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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-01
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE ~ PRICES
The lowest price for oil yesterday was - cent
above the final figure saturday The highest price was
cents above tho lowest OF the day and the closing quota
ton showed gain OF 3-4 cent The market was
strong from beginning oend, and the strength was eXb
ltet upon plume of trading Certificates are
ser aud the close premiums up to % cents per
.,oUo barrels fof the then fell to fiat" The
news fem the field OF comparative unimportance IL
has been for time sufficient repress enthusiasm
among general traders but It has been OF character dis
appointing the bears and has essened the confidence
OF holders who looking forward future legitimate
Improvement General business ralltod AMI money con-
dtons have undergone obvious change the break
OF cru1e into the seyenes without really exerting in
aucnce upon the oil speculation The recovery Of the last
few weeks Ia. been any result ovcrssllng OF
the market coupled will, field cisappOntments
TO operators who outside OF the shutdown agreement
1t would fair infer that these cXtatrade inir
to speak would gradually work later toward
mprossing the certificate market Time IS shortening to
the period when increased OF export trade
Is inevitable and element support Offset
the unfavorabe effect OF any later additions
supply OF crude that may be received from Washington
County dev lopments Meantime the esscnng volume Of
certificates renders IL the easy holders carry
the stocks and presents attractions capital give
q positive impulse values But the bull leader Is lack
Ing and the promscuous traders likely TO help
along any advance until It IS obvious strong hand
is being felt experimenting the commercial phases Of
situation The pounded in the late dealings
but the close IS entitled to be called firm
The Of prices and the total dealings fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-01

LIVERPOOL April 3O.-4 p.m.-COton--Ino AIes W
included - 700 bales Futures , 90
upands. Lew Mddng clause May henrsay fn.s and July
Nay aad June dsllvery 22-64d. sellers Sune SUI
delivery 23.64L BUYERS July and angus 1tGId
Cal buyers; August and September donyeryiiG r,n.
buyerB Sspter her and october delivery IO-o5.
october anu November delivery. 9b4d ouIers
and Decem her delivery, s5id vAIuei 1'P'''N
2lG4t buyers ,,,,t,, o.. Inv
Midclins g Coed Ordinary sa act anu gross ''00p'''
Il3baes: sales 1877 balesi stock. sO4 o. nat
NORFOLK April 80 -CottOn-Steady Mlua-;; i2t
and receipts. $40 bates exports o"'''
bales sales 105 bales: stock Is. lJ3 bales IL ov
SAVANNAH April 3o-Cetton-Firm. hllgut.. .nd gra.,
Kidding. Lilo Cool Ordinary glo n.iss' sae.
receipts 500 bales: exports coast"se' 4V- '
1913 bales; stock. 20.055 bales. s...sv Nddlng
7.l6 Low Mdding gllg; Good OrdniiJ' az.
receipts 34G9 bales: gross receipts 4Ol' O"e'' ''
$500 bales Atock. 1888 $40 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-01
ruRoprAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Apri SO-33O D. m-sss-trh p'g sssrat.l1
ehse,e-Ih door ssmsud American finest coorea dnl AZ
Sss %, Inl'T-Ln poor demand dsnauI Lari~sps and
Futures-In poor demand Wheai-Iu poor den1n slonr
H odrrs offer posrr.tely Corn-spet am uros-Ln
fair demand Mixed Weseru May steady a. o. -2 Juae
9rn al IA IL ri. Hops at London -Se"'i ~
demand .,,.n,,. ro-,.
Receipts Of wheat for the past week n nsr;er, from
1900 Pacific ports. lguVO ""0'' '"''
other soureea 1000 quartera ~oak % -oo
Receipts Of American for the past "o'A' -o''V'
quarters -, r,,n.n,,,. os.
LosDos. April 80 p. m.-spirits OF lu'p'u"A' -''
I'D pcrcvt r...h .xn.....
There panic In the tin market The tenGh "a
has ceased buying. The cash price has dr, ~
to los per ton and Lille has changed hahu' ~ ~ '
price .n.x,o., IL
ANTWERP. Aprri 3O-Petrosum-Finep pale Ane'osu. 40
francs paid and ID francs 20 cehue
ANTWERP. April 39-wiicsrs lard olossu a. u "AAS'
BEEMES April 30 -pesrosum marks 20 pfenn'sA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-01
Closing

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-A hne feeling en ~.
among receivers who unwilling to sell except az
advance Swng to t. the T in Psst Of he s
b sSPSrfa Including Mfns s eSae 6Ss City Mil 60
s S . 80 Sos MS'i 10 SSs Fine at s. iossa
S: Extra S e
Extra at 90 s5asS TO- and exceptional lots a. So 20 tS
s ...s M HsPs 4sd @x'i
s. N ssss ,s al later oo "a e and
i Ley 55 E1 s F. Far s9f Z: Very G Gasi
IS s5ss a 60 Patents a 1oGs4 90 Fancy $50
saa .C very ct tnsy Gs a. ys Safs $
. eh s. sOdst !0 Patents M " 70 C eSse
:as sGss4 So RsSri RS
g n a. s. ss scas SCG ?p to ,Hcy
a. IS d s eoM Western q
" sy sa mainly an
deliveries After steady feeling at the opening prices ss
who selling early in and s coy red
S C and e Closed af@ at sSi under the
ruled dull with Ssd Of 9s%51d S recyE
S s. 100000 bushels future and %
!ais sSd Esa 3.
To E Nsa A lI,' f q ana O1ati
$ !Sss eis.sf 4 ss '9s d.
Angus. 81 1888 closing % IS do sepembeT % Is
sS:lns Nay issS: % Ssi e. closing A
and FdnP SAe fFa ad
o ruled s snd eRpS
Option trading very slow Prices weakened 1;ss
lac early aftervard rallied 12a58c, closing nrm Sales
3S4 600 bushels 900 bushels spot Including Un:
graded Mixed At o9ae7 14c No Steamer Yellow ac
G7c. No. 3, 06c. Steaner SO Laos lie In elevator
No. Q, G9c delivered No Q. May, G3 34d64 3sc closing
Ga lac do June 90 1902 34c.. closing at CO Sac
do. July. % 5Sd62 94c, closing 81 34c do. August
90 "a s63 1sc, closing 63c do September closing at
Il. October B3c.. closing al CSC OATS
No decided change occurred In spot lots and the dealings
b ssy late. On Spses oPessf seay
OF nrm. Sales 1870 600 bushels future 1874 600 bushels
q l2ass 12e Latter price in special elevator; o d.
White do, 41d45c No. May. 81 3sa37 7-sc. closing
81 34c do June. 81 34d35 3sc.. closing at 80 9sc
do. July 3s LABS 5-sc closing 39 5Sc do White
April, 42l-2e do May, Al SsS4l 1-2c., closing at
II l-2c do. June Ale. closing at Ale. FEED
Steady. Quiet No change In prlces. L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-01

WE HEREWITH GIVE THE RESULT OF
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, MADE BY ONE OF THE
MOST EMINENT CHEMISTS IN AMERICA, FROM
WHOSE APPENDED TITLES IT WILL BE READILY
UNDERSTOOD THAT AS TO CHARACTER STAND
ING ABILITY AND INTEGRITY THIS GENTLE.
MANS REPUTATION IS ABSOLUTELY UAssAiL-
ABLE, AND Ills OPINION NORTHUMBERLAND
THE ANALYSIS WAS MADE UPON SEVERAL DIFF
FERFNr BOTTLES OF DR. BUcKLANDs SCOTCH
OATS ESSENCE PROCURED By THIS GENTLEMAN
FROM RELIABLE WHOLESALE DEALERS IN THIS
CITY, WHOSE STANDING is SUCH THAT THERE
CANNOT BE THE FAINTEsT POSSIBLE sCsPIcIoN
or COLLISION OR JoBBEEY OF ANY KIND.
TIE CHEMIST WHOSE ANALYSIS WE APPEND
IS HENRY A. MOTT, JR, PHI D., f. NJ. r. C. g.,
ETC, PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY IN THE NEW
YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE AND HOSPITAL FOR
WOMEN MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN. BERLIN
AND PArIs CHEMICAL SOCIETY; FELLOW OF
THE CHEMICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON; MEMBER
OF THE SOCIETY OF PUBLIC ANALYSTS OF LON
DON MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN AssocIATIoN
FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE; MEMBER
OF THE AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY;
MEMBER OF THE MEDIco-LEGAL SOCIETY; FELL
LOW OF THE GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. ETC,
ETC; AUTHOR OF THE CHEMIST MANUAL"
WAS MAN CREATEDT ARTIFICIAL OR oLEo
MARGARINE BUTTER ADULTERATION OF
MILE" TESTING THE VALUE OF RIFLES BY
FIRING UNDER WATER 1.-THE LAWS OF MA
TURE," mo. I-MoTT sERIES). ETC.
NETWORK, APRIL BOTH, 1855.
REPORT OF
PROFESSOR HENRY A. MOTT, PHI. D., LII. d.
SCOTCH OATS ESSENCE CO.,
GENTLEMEN: PURSUANT TO YOUR REQUEST
I HAVE PURCHASED IN THE OPEN MARKET
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-01

Refined oil stronger at advance OF is cent on
barrels to 12 per gallon Abel test all ports
cases remaining at 3-S cents
OIL CITY Penn. April 3G--Natonal Transit Certifcate'
opened SO; highest. S7l9; lowest $50. closed SO
CT 600 barrels cearance 2096 $50 barrels:
804 barrels shipments 669i7 barrels 7si AS
barrels
PrTsBUEa. Penn. April 3o.-Perolenm active and firm.
National Transit certificates opened at S52 closed at s6
highest SHIT lowest S5is
BRADFORD. Penn. April 3o-Nstiona Transit Certificates
opened at So ~ closed at 81: highest 81 IL lowest 50 p
Clearances. ], 1872. 900 barrels
TTusvLLR Penn April 3O-Nationa Transit certificates
opened at Sc highest 81 Ia lowest S57s closed $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-01

Net cash $3.50 ss4se746 $50 Dec se2593
The foreign exchanges are dull and steady at
quotations for business follows: Bankers
bills. 81 sc 3-5 and 81 81 rs for long and short
sterling respectively; Bis "a and IL IS for
francs: 95 l-2 and o. ga for reichmarks; 40 IA
and 40 1-2 for guilders
In London British consols We're steady. Money
between bankers ruled at 1al IA per cent. The
balance. Bar silver rose lSd. to AZ
Il-l0d. per ounce English standard
American railways were strong: they
opened with advances that made the first quota
tions generally higher than the equivalent OF
Saturdays closing home figures and made further
gains closing in some instances with concessions
of 1-sal4 per cent. At Paris French per cents
rose from s217 l-2 to s2.32 1-2 and closed at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-01

Produce EIc1anEe TODAY tne buttor narKet WAS
at aq fHsslsisc .''''' - '
MSsx.pou. April so-,wheat-,LOcai stock, Of wheat
g%ata':. Hsra cab sps Ma, see az
HSs s. % Dc june Ss' he S'''sfs '.'
Noftnoro cash May 7s.e JS1s sic do July s2.s
s2c No. . Northern sshSsle
PHILADELPHIA. April So.-Flour firm: d:nand msderats;
%s''eTs ana q 5 a.
So 90 Peansylyana Roller Process: s. 15sss 80 ono
Clear - St Ions g, a a1s
!. g N T. fs
y' FG s.a F TS .p Il .ss.ss a. a% Tor
Ii:a S lses sse M g M1::s ID
gram d Sa:s CSC Y:.T h:S At ssp, So
81 80 RSi 90 fer Gs isf
s a 4s NO No. WV @siie = APr .5s.ss
S for f iGI s ~, 4
5Ssi 81 ss.si ; 10 f; %s,.
baiSsos. ana wh: star. es:iS: ,s soc:
fsp 70 Coca 7ss7ss. Msn%eth Pear 65:is:
soc a. Fair to Coed 7oSSe Florida ,:r eas
m'' &! g. o g 90 S %
s So. %. s%.s.a Se:i issis:' Beet Han: SIC 500
sii So do ss, s ss 90 ssS TO- VANS smoHsd
sc 40 IN s.rc's ~ ssa cs., nps.d
shsalders In CRY SAT- and fully cured Sse' de
I've DO do smoked s.sspc. Bellies, IN picks 80
E Ss 90 s. sss.s si sS0n 81 At zoe
81 1888 90 Butter Creamery Erra
27d2sc western Creamery Extra Al Zse H. T. ana "
Y. crsamsry Extra q ez6c western FACTORY lo12sc!
Packing butter l2el4e. Eyes steady PennsylvanA
trsts $50 l3se Western nrsLs lSG lS1c Chsese steady
Fata Csocs IL nc. DO Fair 70 Prime lOlsllse susar
steady Powdered 7e7is GrAnulatss 6' se 1916 Feed
steady Winter Bran s2l oOsSz2 80 per ION fstrosntn
steady 70 AoeI test IN 1oIA 10 neceIpn-FiSa, 800
ss Wheat 1000 oo S'FS 300 en,s gs os oSo vSsn
$4,000 bush
NAV ssc; June sss1c; July SHE August s7,c: sep.
TENDER s5tc Corn sull and frn cash 5eso May 57se
Oats dull and steady May ant June 35c Coversced dull
higher eAsh. 81 o5 october 81 s5 Escsp.-Whesi 600
bush Corn 40e0Dush. Cloverseed 81 bars shipments-
Wheat 1000 bush. Corn LOCO bush Oats 1000 susA
Cioverseed So bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-01
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKErs

LONDON April 80 7. m.-Atsntie and Great wssern
frat mortgage certificates 39t Canadian Pacihc.
6lq Erie, 2lL Mexican Ordinary. AN ST Paul. Com
mon &c.,: Nsw.York Central ll0h Pennsylvanis, 81.
Bar silver 1, snoted at ~ ll.l6d. per ounce
The anoant OF bullion gone Bank OF England
balance today IS $4,000
Paris advcos quote per cent rentcs at So francs
account
isl Il a. LDp Ell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-01
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFFF-Fair Rio spot invoices held at IL o.
bull Tie demand was light Sales, 1000 tag, NO o SS
&c. Tie mldsr styles were quiet oo S hes Porto
Cabeo and III bags Central American also l,oo su
PORTO Cabel'. ship. at IL 34c- Speculation Wss
and featurces closing figures representing no impord
ehspges Tor The day. Sales, 1900 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-01
nlnsieal JnstrnmfniS.

A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED gkAND,
n upright and square pianos OF our MAKE NmSh neIv
specially selected and only USED by me sfu she ons
SEASON will be sold Ibers reelection from our regular
priees PIANOS FOR RENT. -. ,s,s =,
WILLIAM KNABE l. Co.. liz oth'sye.' ABOVE Ao1n's-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-01

CoTToN-with fair seIsad and nrm oP Pss of
which go were export account and the balance oI n
sumption AT the ports the receipts aggregstea ooo 90
haes TO-DAY comparing with 1899 bales this Gay .se
week and 2so bales for the corresponding day year aHU
receipts nave reached 232 7E2 bales against 6l'l''
bales for the same period last year . c,..s,,,.ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-01
MORE FACTS
FOR DOUBLING TH0MASES, C0WARDLY BUSINESS
RIVALS. FRYING PAULS AND ANONYMOUS LIBELERS.

SOME OF YOUR SCOTCH OATS ESSENCE"
QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS. AND HAVE THE
HONOR TO REPORT THAT I FIND THE "sCoTcB
OATS ESSENCE ENTIRELY FREE FROM AM
TRACE OF THE ALKALoID MORPHINE OR ANT
OF ITS SALTS. AN. GENTLEMEN. RESPECT
FULLY YOURS,
tsTeNED HENRY A. MOTT, PH. D.. L. D.
p. o. BOX Last.
DIR BuCKLANDs SCOTCH OATS ESSENCE II
NATURES OWN TONIC. PURE, RELIABLE, HARM.
LESS AND MARVELLOUS IN ITS ACTION. 1T is
FREE FROM EVERY CONCEIVABLE FORM on
TRACE OF ANY INJURIOUS INGREDIENT OF ANY
KIND; AND THE SYSTEMATIC PROSECUTIONS
WHICH HAS BEEN PURSUED AGAINST IT Fob
MONTHS PAST HAS ORIGINATED SOLELY IN
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL JEALOUSY, Ann
AN ENDEAvoR TO STAMP OUT, IF POSSIBLE, SO
VALUABLE A REMEDY, AND ONE WHICH HAS
PLAYED SUCH HAVOC WITH THE oRDINARn
TRADE IN PROPRIETARY MEDICINES -
SCOTCH OATS ESSENCE Is SAFE FOX THE oCro.
GENARIAN, THE ADULT THE SCHOOL hoy AND
THE INFANT. 1T HAS CURED DISEASE AFTER
DISEASE THAT HAS BEEN PRONOUNCED HOPE
LESS BY SOME OF OUR MOST EMINENT PLY.
sIcIANs. THERE IS NOT AN EMINENT MEDI-
CAL NAN IN THE PROFESSION TO-DAY, IF HE II
LIBERAL-MINDED, UNBIASED AND HONEST.
WHO WILL NOT ATTEST TO THE MARVELLOUS
EFFECTS OF SCOTCH OATS ESSENCE IN THE MOST
DANGEROUS DISEASES.
SCOTCH OATS ESSENCE COMPANY.
100 FULTON.sT, NETWORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-01

REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington
received to-day 33G6.000 National bank netes tor
redemption. oooo
The customs receipts were $732,968, and the
internal revenue receip pts were Sl.O22.O79
Today's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures of the last previous statement as fol
lows:
April 2s Anril 80. Differences.
gold hand .S2l6 1881 $2lb4ssses Doc S6s50iz
Net silver hand 5l.O2060l 5LSso9ll Inc S0O.Sls
Net legal tenders .o,..ooo, q, oao
on hand-........- 2S2tO,ol3 Zazs2VsS Inc So'Voo
Actual cash IN
Treasury vaults
over outstanding .- an,
certihcatos S2s5 3934S5 $29o TO oo3 DEC VOL
nenn 55. POI. l35 0l.StS6ZO Dec. 30SJOS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-01
STANDARD OF Classification
Good Ordinary - re - Low Middling . SIN

Good Ordinary - lie Low Mlddling ~
Stret Good Ordinary "a Mlddling 81
The speculative market opened easy at partial Ge !,
cline OF fa2 points the day adv anced Tree Duys
set in and the closed advance OF seq points
on near, and sac Joints on the new crop fof 'he ''
Sales 10 800 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-01

LIVE STOCK MARKETS by TELEGRAPH
BuyvALo April S0.-cans- Isst &c hours were
LISA Total let the week thus hr 3.eoL Fer came uns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-01

havana MARKET
HAVANA. April so.-spansh gold 23ia92sGl; Exchange
stsaay. Sugar qaist
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
Senn1l

Npt &rissltib. Den npe 9pnamits
8anonbaab, "gorftOpn", Der bpsses for
Resierinsen ueO stibsuerftet i Bbilaz
belpbia, ifal saa Of Stabelen ben 2Soe
4pril. Den oil bliue foripnet meb 4
pneumatiife 9pnamit. aanoner os aniees
for at bore bet meit frp9telise goeless
seliespaaben, Tom er opiunoet. aanos
nerne labes ueo Sielp Of Damp, os
9pnamitbombsrEe, 1ooraf TO afifpbes
bpert Minut, er fplote meo 600 Bunb
erploberenbe @elatin, ct af be meit trafs
iise SpransitOfe, man fjenoer.
500 Bunb Gelatin bar iamme Sprensa
frait iom S52 Yuno 9pnamit eaer 943
Bunb Bomulosfrubt. Oct p%aaitaaes,
at be itsrite os iterfefte arissifibe |
Berben pilbe iplintres / Stptfer Deb
Grploiionen al en- Gelatin. Bonnie meset
minbre enb bisie, iom "gorttown"s
&anoner ubilpnser.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
Youiiian

Semofratif Seier. 5orrise 9irss
bag boloies Bals paa Staisembsos
manb, % iOm ~iabuanlis ieireoe Demo.
fraterne, men bsrss Roioritet er me9et
itsrre enb paa mango Gar. Ridols,
9empfraternes aanoioat for @uoernsr,
bleo oalst meo benimoo $4,000 Stsms
mers Raioriiet. Republitanernes Stsms
meantal er paa mango Steoer iaa ube.
tpoelist, at bet life ensans ansiues /
Rapporterne.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
Stor Cpbioielie berfebe / Siour

Stor Spbibielie berifebe i Siour
9itp / Onsbnss, ioet mon tlialbispis
fanbt 2iset al en- Manb / 0renbprfs
Srp9seri. 8eo Siben al Giset laa
Sobn Irenborfs 8euulpsr. 8eb Sig
fuet blep bet s~ootsiort, at ben mproeoe
Mano bar gilbert SilSt, Der bolpt
8ast | Brpsseriet BEN gat Baitor Sab>
bod blep mprbet. Man peb life, enten
ban bar besaaet Selpmorb eQer er bles
pen mprbet. 6ilSt par Ssn af en- rig
&jsbmano / Wilp1ufee, men bar brit
f9lois os %ubipepenbe.
Yeitiffelie. 70 &onItabler i 9es
Woines er tiltalt for at bare mpbtaset
Stifpense al wholesale Branbepinss
banblere, bos bpem be ifulbe unoerIsse
ON Der funbtes forbubne 9%ritfeparer.
Sernbaneiammenitso. Ieb 9assrp
forrise Ssnbas fOresif Der ct Sammen
itsb en- Mil s~itenfor greiton mellem ct
Basiasers os ct Srasttos to 2ofomotis
Der, to Soituosne, to 5rastupsne os en-
liben Bro bleu ~soelast; 5prbsberen
brabtes; ub~fissmanben III bet enc Ben
fnuit, iaa bet MATTE iettes at; Waifini>
item fit osiua fit enc Sen noset itamieret,
os 8rufemanben bleu ifabet inbpenbis.
Mafiniiten paa Yasiasertuset anbraste
air brakes % bOppeoe iuu lb; ole Bog
meme bolot fig paa Sfinnesansen. Den
fsrite Soituosn, meb 4 Betie.te, rulebe
neb af en- brat Sfrant ps be fnuite
camper iatte Slb paa ben. Rebnins
ipntes umulis, men en- gre blep ituttet
ind til benz, os MI brsb be fig ub. Sfpls
ben for ulptfen lasses paa &onbuttsren
ueb 5rusttoset.
Wprreoe lin Mober. Sbilip $Selb,
en- uns 5armer, Der boebe 4 Mil / Yeit
for 2emars, ffjsb os siebliffelis brebte
lin Mober | 2sroass, os besit berpaa
Selpmprb. San os Moberen bapbe /
lansere 9ib ueret uenise os / 2srbass
bleu be lluenner ON Salset af en- !Set.
5uberen bleu for ct Var iiben ipanbt
libel al en- Seit. Sen unse Selo, Der
altio bar bapt ct subt Napn, anises for
at babe oeret iinbiuag.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
u Il 8 n b.

Nibiliters Yirfiombeb. s ben ienere
9ib bar Nibiliiterne / ben norblise Del
al Ruslanb paret meset uirfiomme os
bar orsaniieret fig for at siennemfsre
pistise Sperationer. 9e Moderate Iii.
bensere al Orbenen er u%oitsbte, % en-
8Omite er bannet for at bielpe be 2anbss
~foruiite at unbuise fra JorbrpoeriOlos
nierne i Sibirien. ct fort Intal af
bisie fal uIerebe babe sienuunoet i'm
5ribeb. Nr~retationer at pirfelise %
mistenfte Nibiliiter foresaar / Semmes
lisbeb / ct. Yetersburs os mango Juns
ger toe ubitaa forfarbelise Biniler,
fsrenb man fan aftpinse Dem en- 8eiiens
belie.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

ganocplase | &ina. Peking Ga
zette inbebolber en- at SuuernsreH til
aeiieren ienot geretn.ns, bpori Der meos
oeles, at 8esierinssturerernes &ufe
imeIem tire gOfiatiOner | 9iitr''tet
abalfa / WonsOliet bar maattet fOran'
bres paa @runo uf &ottsrnss fortaros'
liae Duerbaanbtasen. s be fioite to
e(ar bar bisie Gpr aurettet iaa frpste'
lise gbelasselier / ben naonte esn' at
naitsn eibpert @rasiraa er f0rteret'
Sele aanost libsr unber benre aanoe'
PLACE. Der finbes intet Sober til Sets
"a Sameler, % let er umulist at OPP
brine 9pr til gOitens gsfOror'ns.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
6ranfrige {.

Sen. goulanger bleu forrise Ger.
bag palst til Weolem al 9eputeretz
fammeret fra Departmental Horb meb
49, 72 Stemmer, 5oucart III fun 49,,
ISL os Moreau 9,643 Stemmer.
s 9orsoass inbtos General 8oulans
ger fit Sebe i 9eputerettummeret.
Trooper os Boliti / Yaris bar unber
8aaben cs farbise til at rpffe ub, bOis
Der foreialot Optsier, men @eneralens
bsseifrebe Beunorere lob fig benne
Sang nsie msb at juble for bam. Gen.
Boulanser er MI ben melt populare
Nnnb i 5ranfrise os 2eoeren for benz,
buis enefte gnne er Seun oper 9piflanb.
9enne fibfte galsbesiuenbeb ! gepartes
msntet Norb. buis Snbbpssere er mere
rOlise os toloblobise enb be / Spos
Sranfriss, bar fremfalbt en- pinlis Js>
lelie / Berlin.
ltrolige Stuoenter. 1900 Stuben>
ter iamlebes 5rebas aften paa bet latin
ie auarter, marderebe til Sotel Du
2ourre os fres: "yteb meb 8oulanser,
neb meb 9ittatoren" o.i.p. timber Nars
den ftSbte be iammen meb m Slot
Boulanserifter os bleu unber flor Jors
uirrins brepne tilbase til Bouleparberne.
Ger iamlebes be after os ansreb MI be
Boulanserite BlabfOntorer. 8oulan'
seriiterne fOrfulste benz os ouerfalot
benz meb alubber. Wanse Stuoenter
iaarebes. 7ilibt inoianot en- BOliti'
itprte fig os arreierebe mango al os
8iempenbe. - 5ra 2onbOn berettes, al
Srep Dino, Der er gift meo en- rig ame'
ritanf Dame, bpis Yense ban befprel
os bruser, ~iOripnebe General Boulanss'
meb gense til at beitrioe galsubSiitern'
i Departmental Norb. Oct leoenb'
Blab "Yoltaire" panitaar, at bet er er
ameritanF alif, Der fOripner Ssneral
SOulanser meb Yense for al fremIfpnS'
en- 8ris mensm Granfrise % 2pflanb
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
Wisconiin n.

"Sfanbinapiff tribune, en- auis,
iom uosapes i Mabiion, isis, bar eiter
en- tort ps fummerlis 9iluerelie opbsrt
at ubfomme. "Noroen".
s5em orufne Snbianere brufnebe
Cnspas gitermiooas / Misfsiippis
Sloben peo 9%rempealeau. Sc f~Oripste
at trefte fine Cancer ouer en- flor 9sms
merfaaoe. 70 Stofte ianf unber benz,
us be fOriuanbt meo ben itarfe Strsm.
she Soldiers Wonument Msioei'
alton" i 2~afapette @ountp bar b%eilutt,t
at opisre / Darlington ct Monument til
Winbe ON Counties bsoe Soloater.
Sen repnbliianife &onuention for
bet treble aonsrespiitrlft er i%ammenfalot
til at iamles i 9~Obseullle ben l6oe Mai
for at pelse 9elesaier til ben rationale
republifanlfe &onuention | @bicaso.
Gn bel camille brufnet. en- iSrs
selis 1,lpruselie henote 5reoas Gitsn
/ Narbeoen Of Gmbarrais reo ben Bprt
@olf Slob. Gn bel camille ueo Rapu
gatrop, beitaaenbe Of Wtano. 8one os 8
Bsrn, brufnebe unber en- Oueriusm'
nellie. Samilien boebe | ct Tibet Sfu,
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

oeb 5lObbrebben, os. uastet be bar IN.
berretteoe ON, at 5lommen Tom neb'
ouer, iorismte be at finite bort itibe, ps
baabe 8psninsen os Yebperne bleu fsrts
afiteo meo Strsmmen.
st ganmelt Sort er oponset / 99rs
beoen al Trempleau, os Der bar man
rtmelisuis bet, iom for 202 Gar iioen
opfsrtes af ben frantic Spbaseliesreis
ienoe Berot os finbss anfsrt paa bet Of
bam lsit uofaitebe 8art. geinnberlise
Souser os ct Slass ailesS nitriptiuner
fanotes psiaa, os bet Sele er MI @iens
ftano for nsiastisere rlnberisselier Of
~lastpnoise 5olf.
gernefopper. Rartin Gbriiianisn,
en- Gut | 8acine, er efter tiltalbte 2es
gers uhiasn ansrebet al 8opper al far
lisfte Slass. Ran antaser, at ban
bar fact Smiiten fra en- Gmisrant, Der
Tom til 8pen for en- IA Dases 1ib
iioen. Der neres 5rpst for, at 5lere
ital bliue ansrebne al iamme Spsbom,
oa @utten er fommen / Yersrelie meb
Gofiaise, fSr man uiofte, at ban bar
paa en- iaa farlis Smitte.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
Z min b.

SEQ. 8. Yenoleton, be 5orenebe
Staters Riniitsr / Berlin, bleo / 5res
bags unber ct Opbolo / Reis6aoen
rammet ai ct Stastilfalbe, men bet an
ices life for at bore farlist.
Spiflanbs Geiier lisssr for Gsben.
9aserne bar M opsiuet oft 6aab. pan
fan maaife leue ct Bar Tiger, men bet er
lise iaa i~anoipnlist, at ban bsr al
apalnins / 9sbst af osnne llse.
Regleringen bar ubuiit al 2anbst
Serr S6lutter, en- amerifanf 8orser.
San bar Socialiit os Reoarbeiber i
"Social 9emotratsn".