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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18
Warrington Notes.

10y IfIeYrapu 70 10 UI7VNV'I'I -,
WAsmNCTON, February IT, NO
House Elections Committee having as
posed Of the McDutlie rs. Davidson Ana
lama contest IN favor Of Davidson tue
1''ing member, will meet next TUESDAY
u decide upon the further order OF Dusi-
Lgss. Party lines were drawn IN tne
Alabama contest, and O minority report
MI accompany the presentation oil inc
"ess Of The majority TO the House.
The subcommittee oil the House foSF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18
O,Brieu's speech.
fBy Anglo American cable to the Dispatch-l

by Anglo American cabIe 20 Inc DIspatchI
LONDON, February 1.-THE DdiU
Ntos says: Few speeches ever pro-
duced such effect upon the House of
Commons as did Mr.. O'Brien's speech
last night. His display OF wondrous
magnanimity will certainly appeal with
irresistible force TO English people.
Tories will be unable to complain OF any
bitterness on his part, although the oc-
casion justified bitterness"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18
ratnI Boiler Explosion.
IN telegraph % the DIspaleh.l

~ - w
New ORLEANS, February 1.-THE
PicoyUnc special from Bastrop, La,
says: The explosion Of boiler on Mrs.
j. \. Harps' plantation to-day killed two
white men named Reemo and Johnson
and two colored men. -Four other men
were So badly scalded that they are not
expected to recover. The boiler was
blown to atoms and the Clubhouse in
which it stood was demolished.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18

9se: rrdssi steady. Molasses STEADY; D-t.ss,
NC Rice firm. Coi.0u-eecd Oh. rc. ~ cru1e,
iialas for refined. Resin firm ~ tIHlsiii1.
Turpentino steady o, lO&c Hides 10 hsht ae-
manG. Wool quiet. PORK steady Beef onil'
Midfies nominal Lard about points higher
closing firm; trade very quiet; western stehh'
Cg5: March. U.R: April, tl.s9aG|; NAY
sie3af.ss. Freights dun
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. Nd. February i7.-Cotton steady
hud dali: middling. l0Hc. flour steaAy atp
quiet. uoward-s street and western super g ga
s2i5: do. extra, i3akl -: 30. family, Nait9;
city mills super, f3Ha.l60. DO. extra, tlaA o.
10. RIO brands. ttf5si3: Patapsco sgperlailye
patent, $50; do. family. fAlA Nneat-'yutn-
ern steady and quiet; ROD, sae1c.; ampcr Na
res. spot .sNc asked March. - az &c: Nay.
g1f. t0ir. Corn southern steady. Win aciife
demand: white. 5ss3>A yellow. @a3'c.; W .tefn
r shade frmor and active. mixed, spoi, - "a
- c.. February. - ss3jAc Marcn. fhaoae
May, So a8 o. Oats nominaly hfmer abp
quiet; southern and Pennsylvania, S'1Hs'.
western white. taiic. western mitel. 49,.
Rye stcaiy al Gt,o- lroyi.iuns sieASy W"
fair demand. Nces pork. tiA7A Bpl&-mea az
Shoulders aud cleaf-rD sides lpackeih AMI
SC shoulders, "a, ssHc. clsar-' Orllf''
gf.c.. hams. fLi2hc. Aarl-Nehned. So
Butter steady; western packed. igs2!e- cream
cry, aE}ic. fRe' arm, fresh. 2axT hnel'
loaitc. Petroleum steady refined. - >
COfco dlil. hi0 'argoc-. ordinary Ia TAR. 10
1f4c. sugar s.cl.Y. A t1iL. &C.,. c0ppor-reHnti
arm AZ i-aie'. Mhiskey steady a. N.2iail.4h
Frcights to liverpool per steamer dun; cotton,
2-ltd.: four, per to1, "A grain higher az Rai
CHICAGO
CHICAGO February l1.-Fl0nr quiet and steady
Whcat-Np > spring. jnattc: Sc. sQriug,
Gftaf.c.: 40. ret, ~lr. corn, a. Hefs. bzis,
y, l,a-h. Mess-p0 iiAf1n. LarL f.n.H.
.ho-f.uh sides. fsI. shoulders. - .Nsst0;
short-nlrarg. -. slt> Nfl-k"f, 81. l1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18
nroughtIuto Port.

-By TT1TETHV1 " ~ -, ~
NEW YORK, February l7.-Ihe Nor
wegan bark Macide arrived III tins .I port IT
ms morning with six OF her crew IN
c .iItS for mutiny. The vessel WAS bound
S-o,o Savannah to Hamburg, and when
one l,w, day ont the men refused TO do duty
COW I'm that the vessel was unseaworthy.
T6e mutineers were taken into custody;
A. soon as a new crew can be shipped
t1e NIacide will continue her voyage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18

v vn, Committee to day reported adj.
,,ei!Sely on the bill to prohibit the circn.
auon through the mails of neWspaners
containing lottery advertisements Two
democrats Of the subcommittee voted
aRe'nstthe bill, while Republican mem
yer i, voted for ii. The full committee
VIII probably vote on the bill tomorrow
ne House Committee on Commerce has
uecidedio report favoraby 10 the Honso
me oill providing for the establishment
Oh permanent quarantine station or
'ape Charles, Va, with an amendment
I'aIgnclng the appropriation from sl00 600
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18
Au,o,,-pox AZ Van francisco.

IBy toIcFTaUh % tne UsPl'0u'I
San FRANCsco, February line
steamer City Of Pekin arrived from
China aud Japan tins morning with
several cases OF smallpox among her
,,s.cncers. and was placed in quaran-
tine This is the fifth successive steamer
which has arrived with smallpox, The
Hrloic which came ia two weeks ago
was released from quarantine yesterday.
The steamer Shenandoah, formerly a
i-n,,e3 States man-oi-war, has been
StteJ M ms a quarantine boat, and Is
n now occupied by several hundred Chi
ncse who have arrived on injected YES
coils
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18
NEW YORK.

Ngw YoHK, February l7.--CotIon quiet: sales,
81 bales: uplands, i03sc.; Orleans, i0Ac.: not
receipts for the weeE. 5oSo bales; gross, So,5sO
bales: exports-tO Great Britain. u, 9sG bales 10
France. 4s0 bales; 20 tho Continent s,4t6 bales T;
forwarded, 90ll bales; sales, 40 bales; spin
ners, CD bales. stocz, "a, b3 bales; receipts to-
day AZ all ports. 5,ls2 bales; sxports--to Great
Britain, tsO bales 10 France. S25 bales; 20 the
Continent 81 bales; stock. SIS, ISL bales. Flour
unchauged Wheat-opuons a little irregular
aud only moderately active; opened firm but
closing strong; spot fairly active aud a shade
netser; No. red. February, sskc: Apnl.
~ i5-i6asOA.e May, 70 is-ioagikc,, closing Al
9itlc Corn-Opu0ns advanced Sa.c. and closed
strong: spot Aakc. higher but very quiet; No. Z
February, 6Oac.; April, SAC: May, 5sAsc.
Oats-Options iiaAc. higher: spot haSc lover
No. 2. February, March, April, aud May, G.a
&c. closing at Ssc. Hops eseady. conee-fair
Rio duh al i5c.; optious-Fehrusry, si3akiaoo:
April. slaOasi2a0 May, si2Sei2i5; June,
iil. s0asii.@; mo above prices show decline OF
l5aso polnlA sugar nrm aud quiet; refining,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18
A Romnnfic Eninade.

starry night for a rambe is all very well,
provided the fog and the dew aud the night air
don't give you Neuralgia, In which case scotch
Oats Essence Is the only remedy that will quickly
and radically cure this aud ali other Nervous
diseases. the same time II will probably clear
your brain sufficiently 40 that IN the future you
will let such sentimental nonsense ~ midnight
ralnbles alone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18
FINANCIAL.
HKw YORK. BaLrrHoRy. AND Eios'
h0sD STOCK BXCHAkGRs
Grain, Provisions. Cotton. Tobacco, Tar
panuns, Rosin. Tar, aud
Peanut Markets
iBy telegraph to tho D!spaeh.i

NEW YORK. February l7.-The stock market
was not only much more active i0-day but also
dispiayed more real strength Than has peen
sfou in many Wseks. for which tho reporter
settlement u ths Heading strike was the special
cause. The Trospcrt 81 = settlement OF me
strike hal strengthening effect upon the entlfe
list though &c did not az frat respond 10 me
news. but tho bali. looked upon such settlements
as likely 20 give The much-Deeded stimulus 10
speculation, and largo buying resulted IN hHaFy
business aud q decided advance. The feature
OF the early dealings was London buying OF LeAe
shore. and the entire list moved mp slightly.
but uniayOrabie reports from tho West saggrl
the market Oh a little 0ben The report OF mo
Reading stIike was received and the market I'M
meIiatciy became active AMI somewhat excited.
trailing I'm Reading assuming enorm' ~ PRYOR
lions. while tho stock steNilly aIfaucr1. lAlef
buying halted on n contradictory report hHL
confidence vas s0On restored and tuy tng
again began. Attention was Wlned 10 tne
rest ~ the list and eveff thing moved up
on largely increased business, Lackawanna, Lake
shore, - Paul and Western Union being the
most conspicuous. There was heavy purchasing
by insiders iu the iast-naned siock, whc0 Was
accompanied by rumor that me Postal hn1
[ nitei limos had boon bought lhefa "aH c1h-
siderable covering Of shorts TO The afternoon, an
uneasy feeling that there may be some further
developments tomorrow 8.1tng IN tho move
meuL Tho first prices genelally shower AL
vance, over last nights closing uShfes 90 Noi,
ilff aud me advantage was iuflhef lu'fot-''
n fhe Grst hour, INT the market ro0l
lrIftei into ire usual iuluoss. and prices sasSoa
q htto. Reading t0oa the lead toward noon,
however. ami tue ouCfe list responded, and IL
vas u0f fill near . Pc ". that q halt was raNcl
some slight reaction occurred. bat o." onflug
was again good IN the last hour. AMI ihe mara.
closed quiet hut 1rfn % strong st aoout the best
figures of tho dav. Tho toial days bu-ih :
amounted 90 25lNn shares. % which ib'Jh
shares were Zoe Reading. There was only ono
weak spot In me market, which vas FORT Worm
and Denver vhrn is ~ per cont lower tnl'
evening. hut Realm. advanced = Missouri Pa
chc H.. Jorsov Central D., Richmond AMI We-t
Point preferred. Manhattan. and Lake >h'fe
ear. pe- rcnt, ami 30" rrst fr0'ti0na. amounts
NEW YORK. February Noon--Sto'Ns Vll
and Hrm Money easy af 2a3 per cent rN-
ch1ngc-Loug, 4,lh; snort 4'N Ioyernmehls
dun
BysnirI Exchange dull and firm; long l>3h :
shore. &c.. Money easy af gags, cio.ln- rIl'''i
a. Nub-Treasury balances told, flHaS'lN"
currency. NLS3nN Governments dlN' yer
CENTS iZ5.; g. per cents, 3D. b.. state hond'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18
10 Death for Killing His
SfepsOu.

lBy tolegTaph % lhe Dl'Ra,'HI
CyrcAeo. February 1.-THE Jury IN
~ nasc Of August Hetzke, charged with
t H'o Tn@c 20 death with strap his little
' p'as Max Gilman. returned a verdict
st , ,oorning finding the prisoner guilty..
a a,', Gv;no the penalty at death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18

Miss Helen Taylor, stepdaughter of
John Stuart Mil. viii arrive III America
next month. She is a member OF the
London School Board and devoted to
the Irish cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18
business Failures

fBy Telegraph % Ino U'SP"V'I'I
Nru YORK, February 1.-THE bust
ness failures occurring tbrorghout t tno
ne,p during the last week number
eouH .b: United States 226, Canada 81
t ,ot 27S, against $50 last week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18
IArr YEArfLER RRPoRr.

by telegraph 10 the Dispatch.I
- WAsHISGTON. February lS-l 4. NJ
4 For Virginia, fair weather. slight changes
FAIR in temperature, light south 10 west
l ~ winds.
- For N0fth Carolina, and South Caro-
lima fair weather, stationary tenpera-
ture Ucht south 10 went winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18
Whom two raging iires me

.wben two raging fires meet together
Nv do consume the thing that leeds
.hoy fnyv" As for example simnita-
Iiiem stiack of toothache and neuralgia,
n me- low A trick for killing both. I! IS
bcld in twenty-hVe'cen' Do''i0 % ''''
walton Oh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18

Tho funeral Of Mrs. EMILY CREED Will take
place FROM Oh east Main street AZ r. N. SAT H.
DAY, February ~, lssS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18

BALrWogs. Nd. February 5.-Firsinla b7,
s,.J..,. uo. l8-i0-, Bah. 1919 lJ-dAy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18

PORT OR RICHMOND. FgBRUAar Il. !ss2
ApRfFFD

PORT OR RICHMOND. FEBRUAsr Il, !ss&
ARRIVED.
Steamship Wvanoke. B5az, N~g YORK, NOR.
chnnIi-e AMI passengers. e.. ". ADen ca
agents aud sailed Ou returu.
schooner Bessie Brown. Phillips, New YORK.
phosphate :. W. Trayers 90.
schooner Maria fiarson. Bunneh, New loTk,
phosphate, :. ~. TraN.rs 4 co.
schooner John K. bal!aisy, Moore. hoooken,
coal, :. II. Hawes.
SAILED.
steamer Ariei, Deyo. Norfolk. United ststss
mall merchandise aud passengers, l.. h. Iai1in.
agent.
steamer Pioneer, lI.Ges, Philadelphia. mer-
craudiss ani passengers, J. y. AcCarrHk.
agent ~
schooner Alice Borda. Howlend, City Point %
load rgilrOa1-ues for Jersey city.
PORT OF NEWPORT HEwS, FEsRuASr Il, lsss
by telegraph
Steamship George Appold, Warren, Pro'i-
dence. aud sailed for West Point.
steamship Oxford. -----, Norfolk, 20 load COT
ton.
Schooner ,. II. Kirk, -, New YORK. cement.
for cry-Gock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18

Congressman Allen, of Massachusetts,,
carries a pocket-camera and amuses him
self by taking sudden photographs OF
his colleagues.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18
An lnler..tnte Cemmcrce Decision.

o.. r... f.....f..f.
IT,. Ia
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...''.. ''- ~ ,La"-.sof Tberk
' ' .-'' i.' az ~, Te,'ros..e Vir.
c.-..' X Rsnroaj Comiany
Gt;- Toil,n,5 ComIanv
-.'l I l'-' ,f.,Irn,j CON.
. ''''.' '''' anj W. Point Ter.
u-. .''.' '''.' l''..,,.,.. and tLc
"i, ''ly az, 49,. .'.-.' , ..',,
'-'." "'I i ~ - - ,l.ot
I-. ,-.'. ''5 {. ~. "l'l l,,. tLo
', com ANY C'''' '-'''' .I
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- ''.' '' ,...l l ,,'.' its road.
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' .' l.., ',.' : ..'.,' IA. tra0ic in
'.-''' '.l'- 49, -, ....,.,,,..t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18
GRAIH AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. February Il, 1881
OFFERINGS.

RICHMOND, February II, 1854
OFFERINGS.
WHRAr.-j9i bushels.
CORN.-s1S bushels.
OATs.-2s2S bushels
ORCHARD-GRAss sEED.-yO bushels
SALES REPORrgD 10 SECRETARY.
WHvAr.-Longberry So bushels prime on pri-
vate terms Mixed, ~ bushels common az SIX.
CoRs.-Nhite, q bushels prime on private
terms: 81 bushels very good at 90. % bushels
fair at 5s1c. Total sales Of corn, 7Of bushels.
Ts.-Nlxed. / go bushels very good GA pri-
yate terms. Winior. Sis bushels very good az
45c. Total sales Of oats, i,7is bushels
OECgARD-GRAss SgRD.-sO bushels on private
terms
FLOOR
Wa an,te: Fine s.. 50as275. superiine, s27js
e. 2f ezra. b. S)agl75, family, BlatL5O. patenI
family, country, sLloanA
COTTON kEPoRr.
Market dun
QUOTATIONS.
MtDDLiSd. 1850.
Low MIDDLfSG. 9ac.
GOOD ORDINARY, a9i6c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18
WASHINGTON.
yTws NOTES GATHERED AT TEE Ma.
Tf0NAL CAPITAL.
es,raatne Station at Cape Charles -sheri.
dams Birthplace. again Per
SoNals and Briefs.

','......,, >'' :, '' ' ""'y e. The
ll@r.o.,,'.',, ,'''''''S y, mas an-
.' ~ V.n k ,','''''''V H. 3.
,.iI. -, '','.,''''. ,''','' ''', To pre-
~..' e--ni,'r,' q" 'u' MI APP
$500 '"' " permanent
'''. | '','''I IN OH cape Charles.
1Hl ,."'''','y" IL opposed
l t.. ..'' " bureau OF public
g. :, ~. a.. w. I've "cafd I'D
.r"o ,,' a'' '''u'''ee ON
l.,'' -. ..'''i1'''' on the
49,. a., Nj nav ''SelN tne
.'- ,l, ,..',, '.',.''..', DO '''"'cr
.,l N,,t 90 H',,, ''.''SS on
.f -. ,',''' large
,-,,.,,.l -, n.'.. N"'.NI',N are
.,...,- .l,.,..,,' ''"l U'S-
... =. .,.,.l.1. '-'' '' securing
...-I..,,....',..,' ~ l'''S'uS 10 repre-
r.y., AL H..,'- r..-...
,+.3sv I,..',.a ..o' 9 }s,.I,I.
..,....rts s,..l .i...'...'...-' '..."'I''-
..~1,l oI Sn,ta.. ,sf.o 'i'' .,i 1't ,iIs
..-.,i..ns M tac peav,re r,ver a,j
.sntv made a report recomI1[nJ'
a.. arrointmeut ~ fire. cro,n,,r.
'..3 -, '"C
WV ''''',''y C'S' 'i
'.... t,.'. VINO" Was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18
REAL ESTATE Ar rslvArE sALE.

nor ALTERNATELY, THREE 81
4 NEW AND Sly iSH MODERN BRICK a.
DWELLINGS GA west Carr street., m good aeikA-
horhood--oOrner prOperty-now under good
rontaL This viii Drove . good tnsestment no,
only now but oosing 10 the future Terms very
favorable. FhANh ~ hill x w.
10 lAeoiSt ksal Estats Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18
NOTICE ISSUED TO RESUME WORK

PorrsyuLE. Pa, February l7.-No-
tee to the striking miners to 90 TO work
Monday was issued tonight over the
signatures of National Master-Norkman
Lewis and John II. Davis, chairman Of
the Joint executive committee and mas
ter Workman OF District SO. T. and Di-
vision Il. It's addressed only to miners
employed by the Reading Company.
PROGRESS OF THE CONGErs 9IONAL INYEsII-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18

FLOOR
,. s2.50aR7j. superiine, Ell
aSG75, family, SlaAjO. pate
slT5aGA
COTTON REPORT.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MtDDLiSd, 1910.
Low MIDDLlSG. 9i.c.
GOOD ORDINARY, Aldo,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-13
Wep @orFer giahrt6tets.

g2ems0orf, y. Suli. - Der Satin
m1roer Seiurid] ebert in Serie1z&itB mutoe
heute benadridti9t, baB 9ouoerneur 9reen
bls @eIuf nm etHe neue gatgeuirif abgez
nieien bat, unO oaB eiHe leRte 6ofiauug
hermit gei6punbeu tn. &bert If in isiH
S6idinl ergebeH; eine Sinri5tuR9 nir0 an
nddften glittuOh ftattftuoeR.
- Serres 81. Snlitb, S4DtegerIohn oes
sefOrbeuea Sorace 8reeIep, faHo beute inter
Ser GntIage, SObn Aueu, gigeuhtimer bes
Sotels y5lmilton," nm $3l5, ben Betraa
elmer 8e6nuus iiir SoF mo 0ogiS fir ft9
ialbft uuo 5auIiIie, bei4ninoeIt 81 babeu, Dor
ben g)Ortul(ler BnIijeigeri4t. Smith ilBte,
er babe feiu gelo. @r muroe inter $500
Biirghaft 6em 9erihtsparfabreH iibernteieu.
- 3i@ter Sugrabam erHauute S0bH u.
9ent1, Or. George u. 8iron uno gouts s.
Seuoui, iun., aIS @omutfdTe Sur i0rmeusu
Interiuduug oes @eifesSuitGuOes oes trrins
nigeu Sumeltels SoIepb 0tubr. 8tes er.
foIgte auf 9Guno oes @eludes Don Srau 81.
len s. 0lubr, Der Satin be8 9enalnteu, bic
nn9ab, bnB i1r @atte 81 Sabre alt, Der Sater
BON 5pet Gtuoeru iet uuo Elm BerioHliuermoe
gen 00H etna $4,000 befBe. S.tn Getoen
ptro BON ben Qgrjteu al5 bic g9eueraIz
8areits" 9euanute 5orut bes SrrFuR5 be-
hSle5AIAs ~ Hut ltE IttEAA NoSSE ~ GAb lNttAS
Srau irriinnig lei, uub baB er Elm unermeBlta
6ea Serm6gen befee. gr neuut itG u30uig
BON gIep 2ort" unou Der IQmdhtige." "a
er mebrere Qeute nit benz 8O0e beorobte, lei
es unul0Blidl, tbn unbeauitttigt 81 Iaiieu.
- Sine fiirBIi6 augenOmmeue fdbtiihe
Serorenuug iagt, oaB Stra6eumuffantenr
nelfe uiGt i'm 8eit5 elmer 2tceu5 fiHb, nm
le $40 9ebuBt nerben iOueu. Iuf oieie Qu'
orbnuug bin purben geferu iet|s uugliti4e
beutlde giuftanten oem BoltSeiridter be8
erfieu 8estrts oorgefhbrt. Die armeu 3eufel
iellteu 60 Dollars Strafe 3abIeH uub batteu
faum 60 Gents in Der SaI9e. RiAter San
9teB bate fIe in 6aft ieuben f0uueu, aber er
fHbIte Elm rHenidlidhes &IbreH UHO eutIteS ite
inter Der BebiH8uug, oaB lte gfepsO Oort nit
bem Hd6feu gabususe oerlafeu uub cine
anoere Stabt nit ibrer @e9enpart beglideu
piroen. Die bod erireuten StraBeuflufle'
oetipradeu, beu 9ebote Solge gu Ieiitsn.
- Der Siiniler uHo ShrtftfeIer 8iuceu
@oIger tt beute babier i'm alter bon 63 Sab.
rem gefOrben.
- 0ttorn 8. Barrier, 40 Sabre alt, Idol
beute 4beuo an Der 8eF-22. Snase Die 40
| jdhrige Ebereie a6aRs uiebeT uuo braat
| fi9 baun eIbt cine S6uBnuube in bic Seit
BET. 8eioe liegeu i'm ug2en- gorter 6OIpi
tai" barnieoer, no tHQn ibre BuuOen fiji
tUbdiA kGIt, Barrier mar 5ur 3sit bstTgptsH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-13
We6r Stlrme.
Gin gnfIuu tn gseuzgna IauS. - Sdtfbsd9e
an Ser Suite HHS auf Sen 8roBeH Ses'H
befirdltet.

Sspe9o, R.<g., y. SuLt. - Sin
Stnrm, rpeIher cine S6uelisfeit BON 60
Nleilen pro Stunoe erreidte, utttbete nab
ren6 Der 5ergnngeneu Radt auf Der gee uuo
spaug ale Sabrseuge, S9ut in 9dfen 81
iuden. Der Regen Ihiittete in Stromen be'
rob. Dlnn beat ernfe BeOrgniIie nm bic
9ampIiutt ,,Wlarn 9tepart" aus Rotetter,
tpelde eiHige Stunoen Dor BEN AnSbruhe
oes Sturmes mad ct. SanreHce aoalug.
Sm 0flideH EbeAe bieies &ountgS TT ote
@rnbte our5 SugeIi6Iag beiddolgt DoroeIl'
GetD / to n, Dte., y. Suit. - Waqreno
eiue8 IN oergaH9ener yfa9t auS9ebro1euen
gepitterturmes purbe SorSan Grof &
COMPS Sobelmiible burd einen BltBihlaH
angs3iinOet unb Serff0rt. Dfe1rere aaoere
gebdube wurbeI bur6 SltBIhdae belhd'
6iat.
BuRuu, 12. Sui. - Der In Der Ieeter
liadt bertihenoe StHrm bat grosen Sha'
ben angeridtet, numeutli4 In Der llugebHHi
BON Str. POiut. llugefdbr Elm DuBeuo tletHc
Sadteu gtng inter, Uno mebrere BerIoner
fanben ibren Cob in ben Slutbeu. Der 30.
li3eionmpier fdbrt beute mad @ttp 'BolRt, m
bic 9eibeu auf5uiH4eu.
BittBftelo, Ytafi,, -. Sult.-5eutt
4ban0 bier nngefommeue Baiiagiere aus
bem @efeu beri6teu, oaB Elm @gtIou Udb.
reno Der Uergaugeneu giadt iurdt6are Ser
beeruuqen Smti6eu bief8er 9tGot unO III
bann anoeIid1tet bot. Son oer Staatsgreujt
on bis mad Sf=@batham mari Der Sturr
4QeS auf ietuem Biaoe nieoer uno Serit0rtt
6rei BapiermIblen, Iolpte UteLe 2Ec9nhluel
unb anoere @ebdu0e. gtau fJrdtet, bat
aud gteuIaenlebea babel beTIoreH 9egau9er
fiub
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@ebr grfoI9e 0er 2SGlsHUerf
0rbeSter.

Bittsburg, Ba., u. SuIi.-8er 2obnz
tarif Der yQmaIgamateb gfOciatiou" muroe
BON SOnes & 0augbIiH, 8efser Der ,4marts
cen Srou g8Orts" uuo ebenjo BON Der >, Git1
Sron Gompann" BON @ates Gttp, GIa., uuterz
3eiduet. Die lIuterSeidnuug oes 2obutarifs
burh SoueS & 2augbIiu bat inter ben DON
bieien bPiddftisten 5000 grbeitern groBen
Subel beru orgeruien. 0tan ernartet nun 6a8
baloise gnoe oes pQofOuts,n oa Brdlibeat
Seating benz pSron Ntauufacturiug ."Goufe,
ren5s&omite ReIIid ertIirte, meun Soues &
9ansbIin ben QOhntartf unter3aidueteu, mir.
ben bic iibrigeu Sirmen balo uadlfolaen. Die
grbeit in oeu1 @tabIiiiemeut BON Soues &
2augbIin, oas 3neitsr6Bte nab @arueqie's,
nur0e bereits beute tbeiImeiie tpieoer auige.
uommen. gidtffeu MOntag pirb oa8 gtabs
liIiement piecer in boIem 8etrieb ieiu. Su
bem gtablifemeut bon Singer, 6iunit &
Comp. iin6 ettpa 200 2eute an Der Qrbeit.
Die ,8etbIebem SrOu @ompanpn ,u Batble.
benz, Ya., tpiro udhfen TIoutaa Sie 4rbeit
ebenfaus nieber aufuebmeu. 8ie Qrbeiter
bnben iid nit elmer Qobnrebuttioa BON bic
20 BroBent einuerfauoeu ertlGrt, uobinaeger
ibueu fetige arbeit bis nd5aen Sanuar ga.
rautirt rpirb.
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@tel1ttt 6rFte.

ct. 2outs, p. Sult. - 8iubbieb: 3us
fubr 22OO, 8erienSung 2lOO; Breiie Uartlrz
len 3miIdea 1925 uao $5.15.-S4peiue:
3ufIbr 3lOO, 9eyaaOung 1000; Breiie 0as
riirteu spiiaen $5.45 uu6 S.. 5.8O.-5aaafe;
8uflbr 1000, 8e,euOuug 1900; Breiie pa.
iiiiirten spii4eH $3.50 uab S4.90.
@af.2tbertg, Beuui., y. Sui. -
Giubuieb: 3uin5c $50, gerieaOuBg 551 /;
BreiIe pariiIten 8piideu $500 uuS $500.
- Sdpe!ne 3ufubr 24OO, . srieuouss
1900; 8Taiie onTtlrteu Sniideu $5.25 uno
$500. = Staoe: 3nfubr 5000, Ssrleu=
6uug 5000; Prste oariirteR 5pIaeu SI.lO
unS $4S5.
G6ica8o, y. 9uIt. 49, 9liusoieb: 3u.
fubr 10 ,O0Or 8erieatuug 84OO; greiIe BART
irtsu ,niIfsu $i.86 uu6 Sc. .8O.-5dueiue
3ufubr 81 600, S'rieuJung 5000; Breiie pa
rtirten sniiben $5.55 unO s.. 9O.-Sduaie;
3ufubr $500, Ssr'enbuug 1900; Breiie pa.
TitTtsB 3piiA'a Sl,9O uRb $3.50,
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anmer,s k8 tiietncs gsniFrt,. .

Roctne, 0iac., p. Suli.-SOb. 3ader
in Caledonia bat, HaaOem CT fta 53 Gage
lana oes genuIie3 auer Speiieu eut3ielt,
mi66er begonnen, gtabrung 5u ith 5u nebz
men. Or muroe, rnte iid test berausteat,
i'm lettan gtdrB ooer april burGl eiuan 5trett
nit ietuem Sater irer neutrality-suspicious.
beiteu 10 aufqsbra6t, ba5 er cen 5eIbluB
faste, iid I'll Eo6e 5u buugeru. Der Batter
mar eb,Hfaus brfti9 er}itrnt uuo bsiad)te Den
Sobu pdhreub ietne8 6afeu5 nidlt uur teiu
ein3iges 0lai, iOaoeru ertaubigte it3 aud
nidlt nod thm. Giuem alien EreuHoe beiber
aBdnuer gelaHg e8 gefern eHoIi9, etue Ser
'0buuug 3u bepertFeutgeH, un0 3l92r bat
ruu eiugepiuigt, 81 Iebeu, D5Ha es uo5
uDgld 1T. ST bat in far5sa 3ptheurdar
men lliIt nit eiugsbrodtem 3piebad 81 fdy
genommeH, nueiu Der Diageu nor 10 nett
ntdt i'm Staroe, bic Spejie BET ith 3u be
balteu. 3ader's 8emldt bat iI4 IN ben SO
8agen iaines 6afeu8 BON l8O auf 80 Bfuuo
reoH3irt. &lele Ger3te Der Ssgeno gIaubau
iibrigeu8 utht baron, oaB Der 5aitoOIo ud9.
reno Der gaujen 3ett abiOIut obne ytl3ruHg
eemeieu 1T.