors called,
bpt i've minutes later he waspronounced dead.
The greatsst exoitsment prevailed in the house
and senate, and profound regret WAS expressed
on all sidel Gov. Oglssby signed an order
Whtsaids county n place Of Logan, deceased,
10 take place March q. There will probably
be no attempt 70 saSct . ssnatos until the va
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-03-06
JOB DEPARTMENT..
THE PIONEER EXPRESS
Job Department VI,

10 complete. and we'll supplied with lstsat ssy1se
Of tvpA Our prices are a. low o. are con. n
sistsnt With . legitimate busnesa :. !.
We keep constantly on hand . large and var;e"
stock of letter beads, note heads, bin heads.
cards, shippina tags, labels envelopes, bail pro-
erammes, etc. which enables us to do all kinda 1t
commercial printing. both plain and osnansntal,
on short notice. E99
We kseD on hand foil line Of Lssal Blsnts
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-02-25
So Simple When You Know 1t.
[St. Paul Pioneer Press

81 Haul f1Oneer HreSS-l
On either side of the bridge over the
railroad tracks in Minneapolis, at First
street, about twenty feet removed from
the bridge, are two poles, on either side of
the track. From these poles, extended
across the track, is wire, and from the
wire hang a series of cords with little
knotted ends. Apparently the strings are
hung there, like SO many shirts, to dry;
or like the paper decorations on the cell
ings of cheap restaurants, to make con-
venient resting places for the flies that are
apparently an indispensable feature Of all
cheap restaurants.
Half dozen curious men stood on
First street the other day, ran
their eyes along the wire and down
the posts on either side, tried
mysterious mechanism connected with the
proper conduct of switches, etc, and
imagined all sorts of possible uses except
the right one. A knowing individual
came aloI g Just as the mystery was at its
deepest, and explained: "That's a life
preserver-a brakeman's life preserver.
Whenever a $45 brakeman on top of
40, 900 pound freight car gets one of those
strings in his face, he knows there is just
one thing for him to do, and to do quickly,
and that is to duck A lot of string like
that can say quicker and palmer than
Jack Robinson, Low bridge! Lie down
or crack your craniump Of course they
lie down. Necessity is the mother of in
vention, and low bridges with life pre-
server attachments gather no brakeman to
their fathers
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-02-25

Assorted Merchandise
Landing ana to Arrive
Per Nariposa { V. G. Irwin,
Constituting ingPart of
Bbls. Flour, Golden Gate.
Bills. Flour, Ell Dorado.
BbIs. Flour, Grown.
Bbls. Flour, Anchor.
l.
SKIS. Onions, Best Silver Skin,
SKIS. Corn, Best Whole,
SKIS. Corn, Best Cracked,
SKIS. Wheat, Best,
SKIS. Barley, Best,
SKIS. Bran, Coarse and Fine.
SKIS. Beans, White,
tSks. Beans, Red,
SKIS. Beans. Bacon,
SKIS. Beans, Horse,
SKIS. Beans. Lima.
Gases Meal, White Corn, 10 ID. bgs.
Cases Meal, Dat, 10 Id. bags,
Cases Wheat, Cracked, lob. bags,
Cases Medium Bread,
Cases Nicnacs,
Gases Elk. Soda Crackers,
Cases Tins Coffee, Roast & Ground,
SKIS. Green Coffee,
Gases Spices, Ass'td, all sizes,
Chests Japan Tea, 1 Id. papers,
Chests Japan Tea, 19 lb. papers.
Casks Whitaker's Star Hams,
Casks Standard Hams,
Crates Whitaker's Star Bacon,
Crates Standard Bacon.
Cases Fairbanks Lard, lb. pail,
Cases Fairbanks Lard, 5 lb. pail,
Gases Fairbanks Lard, 10 10 pail,
Cases Standard Lard, 5 Id. pail.
Cases Whitney's Butter, in tins,
Half Bbl. Butter, Pickle Roll,
Or. Bbl. Butter, Pickle Roll,
Half Firkins Butter, Gilt Edge.
Or. Firkins Butter, Gilt Edge
Boxes Raisins, London Layers,
= boxes Raisins, London Layers,
Z baxes Raisins, London Layers,
Boxes Raisins, Muscatel.
Boxes Currants,
Drums Citron,
Mince Meat, pals, Atmores,
Mince Meat, tins, Cuttings.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-02-25
All Made from Smoke.
[JournaI 81 Commeree.I


The old saying that nothing Is lost to
nature IS true in regard TO the smoke from
the furnace of Elk Rapids, Mich. In
this furnace are manufactured fifty tons
of charcoal per day. There are twenty
five charcoal pits, constructed Of brick
Each pit is filed with 100 cords of hard
wood and then fired. The vast amount Of
smoke from these pits, which was form
erly lost in the air, is now utilized
Works have been erected to convert the
smoke into chemicals and acids.
These works are a curiosity. First they
have circular tube, made of wood, with
pine slaves, sixteen feet in length, bound
together with heavy iron hoops This tube
is placed directly over the pit in
horizontal position, with an opening
from each pit into the tube. At the end
nearest the building there is large drum
containing a rotary fan propelled by ma
chinery, the power of which is gas. That
acts as a suction or draft for the smoke,
which is conveyed into fiTestills filed
with copper pipe two and one-half inches
in diameter. The boxes in which the
pipes are situated are twenty feet square.
eight feet deep, made Of heavy pine and
filed with cold waterJ they are all con-
nected by copper pipes; they are connected
with the main still, 100 feet in length ten
feet wide, and eight feet deep filled with
copper pipes two and one-half inches in
diameter, in horizontal position, sur
rounded by cold water; from this con-
veyed to a purifier, from which runs what
is called pyroligneous acid, which is as
clear as amber, with an unpleasant odor.
From the acid is produced, first, acetate
of lime; second, alcohol; third, tar fourth,
gas, which is consumed under the boilers.
Each cord of wood contains %, 900 cubic
feet of smoke; 100000 feet of smoke
handled every twenty four hours, pro-
ducing -, 600 pounds Of acetate of lime.
200 gallons of alcohol, aud % pounds of
tar. These products have a commercial
value in the manufacture of various
articles. The smoke from .40, 900 cords Of
wood consumed per annum is thus made
automatic, and require no workmA1 to run
them
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-02-25
Wind as a Motive Power.

The Scientific American publishes let
tefS from an inventor who proposes to
revolutionize the manner of cultivating
the earth. He describes machine that
is,rigged with large windmill sails, has a
tiller for steering, will travel up hill or
down and with the wind in any direction.
Afull-sized one of sixty horsepower may
be depended on to draw ten plows four
miles an hour, blowing four acres an hour,
with but one man in attendance. 1t will
also harrow, and furnish the power to
SOW. reap and NOW, thrash, grind, carry
loads to market or irrigate lands It will
travel ten miles an hour in any direction
and carry twenty passengers, provided
there is a good breeze. The machines are
not expensive to build Surely there
must be " a good time coming" for farm
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-02-25
Falls Rather Flat.
TChicago Tribune

Chubb loves to tell good story, but he
is shy, and always forgets the name of
me of a good thing" he said the other
day: observation-disclosures really no
accounting for fastest For instance, there's
an old friend of mind, we'll man,
called-er-his name escapes me just now
anyhow he's by profession a--a-a-I
don't recollect at present the precise ma
ture of his occupation-but his Office, or
his place of business, or whatever it is, is
in-in-I forget the exact street-er-er-
whereas his private residence in near
near-dear me- What is the name of the
square-I've got it on the tip of my tongue!
Well, at all events, it struck me as very
odd in that kind of man, his business be-
ing what and where it is, that he himself
should reside-er-er-where he does, you
know" Anecdote falls rather flat.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-02-25
The West African Coast.
Exchange.

A German paper estimates that France
at present owns 600 miles on the west
African coast, England $50 miles, or after
the annexation of the whole of the Niger
delta, 1900 miles; Portugal, 800 miles;
the republic Of Liberia, $50 miles, and
Germany 750 miles The remaining 900
miles is owned by the natives, but will
doubtless be seized by the European pow
ers in a short time The coast is chiefly
valuable as opening a way into the fertile
interior
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-02-25
new 1OrK's ger capita Production.

New York raises annually five bushels
of Indian corn for each of her inhabi-
tants, six and a half bushels of potatoes,
over two bushels of wheat, half bushel
of rye, seven and half bushels of oats
and a ton of hay. She supplies each per
son with nearly two pounds of cheese
and twenty-five pounds of butter an
nually, and pint of milk every day in
the year from her dairy herds.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-02-25
A Useless War Vessel
rChicapo Herald.l

1t is now an open secret in English Off
cial circles that the Agamemnon, double
screw, armor- plated, turret ship, is to all
intents and purposes utterly useless. The
rudder has been contrived so as to work
only in dead water, and the result is that
it is practically impossible to steer the
costly monster, and when she starts it is
matter of profound uncertainty what di-
it will be found necessary to convert the
ship into single screw at a cost of
800 600
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-02-25
Glorious Climate of Californv.

A predatory coyote attempted to make
a meal of calf only six weeks old, be-
longing to a ranch in Hermit valley,
AIpine county, but the plucky young bo-
vine unexpectedly turned the tables on its
carnivorous assaiiant, killed the brute,
and was found in the morning still tramp
ing on the carcass of the dead coyote.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-02-25
1ner the ELECTION,

Prairie dogs were served at a game din
ne1 in Montana, aud praised.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-02-25
Betrayed the Head of the Family.

A Lewiston family. recently received a
visit from well-known clergyman In
the family is an active little girl of q
years. She listened very attentively while
grace was being said, and at its conclu.
sion she looked up in the clergyman's face
and said, Z" faint pretty to talk so at the
table Nv mana don't :"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-02-25
THE WHITE HOUSE.
~
MESSRS. RAPHAEL WE'LL L CO.
hOnoto customers of the
they prepared ake Special Orders for
all kinds of Merchandise i'll
DRY GOODS LINE,

by buyers delivered Honolulu
via San Francisco in transit.
beg long established
patronage
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-02-25
A Powerful Crane.

4 crane capable of lifting 147 tons is be-
ing erected at Hamburg. 1t will be the
largest on the continent-the next being
that already erected at Antwerp, which is
capable of lifting 120 tons.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-02-25

De long night am ober an daylight has
broken, Let us forgive an forgit. De kentry
am all heah yit, an SIGH of US as hev sur.
Vived de struggle mus purge our hearts
of rancor an bank up de house agin cold
weather
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-27
gSteoer cine 9ebetnlntSUolle Grplo:
fon TT Ybtlnoelpbia.

8bttuoelpbia, 26. guguit. - SIN
S6ouieniter Der @irtbiGuft oes pm. Sas.
9. &ooger8, giOrooitede Der 10. uuo @aQoru=
biuftraBe, ereignete fid ge9eu llbr beute
friib cine @rplOitoH, meld)e ale 6euiter in
un9efdbr einem DueenO bena9barter 2Goen
seridmetterte. Der SprengtOfi mar auf ZEN
GuBeren SeniterraEo 9eiteut moroen, no man
be uon elmer brennenoen 2unte binterlaIiene
Spur 6eutlid ieben taun. 4bgeieben DON
Der 9emolirIIng oeS S9uufenterS unS lei
mes SnbalteS ipurOe oa5 9toogerS'i6e Sc
bdube nifJt beihdOigt. gln ben @ebGuben,
gtr. 1884 bic 1916, @ullOmbillfr., 1T taum
Elm Seniter gang geblieben, unb in elmer be-
nnhbarten Wirtbi6ait muroen mebrere Dtdn=
ner, pelde nod bei'm Sartenipiel IaBeu,
burh bic 2uiteri6iitterHug gu Bo0en &c.
id)leroert, obne iibrigen8 ernGbnen8wertbe
8erlebun9en 81 erleiOen. 6r. 9toogerS ers
flGrt, er babe feline Nbnung, per Die Chat
oeriibt babe uno nesbalb Te oeriibt porben
Jet. Sopeit er miiie, babe er feline 5eiuoe,
6enen er Elm ioldes &erbre6en Sutrauen
tOnne. YOli5iiten &otbdrmel unb Stratton,
lotuie mebrere anoere Yerionen, pelde iid
in Der RGbe beianOeu, iinO Der aHiift, oaB
Die @rplofOn 0ur4 81namtt oeruriaft
muroe. Ger Snail nar Elm ebr lauter uno
bic g4irfung an 60 bis 20 6uB melt entfern'
ten CLASSIFICATION cine iebr Oerbeerenoe. Sine
gro6e GuautitGt S6ieBpuloer bate ange'
nenoet meroen miiiieH, I'M cine Old)e 2Slrs
tuna berborSubrtuqen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-27
slufSc,,orte's stusItefer,t,,a.

Qarebo, Seras, 26. ausut.-Die auS.
lieferung IufbemOrte's, bes betrii9erii6en
@lerts 6es llnteridatamts in Netp= Orleans,
ma6t bier uiel bon fi9 rebeu. gBie befanut,
puros Aufbemorte in Wonterep perbaitet,
unb Der Siilfsbunbesmaridaa Barter tuuroe
na6 MOnterep 9ei6idt, no er oeiien Iuslie=
ferun9 uerlangte. 9ufbemorte tpurOe barauf
bin einem Serh0r unter3Ogeu uub bate einen
tiidti9en aobotateu engasirt. 9as @eri4t
entidteb, baB Der befteben0e Sertrag sipii9en
ben Ser. Staaten unb Mertfo bic 4usliefez
rung bon $erionen, welfe llnteri6leife uers
iibten, nitt oblisutoriid made. auf @runS
oieier @nti4eibuns pare aufOemorte in 6reis
belt selest poroen, ruenn nift nod elm altes
nerifauiides @eies betdnbe, tuel9es Die
Iuspeiiuns aller sefabrli9eu 4usldnOer ners
fiist. Dasu tomnt nod, baB bic ftdbtii9en
Seamten bon @iouterep mobl tpuBteu, SaB
cine srO6e Selobnung fir bic ginlieferuus
Sufoemorte's ausseieet mar. @r wuroe mad
9arebo sebradt, unb bier uabm ibu Rarl4ul
Barter in @spabrlam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-27
G0orleS u. Grtttcntot,,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

GOrhelia q. 8udiugbam, SetamentsuoQ.
itredcr,n, all s. StO66arO, @ruuOtit Suoz
ielte Der 2Ombaro=, GoueihaBe, ID bel G7,
81; @runoStnS $21.5O. gSn. y. Sone8,
ct III, al =. Sderer, &C., , @runS Itiide,
$500. Barnet llrmidJ all 3toieutbal uno
Srau, @runofiid Sii0Ieite Der 6ammono=
Alep, nabe SprngItraBe, II a BET Sc, $4OO;
gruno3inS l Sent. Ntartin Sleeper &C. an
s. NtoD, Grlubtiit SIheite ser 9aQa8,
nabe @baieiiraBc, IS bei 60, $1,000; @runos
Gins $3.50. 2tuguite gGeber &C. an 6. s.
S6aum &C., grun6fiid g8efieite Der eight,
nabe gSegeritraBe, 1876 bel 96.3, $3.50.
Otarg 6. @ullum all g. 9oole, 9runoitiid
gtoroieite ser &bemz, uabe StirliugitraBe,
Is bel %, s.; @rlno;iu5 $l3.62. gSm.
s. Spilmau oil 81. ghrrpbp &C., 9ruuofiid
gjor0ieite Der TeoeraliiraBe, uobe Garter
QlteO, 1876 bel 20, 500; gruu03iu8 $54.
Q9alter g8. 9&attS an >. .. Gteotn8, bier
@ruubfiide, $1,000; @ruuo;iu8 $12O. Geo.
Dt, Sill &C., &ermalter, an u. Gromnau, +,
&erpalter, GrlIUa Rid : lljeite Ger Charles,
nabe MUlbertpfrG5c, 26 BET 1870, 81. 3obu
&ppel nn 3. StOtt &C., GrunoItjid Sl0eite
Der Baca-, uabe gGarneriir,, Sl2l0; 9ruHO.
! anna 500 900 PuthGr gi, &egnolo8 &C. Serm.,
an Ii. g. 8labeytp, @s,,', @.,"c,,,,' 9'oEo|e'e
Der Sadiou- Souare 3(o,nue, nObe @aidiug-
toniirnBe, 13 bel 60, $1365. gottirieo &.
9iatbaRber an SObu s. Iiiller, GrnnoaId
gloroIeite Der GroBIroBe, nabe Peads2leg,
IA bel &c, $3.50; grun03iH5 $28. Sane
Scatter all gGm, 2G. S5aier, Grunbftiid Sfz
ieite Der GbatawortbItraBe, So; Gruu03inS
$24.5O. Die @erualter oeS 4i9lS p}um GU
ten 6lrten" al &. Stubb8, 1 grunoitiif 81.
2eOi 3. Gcuoon all 8tdJaro 3. WcSbarrg
&C., Germalter, 5 Srun6iiid $4,000. 5Obn
3. Smeu al @abriel y. 8r1an, @ruHOitiid
Si6weifeite ser ginOen- 2lOenue, uabe Gan
rensfraBe, 18 bei 80, $225O; Gruno3tn5
Sl8O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-27
Gefdr,dtte brafiliantfd,e gsenfnoten

Ct. Qouis, 26. &uguit. - Qucisn @bite
pnrbe bier Dor elmer g4ofe inter Ser 4n=
flnge perbaftet, an Der Sdliduug braIilianiz
i6er Sanfnoten betbeili9t ,u ietH. She'll
peiie pollenoete 9foten i'm @eiamntbetraee
bon $32O,OOO iino entbeft iporoeu. Utau
erpartet, baB in ben nGhiten Sagen peitere
Serbaftunqen bier uno in 9tetpzSrleans err
fol9en, un6 buB Die Iamen Der braiiliani9en
Niitglieoer Der Sdliderbanbe uISOann ans
2tft fommen merben. Die bier entsedten
Noten maren MIR uuf Der SOroerieite be-
brudt, pdbreno auf etliden in Stem Orleans
porqefunbenen bic &ebrieite beOrudt mar.
Die bier perri6tete 9rufarbeit sei9ah i'm
0ofale Der Sirina Guguit SAT- & Comp,
melder bic 6aliter pOrI9winb elten, SaB bic
Oioten als Gtitetten auf @isarrenfiifen oiez
nen Iouten. Die Sirma if6ptte iebOd Ser
batt, unb bic bon ibr Der SebOroe sema9s
ten Mittbeilunsen fiihrten gu Der Serbaf'
tuuu gShite'S.
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get,nIvIpanter Seu,uf ufrate.,

0arrt Sbur9, Pa., 26. gu9ulT. - Der
bemufratiide Staatsz@Onoent bon 8enniplz
p0nien purbe beute oabier inter Dem &ors
fte oe8 ISrr. SafOb 6. 8urnep ans g8atz
mprelonb abgebalten NIB nabm Die iiblihe
YIattform on. 8ieielbe ratifi3irt bic in 1884
Su Chicago aufgeitellte Yriu5ipten- grtldrun9
unb billi9t Die 9leiOrmbeitrebuugen Ser &Os
miniftratton, melde betpeiien, 6aB BrGToent
@leoeluno enti4loien 1T, Die Dor ieiner grs
pGblurg gemadten Seripredunget gu ball
ten; ferner beaniprudt Die BlattfOrm fir ben
4rdiibenten bas 0iedt, ale Sean1ten, Die
4artet= unO peri0nidIe 3pefe iber ibre
2lmt8pfIi6ten ieten, gu entlaiien; Der 8eit
Der &eI6liiIie beStebt ii6 gr0BtentbeilS auf
gln9elegenbeiten oes Staates Bennipl0anien.
gtafbem Sr. Gonru6 .. Dan gum StaatSs
iflutmeifter uOminirt pOrOen mar, Oertagte
iid) Der @puoeut sine die.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-27
Die 9Iatter,t TN Wtputreal.

0foutreal, Nue., &c. AuguIt. - 81.
fern purben 60 neue @rfranfunseu oil sen
Slattern bier gemelbet. Ser 2tnorang uon
2erten, ipel6e itd gum S6ube gegen bic
Slattern impfen Iaiien wOllen, lit 10 9roB,
baB YolBiiten aufgeitelltwerOen muBten, nm
llnolbnunq 81 oerbiiteu. SIM ct. Stole 8az
rib iit einSlGtternfall 9emeloet wurOen, uno
III 6idelieu, eini9e 0feileu BON MOntreal,
iou Die Seud)e ebenfaus ausgebro6en Iein;
ebenIo in Sarnbam. Cine geplante @rfur,
iion uadI gteius9ort lit Der Seud)e wegen
peridoben woroen. Dtebrere 8latteruidqe
merben aus Soronto beriftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-27
SeShtpiuoclte S,abnbenn,te.

80 # II, 26. auguit. - 6teFge @ebeiul=
poliSiiten baben ermittelt, oaB Der bel eiHem
6anbler nit altem Yapier angefteDt aeweieue
=. Sit9eralb cine anSubl SabuseieIi9aften
nm erheblidle Summen bei6mtnbelt babe.
Die @ompa9nie'n perfauften bic tbeilpeiie
bei'm 0ruden bei6dotsten SilletbOgen an
ben 9dnbler, unb 6ieseralb annettirte oieie
Sogen uno perfanfte bic Sillete on &eiienoe.
Die Sabnseieli6aiten ielbit liebeu ii9 INFO
feru tdnl6en, ais bic 8ilete, nit tuelfcu Der
Sdpinbler etnen i9wun9baften 9anSel be-
trieb, MIR III 9erin9em 0taaBe befeft mareu.
&ibaeralo bat iid uniittbar aemaht.
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Sr. Setoemann's anatoutif1es
Nttfetttit,

mel6es in auoern Std0ten Aaer aufuerts
iaulfeit auf fi6 geBOgeH, ,puroe am 20. Suni
oabier in Sir. 81, 8 l. . ultimores
fra6e er0ffnet uuo 1T jeet Hur nod ments
&c Gage, un6 jwar gegeH l 5 Gents Gns
tree 5u ieben. Die Yrdpnrate wurOeu in
europa eeiammelt unb angetertigt unb bae
ben bas SnboFemeut Der beriibmtelten aerjte
erlon9t. 8eiOnoers aus 8ieOoins, Ba., uno
Utica, RepsDort, liegen bObf lAmeibels
bafte atteitate BON Sa9Ieuteu Dor. 9as
0iuIeum 1T BON friib 10 bis Abenos 10 llbr
seDfinst; MIR grpaaiene babeu 3utritt.
Seber 3ouuerius 1T MIR fir 9amsu be-
fimnlt. 9as Gutree toitet - mir pieoerbos
len es - bon bente an nWr Is Gents.
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Scr GeIomnrff.

Nepsgert, &c. Acknowledgements
iub bic SdluBuOtiruu9en: @eIb 0ffnete 5u
LII BrO5eut uuO i9lOB 81 II Brojent.-
Sterlingz @e6iel 4.84-4.84t auf 60 Gage
unO 4.854-4.85i auf Si9t.-SunbeSsSbli-
gutiOnen 3spro3. 1881, prog. 113t, 4.pro;.
225.-Gttien: abamS' @rpreB l44, gens
traIz8acifie S84, @bei.=SbiO 7S, @rie 164,
90. Yrior. 81, GatezSbOre III, R.=S. @ens
tral 49, gtortb= =@efern 1O1t, DO. BriOr. 1856,
N.<9. Central 100, DO. Brior. 12S, SbiOz
0iifi. 224, DO. BriOr. 76, Bittsbur9 14Ot,
&eabin9 215, Rod=Sslano 120, uutOn=Pacis
fic 5OA, MefferuzlIuinu GO.
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&tehtitGrffe.

Chicago, &c. 9(uguf.- GinoOieb: gu.
fubr $500, Serieubung 1900; Breiie pariir>
ten 3tpii6en $2.75 unb 1915. - S6meine
.3ufubr $4,000, Serienbuug 5000; Brete paz
riirten ;piiden $4.15 unb $5.2O.-S6aafe
3ufubr 1900, Serien0ung tetne; Breiie part
irten Sniiden $1.75 unb 1915.
@.afts9ibertn, 8enni., 26. Guauff.-
&iubuieb: 3ufubr 456, Serienbun9 $50;
8reiie Uariirten Smilden S3.O unb $500
S6peine: l3ufubr 28oO. Serienbung 600;
S6aafe: 3ufubr $500, SerIenOunq s4OO;
8reiie pariirten Stptiden 5000 uuS s3. so.
ct. Qouis, 26. auguf.- -&inouieb: 3uz
fubr 29OO, Serienbuns 900; 8reiie pariir=
ten 3rpii6en $2.75 uro 1878. - Sd1ueine {:
3ufubr 2lOO, SerienOung 1900; 8reiie part
irten Sfpii6en $3.50 unb 5000. - Sdaafe {:
3ufubr 23OO, ,Serienbuu9 feline; Breiie oariirs
ten smii6en $500 unb 1915.
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eas GnSe ei,tes Qicbesrp ttates

Sro1, 81. 8 g., &c. Gusuf. - 6reb
grotpniou, 16 Sabre alt, uuS @race 5art,
IS Sabre alt, tpelde am lesten Treitage su-
iammen ans gSaterburp, Conn.,, entflobeu,
ipurben qeftern am Slue>Wountair= Cafe i'm
Nbironoad= @ebirge perbaftet uno mad Sauie
,uriidipeoirt. Gle batteu iid cine 5itte aus
Steifs erbaut, in tuel4er iie tuohnten, nno
fodten ibre MabSeiteu i'm Sreien. 9as
Qelen BON uDimee eNopels"iou ite auf bic Soee
sebra6t bubsu, in Die gSaIber su ent1iebeu.