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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-29
smremtarsii@eS aus Se!sten.
SaS Eager BON ScperIoo.

Stele unIerer bs!gii9eu SaEbsIsute, bic
bieiss 8latt Ieien, 5absr In Der bslsiT5tn
Irmee sebient unb esnnsn bQs Eager pou
SspsrIoo non Quseni5sin. 9asie!be III
Der Sau nit ben Qurtmbursern aus benz
@roBbs-3ogtbur,, bic in bsIsii4sn Oienfen
itanpsn pub pon benz WiIitarlagsr bel gss
psrloo BAT fat iebsr 9ursmburssr ssbOrt.
0tr tbsilsn eabsr cine turss gei9retSans,
bic mir Der .arIonsr Osuti9sn 3situns"
entue5msn, bier nit:
IS mar bereits Nbenb, als mir in Qeopoloss
burg abltiegeu. GeopoIosburg III Elm Eleden,
balb 10 sroB wie Qrlou, xit rsselmdBisen
StraBen. pier blibt feline Snruitrie, iait IGus
ter SSirtbs6auier, wel6e pom benz VtilitGr be-
iubt weroen. @ineu flIdti9su Slit aui bic
SGuier werienS, iiebt man idon slsid, baB
allies oar9eboteu ut, I'M bic Soloateu ar;us
loten. Sier beiBt IS: Hotel du camp, Au
canon, Aulancier, Au cafe chantant militaire,
Il. I. No.. bort iteben, in i6reienoe iSarben 9es
tleioete uno gel6minfte @pastO6tsr, wsl6e ius
6en bic iungen MISUNDERSTANDING en;us
t0oeru, uno in bic S6ente III loden. SSbr @r=
iol9 III ieoo6 tleiu, oenu peni9e pouen bic
SlieSeu Iein, Die IN Die uerratberil6en @epebe
iener Spinnen ltb paSen modem.
Sas Eager Der Reiterei liest in unmittelbarer
RGbe pom Seopolosbure, cas Der Snfanterie
binSe9en etpa 10 Wtinuten oitli5 beS tlsdeus.
8eni9e pou ben Seleru Der ,arloner Sci.
tun9", Die uId)t Soloat paren, baben oas Eager
pon Sepsrloo 9eIeber, barum iinse i5 es pais
ieno, ibnsn 9iniges barber mit,utbsilen.
SSm Jtorbsu Der Eropin;en 9imbur9 uno 2tnts
perpeu erltrett li5 cine nit Sano beoedte
Sbene, Rempen g%eualnt. Uel6e MIR 400
Weter iiber osm Wteereslpie9el lie9t. IS III
iIrpabr Die etntOnt9lte uno armIeligite @eseno
Sel9ien'S. Nit Ne5t wirS ne mandmal, bel:
glide Sabara" 9%enannt. 90 melt oas llu9e
oorrte Seioe uuo bic ulb oa einen StraW5 ooer
armutb leioeu. Sie SOrier limb ielten unb err
ideiner pie cine Saie in Der @aite.
Sds Eager trG9t ben Namsn Seperloo, neil
oieie Strede Sano ebsmalS III Der Gemeinoe
bisieS NamenS geb0rte. SieieS Sori lie9t etpa
7 Stlometer lttopeltli6 oeS SaSers. Tas Eager
bat eiuen urfoH9 uon iait ;ebu Stuubeu. Gle
6aleruen Der ,Snidnterie llno eiuIt0ti9 uno nit
!Sie9eln 9ebdut, uto t0nueu cine rn9sbeure
Wtenge Soloaten iaIieu; Die Der GapGlleIie be
berbergen mebrere Sauleno Pieroe uno lire
Reiter. Der S9ieBplas Bat so 9inieu nit
S6elben. Sas Eager III nett i60uer wie Dor
20 ,Sabren: prGbti9e SuItpalo6eu unb Tlau;
;Ingen aler Art lmringeu oeS 6Oni95 Hapilou,
uno biIoen eInen nit STUNT bearbeiteten 9roBen
@arte,. Sreite nit ibOnen 9i6enitGmmeu ees
ptlau;te Apeniiet, 9roBe Namen trageno, rpie :
Avenue de In princeSSe Louise, de Iarchi-
iiibren gu oemle!ben. Sn elmer iol6sn itebt oas
l6Oue Seutmal:
Ter GedachteniS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-29
Ter GedachteniS
der Vrywillige Belgien
op net Slagyeld geyallen
i'm Mexico.

Opgericht door den Prins van Chimay.
Sin Sbeil Der Sepobuer Der um9eseno lsbt
pon ben SoloGteu. &aum bat Die Ranoue oeS
Wtor9enS bel Der Heuetue %9soonnert - oret ga:
nonenl9ulle erldauen leoen &a9: ,mor9ens I'M
ubr -, 10 iteben i6ou S9aarsn 9eute in ben
.SarreS" nm tbre 98aarsn 81 psrfauieu: Wtil6
Sbt, 9acao, Q8aiielu, uno tauieno auoere ga
den. Anoere tOmmmeu bariuB ber9esilt, nm
bic ueberbIeiblel Der gtabIieitsn oes IilitGrs
1I erbaltsn.
Der Serr Pator pou 2eopolosburS ii ,usIei6
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-29

WsiIsr 4. 81. I'm 5. Suli Ra5:
u;ttass sntIuo ii5 ibsr benz Ocrfs Elm
idperes llrsspittsr. Gin idperer Jtssen,
mi. 6cseIi6lofer ueruiI3t, it,6mte bsrs
nissern. Rcrn unb Wsisen Iisssu flad
ibsr ben go5sn unb cine sroBs Wafe Ssu
uurbe pom &aNsr mitfortssnommsn. Ole
5afer'eloer absr lteben iehr i56n unb osrz
ipre1en cine reidli1e @rnte. Sir bic
Weinberge G5er m0Ie Der !iebs @ott bal.
etsit id6nts unb sutss Better l3itsu,
pamit bic %uorbanbeuen pisleu Grauben ii9
,s3t gut satp;fstn uuo bic flslBigen 8ins
ser bieies Sabr fir ibre ausslirenste Wlb.
rsi9li6sn 2Obn e,lan9su. - gm 4. Suli
s,bieIt Der S9nsibermsiItsr Sol. De pom
elmer 2idbrisen 6drie Elm Ralb nit spsi
RSpfen, wsltss nod v6uis seiunb if.
Ger @anbibat Der S~sisrbeiItunSe
Z. Soffmann aus gtteIbriid bat ali Der
tbisrdr,tlidsn So4ibuIs in Stuttsart bic
IpprobatiOn ais E5ierarSt nit @rfOIs be-
ltsnben.
@srf5. Srl. Marie Sours, bic
IoI"HtlSt Sp9ltt otS ypsItN SOury,
StuatstbisrarSt 81 Wsri6 uub S5Siis Der
9smsinre, bar am 2. SuIi gu Nalcp bas
iran35Hi4s Steust nit isbr sroBsm Grs
fOise er!gnSt. 8on 220 9ewe,bertauen
srbisItsH III segen 800 bas 8reuat. Ri.
8oHrs mar StIlsrin bss Pensionat dc la
doctrine chrttienne gu DtetiG5 uub Su
@rsosrma9sr.
5u &urembur9 fGub am 8. JuIi
cine Radwubl sur Rammer itatt. SIS
bunbslte li6 our9m ben ps,itor5susn Serru
Serials 81 erieSsH. Der In Gid Sur6:
ssfaaens Serr gruiisur Bate feline ganbi:
oatur aufseitsLlt. 9bm sessnibsr itnnb
Serr emil Serpais, Sosn bss peritorbe.
nsn garssrmsileys. @rafesr fanb bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-29

tien paren mirtli9 sroBartis. Der aasemeine
Gurnermarih erreste pielen geifau, e~benfaQs
bic Sreiiibunsen, iopie bas Gurneu on ben per-
i6iebenen @erdtbihaften. Srei peridiebene
Wuiifseieui6aften concertirten abpe1ielnb.
Gle I}uiit Stabtsrunb ipielte nadeinanber :
bic fransOHIde, belsii5e, oeutjbe unb lurems
bursif6e Rationalbpmne. Wontas abenb
ma6te bic @eieui6aft Staotsrunb eiuen Sadel.
Sus our6 bic Staot.
Gin gau in Der giQa 2oupisnp bei6loB ben
srften Settas.
Yreiiepsrtbeiluns.
/. abtbeiluns. gminsnspreis: @robe sol:
bene Webaille BON $50 Sr. unb 500 Sr. in baas
rem @eloe: Die Surns unb Setseieal6ait aus
Stabteruno.
/. grets: golbsne Webaiue, fiber persolbes
ter Sranj, Surnseeai6dit aus griiiiel. q.
Yreis: Silber usr9olbete Wtebaiae uuo Rrans,
3urn9eieQihaft gonnemcs. 3. Ireis Silberne
Webaile unb 8ran;, lurn9eieQihuit Sietir6.
4. Yreis: Silberne Dtebnile unb Sran3, Surns
perein Noieua aus Srier.
Q. abtbsiluns. l. Treis: golbene Webaile,
fiber persoloeter &ranS. Surnseieui9ait aus
Remit. 2. Yreis: Siiber persolbete Wsbaile
uno Srar;, Gurnseisui9ait Sioslinsen. 8.
prels: SiIberne Webaiue unb Sranj, 3urnse;
ieaibait Straien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-29

gu SarIiussn wurbs am 80. SUM
elm breita4ss Sef s~sfsiert, uno 3par has
Set oes Cages, has 5sf Der 81. apoltsI'
fiji, ten Yetrus uno Paulus, has S,unssns
sebst uuo cine gittprossiiion su @srsn bes
81. Subsrtus. Oieie 8i,tprpssifon 1T
uraIt. Sriibsr~ piIssrtsn bic 9Orfabtsu als
iibrIi5 au S~entiseu Gefte mad Dem In benz
IN ben bsIsiiasn grSsrnen sslssenen Stdots
den ct. Subsrt, um bort bic SiIfe bes
Ssilisen su srflsbsn. Seit mebr ais 100
Sabren finbet otstsIbe isbo9 I'M Sprfe isIbit
itatt unS 10 purbe btsislbe, wenn aud bel
bebsdtsm 9immel, 10 bod unter uusemei:
ner G~5si!nabme Der @iIwo5uer, iopie elmer
srpben 4nsabl 5rsmoer, absebaIten.
2uremburs. @m %. SUM- Rors
gems wurbs einsm Wab9en uoa BalfsrSis
gen in einem 9aoen auf benz SilSmartt elm
Borssmonnais mjtI5. Wtt. ssfiI9t, trosbsm
etsis art non SiiGerei perboten 1T. Die
6ii3srIn, psI9e pom Usimersfir9 lit.
purbs sIlGliderpeils bura ben 9o!iSiteu
Waaer pieperssfi6t unS SGs sefii5te Yors
tsmonaie pieoer GbgsromrsH. Sebr wabr.
i9sinliS Nib Der 6ii6s,in bic i'm @runS
an Der GIjstte seIsssus Stla fir sintss
3sit CUR 8erflsuns seiteat, Samit bieislbe
gstra3tunssn iber has Stidsr aniteusn
tam. - am isIbsn Gage Worssns Tam
Elm sepihsr q. g., wsl5er einise Sabre in
Snbisn ssbisnt bate, per gtisnbabn auf
benz BabnbOie IN uuo wuroe uOn benz bort
unweIenben SriSeoier s. 81 ieinsr srSBtsn
Yerpunbsruns ugrbrftst. 0ss @snanns
tenn Yrubsr bate udmIib nod ueri6isbsns
ProtOfoue a. bsjabIsn uuo mar ppu benz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-05
BATTLE OF BLOOD.
OuTlAWRY RAMPANT "A SHERIFF
THE LATEST VICTIM.
Factions Horrible Dceds--six Men Killed
In a Week In One County-Ken-
lucky scenes.
nr telegram 70 ne pIspxcn.l

CucNslTr. March A special TO the
Enqrrer from Barboursville, n.y., says:
SUNDAY at Flat Lick. Sheriff Galloway
Carnes was fatally shot by a desperate
named Bill Smith. the leader of the. Smith
faction Of the Smith-Slusher feud. The
Deputy Sheriff attempted TO arrest. one OF
the Smith party. Their leader objected
and opened FIRE with Winchester rife,
one ball crashing through the ,Depu-
y Snerih: Carnes IS the or3tner-lh-
law OF four of the most desperate
men IN the mountains. who are also
members Of the Slusher gang. They
rallied their forces and started in pursuit
OF smiths crowd. but have not yet come
up with them. Should they do so battle
Will be the result. Each side numbers
over thiTty-fye well-armed men. During
the past year two open battles nave been
fought and men have been killed on both
sides. This trouble becomes worse day by
day, and more blOodshed IS imminent.
4 man living on Poplar creek, SIX miles
south Of TINS place, came 70 town tins
morning for wagon-load of collins and
gave an account Of the bloody ARRAY that
occurred on that creek Sunday evening.
in which old man Archie Leger,
his son. and Mckinney, his son-ln-
law, were killed outright by Joe Turner
and two other men from Bell county. The
trouble grew out of dividing some house
hold goods belonging to Mckinney and his
wife, who had separated. They all con-
gregated at Leger's house for the purpose
of dividing some property between the man
and his wife. hut could agree only IN one
particular. and that was to settle the mat
ter with Winchesters. Three killed and
several wounded was the result. A man
named Stringcr and another named Lane
were killed at Gray's, near here, few days
ago, making a total Of ak killed during the
last week in this county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-05
CAPITAL GROUPINGS.
rHs HOUSE COMMITTEE on RIVERS
AND EARBORS.
Who James and Apromattcx--R Richmond
Men Ought to Feel Mode
rateIy Satisfied.
From Our Regular cOrrcspOndcrtI

WASHINGTON, March 4.Tho House Com
,,,fteo on Rivers and HerbOrs have closed
S"svinrs 90 Visiting delegations, and du-
-, thc rr.xt two weeks will hold confer
..,ree with tho various congressman who
me- rNcing appropriations for improve
:, erts I'm their districts. 10 IS understood
Est one important PROJECT IN Virginia az
lost has hccn considered and The amount
81 the aupropriati0n agreed upon, and that
3. fsc James river. The amount placed in
a. lin Tor this river IS S2eo 900. II il lust
9, .rfo f the sum recommended in his annual
-..ri by Colonel Cn,ghill and asked for by
a.. I.lo.ation headed by Colonel Ruflin,
,.l, came on recently from Richmond.
b. sentative Wise has during his entire
t-e iu Congress worked iudcfatigably
.- thc interests OF James river, and he has
,.n.ral.q succeeded IN obtaining appro-
atoms proportionately as large as those
SOD for other important rivers IN the
..rri states. The amount agreed upon
d., fle committee for the bill now in pre-
MARATHON VIII compare fayorably with the
.t.ruts for the larger projects all over
-...p uutry. and tho Richmond business
,.1 ought 50 feel moderately well satisfied
,,.r Chs outlook.
T. cannot vet be sSccrtained what Will DO
.. ur AppomattpN river. representa-
t.. NenAblc IS watching the matter close
and hopes 10 bc Hhle 10 secure con-
l.-.aio shco. The facts presented last
hr the Petersburg delegation, OF
...s Mr.. Carter y. Bishop was chairman,
f.,. IMPRESSED the members Of the com
tt.. lat there are so many large de-
...- they cannot treat all the projects
t..r would like. 10 IL thought. how
e. Pa that The Appomattox VIII he fairly
, p with.
v- N,aatle has several times been be-
-.. tho committee, snd has been notified
,,f ha will be sent for when the Apo
7..t-.r.r.vcr appropriation Is 70 be- finally
....rcl. Air. Nenable bad lengthy
r..-.r.ree tins morning with General
f..... t1o CHIEF of the Engineer Corps,
o.. d -ols-e1 tie diversion plan Of I'M
,..t. -.at which the busiDess-Jnen of Pc
-Il-. think should be tried "a the Apo
,...t... General Casey is not fayorably IN
,.r. to TINS plan, but ho suggested that
colonel CuughiN. who made report 10
t-.ss ON this plan, ought to be eN-
,-..-.l hy the committee. 1t vail toe re-
l rel that that report was Just a PLAIN
.tu.ut az the facts. end Colonel tTaig-
... -Yt commit himself for or against,
~ simply reported what ho saw.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-05

Tended the appointment and declared that
Pontols himself had formerly approved ~.
The order OF the day was adopted oy olv
TO So.
MASTER LINCOLN NO BgTrrE.
LosDos. March THE condition OF
Master Abraham Lincoln shows no iui-
provement this morning.
IEIsH LAND BILL.
LONDON, March 4.-The Irish land OIL
which was introduced in Parliament by the
Government provides tor State aid 70 enll,
grafton aud abolIshes land courts and iano
commissioners.
DETAILS or lost STEAMER.
LONDON, March "details received here
OF the loss Of the British steamer Quetta
in Terres strait while bound from Cook
town for London, show that coiored man
belonging TO the crew took possession o,
the best boat ON the steamer and refused
10 let any one else enter it. The SURVIVORS
OF the disaster took the other boats ana
landed on Adolphus Island, three miles
from the scene of the wreck. from wnicn
they were rescued By the steamer hoa-
tross.
BRIDGE OPENED By THE PRINCE OF WALES.
LONDON, March 4.-The newly-cou-
structed railway bridge over the. rIyer
LVibb at VIZ tiNh'N Sp-NHJ -
the Prince of Wales with great ceremony.
An immense crowd Of spectators wit
messed the ceremony. The day was OBJ
served as holiday in Edinburgh in honor
of the occasion.
GLADSTONE CANDIDATE ELECTED.
LoNDoy. March "A parliamentary cleo
ton in the north division of st. Pancras
to-day resulted in the returning Of Bolton.
Gladstonean candidate, by avote OF 1861
against 2,5t9 for the Unionist candidate,
Graham. At the last previous election Boil
ton was defeated by 2Gl votes.
FACTORY HANDS STRIKE.
BERLIN. March i.-The strike of the fac
tory hands at Barmeu is spreading. The
employees of FIVE factories have already
stopped work. and those III the Others
threaten 10 quit. The factories are guarded
by the police 20 prevent any demonstra-
ton against them by the strikers.
sSUBBED BY THE EMPEROR.
BERLIN, March At is stated that the
Emperor severely snubbed the nine
owners Of Saarewho, who waited upon
him. Herr Krupp defended the interests
of the EMPLOYERS.
NIHILIsTs ARRESTED.
Sr. PETERSBURG. March Several Nj
hlists were arrested to-day near Anltchkotf
palace. where the Car and imperial family
are residing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-05
A BIG JOB ON HAND.
senate Trying 10 Find Ont How tho Press
Give the People the News.
INV Telegraph 20 The psna.c,,


wssHrxoroS, March4 --For five hours his
afternoon, behind closed doors. the Senate
discussed the subject Of executive ses-
sions.
Mr.. Dolph. from the special committee
charged with the duty Of Investigating the
leaks by which proceedings in executive
sessions became public, submitted a series
Of resolutions. the preamble to which re-
cited the progress thus far made by tho
committee, and directing the committee
TO again question A. J. Iialford and G., +.
Balm, the representatives Of the Press As
soclations, and Messrs. Guthridge. of tho
New York Herald, Seckendorf. Of the New
York Tribune, and Depuy, of the New
York Times. as 70 thor sources Of informa-
ton. and upon the second refusal TO an
swcr toprocecd against them for contempt.
Iheae resolutions, II is said, were sup
ported by Mesus. Dolph. Wilson of Iowa,
and Harris. OF tho special committee, who
are reported TO have argued that IL was in
cumbent upon the Senate TO yindicate
Us authority and dignity by this course
They read extracts from numerous edi-
torials and dispatches to show the necessi-
~ for the proposed action.
Senator's Moody, Petticrew. and others
are said 10 have taken strong grounds
against the adoption of the resolutions.
Mr.. Teller offered "a "A substitute for the
i'7's@ttplHpi bAt committee MS resolution
proposed last spring for the consideration
OF executive nominations IN open session.
In this he was supported by Mr. Plat.
who. with Mr. Teller has for several years
been an advocate Of open sessions.
Mr.. Blackburn. who has heretofore ex-
pressed himself IN favor of the abrogation
or modification Of the present rule, il said
20 have expressed the opinion that rs long
rs the proceedings IN executive session are
held 10 be secret by the rules Of the Senate
the press ought 10 respect that rule.
The debate was continued, developing
into discussion of the whole question Of
executive sessions. and the adjournment
came mt O'Clock without conclusion be-
ing reached. 1t is understood that the
discussion will be resumed tomorrow, Mr.
Lyarts 10 speak upon some legal points
involved. In the course Of the debate it
was developed that some Of the supporters
Of the resolutions held the opinion that
the rec0icitraut witnesses were guilty Of
seditlon in defying one branch Of the legis-
LAT tyo Ha,.arf.oarf II Tho (tor,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-05
p RESENT AND Future.

All the time your little folks have been
busy wearing out their winter suits and over
coats-,oe'rs been atWork getting the novelties in
medium and Iight-weights together against the
arrival OF the mild season. It's inchlng along
day by day toward that time-a warm one. now
and then sprinksed in, gives plain evidence that
winter is waning and spring Is growing holder.
IL stands 10 reason that Just about now the
greatest want is PANTS. Every mother knows
rhs, hard service that piece Of tho suit has to
etand. II they we're roncla1 they'd wear out
You expect that. But don't give up tho whole
suit on that account We hsye'a large line OF
both short and Long Pants-collected with this
very want in view You'n find them in patterns
that Will &" son well With the Jackets and Vests
in stout wearing fabrics-from 5Oc. up to So for
Knee Pants-sL5Oto SO for the long onea
Our buyer Of Boys and ChildreDs Clothing
has jus, got home from the market He's enthu-
elastic over what he has been able to do. The
orders he placed months ago are nearing com
pletion-in fact the first shipments are being re-
oeyed. You can see already what excellent
Judgment has been exercised In the selections.
While away he's improved many en- opportu-
nifty that will work to youy benent-will toll you
about them later.
Weiye been working FOR seasons TO get
dresser effect in short Pants Suits for boys from
TEN 70 sixteen years than has yet been shown u.s.
We've kept hammering away until We have sue
ceeded. Wen show you the Iauntiest little eff.
feet with vest-now as soon a. you come In.
There's been wealth OF thought and care ex-
pended in our arrangements for tho benefit OF
our little patrUns-and We know you'n appreci-
ate our efforts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-05

rye; Msy, Eve; Juss, $50 Cor ssss1ls!
optiops uloderatsiy sctive; March, Sbxc; 4VfiIs
i've and stronger; option. dali: March. $40;
AsriL asc MAY, s'Ss 10 . speS $500 s,c ,ssi
steady; STATE, isais. cofss-Opuons closed
steady: March. sis.0asfGa5: April tlhO9
sie@; Nay, fi6.70atl6so; spot Rio stesdy ena
aaist fair carsoes. so sussr.ks. mn nrne.
eontrtfugsls. ad-test. ~ i-fS: refined frm end
IN good demand. Molsss-s-Forsigu f1rfD: 80.
test. 23ko.: New Orleans firm common 70
fancy. Sia.sc. Rice fairly active and arm. Pc
troleum qaiet; refined, Z40c. Cottnn-secd o.
qutes: crude, NNs2sc. yellow. s2x3.c. kosin
duh Tlrysntins qaiet ~ exc. Wool wax
and quiet; domestic fleece, s2a3oc I; pulled SO
3tc. Pork fairly active and steady. Beef sseady.
Beef hams quiet Dressed beef duh. Catnean
quiet: picked shoulders. 4kc Hidoiss aute<
Lsri nrmer and closed essay western stcams
s6.s7As opiions-Aarch, fS.&: May. fS.3 a<keds
tr.lghis steady; cotton. s-isd- bid; srssn. +xdL
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. March A-whest--fhe vss an &C.
tive trade sgain to-day, and tho footing sas un-
sa,tled and decidedly nervon. Higher prices
were reached, bat tho full advance gs- nos sas-
tanned. The opening vas s0oat NE same ~ mo
closing yes,crday-ruls1 stfons and sdsencsd
&aIc., th5n with sono ductaafioas dcclincd
yale, ruled stronger. ana closed Ne higher
tpan yesterday. shorts covered very freely, and
one psomlnent trader. who OF ists has nsafsd on
the short SIDE. It wss cissmed, fought heavily.
good deal OF realizing vse INDUCED ~, asa nnu
u not been Tor tho desire on tho part OF some OF
the longs 20 take taeir prcfts, prices woa'c have
reached a full HIN range. Tue days trails NJ
doubt resulted IN great deal Of evening up.
The last cablcs quoted n nrm feoifng aud
= Moderate demand, with Jals md Aogass
q trifie higher, and the rect 1nch snged Ihere
was very lttlo of interest 10 note In corn, tbs
activity % whoa. Withdrawing attention., aud
trading wes dull ana dragging rho eptire ses-
sioD. The undsrtone was weak, and had " aoe
been for the nrmsr feeling Ia other speculative
articles the Market no doubt, would have sold
lower. TRANSACTIONS were in the main local. bnt
foe outside orders being on the msrkeI AMI
fluctuations we're limited 10 Ne range, closing
Lahc lower thou yesterday. Meat wss steady
aua without new features Of special importance.
Offerings we're not large and tho demand Dot OF q
character 20 inspire large transactions Ness
pOrk-Only a fair trade was reported. TIE early
feeling was stronger aud prices ruisd ~ a3c.
higher. Latest offerings we're slightly increased,
while the demand slackeoed and prices settled
back again and closed steady n inside aeursu.
Lard WAS stronger early Ia the day and few
Transactions we're made at slightly sivanced
priceA Later an easier feeling developed snd
prices reced0d again and ciosed quiet short
rio .ides-Trading was fairiy acsiye Prices
ruled about ~. higher, but outside ngurcs
we're not fully supported.
- Hlrasrf g.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-05
Tile RAprIsr uNIYFLsrrY.


The dispute as TO the selection of the site
for the Baptist University continues and
Is very unfortunate. There Is much
jealousy on the part Of several towns IN
the state. and this has been much IN
creased during this dispute. The Baptlsis
greatly regret the quarrel, which docs not
abate.
The schooner Ponder, from Wilmington
to Georgetown, S. c., was blown ashore on
Battery Island. near Southport, yesterday.
senator Reyburn, OF Pennsy lvanla. has
purchased Durant's Island, in Dare county.
from the State Board of Education and 1t
viii be occupied by shooting club. The
island Is six and one half miles square.
The rumor that the GAINESVILLE and
Washington railway had been purchased
by the Wilmington and Weldon railway
was premature. The road is being con-
sidorably improved. 1t is probable that 1t
will be bought during the present year.
THE BANE wRECKERs.
Charles r. Cross and Samuel c. White,
the bank wreckers, were taken into ems
tody this morning by the Sheriff of this
county and delivered to W. q. Allen. SUI
porintendent OF the county workhouse.
Tomorrow they will be put at work on
the roads.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-05
State Treasures Affairs.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.


ST.. LOUIS. Mo. March 4.-No new deyel-
opments have been made to-day regarding
the affairs of State-Treasurer holland. All
the State officials and other gentlemen VINO
have been in conference here have return
ed TO jefferson City. A correspondent OK
the Post Dispatch telegraphs this afternoon
that the cashier in the Ireasurer's ONCE
who has been assisting Governor francis I'D
examining the books States that up to that
time no shortage had been discovered, ana
that he believed tho accounts of the once
ana the money in the Treasury would pe
found all right. The Governor practicaily
eorrobOrsted this statement, and othe.
officials expressed the same belief. koiand
stated to-day, in referring to the publsned
reports that he had lost some OF the states
money in playing draw-poker at Kansas
City and New York, that he did not care 70
talk about the matter. but that when the
question Of his alleged shortage is settled
he would give the reports due and proper
consideration. He pretty broadly inti-
mated that he will bring suit for libel.