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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-30
FATAL COLLISION.
Three Persons Killed and Several
Others Injured.

A serious collision occurred on the
main line of the c.. Is. & q. railway DO,
tween Krum and Batavia, August eth.
An extra coming from the east run into
n work train that was backing up 10
Krum. and tho result was three men kill
ed outright and several wounded. The
names Of the killed are ROadmastec G. A.
Rose, Of Burlington, Pat Ready, Dennis
Griffin, of Fairfield. The wrecking train
from Burlington passed through Fairfield
bound to the scene Of the accident, and
reporter boarded it and went down 10 get
particulars. When they arrived at the
scene they found terrible state Of affairs.
Eleven freight and box cars were all piled
up on top OF a totally wrecked engine.
The crews were Immediately set to work
to clear the wreck. The bodies OF Ready
aud Griffin had been sent TO Fairfield, but
that of Rose was still under the cars, but
was soon got ont and found to be In n
terrible condition. Nearly all the bones
in his body were broken, and his head
considerably cut up and bruised.
Another account says: A flagman was
left at Krum to stop any trains that
might be following. After completing
the work there the construction train
backed up to Krum in order to reach a
siding and allow the passenger from the
west to go by. In some manner the flag
man allowed the west bound extra to pass
him through Krum, and about two miles
west Of there IL crashed into the caboose
OF construction train which was running
backwards at the time The engine and
caboose were totally wrecked. and the
track torn up and being blocked for seven
hours. Roadmaster G. A. Rose, Dennis
Griffin and Patrick ready were killed and
number Of others, including the en-.
gineers of the wrecked engines, were
more or less injured. though none SER
iously. Rose lived at Burlington. The
other two men lived at Fairfield. All
leave large families.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-30
JOB WORE,
SUCH A
Cares. Blli-Roads, Circulars, Pos.
tiers, Etc.,
sxsournp TO oRpFk IN TIE SBArKsr ANs
rsostyssr sASSss Asp AZ
REASONABLE RATES.
uApply here before ordering elss~Asr,

rec TO all mankind, while the Canadian rail-
loads aud navigation companies share In our
co,lntry's transportation, upon terms rs favor
able ms are accorded our own citizens. The
canals aud other public works built and
maintained along the line OF lakes are made
free to all. In contrast to this condition and
eyincing narrow and ungenerous commercial
spirit, every lock aud canal which Is public
work OF Canada Ia subject To tolls. BY the
treaty OF 1871 provision was made TO secure
for the citizens OF the United States the use OF
the Wclland, 81, Lawrence aud other canals In
the Dominion Of Canada, on terms Of equality
with the inhabitants OF the Dominion. And yet
evidence Tor some time has been before Congress
showing that the tolls charged on cargoes des-
tined 10 Canadian ports are nearly all refund
cd, while cargoes bound for American ports
are not allowed such advantages. | recon-
mend that such legislation be had as win give
the Canadian vessels navigating our canals and
their cargocs tho same advantages granted to
our vessels and cargoes upon Canadian canals,
and that the same be measured by exactly the
same rule Of discrimination, These are sub
jects which partisanship should not disturb or
confuse, Let us survey the ground calmly,
and heviug put aside other means OF settle
ment, II We enter upon policy OF retaliation,
let us pursue IL firmly with the determination
10 subscryc the interests Of our people and
maintain the high standing and becoming
pride OF American citizenship.
lSignedl GROVER CLEVELAND.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-30
The thirteenth annual convocation of

The thirteenth annual convocation OF
the grand lodge OF A. f. and A. NJ,
Colored Masons, of the state Of Kansas,
will be held in Wichita, August 80, 20
and 80, with grand public demonstra-
ton the last day ut Riverside Park Ex-
cursions will be run from all parts OF the
state over the lines of roads centering in
Wichita.
The Republican State Central Com
mlttee has chosen DR.. Beardsley as chair
ian.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-30
STATE CONVENTION.
The Republicans Of Iowa Nominate Their
State Ticket and Adopt Platform.
rext Of Platform in Full--sesult OF
BaIlots--Names Of Candidates.-
Presidential Electors at Large.

The Republican State Convention OF
Iowa met at Des Moincs. Aug, 90, 1888.
and at IL o clock was called to order by
Hon. Charles Beardsley. Chairman of the
State Central Committee. The Conven.
ton was opened with music by the glee
club and prayer by Rey. Geo. c. Henry.
The Chairman in some appropriate re.
marks introduced Gen. ]. NJ. futile as
Temporary Chairman Of the Convention.
After u brief address by the Temporary
Chairman, DIR. Beardsley announced the
following Secretaries: ]. ID. Newcomer,
OF Hardin county. j. w. Garner, of Louisa
county. and G, A. Schaffter. of Wright
county, and for Reading Clerk, j. w.
Willett, of Tama county.
On motion, the roll Of districts was
then called and announcement made OF
the caucus selections for the committees
as follows-thc names being given In the
order Of the districts:
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-30

A large malt house at Rondout, N.
Y, containing $4,000 bushels of malt,
owne by Niedlinger, Schmidt & CO., OF
New York. and two large ice houses
owned by the Brewery Ice Company, of
New York, and portion Of the boat
yard. burned together with the machin-
erv. etc. The total loss is estim ated at
over $4,000
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-30
THE MARKETS.

CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE REPORTS.
CHICAGO.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-30

Fast Mail Line with Vestibuled Trains
between Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul and
Minneapolis.
-COntinen ROutc between
Chicago, Council Bluffs, Omaha and the
Pacific Coast.
Great Nat o nal Route between Chi
cago, Kansas city and st. Joseph, Mo.
500 Miles Of Road reaching all prin-
cipal points in Illinois, Wisconsin, Minneso-
Ia, Iowa, Missouri and Dakota.
For maps. time tables, rates Of
passage and freight, etc, apply to the nearest
station agent of the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE u
ST. PAUL RAILWAY, or to any Railroad Agent
anywhere in the world.
ROSWELL MILLER, A. V. II. CARPENTER,
General Manager. Genl Pass. and Tkt. ACT.
ny For information in reference to Lands and
Towns owned by the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE Il
ST.. PAUL RAILWAY COMPANY, write to II. g..
HAUGEN, Land Commissioner, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-30

A fire occurred in Brooklyn, Iowa,
which destroyed the Hicks house and
restaurant Loss, 1900.
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@ie man onrd Die locale Nnmeu.
onng bun "ANAESTHETICS"
idmerSlos 3abne atsSiebt.

.Man entiinnt fi9, baB bor etpa IA Sos
gen in ben Bldttern bon San Nntonip
biel bic Gebe mar bon ber Grfinoung
eines neuen Mittels, bur9 beiien MHs
penbuag man auf b6lig i@mer3loie
Weiie 3dbne aus5ieben f0nne. Srrs
tbimli9ermeiie glaubt man, ttur Der.
einselte 3abndr3te gebrau6ten ienes
local an%aesthetic", xtudbrenb Inter
Sei9neter eonitati,t, 6aB f1 fat ieber
3abnar3t bon San Mntonio bieies Mit.
tells beoient. Sd babe nit benz reuert
Mtttel ieoeufaas ebenfobiel Grfabrun.
gen gema9t, mie irgei.b Elm aroerer
inter meinen @oQegen, ba i6 es ui6t
rtur Bel meinen patienter, ionbern BET
mir ieIbft angetpanbt babe, erltens, als
i'd mir einen 3abn aus3ieben lleB unb
Johann, als i'd mir bur6 einel utlsliids
li@en 3ufaa eineu tiefen S6nitt in
ben Nrm beigebra6t bate. sSn benz
lebtereu Sale beripiirte i1 beim 3un1s
ben Der aiemli@ tiefen @uabe ni9t ben
geringften S9mer3. Na9 meiner grs
fabrung siebt es baber tein beHeres,
f9meraeniinenbes Mittel sur Mnuens
buns in ber 3abnbei!tunbe ober au9
Bel allen anoeren fleineren Operatios
men, als bas lnAnaesthetic". Gelbft
in ben feltenen Gdleu, no es bic
S9mer3 $ gmpfinbung ni6t p0lig be-
feitigt, hilbert es ben S1mer3 iebo9
gang erbebli9, urb i'd bin ii~ber3eugt,
baB man in 3utunft gbloroform,
Wetber unb 2a9sas nur mod bel iebr
fdmierigen unb langwierigen Opera
tioren in %antpeabung brinsen uirb.
Sober 3abuar5t unb iiberbaupt ieoer
Nr3t i'm gansen 9anbe ionte fi9 nit
ben @igeni6aften bes rAnaesthetic"
bsfannt MAIDEN. Dies fam sei6eben,
inbem er Der Office bes Or. s. M.
Gain, i'm 8ulnigs @ebduoe, gde CONS
merees uno NlamosS traBe, einem 8es
fu9 abftat.et, ober benz unteraei9neten,
Der go. 402 OfsDUutonsS traBe feline
Office bat, unb germ bereit 1T, iebe ses
tuiui6te @ustunft gu ertbeilea.
Sein Mittel fo[te unperIu6t bIeibeu
UNI bic Ieibenbe Meni9beit 10 biel als
m6sli6 BON ibren S9mer3en gu er,
l6ien.
Ser ghtbeder bieies neuen Mittels
reip: Der Gormel ibrer 6emii9en gu.
iammeniebung, piirbe elm Inte6t aui
rei6en 2Obn gebabt baben, tpenn Ell
bon Nnfang OIL ebrli6 uno anitdnbig
eebanbelt bate. 0as 1T aber ni9t ber
| Soil gepeien unb besbalb bat er ienes
Nnre3t Derf9erSt.
Sbr gang ergebener
Sr. s. 81. Sumter.
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6ernlanmsz g6bne.
Die Rarmonia=goee 10. / Don San
2lntonio.
(SrSem Der Sermaans=g IbneD

9ieier 8erbano, tpel6er % Sabre
lang in San IntoaiD beftebt, tpir6 ben
Sabrestag feiner 8riinbung am %.
Npril In ge3lemenber Weiie feierr, in<
benz er elm Picnic in Brabens
Bart beranitaltet. Gin grtra : Bug
tpirb I'm s ubr Is Miuuten bonn Mrars
fas paB 8ababof a%bfabren. Serielbe
tDirb Mbenbs um Z l1br tpieber in Der
Stabt fein. OmnibuRe tperbeir BON 10
ubr @ormiitass bis 2 nbr Na6mittags
bonn Millions @arten abfabren urb
meroen Inn Z nbr f9 CUR Seimfabrt
bereit balten. Sic Gabrt chin uno 8us
riid) foitet Is Gents.
Sic Greunbe bes Orbens i'm beions
berer unb bas Publitum i'm allgemeis
men perben ber5lib eingelaben, 1i6 an
Dem picnic gu betbeiligen.
Sas WerSniigungs= &omite bat bafiir
Sorge g%etragen, baB Sebermann, Der
an benz picnic tbetlnimmt, rsi6li1e
@elegenbeit geboten pirb, ltd gut au
amiiiren. .Oas &pmtte.
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: Scr. 5. 8. gosweG, elm befanrs
ter 8irger bon Brownsville, Seras,
tbeilt Golgenbes aus eigener @rfabrung
nit; Na@oem i'd cine 3eitlan9 on
Diarrboe selitten nb.peri9iebene Mez
biainen. gebrau6t bate, beriu9te i6
cine 6laI9e bon @bamberlains Golic,
@bolsra unb 9~iarrboes9 eiImittel, .tpel9e
mid iofort interchangeable. Sd emlz
pfeble bies Mittel allen 4eibenben.
Gum 8ersouf bel &. pbn&G 60.
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: 2eu9bufen tanr boaadnbig ton.
trolirt unb tebe @efabr bermieben pers
ben, 6ur6 bdufgen @ebrau9 bon
Gbamberlain's 9uitensM ebi5in. Ni@ts
BeKeres fann beri9rieben tperben. 8er<
bon &. @pbn& 60.
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o@O$SH X&H%SSbv oA@ tD" SNDSS AcAs
Ser &aiIsr Marimilian in Nussburg
bor GROCER &ei9sberl ammlung gum
Sitter f9lug, unb ibn aus3ei9nete bur9
8erleibung elmer goloenen Settle unb
&r6nuug nit benz 2orbeertran3e, ben
6es eblen Matbematifer's peutinser
So9ter, gonfanas, gef1o6ten. Jortan
tpanberte fein 8ilbnie, Eos i'm als
uoen lorbeergefr6nten Sitter" bar ~itellte,
bieltauienofa6 p%erbielfdltigt bur6 bic
beuti6en 2anbe, uno als er nun gar
mad 2utber's Beifpiel, it9 Der beuti9en
Spra9e in feinen @ebi6ten bebiente,
ba fang bic Suseno feline 2ieoer auf
ben @a1en unb bas 8olt bel ieinen
Tefen.
Wenn aud ni1t Die 8annbulIe sez
gen i'm iber bic Nlpeu flOg, 10 bduften
t9 bod bic 8erfolgungen unb @efub.
rem fur ietn 2e5en in benz WaBe. baB
ct gu ieinem Greunbe Sidingsn auf bic
G~bernburg lieben muBte. Son bier aus
entienbete ct nod manbeu i9arfen
8feiI in bic Mitte ieiner Geinbe.
Sier Los ct aud nit GROCER @euugtbuz
ung Die S6riften 2utbers, befen Sadie
er BEL @elegenbeit bes &eiGstags in
Worms upfaffengeidnf" 9enannt bate,
6as bic eigentIi6e Nufgabe bes &ei6ss
tags, ben Sirtentries 81 bef9IieBen,
aufbalte; iebt bieB er i'm milfommen
als Wfittreiter i'm Sample gegelt bic
Geinbe bes 8aterlanDes, obmnbl i'm
ber @laubenstrtit als FOLDER tpeniger
beribrte. Ser be0eutlamIte S@ritt in
beiber 2eben, Der ettpa CUR lelber s3eit
bo03ogen muroe, mar 9arafterilif6 fit
ben Nusgangspunft unb bas 3iel ibrer
3uttnftigea Beitrebungen: 2utber
brdngte es | II; 9utten iber bic Maus
ert bes Gl0ters. -
Gein Stern iinft i6neler, tiefer.
Ils 9idtngen i'm Sample. get6btet, unb
bic @bernburg in bic 9dnbe Der Geinbe
gefalen mar, f9leppt fi9 Der Slt9ts
ling 9utten unter man9erlet JdbrniB
NIT fie6em &6rpsr mad Der G9mei3,
um bel ieinem friberen Greunbe unb
2obrebner erasmus 3ufu@t gu iu6en.
9o6 erasmus, Der pDbl als tluger
&opf auf Seiten ser Neuerer tpar, tpies
i'm ab, neil ieinem Ser3ett bic mdrme
unb Spferniqisfett feblte. Sd, als
Der eble 3pingti ben nun ~polfdnbig,
oil G6rper unb @eif, sebrp9eneu
Mann BET fi6 aufgenomneu bate, ba
tpuBte es Erasmus Bel benz Static BON
Grid bur9auieBen, baB ct au6 bieles
Iipl perlafen muBte.
Nuf Der Smell l1fnau, i'm Sauie els
nes artnen pfarrers, legte Der uerlais
fene, gebro9ene Mann, i'm 81. Sabre
feines 2ebens, bas miibe 9aupt su etpis
gem e9lummer nieber.
9ier auf Der einiamen Snief, uu,z
rauidt BON ber Greibeitsluft Ser naben
Mpen, rubt, fat bergefien, fein Staub.
Sabrbunberte lang erinnerie fi6 bas
beuti9e 8aterlanb feines groBen 3obten
ni6t. 9aB unb 8erAnsIimpfung bat
ten ieines' Nnbenfens @rab- 3u tief ges
19arrt.
grit Der gere6te, geniale Sabib
StrauB bat bic S9atten Don ieinem
@rabe berf@eu6t, fem Mnoenfen BON
8erleumbunger sereinist, bon MiBz
berfdnbnihen befreit unb i6or on ieis
mem berrli@en Derfe hber i'm, elm lie.
benbiges Oenfmal sei1iftet bas Iauter
unb baueruoer 5ur Na6pelt rebet, als
bas 9entmal BON gra ober Stein es
bermag, bob bas .beuti9e 8olt in ieis
nem 4~00idbriaen 8ebuttstage-Nnftals
ten treffen mill, linn su erri6ten. Sarin
ftebt ct Dor uns flar, tpabr unb lebehs.
treu aIs Der d@te n&itter DON Der Sober
unb benz G6werte."
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= 9ie bette Griibiabrsmebiaiu unb
8lutreinigungsmittel iin6 eitt paar 9os
len st. patrids pillen. 9ie S9a6teI
foitet Is @ents uno ie betpirft mebr
als irgenb cine DolarsM ebi5in. @arars
tirt unb berfauft BON sc. s 0 bus 60.
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1ar gn ben o24lamu Gprnice
@prfs" Iino bic 9erren Sbafer, Braz
ben unb s. 5. 8obrie betbeiligt-alio
gebiegene praftif6e Manner in .bieiem
Ga6e. Sic liefetn @eIimie BON galbas
niltrtem giien un6 3innbd@er, TaneD
Bar Girtures. 3inn, Gupfer unb giier=
pIatter &C. &C. Office unb @erttdtte
$50. 81. Meits@ ommereesS traBe.
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s4nrer0IeifhIithe Attraktiuu:
~ ueber cine babe Wliuiou bertbeilt
aeaiiana @taats=Gatterie.G eislIi6aft.


SnsDrporirt int Sabre 1868 auf % Sabre
bon Der 2e9iSlotur fir gr3iebnnss. unb @obI.
tbdtigteits3nede nit einem anpitaI bon ST..
900, 600, 3u benz tpeiter elm &eferbefonb bon
mebr aIs $b50,000 btn3ugefist tnorben 1T.
Sur9 ein iberipdItigenbes 8olfsbotum pnr6e
The Greibrief su tinem She'll bet 9csenpdrtigen
Gtaats : R~onHitutirp gefnadt, peI1e am 2.
De5ember 1879 nnsehOminea tpurbe.
Die einji8e Qctterie, tber wel4e ies
mails bon Der. Bep5lteruug zines 5taates
ob8efimmt-r nb uel9e bon b%erielbeu gut
ssbeiBen warbe.
Nirb ME nerminbert cbel peridcbeu.
Sbre sroben gin3eI. n u nj m ern.
8iebmngen finbeu msnatlid, unb bic qro.
sen bte rttIiabtIi9en 8iebunaen
re9elmd6ig ieOe brsi Monate, (Mars. SUM,
September unS Detember) fatt.
eine ausse3ei6nets @eIegen.
belt, Elm @ermogen au e%ewinnen.
Giinfte 9rose 3iebuns, GIo1e E, in Der Ncabemb
of 9Rmjt In 9sep Grleans, Dienfag ben
8. nat 18ss-916. monatIi9e Siebuns
&aapt8etuttt.t $3.50, 900.
% saDti3.-aoofe foieurur $40. Salbe
S.. 6anftel 81. 3ebntel 81.
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$4,000.

Ber s'sin Slid beriudt uno obiae Sunme
OBJ ttneu fbtiI babon In bet 2outfiana, ober
a19 $4,000 tn Der 2ittle 9abana eotterie ses
ninnsa mbdts, tpenbe fd far 3idets an
DUCK RIscHE, AIarac playa.
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g e n

tpirb Elm Gnabe i'm glitter bon 14-16
Sabreu, TIM bas S@riftieben gu lernen.
Ma@3ufrogen in Der @rp. Der nGreien
Prel5e".
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GelO 40 perIeiben

ebnt 80 mmtffions.@ebabrs
bon $1,000 an auipdrts auf / bis 10 5abren
auf 9hbotbefen bon eultibirtem 9anb, Elm.
guduntes @sibeInnb unb @runbeiaentbum in
erSbertn ~efdbten In 9sra5. Sntauf unb
8trlduQerung bon 8enbors aiens.
Ifaneis Gmith, &olbreI & Co.,
$50 commerce. etrate Gan autcnic, asras
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~ Die eIeganteEen qn3ase mad
@ab bel paneoaf & Ssbn.
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&. =. Mheiuer.

6dnoIer, @de Mlanos uub
2abaca @traBe, fibrt elm bolltdnbiges
Eager BON Stable uno Sanep Groceries.
8tllig fl Warftpreie. Mne
@aaren perben fret ing 9aus geliefert.
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s@- Sbr fpart @elb, tuenn ibre Cure
9rudia9en BET Sobnfon BIOS.
anfertigen ldBt.
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Bas- Sobnon9 Bros. lisfern BITE
belten unb %bilislten Srudia@en. @ebt
5u ibnen.
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@roduetsS Sets gu Slips,
Sdngematten,
&imberwagen gu $3.50,
Meritanii&e Waferfibler,
8aIe Balls unb Bats,
bel 9aul 8agner
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s aMpt8emttt.t $3.50, 600.
Site Der Genuine.

R0eti5.-scOfet offeur,ur $40. SaIbe
S.. 6anftel 81. 3ehntel ST..
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THE STATE OF TRIDE

BALTIMORE. August ID Cotton firm MiddlInq IL d IL c
Flour qulet firm Howard Street an1 Western super
81 50ds3 50 Extra 10 So 0O63 rs. Family o 81 IL ID
500 CITY Mills Supernne - 80 02 S. Extra 81 rs
do RIO Brands - % 81 80 PltiDsco Family IS
perlatye Patent 80 CO. Whe4t-SOuhsrn
Fuz s. 95c LonKberry 9O693c Western dull
No winter Red spot ut 9Oisn9Osc; do.
80 90s-c. do. septem6cr 9o900hc do. October
and arm; White 50GClc; Yellow 56aJia Western
dIll steady Mtxe spot 5zt052Ao August 52y d52s.c;
September 52Ia53 year 49, 045ac oats nniet and
steady southern $d5eo PennyIvania 81 0JGc Western
White case Western Mlxei 35037c Rye sielly;
Prime 5305Jc. Hay firm. steady Prime 10 Choice
Western sl9 Oo620 90 Provisions active and .to mIy
Mess Pork $40 10 Bulkmeats shoulders and Clear RIB
Sides packed ebe9'2e 8acon-shohliers she Clear Rib
rides 9s IIams 10. 1l4c Lart refined go DC Butter
qulet Western packed LA ljc Creamery 1910 Eggs
firm lie Petroleum easier; Refined 7asc Coffee
&C Copper ,rsnsed firm at l520lGc. whiskev duiI
IL 266Sl 2o FIeghts TO LvcrOOol per steamer aulet;
Cotton I'D Flour per ton l2 G Grain aD Receipts
Flour 10000 bbls Wheat $4,000 bush. Corr 5000 busn
Oats 1900 bush. Rye 800 bush Shipments 1000
bbs Wheat ". 900 bush Corn $1,000 Dus saes-Wheat
$685. 900 bush Corn 1900 bush
CHICAGO. August l3-rno Leading futures ranged as
follows -
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LITERARY NOTES.

In . paper entitled Memories OF Some Contem-
poraries' the Hon. Hugh McCulloch will present in
the next "Scifbner' series of "reminiscences OF
many famous Americans. In this number Mr.. James s
story. " A London Lite.. will be concluded and S.
H. Mallock will describe Scenes in Cyprus
Until lately, reminded the story OF Aladdin
or the Wonderful Lamp conspicuous in It's absence
from all Eastern copies OF the Arabian Nights
whether In the Arabic original, the Turkish. Persian
or HindustanI TRANSACTIONS BY great good LUCK
NJ Gutenberg, Keeper OF the Oriental MSS at the
Biblioheque Rationale lately purchased two volumes
Of Arabic tales which copied about the begin
ming Of this century from Ms. written In 11o3 In
one Of these was the long lost original in Arabic Of
q Aladdin" A genuine Eastern version OF Ali Baba
and the Forty Thieves, docs not. 1t Is said. exist,
Sir Richard Burton's recent version Is translation
Of IIIndustani version of Edward Forsters English
translation from Galland's French.
Mrs F. ID. T. " southworh still holds her public
ordered from C. W. Dillingham; 10000 copies of her
lurid tale The Hidden Hand This originally
Published in The ledger" amany years ago.
VIII 1t always be true Of the great majority OF
men who write that they remain as poor as Jobs
provcrbial turkey So. in truth, declares Robert
Louis Stevenson IT, he in the forthcoming
Scrlbner7 "you adopt art TO be your trade. weed
.our mind a. the outset OF all desire for mone- What
you may decently expect II you have talent and
much industry, IS such income a clerk will
with a tenth perhaps twentieth of your nervous
output
Other Trees is In the press Of Cupples Hurt
The plates phctoSravure reproductions of photo
graphs and there 10 be Introduction and Notes
by L. l.. Dame.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-14
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