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Wool.
OIL and Turpcutine.

ST.. Lows, No., June o.-wool-steady
and unchanged, with fairly free trade.
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prime store, 00@92,Ic: car load, from levee
or depot $i7.00(Dl8.00; prairie, from store,
60@70c; car load, from lcvce or depot $1,000
@13.00.
CoRN--From store, white, 84c; mixed, &c;
from levee or depot white, In bulk, 69c In
sacks, &c; mixed, In bulk, 57c IN sacks, 60c
OATs-From store, white, 45c; mixed, 43c
from levee or depot, white in bulk, 40c; in
sacks, 42c; mixed, In bulk, 3sc; In sacks
40c.
BnAx--From store, s5c; from leyee or
depot, $l5.50@l6.00.
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wnMNoToS, N. O., June 2o.-Turpentln
Firm, sac.
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GENERAL TRADE.

Values remain unchanged on the Mcr.
chants exchange market lists, except a. 10
en,, which are lower, and poultry lower,
owing 10 free supply.
The amount Of grain In store a, tho cleva.
tors today is NJ follows Corn, y, 5iS bushels.
oats, $40 bushels.
At New Orleans stocks Of sugarare rapidly
diminishing, with assortment offerings linn.
tied and irregular. Kettles arr scarce and
stocks Of yellows are concentrated into the
LANDS II n few holders. There u q good de-.
mand Tor seconds. Refined sugar IL also In
good demand. In mola.sc. all Offering. arc
cold readily. prices arc 6rm and we'll main.
tanned Tho rice market has undergone no
changes, prices steady aud unchanged
The New York Commercial Bnlisfia Of latest
date states that tngau Soon 10 have the
greatest chance NJ the moment, ~ one Of the
best consuming periods Of the year il open.
ing aud supplies are small, but fear Of the
trust Il an unhealthy feature tending 10 In.
tcffcre With free open trading. Coffee ~.
mains fevcrish and nominal Awaiting the
outcome of the spectators performance on
June contracts. Other goods arc generally
slow and uncertain.
uread.tum-.
CoRs MHat-.siandard, o. 1890 pearl
N.i0, roller pi06tSi5. steady.
BEAsa Asp frAs---Navy beans. t1.5s. me
dunn. $500
oar Mr,t--.In half brls, $3.50 from store
fioun.-from storc, common, f3b2 fam
ily. 1915, choice, NO0, fancy, A2s, ex'
tra fancy, ti.Oo patent, t5.Oo6tA.25. Quiet
CnAcKrns-.-soda, treble extra, Sc. ginrel
snaps 6't@shc assorted iumbles, i0aiSa
CnAcKHp WuSAT--ln hall brla tib0 irom
store.
HonrSr AND omrs--From store. ts2s
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uot.si. and Stacks.

The following list Is corrected regularly,
and may be regarded As the latest quotations
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For Cincinnati and all Points East.

SIXTEEN HUNDRED MILES Cor Eighteen Dol.
iarsf rrrursiou season A frartion over Onc cent
a mile Including meals and siato roomA
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet 90.
ofer rpcclai excursion rates n is patrons Tor tho
next 81 daya-slA MEMPHIS TO CINCINNATI
AND RETr IN, including state. rooms while AZ
Cincinnati Boats leave Memphis TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYa arriving at Cincinnati MONDAYS and
THuRSDAYa zach boat carries Ono string
baud special mles made " parties desiring W
make short trips up the river on one boat and TO
tufnlnl on another N 20 100 miles OF 900 miles.
IL he gone one day OF twelve days For fall oar.
tlculars call on OF address q n RUssEIiA General
Freight and Passenger Agent Room d, Cotton En-
change Duilding.
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and declined X@Kc, except the year, which
held steady, but late rallied and closed 10
below yesterday, and the year &c better.
No. cash, 4512c; July, 451s@4511c, closing
at 45ssc; August 45ss@45N@46c, closing
at acc; September, 45sz946lsc. closing at
4elsc; the year, 38ss93824c, closing at 387zc.
Oats-Irregular cash, 32lz@33c; June,
33c; July, 33ssc; August 23A@24c; Septem-
Der, % Zc.
Rye and Barley--No market Flax seed
Firm at $1.03. Corn-meal--Steady at ,$2.65.
Bran-Higher at 57c.
Hay-Firmer for timothy; prairie dull
prices unchanged.
Butter and Eggs-Unchanged
Provisions-Easy and dull with only q
small job trade. Pork-S14.50 Lard-Nom-
inally lower at s776. Dry salt meats,
boxed)-Shoulders, $5.90@8.00; long clear,
$780, short ribs, 81. 1907 80; short clear ST. 81 Il
800. Bacon--Shoulders, $8S711; slong clear
Ss.37H@8.40; short ribs, $S371f@845; short
clear, IS 60@8.65. Hams--11 Iz@12c.
Receipts-Flour 5000 brls: wheat, 1000
bu; corn, 5000 bu; oats, 1900 bu; rye
and barley none.
Shipments Flour, 000brls; wheat none
corn, 1900 bu; oats, 5000 Blu; rye and
barley none.
Afternoon Board - Wheat - Lower and
weak; July, 79Xc; August 79%@79Hc.
Corn-Easier July, 45Kc; September, 46Xc.
Oats---Steady
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Fish, ackcrel, half brls, No. /, 1925
No 2. 1918; 10-lb kit, No. /, $i.l6 No. 2,
81 TO- Dry herring, family, 25c per box.
FRESH MEATs--Choice beef headquarters,
1Oc; forequarters &c; second grade hind
quarters, SC; forequarters, 4c. Sheep, &C..
Hogs, Sc.
Hoo PRoDucTs-stcady; mess pork, 1880;
sugar cured hams 1l@i2c; breakfast bacon,
l0X@1lH, bacon, clear rib sides, SH@0c;
sides, s@sHc; long clear, 7H@sc; shout
ders, csc.
LaRD--Tcs, SIC; half brls, SIC; kegs, SIC
choice kettle, Ol.c; quiet.
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Miscellaneous.

wnrKy-straight Kentucky Bourbon,
81. 506J0OO Robinson and Lincoln counties
Tenn, sharp advance, si.50G3.0O Eastern
ryes, 81. 5000 90, according 10 age and make;
common whisky, 0Oc@L2b, according 10
proof
BAoorso-7IlGec.
PowpER-Kegs, S5.Oo; half kegs, s2.75
quarter kegs, tl.75.
IIiDKs-Dry flint No, 1, i0c; No. 2, &c: dry
salted, 6If@7c; green altcd, No, ], DC; No.
2, Skc green, Ssic; sheepskins, ioc@si.Oo;
Irregular.
Tirs-Si.25.
smor-Drop, n.ib: buck, $i.75.
LHAD-bc.
NlIIs-Iron, s2.iO steel, s225@2S5
Ton.oco-lCommon, 20g35c; other grades,
Sds5c.
ssurr-Garretfs, slos5; Ralph's, siO25;
railroad, to.s5; Gail a Ak, 800
Coal oIL-Prime white. wholesale lots
0lfc per gal.
BEnwAx-isM20c.
TALIow-30tic.
i3c clear grease wool, eOta25c; bury washed,
2oCs1oc; tub washed SOtssic.
Household Supplies.
vrarTAnIEa-onions s250a2.75 per brl;
II. 20 per sack. Cabbage, home grown, $3.50
per crate; kraut brls, $50, half brls, 800.
Garlic, 600 per 100, Turnips. si.oo@Ls5 per
bril-
ArrLr-Nono In market except for ship
mcnL Dried apples, 0kCGI5sc per ID rom
store. Dried peaches sgsc from store.
fnuir-firtn. Orange, none In market
Lemons, ti.50Cg5.60 per boz; scarce, firm and
tending higher. Bananas, si.OO92Oo pei
bunch.
PicKLrs-Brls, $3.50; half brls, $500
porATors-firm; new e. 25Cg2.50 per brl.
PouirHr-Chickons, spring, tl.OOgi 20,
mixed, ti.T56t2OO hens, a. 1902 80
Eaas-Dull. boxes, SIC; cases, o..
Nura--Cocoanuts $500 per 100. Peanuts
Virginia, 6tg0Ifc, Tennessee, farmen stock
t@5c, roasted. 2Ifo higher; shellcd, colo
Pccans, Texas, 0tti2c.
RAisINs-London layers, $500; layers
t27b; California. t250CsSO0
BurrrR-Dutterine, i6o. creamery. q
GtSOc; dairy, i59iIe country butter, 100
i5c
clprR-osark, $50 per brl, and $3.50 pei
half brl.
vNroAR-Pcr gal, s@i2c.
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Live stock.

CmoAoo, H., June 2o.--The Drorer', Jour.
nal reports; Cattle Receipts, 1900 head;
shipments, 1900 head. Market slow and
weaker; cows, $i.5OG3. 25 stockers, s.. lOd
B 80; Texas cattle, $i.60a3.4O
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head; shipments,
$3.50 head. Market slow SC lower mixed,
s5.45et5.65; heavy, s5.55d5.75; light $40
@5.OO, pigs and culls, $i.o5G5.35.
sheep-Receipts, $500 head; shipments,
1000. Market steady; muttons, S3.00614.65;
western feeders, S3.00G3i0; Texans, 5000
9.G5; lambs, per head, $l.O0G3O0
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0thtu HnO sFottstous-
CHICAGO ILL.,, June ca4rhere were bull
the allseling early caused prices 10 sag a
| little, and the attitude OF the big traders not
only prcfontod advance. but also established
n net ddircsson OF about &c. Because OF
the slowncss with which exporters orders
were filed lae yesterday there was quite a
| bullish icclingat New York early, and prices
| there advanced nearly Ia, but Chicago orders
were 10 sell AMI the early advance was lost
before noon. Export claaranccs OF wheat at
New York wereg7, 400 bushels. Cables were
| firm and prices for American wheat were
tending upward on the other side. Certain
| houses here werccrcditcd with selling heay-
lily with view oibreaking the market. But
for the odds againt then, the crowd would
have bulled wheaton the general situation.
July started at SVHc, nd down TO 10sEc,
and slowly returned to-ic; August opened
at 7Ojkc, sold at oOi.c, 'dDwn 10 10Ac, and
up 10 sOisc btiorc the else. The prices ut
O'Clock pm. were: JUNO 79kc; July 79Jsc.
Final prices lor the day were 7ph@TDhc
for both Julyhnd Augu9
Corn was wax early, because the receipts
exceeded the estimates aud reached 2j0 cars,
with 80 car Of No. Z grade. There was
much better business In the p.i than indi'
Gated by the farrow range Of prices There
was no midinf The lowest point Of the day
was but ~ uidcr the close last night. This
was touched mar the opening Later In the
session thare was good general buying and
prices at O'Clock pm. we're but &c lowel
than last night The estimate for Saturday
was i75 cars. The dat inspection was
source II strength. =s.e.ai!ns SCI, Goo bush
els. The shippers wercAlso In search Of yes
sci room today and paid &c Tor what room
| they secured. There wa a new decline OF
| the afternoon board. hnweycr. and Jul,
closed AT i7keei7 &c, against isc last night
Oats were dull and cay, the near futurel
| particularly 10. July dclined &c, CLOSING
az the lowest figures Of he day.
Provisions were moderately active early
The receipt Of hogs wcre argvr and prices
shade lower. Offerings u cured produc
were quite Tree aud demand light, and chiefly
from shorts. A weak fee ng developed ans
prices averaged lower thar At | o'clock. lar
aud shot ribs were NC below yesterday
Last sales, while pork was OF 2,sc. II wal
estimated that stocks on July viii show
largc gain over those Of June !, and on th'
afternoon board there was further DECLINE
Of CSC In lard. short ribs and pork n well
the final figures ON the August option beinl
lSo2H for pork. ts.i7Kior lard and s7.S
fOf short ribs.
The leading futures ranged ~ follows
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-30

LoSpos, June 20, p. h.---Consols closed
at 90 0-l0d for both monef and the account.
PARIS, June 20.---Thrcl per cent rentes,
s2f 05c for the account
BANK cLERiSos.
CmoAoo, ILL.,, June a-Bank clearings,
90, 275,Oo0.
ST. LOUIS No., June 20 -Clearings, q, 1884,
7l3; balances, $23i, s6i.
NEw YoRK, June 20.1Clearings $40, s0i,.
70i; balances. s0,237, 1884,
BALTIMORE, MI, Jund 2o.-Clearings, ST.
003, SIS; balances, S3l7,2R
Bosros, Mys., June .s.-Clearings, $i2,.
li2s2 balayces, 81, i0i,hs
PmLApkLsnA, juno 20 = Clearings, So,
$50, SlS, balances, $1,3ls,H9.
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~ LINE.

Memphis, Frfarss Point and Memphis aud
Osceoia Packet Company.
For Helena. Glendale friars Point and an War
Landnrs-SfcamCr
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Groceries.

NEW York, June 90 Coffee = Brazil
growths dull and nominal. Options quiet;
July closing 10 points up; August I'M
changed, and other months 10 TO 10 points
down. Sales, 50,750 bags; June, $l2T5@
1915; July 81 05@ll.2 90 August, $l0.05@
1920; September, $990@l0.0O; December,
s0T0G9 80; January, 1915; February; So rs;
March, $500. Sugar.-.Raw, firm fair, Axe;
centrifugal, 96o test 9-l6c; molasses, 45sc;
refined firm; G, 5ss@52c; extra @, 57I155sc;
white extra, @, 5.9ie6c; yellow, SIC; off A,
exc; mold A, 706; standard A, exc con-
fectionters' A, 6.09c cut luaf, Sc; crushed,
Sc; powdered, 1907 3-l6c; graduated. exc;
cubes, 7@7hc. Moasses-Firm. Rice
Quiet and unchanged.
NEw ORLEANS La, June %. -Coffee-De-
mand light but holders firm. Rio cargoes,
common 70 prime, l2N@l5Ac, Rice-Dull
at 8%@4%c. Sugar--strong; Louisiana
open kettle, strictly prime, 519a5%c; fully
lower gades, nominal; Louisiana centrifu.
gals, choice white, GNc; off white, &C;
choice yellow clarified exc; prime yellow
clarified, o Lice seconds, SIC; Molasses--
Steady; Louisiana open kettle high grades
nominal; fair to good fair, 10000; common
10 good common, l5Gyl7c; Louisiass centrif
| ugals, prime 20 good common, l0lgi5c;
prime 10 good prime isc.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 2o.-0n the Produce ex
change today the butter market was steady
and In good demand; creamery, l5Gl9c
dairy, S@i7c. Eggs-steady; fresh candled
l4@l4Iic.
CINCINNATI, o., June 2o.---whisky--- Fair
sales 029 barrels finished goods on a basis oil
sl.A. Butter--Dull Sugar Firm. Egg
Steady at I3@l3hc Cheese--Firmer.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
Movements nj the r.eys

SATURDAY.
lew Orleans oI NEw oRLKANs. 10 am.
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One hundred and sltty bills apples; car
bran, 10 pkgs butter; 10 pkgs bacon, 202
pkgs boots and shoes, . cars corn, l25 sks
coffee, $50 brls lime, 200 brls cement ii7
ptgs dry goods. 90 pkg eggr, $50 brls -four,
80 bales hay. y pkgs hats, 10 head hogs, 80
head cattle. T02 pigs lard. $1,000 feet lum.
Der 70 pkpr liquors 10 brls meal. - brls
molasscs 1000 bu oats, 10 hrls potatoes, 2
cars pork sides, ~ pkgs rice, 30 brls sugar,
ia pkgs tobacco.
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ROSA LEE

For Randolph, FULTON, o.cools. Cold Du', andsi
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JAMES LEE

Y. 7. Clagctt master. Es
win leave abogo EVERY MONDAY. WkDSEt
DAY and FRIDAY. AT IS pm.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-21
q. 2. Hospital Items

On Wednesday. last three persons
we're brought to the U. E., Hosp tai IN
5his civ, who, while shove:ing snow ia
Montana had their feet and ears frozen.
a man named Covenaugh was also
brought down from Montana who hal
oeen hurt by . piece Of iron falling upon
ais hand
A b akamaU. w"o has been very low
With pneumonia, is sufficiently recuv ;
:reu 10 be able 10 SIT up III bed.
w" w re also informed that only one
Heath has occurred in this hospital
since the Sisters took Charge i'll sep
zen Der last.
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local business interests; the advent OF
spring is therefore earnestly hoped Tor.
Dr.. HErzLER, our popular dental
expert, has removed his quarters from
the Peery block. on Fourth Street bill,
to the Driver Building, on West Main
Street. lE2t 9a3 3i-i.' =
THE Rocky MountainaM Minstrel Troupe
is preparing am entirely new and
novel public entertainment, to be given
in the near future. Futher announce
ments will be duly made. ai-rs ogas gisbl
THE NELLIE BOYD Company appears
at the Union Opera House, in this city,
on the 9th and 18th instant, in the
plays of Unknown ard PASSIONS Slave.
The company will also play at Provo.
Springville and Payson, az well as, OF
course, the metropolis. .s-h ,eoiI
Our COUNTY surveyor, Mr.. Washing
ton Jenkins, is at present busliy en-
gagged on new map OF Weber County,
to embrace as special features the
county roaos and school districts. 1t Is
expected that the work will be COM
pleted within day or two.
A CASE OF mistaken identity-A gen.
tlemsn guest of a city hotel, in his
hurry to catch a ira n, took off with
another mans hat. sNpposing II to be
his own, which, it turns out. mad also
been purloined, doubtless under similar
circumstances. Look out for your hats,
gentlemen.
AT THE meeting of the directors of the
Ogden Chamber of Commerce held on
Thursday night. in addition to the rou-
tine business which u uslly receives at
tention, Mr.. H. Knaus was elected
temporary secretary, and not for the
term, as local sheet, noted for its mac
curacy, enormously sta es. E
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Personal .

G. P. Brown. of Chicago, is in the
city.
F. A. MONTGOMERY, of Chicago, is at
the Broom.
A. SMITH, OF ST. Louis. Mo-, is taking
in the Junction City.
C. A. RICHARDSON, of San Francisco.
was IN town yesterday.
SIDNEY STEVENS. Esq, returned home
from the south yesterday morning.
HARRY WALKER, of Denver, COL. IS a
guest at the hostelry OF Judge Gibbons.
D. F. MCDERR1Tr. OF Butte, Montana,
came down from the north on Friday.
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Omaha, x4".
Council Bluffs
= and Chicago.

The only line to take for Des Moines, lar
shalltown, Cedar Rapids, ClintonaDixon.
Chicago, Milwaukee, and all points East. To
the people of n ebraska, Colorado, Wyoming
Utah, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Washington
ard California it offers superior advantages
not possible by any Other line fsrf.bf hoo
among a few OF the numerous points OF
superiority enjoyed by the patrons of this
road between Omaha and Chicago, are ite
twotrains day of DAY COACHES, which
are the finest that human art and ingenuity
can create; its PALACE SLEEPING
OARS, which are models of comfort and
elegance; its PAkLOR DRAWING
RtlOM CARS, unsurpassed by any; and
its widely ce ebrated PALATIAL DIN
ING OARS, the equal OF which can not be
found elsewhere.
At Council Bluffs the trains OF the Unlol
Pacific Ry. connect in Union Depot Wit
those of the Chicago & Northwestern BY
In Chicagothe trains of this line make close
connection with those of all Eastern lines
For Detroit, Columbu Indianapolis, Gin
cinnati, Niagara Falls, buffalo, Pittsburg,
Toronto, Montreal, Boston, New York, Phil
adelphia, Baltimore, Washington, and ali
points in the East, ask. the ticket agent fol
tickets via the
-7-. NORTHWESTERN
II you wish the best accommodation. Ali
cket agents sell tickets via this line.
NJ. HUGHITT, E. P. WILSON,
Gent Manager. Gent Pass. Agent,
]. II YOUNG, chicago.
Travelling Pass. Agent.
AT The y. p Gfice
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-15

q. 9. 8irb pom Mabiion unb s. s.
&nisbt Don AibIanb. SoIssube fino Die
Namen Der Difritt : OeIesaten: l.
Dtfttitt: s. 6. Dodge, 81. 9. Rirtlanb :;
2. 0titrttt: s. 8an Weus. 9. B. 2as
moureur; 4. Siitritt: Grams Satett, s.
&neslanb 5. 9iitritt: @. s.. Sssman,
9. Ceiling; 6. 0iitritt: u. %. 9atton,
s. TaIconer; 7. Otftritt: 81. 6. Batter
ion, g. Q. Oitsrion; s. 0iitritt: Gbos.
s. 81. s. WcSribe; 9. 0itritt: Souas
than @oparos, ". 9. McOonalb.
- Sn 0or4efer seristb bisisr
Gage Soispb 9ousor, Der erite Saser in
gau Buren's SdsemibIe unporidtise,
0eiie auf bic beussltde EraspIatte uni
nod ebe bic Maidine gum Stiaitunb &c.
bra9t perben f%onnte, mar Der &6rper bes
unsIidIi9en Wannss pom &opf bis gu Der
SiBen ber 2dnae na9t eeipalten uuo bali
barauf in pieIe Stite Serfsst.
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WtTourt.

- 9on Der @ri66pfuns Der @rslassr
in 8tIot &nob i'm iib0itIi9en Mtis
iourt idretbt ber y@n3. b. W.": v0or
etnt9eu Gasen sius IN ct. 2ouis bas @ss
ri9t, bab in TOlse Der grid6pfuns bss
@r3lasers in 8ilot &nob bic 8ulcan Steel
Worts nod GleueIanb perlest perbsn ioQs
ten. Anfanss belt man bas @eri9t fur
einen fur bic Sron Rountatns Babn be-
itimmten S9redi9uB, bur9 psl6sn be-
ieIbe se3punsen weroen ioute, bilisere
Sra9trateu fur Stabli9teneu su MAIDEN.
Die guIcan Sron 0orts finb, isitbsm fe
aug ben Sdnben bes vJteceipers" senoms
men iinb, pom Der @eitern Steel &c., bas
beiBt pom @iIcor q Stuart, sepa6tet unb
in 8etrteb seiest wOroen. SIS la item tus
bs6sn nod iebr i6pere 5ppotbstsn auf ben
Yulcan Worts unb i9ou aus bieiem
@runbe lit an tire 8erlesuns mad glspss
lamb obsr irssnbpo anbers bin ni5t gu
bsnten. Wit gri9Opfuns bsS graIusers
in PiIot &nob iou es iebo3 feline &i9tiss
teit baben. SIN uortsen MOnat purben
aus Der Wine nur 5000 Eonnsu @r3 9e:
Iiefert, pdbrenb fonit bas monatIi6e @r.
sebnib $4,000 Eonnen iiberities. au9
iinb BON ber Gompagnie etpa 70 Prosent
Der Rinenarbeitsr bereits sntIaNsn porbsn.
Das tn Bilot Gnob s~efunbsns @rs eisnete
gang Defenders 3ur StabIfabritation
anb mar babel isbr seiu4t. auf Der ans
bern Seite pirb isbo1 bebauptet, bab bas
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YeuniDlpanteu.

- Oils elm Sra6t,us Der philadelphia
81 &eabinss @iienbabn am 5. Wtat, @benbs
nm IL llbr, bic Orti4aft 2ocui f q Up,
6 Reilen pom Sbamotin sslessn, paifirte,
erplobirte elm nit Opnawit bsIabensr Wass
son. Siebaebn Berionsn wurben setD6s
tet, 20 i9wer uerpunbst, s Sduier branns
ten nisber, pier 9duierseuierte wurben
bemolirt unb bunbert anbere mebr ober
weniser i9per bei3dbist.
@et6btst uurbsn: Sobn Quinn, 40,
6atie Quinn, 8, &iate &apauasb, Is,
Warp &auanasb, 8, Daniel &erwit, 6,
9llice &erptf. 4 Sabre alt, unb bas am
0a4mtttas sebOrsne &ino pOn SimOn
&erwtd.
0te 70 @assons 3te6enbs locomotive
fubr raid. cine Sentuus biuab, UNI Elm
SsiteussIsiie cine Wsile pon 2ocut Gap
3u errei3en, bamit Der philadelphia
S9nel3us freie Sabn fdn6e, unb in Der
Srti3aft ansefOmmsr, fudte Der 2ocomos
tiufibrer Iansiamer gu fabren, aber ber
3us bate cine fOt9e @epelt, baB er
i9neu tu fabren 9~e;uungen mar. S5lieBs
LID brad am iiebenten BassOn biuter Der
locomotive Der &OppeIboISen unb Der 2ocos
motiufibrer belt an, um einen neuen elm:
ieten gu Iaien. Ser bintere 9bsit bss
3uses fubr nit GROCER @epaIt sesen ben
porberen unb Der StoB bspirtte bic @rpIos
fon, beren @ewalt bas game 2anb i'm
llmtreiie pon 90 WeiIen eriditterte. @u9
in 0t. Carmel purben ptsIs Sduier be-
i4aoist.
Sn Sbamottn unh anberen Na6bar.
itdbten finb SubicriptionsItiten gum gsitsn
Der i4uer betrofeueu @tnwobuer uou Cos
cuff Gap auf9elest porben. Cine 2nsabl
Der Serwunoetsn 1T i'm 9Oipitals fir Berg:
Ieute untersebra4t worben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-15
Wtnnefota.

- &nute RsIion pom Winneiota bieIt
i'm gousrsB cine Der beiten Hebsn fir Ca
rifreform unb nod tirsli9 f4rieb er an
bic in philadelphia tasenben Irbsiter, baB
ssrabe iie aus elmer 3ouerniebrisuns ben
sr0Bten 9ortbeiI aieben piirben. @is
tlinsen ben &epublitanern bieie mammals
ten @orte ibres Yarteisenofsn in ben
Sbren2 Sie iouten fi3 an Der aufri9s
tisfsit befsIben elm Seiipiel nsbmen.
- Wit einsm &otenaufwanb BON
5000 uerben gu Pip E o n itabtti1e
Waferuerte erri9tet werben. Wtit ber
bissbssisli6en Irbeit wirb baIbtsit bssons
men werben.
- Gin Seusr, wel6es in, Dad itubI bes
Chicago, Wilpautes & ct. Saul @lspas
tors su RortbfieIb ausbra9, 3erit6rte
in tur3er 3eit bas san3e @sbdube. @es
iammti9aben ca. S25 5000.
- Die Watratsnfabrtt in W a o
1T bur4 Seuer 3~eritOrt wOrben. S9absn
$4,000; 8erfi9eruns $500.
- Das 2ibsrtpsS oteG, zines Der altes
itsn 5duier In SttlIwater, lit bur9
Seuer I'm $1,000 bsiddbist worben.