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Telegram-herald., 1889-05-09
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candidate f0E Csns1l - AtLsE4 Ee = IL
eaEsed y seKersi Ahlo2s lSEs EossEaon
A portAtls boiler a. 1essel's . a. y -lssin nesx
Freedom. Ia. exploded Tuesday, filas
frsaeT.sk Davidson ard fatally ilg1T.ag IN
fasheI
The funeral u u Roehsforts son al paris
w@s stlsadsd ~ large number of boa
lsllslsls No spseSAes ssEs made ~ ia
ccl-st@ry.
boy ngn1ea BStes. WIS was b1Ifen =
month sgo a. klddlobRry, Cay County,
lad. ~ dos. ried last essniEg IL tegEIbls
sg ony fTom AydrophobiA
John Jlsf- Polish dew. ssed is years.
has been cus " tted II Manchester n h. 81
attempting 10 brown another boy by hold
Ing Ia head under water.
President C4f1ot Aas beea congratulated
~ Emperor naLham. frince Bismarck and
most OF the European soyerelsns upon las
escape ffoIa Assassination
Joseph ChRrnbsIlssn viii give dinner
next Saturday 10 x-SscTetary of War Enci-
eott his father In law 81 which many dis
tingaished persons viii be present
May ~ has been set down for tie trial oi
those concerned IL the aileg geo electric suggf
fraud, and meantime depos;rions viii Dc
taken CT witnesses who are 81 Chicago
George sopp, living . few miles esss OF
Danyille. IL. committed suicide Tuesday
by pressing his throat sgs.IlsS tightly
stretched clothes-line until he died oi
stIsng alation
Ia the Mclean IN circuit court Tuesday
Il a NOrxin got verdict for S., 90 dsmss %
against the Lake Erie a Western Railway
Company Morsin fell under q train from
which be MAS aAghting and lost les.
Monday pight al Rochester, n. y. Rail
way Detective Iapoint sh0t and killed .
man named Gs<ogne, a professional cal
thief, who attempted 10 escape with guam.
uty OF car nrthres which he had purloined
Three alternating current electric dyDa-
mos. 20 DO placed IN tie penitcnuaries II
Sing sing. Auburn and Clinton, 10 be used
. for the killing OF condemned criminals,
Were purchased Tuesday by the State oi
New York.
The body Of Mary Ann Gallagher. aged 2S,
was discovered Tuesday ON "a heap Of sshei
burna 10 a crisp = 1hort distance from Che
boygun, Mich She was probably out OF her
mind and committed suicide by jumping
into burning brush heap
The Immigration Commissioners at New
York are undecided whether or not 10 lei
land a man named Gonzales, q convicted
robber, who WAS psrdoned st Gibraltar, the
famous fortress, for acting as executioneI
of a condemned murderer
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-09
a FAVORABLE IMPRESSION.
Bismarck Evidently Pleased with tho Di-
piomacy of the American Delegation 10
the Samoan Conference.

BERLIN May S-Members Of the Samoan
conference say that no differences on ques-
tons of principle now exist among the del
egates, but the details of changes 10 be
made in the administrative and other de-
paTtments of Samoa viii be debated at
length All the delegates desire the neu-
trality of the islands. The American dele
gates have r-hieved marked success and
have deeply impressed Prince Bismarck 10y
their firmness and diplomacy.
BERLIN, May S-The YoSsische- -Zeitung
says that the American Commissioners TO
the Samoan conference are instructed by
their government TO demand the neutral
lty Of The islands and the administration
OF Samoan affairs by Samoans, and 10
urge the claim OF the United States 10 the
right 10 establish a coaling station at PaEo
Pago. The demands of the United States,
however, are not intended TO prevent the
powers from exercising their influence Ia
accordance with their interests
Messrs kasson, Phelps and Bates and
Leutenants buckingham and Parker went
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock 10 Prince
Bismarcks and were introduced by Count
Herbert The Prince was extremely cor
dial and spoke in English lie said be was
glad the conference was progressing so
favorably He hoped they would soon bring
their labors to a successful close
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-09
PROPOSED INDIAN sUN-DANcE.
Fears That. If Allowed to Come on. II
May Result IA an Outbreak similar to
That of Last YeAr-Ths Federal Author
tues VIII Interfere

tues VIII Interfere
PoRT CUSTER, NJ T., May s.-Hesponsible
parties Just IN from Samedor, NJ T., report
that largo party OF Pine Ridge Sioux, led
by Grasshopper, have come into the Tongue
River Agency Tor tho purpose Of getting mp
a sun dance among the Cheyennes Grass
hopper has eluded al attempts on the part
OF the agents 20 arrest him. The Cheyennes
are in sympathy with tho Sioux, and the
dance will certainly be held unless the
Indians are overawed by the presence of
a body OF troops. The Crow outbreak
OF last summer had its origin
IN a sun-dance, gotten up BY Grasshoppcr
and he I'D at the place where the Sioux and
Cheyennes propose TO dance next week 1t
required seven companies Of United States
troops TO break up the dance and escort the
Sioux in a body back TO their reservation.
From that dance Sword Bearer, the Crow
medicine man. returned 10 his people bring
ing q wonderful white medicine that
caused pot OF cold water TO boil when
thrown into It Thus convinced Of Sword
Bearers supernatural attainments, the
Crows followed his lead in open revolt
The Federal authorities Will endeavor 10
prevent another grand distribution OF
mixed sedlitz powders among the Sioux
and Cheyennes, and should the dance come
OF the attendance will 10 largely OF
military character
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-09
NEW OFFICERS CHOSEN.
Indiana Towns and Cities Vote on Tue sdsy
-RepuhlIcan Gains.

IsDTANlrOLIs. Ind, Nav s-Tbe returns
from the municipal elections held in In
diana yesterday indicate general gains for
the Republicans. the victories in come
places being quite unexpected as, for in
stance. at Sullivan. Democratic
stronghold. while gains were made AZ
Winchester. Fortviile. Rochester. Hartford
City and Edinburg. Gains were made bY
the Democrats At Spencer. Rockport and
Haughville IN some Of the larger towns
high license was the issue. and in the ma
jority Of places the saloon candidates were
defeated
LAFAYETTE. Ind. Nay s-The Democrats
ia the city election gave tie Republicans
startling surprise Six out q seven wards
have reported. and sbow that The peino-
orats have elected the MAYOR. cieIk ana
four counc5lmen The Iiepu1lcans eject
three c0uncilmen. and have sligbt chance
to elect the treasurer. marshal ano Es'ef-
works trustee
wABasH. Ind. Nay The Eepuhiiosns
held 81 election here TuefdsT- the beHioc.
racv le.ttag every thing 80 tT oeiauii, Vifn
10 ticket out only q votes .iTo5 we're
est IN opposition - The Bep0bdcsn esD0i-
Gstes f0T CCuUrifnscn
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-09
GAVE UP 4ER FORTUNE.

Daughter of u.e Late Francis Drexel.
who Was Loft the Sum of S6,oOo,o0O
by Her Father, Enters n Convent
PHILADELPHIA MAY s-Miss Kate Drexel,
daughter Of the late Francis Drexel, who
left 81. 90 900 10 each of his three daugh-
ters has practically renounced the fortune.
The young lady has entered postulate OF
the order Of the Sisters OF Mercy ir Pitts
burgh. Those who know Miss Drexei
know that this amounts to a complete re
nunciatiOn of her family, ber friends ard
her wealth. She arrived az the convent
Monday night and entered formally on her
life there
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-09

gAwsts CITY. No Nav S-Peter IT Esrt
cashier q the Burhagton freight ofic.
Eere. "a charged With attempting % en-
bezzls 50. 90 Hs story il that ne gave
g 30 % stranger. 2 ? Bowen. On an
order from James Cummings snd tried 20
cash = check for 81 - % give - t8e sane
nan Fo5cs o@ GERS think Bowen s myth
- 50 arres- 81 Kat
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-09
A PITCHED BATTLE.
Desperate Eaooantar Betwecn .
Posse ed = Trio of Robbers.
0sE OF TEE LATTER Loses Els LIZ
Another Neunese. est she snsre A. es<a
uoldtax the foFt-n@stss hoiseFs ~
. a1iSNs4ri RANK IN Nasch the
shaSses secDrs -, set
rouaHT AKA DEnass

fsox,astao afRgNOA Cod, NAY 4 - The
anoss dasang robbery u tAe history ~ The
county was .asrpetIatea ii floriss&nt Aon-
aav nleht klsoat I o'clock FRANK Ca
Ito. postmaster aud store keepeT 81 tLs
roua. with AIS tue eisfAs Was geb-
uag ready II olose the ofice "he1
Garee saen entered. covered the sNaA-
pants with guns. aud saia they wanted
money OAe g the ciefks named fEtn~E1.
began 10 parley With tbs robbers. ~hon he
Wa severely c-ubbvd Postmaster Cosselae.
seeing she robbers lad the droP on Aiaa.
handed over ss.N IA Government money and
$50 of his private funds Putting the
money In their pockets the bold intlalaers
backed 70 The door aud escaped Al alarm
wss 81 onoo given aud party started N
pursuit Jhe robbers seTe cNcrtakcn a
sllort dsstSaoe from town aud q ngnt en-
sued. IL which one ~ lie pursuing party,
William BRADY, Was shot aDd prob
ALLY fatally wounded The rob
bers succeeded Ia getting away and
reached the mountains deputy
sheriff and weii-ArIned posse started alter
them early Tuesday morning The robbers
were lodged behind q bATIioAoe OF rocks
After terrible night of hall All hour one ~
tie robbers Nas Killed and another wound
ed bat The third al last accounts wac stin
holding cut a lo Attacking party Lac Ntnco
horses killed, bat nobody Was eaot al
though the bullets fel Like rain around
them
EoHRED RAM
ST JosKsH, Mo. MAY sfrazer A Nc
Donslds bank at Forest CITY, twenty miles
north Of here, was entered by three masked
men Tuesday afternoon and robbed ~
. 800 The robbers walked into the
front door OF the building where they
met tho president, c. i WebbeT, talk
ing 10 farmer both were commanded TO
keep quiet. aDd were covered by reyoivers
The third thief covered the cashier walked
around behind the counter, aD6 pro-
ducing sack. forced the cashier 10
open the safe and pour the contents
into f. The robbers taos backed
out OF the door Fifteen men oa horseback
imme mediately armed themselves anc started
in pursuit About lhree miles out q town
AZ the brush along tie river uaey caught
sight OF the robbers and oponsd ire. Ii
was returned by the robbers. bat no one
was hurt and In the chase that followed
the robbers escaped
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-09
IN ONE GRAVE.
burial at Hamilton. ont. Of the Eleven
Unidentified Victims of the Recent kzli-
WAY Disaster.

HAMPTON. Ont. May S--1he funeral OF
the eleven unidentified bodies OF the VIC
Tins Of the recent railroad disaster near
this city took place Tuesday afternoon.
Flags fioated 81 hall mas from the pTinci-
pal business establishLaerlfs and sew
erai places O. business through
out the city were closed The public
schools and civic Offices were closed iD Tho
afternoon and thousand y citizens wit
messed the funeral procession The pail
bearers consisted OF the Jifercnt heads
of departments Of thc Grand Trunk
road and me1r6ers Of Ule city Coun-
ell Ministers of FIVE denominations
conducted the funeral services One large
grave wss made the receptacle Of the
eleven casksts, but they were - arranged
that six inches Of earth was pisoed betS eeD
saob cas,et Mrs Mary Smith. Of ban
Trsnofsoo and her two children. aged 10
and years. are believed 70 be among those
inferred
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-09
COUNT TOLSTOi.
Death at st. Petersburg of the Russian
Minister of tho Interior.

Minister of tho Interior.
ST. PETERSBURG, May S-Count Tolstoi,
Minister OF the Interior, who had been III
for some time, is dead
Count Tolstoi. Russian Minister Of Interior,
belonged TO q different family 10 that OF the
celebrated writer OF the same name being
a descendant OF Count Pierre Tolstoi, who
fiOurished in the last century. Count
Tolstoi became Minister OF Interior In
lSs2 Previous to that time he was
Minister OF Public Instruction. During
the time he has been a member Of the Russian
Government he has sought TO make many
changes but all were rejected. Upon each re-
lection lie handed in his resignation. but the
Gar always declined 10 accept IL. Last Feb
ruary he succeeded in introducing a so-caled
reform which placed the municipal councils
under the thumbs OF the local mobility. The
chan ges he advocated were never in the inter
est OF the peoplel
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-09
-. ,oh, U.DtIr. Hospital op.nss.

Bal7rMoHE. Nd. Nav s-Tbe John Hop
tins Hospital ct Monument street and
broadway was formally opened Tuesday
morning u is one Of The finest and most
complete institutions iD the world. en-
brsc1ne seventeen buflGinFs shich cover
four acres of ground and are surrounded by
Ten acres more 81 besurfful park Its con-
strnct1on vss begun more Than Ten years
ago and the total cost was o. 90 600
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-09
Tossing Copper. Not Allowed.

CoLUsiBus, o.. May s-The Supreme Court
has granted a new trial 10 William Goings
who was convicted in Alien County Of
murder in the first degree and sentenced
10 imprisonment for life. This was done
because the Jury after being out for many
hours and Unable 70 agree. finally reached
a verdict try tossing c0ppers"
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-09
,r,ued ~. A.tt-fg,.r.tt. pfu

I1NsIse Mich Nay s-Jbs noted House
hiu absolutely prohibiting TIE sale a cigar
eftes fn Michigan was killed bv he Senate
bv iEsSetnitsly postponing 50 oOusidsrstiOR
~ Vay of reco1npeDse the SeDste passed
another House blH y birh prohibits the sac
of tobacco o. RnT form 20 I3inOrs under ~
vesrs without written order from their
p8Ten' or guardians Governor Luce viii
sign the bill
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-09
STORM AT FARieAULT, MlNN.
Great Havoc Wrought by Wiad and Fire
Farmers Seek Refuge In Open Fields.

Farmers Seek Refuge In Open Fields.
FARIBAULT. MINI, May S-iesterday's
storm ragged here with terrific force all day.
Parties who started for East Prairie to at
tend a funeral met with much difficulty.
Six carriages were blown over. Fire broke
out in the timber near Walcott Mills and
spread rapidly over the wooded country
between there and Faribault, destroying
immense quantities of wood, hay, fences
and outbuildings on the farms The fam
ers abandoned their houses and
removed their families and house
hold goods TO open fields fer
greater safety. The amount of damage
done is estimated ct over 10000. Trees
were uprooted and thrown across the roads
in every direction A house belonging To a
man named Hoyt between mere and Med
ford was blown to pieces. There were
several persons in 1t at the time, but they
escaped serious injuries Fire was also dis
covered in the Ingram House. and il was
not gotten under control before consider
able damage was done.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-09
aPueiI,.t.s Deadly Fiat.

Dt-PrrS. May S. pugilist named Jack
Hickey got into q dispute today 80 Cork
with cab driver A fight followed and
the driver was fatally injured by Hickey.
who broke the mans Jaw with bis dst
Hickey was arrested snd Temanded to
answer the charge OF manslsughter.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-09

vssEISgroy Esy s-I-nited states Cor
So CroweA a. Annoy. China. reports q ~
tse tes crop there has shruuk q 0oe bsf-
chests 8s SAYS 81 Is tn Inferior srti-le snd
- being largely s1aiterated fer tas Amer
icsn market. ard ad6s tast honest lasp-e-
don ct Sew Yark voulf prevent - imysE-
sAeian iuta TIE Jnite3 ststos
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-09

v.ur - Ger So Wsrslsips 70 cr"iss
srsuud The Worid.

Er- yors Nay Asws has Teschea to
Pr.oklvo Raw vSrd that tbs steei cruisers
CsfesVo Fsox1ou. atlanta and lorktown
a. 10 - fted out ss firing
s-aaS-oa and sent e. cruise sr9uHa
tHs vorl6 - = thoarht the squad
rrn vil ssH ss soon - The torktoyn
r.csiv-s hsT battery Ihs vessel csn qu3ek-
r. ~ - Weshi ngfon and taks s5osr6 ssx
II ~ - fnrh rfHss n1z swsirus con
nrnmsnt tbsrs. j. ls sHid thst Commodore
E-fkrr Vii cornUR Rud fbe T1nacron snc
tfst ta. CT sags VII be be fsg ship.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-09
~onI,st.a for Corer.s..

sHAENEzTowS. II, Nay s S-Thonss
RifTway of this city. vas nominated 81 the
McLeansboro Republican convention Tues
day as = candidate for Congress 20 fill the
vacancy occssioned By the death ~ r "
Townsbsnd IN tie Nineteenth CongressioI-
81 Iistrir.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-09

rsEvrItxD. o.. May - special - re
press from Lima o ssvB the entire busi<
ness portion a Beaver Dam town Their.
vss aestr0ysd hF FIRE 81 sr early boa. ves-
terdsy morning Bat three buildings we're
left I6<s fSn 90
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-09

WV YosE. Mav Senator German ssFs
that the report that he is - succeed the
late = n Bsrnum - <hsirroaa ~ the
Democratic General Connairtee = incorrect
and taat e. ths Juns meeting Calvin S
Brsce VII - anesiuously sESsea fer thzt
Uosiafon
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-09

ToczpaF~ T hsT n o'~lo-k Tss~s-
dsv morning h uew Suspension trsdTs
-vr5rh replaces the ere destrorsa ssrlg n
zsauarr uss rtrosxs onrn +o - v-hrf~
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-09

psoox14S xay S-Jsues stone. - esY-
cred Jockey convicted e ths mardsr o;
Vs~r- Miller. \ ConeT Tslkn6 bartender,
has been sentenced n - hs-xnd jane p
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-09
4 Perfect Laxative

~r2l1ss Ce.eFy conpo4zd = prompr ana
plraSzaL A. a i4xzEzye 4 le4ses 1EEls " Q. 1s-
x-s1 1 Aase zrsa1 ooan1e1as u - z-erEz.~
A--sz2x Lsos4x1, 4s->12zaS Ea44eTs
gs~s.a4 y Fo1-segs. At4s4A on1o1
-Far tso9 Enree years Suffered intensely
sssry algat win sessrs p~las "A 81 no~elz.
-El1a we're h-.l1Ga24ly ea1s1saasa- ~ Dsssls
AZ 10s regssl4z, a4d 1zfs Ea1 10 re1-<a q
kA1ss .-.as sznee -s.-x o14s GosEze u
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-09

IN noseraised EnEasa. both nae ard fe-
NAE Ees oe -shis . sIc7~ed. T1cse wao
jcn Z vsar hs5sss showing - ofaer men
hers thzs tEeT sfs ss-ri@g-a- I'D want
n ~ tN>rsr Tfissncvcl Ca, a1e espe-
c-slly se.pfal "a .se gs.s.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-09
Paine's
Celery Compound

b. q. srB.zsErs Druggist. Hzs@AA. Ala
hsf.l. use f4lzss celefy CoapoGnd aEf SOP
rxlai1s tns Intestinal tract STA harsh purgz-
tss Vniz slsa str for ss.ss DraggstA
WALLS. kEcsAkDsos q Co. Bariiaston, W
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-09

EtszvuaK Tenn. Esv s-7hs Es.srs "A
Trustees = the Tsn5effdt urfversst- -,
Tuesday snd elected Bisbcp X y Hsrs,r,,.
president . tbe university. ~ succeed IA.
lately deceased Bishop kcTysre.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-09

% osssre Lss1.e spess Ll11alsi Fbsd ezs a<..1ay.
oS0f&S H1Fpy 2sad Hs<Te.- = = .s4esss41el
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-09

Lss1Ee. kieh, May 9 Rev Tr or-s,
Cute. - Southern oalifgnis. has i.sss
elected president q The Michigan, srricuit-
ural College in Fsiaoe r. Fressdsrlf vfiie+..
row lssistsut CoJuuiissionslr 81 bsrie,lt,.r.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-09

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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-04
LATE NEWS FROM BUTTE
AkAssass Whs Wsn vssas ealt Lake City
- laspees the 0ay1sP rtre Alarm
oysGss-OshsP Basinses IN
~ CITY Coaaetl.

boe1sal Cogrespoudence Of the Standard.
BUTrR, Dec. &-An ordinance has been
bented as tomorrow nights meeting Of
bhe city council. which has for it's purpose
1he taxing of Buttc's h~ouseso of ill-fame. IL
D . well-known fact that one-third of the
bubble expense of the city arises ON
kccount Of these women, and yet they pay
nothing into the city treasury. The sa-
dAns and gambling houses are taxed
heavily. and the proposition now IL to tag
% inmates of he houses OF iil-fame.
|r s.s %P mon,S :aoS !: e sns sr,e's 9Th the A, wo%s%
corbett has been preparing an ordinance
% this effect. Il has been submitted to some
IS ss peossnt es Voc 20, S sppso1a 1n or ~ reiest ioa sS-
norrow might. some members OF the
Pouncil favor a direct taxation of the
% -arrcstinR and filming them once q
8onth would greatly increase the city's
would only bring n into the city's treas
sy and give $40 to the city attorney,
police magistrate and city marshal. How.
bver, II the ordinance is finally passed, Il
Jill probably not he long before these
ecmen are made to pay amply toward the
H.. Whitacre OF the Gaynor fire alarm
Pystem his afternoon issued Invitations
20 Mayor Kenyon and all the aldermen To
;ity, TO inspect the new Gaynor system
ust put into operation there. The mayor
wlll he unable to the party,
nut seven aldermen have decided to- go
All will he paid by the Gaynor
company. The plan Is 20 leave here
Thursday evening. Alderman Touhey,
RQwever, desires n delay of another day
= he Is very busy moving into his new
Southern hotel. 1t may he that the party
will wait for him. and not start until FRI
Hay evening, The trip will occupy at
least four days.
In view of this invitation il is not likely
$hat anything will be done at tomorrow
Flights meeting OF the council Ina regard
% the adoption of a fire alarm system.
another delay of two weeks will be
agreed to inspect both systsms. and hav-
Rnust also visit Salt Lake before a system
b adopted. The result Is likely to he that
NO system can he put in before spring.
although Mr.. Croker of the Ganewall
Ifystem says that IL the contract were
Given him at nee he could have the
Itvhole system i'm operation i'm n short time.
Men are on hand ready To put up the wires
~ once, and the boxes and other apparatus
Are i'm readiness to be shipped Immediately
matter of much interest to come be-
lore the council tomorrow night will he
in regard to the electric lights. One of
$he fireman had been employed tn keep
Rrack of how many electric lights are out
Hurting each night. how often, enI! FOR
bow long a time. This duty has been
carefully to by the fireman who
has had charge OF the matter and he has
lutte n list of lights which have not done
Ifatisfactory service during the past two
|bweeks. -.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-04
shooting a Nnair in Leadville.

LEADvILLE, Col. Dec. IA tragedy
occurxsi here early this morning resulting
In one mans death and another will die
before morning. Bailey Young who has
figured i'm several shooting scrapes, and
Is charged with killing Mart DuRan over
n year ago had trouble with Frank Cole
and the men were looking for each other
all yesterday armed for u deadly battle.
ing down Harrison Avenue, accompanied
by Bart Lundly they met Cole and Clarence
w~olverton. Cole and Young pulled their
revolvers and began firing ant each other.
The other two men also drew their guns
and took part i'm the battle. Some twenty
shots were fired. Lundly was shot through
the heart and Cole was mortally
Young and wOlverton were arrested.
Excitement over the affair is intense.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-04
BONDS AND STOCKS.
Ups and Downs I'm Market Values On the
New York Exchange.

New York Exchange.
New YORK. Dec. 3.-The stock market
was active to-day, especially for the I'M
listed Department.; but theirs. was "a much
better tone to the DEALING throughout the
greater portion Of the day, and advances
are i'm the decided majority among final
changes. The feature of the market tn
day were the continuance of foreign pur-
chascs, heavy covering OF shorts in the
general list and raids on coal stocks and
trusts. ~ackawan and Reading were
pressed. the former extended to 3 per cent.
Trusts suffered to a lesser extent, but the
losses in them were not material. Another
cndeavor tn cover shorts in the last hour
resulted i'm IA marked rally, which OK
tended to the entire market, which finally
closed only fairly active and strong at the
best prices of the day.
Government bonds dull and steady.
Petroleum opened strxssag at 1857, and
closed steady at lO4N.
stock MISUNDERSTANDING: 1O2L; high
| est 1O3I: lowest l0lE; closing 1855.
| Consolidated Exchange Opening al
1Osh; highest, lO4X; lowest, io2sz' clos.
Total sales $4,000 barrels.