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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-15
Scfretar gSinSom ttno oct @elo=
tltarft.
TasreeeIn sur g3eieitisuna Der Snaspbeit
auf oem Selomarfte. - @inI6iuns BON
nierpruientigen Sblisationen in, Setraae
opn l6, 600, 900.

auf Dem Gelomarfte. - @inIDIuna BON
bicrproientisen ChIisatipnen i'm Setrage
pons16, 100000.
q 9 orf, Is. september. -Sdab<
amtsIefretdr 9Sinbom bate beute Sornittaa
etne lan9e Sonferen; nit mebreren beruor>
ra9enoen Santiers. Die finau5eue Situa=
ton mar @egenitano Der Gr0rterunq. Die
eoHIeren; bauerte bis Niittaa, uno 9Qes,
mas iiber Die Jfeiultate oerielben in grfabz
run9 gebrad)t merpen fonnte, lit, oaB ySlrz
bonn ben Jtatb geben mirS, oe Bah
lung Der SOlle auf gSaaren, ipelde inter
3ouperldIuB ilnb, bis Sum l. 6ebruar aufz
Sult)ieben. Der Setretdr bat iiber meitere
Sdrttte, peld)e getban perben iollen, ielne
etpal9eH SeldlIiilie nod nld)t betannt aeqez
ben. Bis beute Ytittag mar amtlid) nid)t
betannt 9emadlt morben, baB bas Sd)abz
ants 9epartement Die GbId)t bQbe, pier
prosentl9e Sbligationen III 125 an,ufauien.
Stele Sblt9attonen weroen in gSaIbinqton
au9eboten meroen miiiien. Sefretdr 9Sin<
Dom bat nit SeSug aui bas i'm 8unbes.
ld)ase an9cbduIte @elb beute Nbeno Die fol
genoe Srtldruug ab9sgeben: ullnldnglt iinb
Ser9leide au9ereut iuorben Smlid)en Dem
jest I'M Snnoesl6ate beiinblihen lleber-
ld)uB uno bemlenigen, melder Dor eiuem
Sanre porhanoen mar. lu5 blelenl Ser
9leldle III Der lrri9e Sd)lu6 ge,o9eu morbeu,
oaB ole 9egenwartise 4onliniitration cine
Yolttlf perfo9t babe, pelde aui @ontraftion
abSlele. 9lus Dem fol9euoen amtliGen Iusz
lpetle mlro tlar, baB Die er,pqbnte 9lnnabme
cine irrt9e lit. lm l. september 1889 be-
trug Der Netto=S =Saarbetrag, Silber= =SdeiOez
0tiinsen uno 9fationalbant GinlDiunasz
Sonbs, i'm Sunbe8ldaee etiua S141 ,O0O,z
600; am l. September 1890 paren es 500
907 7,229, moraus berpor9ebt, bab lett ben1
l. September 1889 SAL ,OOO, 900 mebr aus
bem SunbeSldate au6besablt, als mdbrenp
berlelbsn 9ett in benIelben eingesablt murz
ben. Sn anberen @prten -jeoer lett bem
l. September 1889 pom Sd)atamte einaez
nommene Dollar 1T wieoer auS9esablt nor,
ben uub oaSu nod Sal 100000 mebr."
gtew- . prf, IA. September. - Sefre,
tdr 9Sin0om reiite beute 9tbeno mad 9Silz
liamstopn, Waf., ab, nm bort einiqe 3 aae
nit ieiuer Sanlilie su uerbringen. Gor lei
ner 9lbreile tbeilte er nit, bab er, nm Der
Snappbeit auf Dem @elbmarfte por3ubeuQen,
befloien babe, ulerprosentige StliqatiOnen
i'm Senage Don SIG, 1000, 900 III fanieu unp
Die biesbe;iigfiden Gngebote am nQditen
@tittlpOd in gSalbin9t0n entgegen III uebz
men. Gr ipiro inbeneu nur iolhe Sbliaaz
tioneu accsptireu, fir weld)s fein unbiaiqer
Yreis gefOroert wirO. Ser SefretGr bat fer
ner beidloiien, bic 3inien aui Gourunt-
Sedier auI brei Sterteljabre uoraus su be-
,1bleT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-15
S6reGlife GrlcbniiIe ctner S6iffss
Wannfdaft.

gep.Sebforb, &aii., IS. Spt. -
Der gSalfi9fabrer vBetrel," Capt. @owiu
S. Ieeb, lam seitern bier an, na6oem er
fiinf Sabre meiltenS aui benz atlautii6en
Ssean 5ugebratt bate. Capt. &eep iaat,
als bas S6iff ii6 Dor einiaen Monaten auf
Der 60be pOn Yatagonieu beTunben, lei pom
Der Siilte her ein Sturm getommen, ipel6er
9roBe Nteugen eineS feineu meiBen YulperS
nit iid) gefiibrt babe. 9Sie Der @apitdu mei=
ter angiebt, puroe einer Der Matrolen an
ndditeu Sage frant, uuo Der gause &0rper
bes Yatienten idmoa furdtbar an. gfad)
uuo na6 nuroen "a Oiit9leber Der Mann=
id)aft BON Derlelben Sranfbeit befallen. Sas
Sd)iii nabm ben Surs na6 Dominica, 9Seits
inOien, bod lpurOe ibm nirgenos geltattet,
III lanOer. Am Sorb iuuBte 9tielnano, nit
nel6er 8ranfbeit man es su tbun bate.
Der @apitdn manote ale SIlfsnlittel an,
meldle bel pielen Der Eatienten Die ge-
piinid)te gSirfung batten. 9teun Matroien
iturben. Sieiige Aerste ia9en, Die arauf-
belt lel Serlbert gepelen, elne tbrem @een
mad nod menig betannte Seude, mel6e
iid) our6 cine pon ben unteren @rtremitGten
aus iiber ben gauSeu SOrper forti6reitenbe
2abmuug uno @eIibQoii9feit, lomie ourf
9lniammlung BON &aiier in perlfieoenen
SOrpertbetlen farafterlllrt.
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Gin uener etrife Der Ispmopmer Srieftra eer
crWartet

9onoon, .Septsmbsr.-Oi 9onooner
9rieftrdser, Die fiirslid in ibrem Seriute,
iid before 9obne su eruirfen, 10 idledten
Grfolg batten, baben in lester 3eit mebrere
gebeime Seriammluuseu ab9ebalteu uno
ibre Union polltdnbig reorsaniirt. Sie be.
abiidtigeu, einen erneuten 8eriuh su mo-
den, nnD bofien bann bel beierer Grfabruns
uno feiterem Suiammenbalten auf bsiisren
Griolg.
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"a aream ses staStsaesi5;ratprs.

- = l III U {, DeH i. september 1880.
Die Gomnliiidre iur ben SurdbrId Der Strofpn
in Der Staot Baltimore ba6eH eiHen uont6Eoacn unn
perbeierieH SeIt nber bic 2Sertber9obunq Siteuern
GrfihdoiguE9tn HHo ausgaben fiir ole 9oHbemnirIno
uno Durtbrehurg 6tr Cf:SaitmoresSt trokc, pon
Sones 6dlen bis greterrafe, in Gcmdsbsit Der Tsr,
oroHune Sir. 150 pom Slreermeiiter uab StQbtrSt6,
pon Satimor, an ID: Sttober 1889 aenebmiat,
pusaeiertist unb bei mir blnteregt.
Gs iuiro biermit betanHt 9emadt, bo5 bic Sher unS
Blame beidgter observation-disclosures i'm Silreau oes
&taotS3esiftrator5 crei6ig Saae lang non belte an
Ieoen beibeH fir bic Brifuns aler babel bsteiaten
9eIoneH, abreno fuelder 3eit sesen bic GntihtiouHa
Der @ommiiidre in ir9eno einem e5erd)ie peldts @es
ridtsbarfeit oariiber best, nppelirt lperoen fdnn
Sobn u. Nobb, Staot>3iesiitrator.
(2O9.16,2I, ,7,30)
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per 9eutfGe Correspondent.
u o tisen.

Der groBe Strife Der I>1eiter in
. outb Il mpton II, Gnglaub, lit 3u Gnoe.
Gs 1T erfreulid), oaB i'm Sinblid E
aut Die eoorltebenben SS II
MIR porauSfftlidl Don benz @etDle oes let
ten SerblteS befreit blelbeu peroen. lleber
Die bemotratildlen 9ionIinatlonen uno Die
Gripdbluug Der bon Der Bartei in ben flint
erlten Ontrtttcn auf9eItellten GongreB= =Gau=
blbaten berrld)t mn meni9 3ipeiiel, NIB auh
I'M 6. (weitltfen) 9iltrilte mad)t ii6 in
Sol9e oeS bod3Ouneriiden @ebabrens bes
Hepubllfaners Nfc@omas, ganS abaeieheu
BON lelner Sefiirwortuug Der 3Dangs= SiQ,
cine Str0mung IN Gunten Der 9emofratie
benerfbar. - Somelt eS Die Hatbsuablen
anbetrifIt, lpirb es bier uno bort einen
StraHB geben, aber oas 9teiultat Elm entz
lfleoen oemotratiider Sieg en. l6aben
mr erlen 9tatb Su geben, 10 beltebt Derelbe
barln, ben Ilplranten I'M Setreif Der Sod
llcenS' unO YrobibitionSira9e itarf auf ben
Sabn 5u fiiblen. Senielben 3latb Qeben
mn aud Semen, Die genetgt iein iollten, fir
etnen republifanilden @anoibaten III ltims
men. auerotn9s bat Der Stabtrat6 meniQer
NIT Der 6ra9e Su tbuH, aber er iibt tubireft
bod elnen GtnlluB auf Die 0ffentlid)e Sm6-
mun9 aus, unb 9aS lollte bon Den Stimmz
9eberH niat auBer l6t selafeu wcroen.
Die ausiid)ten 9eben iett oabin, oab in
lnbetraft Der Yrote fe bes Smport=
sci hattS uub Der @eIpfnappbeit in
u m y orf Der neue Sarii nd)t Dor Se=
9lnn oes nGd)iten Sabres in &rait treten
mtrp. Sn5mufen Diirite eS nod erbebiid)e
SaBbalgerei iiber Die 9menpemenls unb
AenSerungen 9eben, ipeld)e Der Senat in Der
unterbauS=Sorla9e genad)t bat. llcber Die
Sra9wette Der republttanlden ySarii 6ez
piIion" 0 nennen lie es-ideint iid) bel ben
BON etnanoer abmeid)enben OteinuuQen 9tie=
man0 10 red)t flar merben III f0nneu: OBJ
gleid) Die Innabne mObl Sulaifig lit, baB bQs
SaStt Elm 1euer 8aubSug auf Die Said)en Der
@onlumeuten IN Segllnltigung lener Sntez
rellen lem mlro, bel benen Die repnblifanilde
Fartet fiir YrQilDentldart5= gSahporidulie
nod i'm 8iidltauoe tit. Ser meme Surif 1T
gtld)t5, ais Elm ausmu68 corrupter 8artei=
Yrattlten, unO bas languliitbiee amerifaniz
ld)e Solf iIBt iid)'s geiauen. Grit cine Bit
tere Srtl5 iplro 9Saubel id)afieu. Torldufa
flidt man baraui los, nm pas llnQemittsr
ipentgten5 bis nadJ Der ndd)lteu 9tational=
ipabl abSulpeaoen. absr eS miro fomnen,
lelbit menn Die republltaniide Yartei purh
3pan98= uno anoere Slu6 F9 in ibrer
0tat)t Su befeitiSen iudt.
Gongre6mitg lieb Saur, g nj.
&anDau8 gta6iOl9er, lit nift pieOer nomi-
nlrt uOrben. Der 8bilabelpbier 9iitrift
iuirb longe marteu iniiHen, bis er mieOer eli
nen Ganoall erbdlt.
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Sie Sbplera in Sbio

Garrollton, O., ,13. Septelnber. -
Cine Sem gierpenfieber abnli6e Gptoemie
herrlht iett ber letten SSote i'm Oltliden
Sbetle bes Gountp's, unb am Mittipo6 fas
men olein ieds SooeSfaGe sur anseige.
Or. sStlliams wurOe geiteru 81 benz Sobn
Cool in gSabinstOn @Ountp geruien, Der
am Niorgen ertrautte unb gtad)mittags nm
4 llbr inter beitigen &rampfeu uno Grbrt=
den itarb. Or. gSiliamS erfldrt ben Sau
fir Die edlte oiiatiid,e Cholera.
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saet fi9 BON oen &epubiifanern
10

Ri6 mon ., 3d., 13. September.-Gie
Yublitatton etnes Sdreibens, in rpelhsm
GrsGouuernelr gSilliam 6 Cameron iei-
men Iustritt aus Der republifanilhen Yar=
tel ertlart, 1T bier uui nlorseH unsetiinoi9t
mnrAsn
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grbr,r, aai.. Of poD,mbsr

gibGGnb, gDisc., 21 gtODember 1885.
Or. q aomGp - gSertbtT Derr. Sd poIte J9Teu
iton dHgli eiEigG 3esH 3um tobe 55r,s SdrldpGrtlS
liam JiciolUent bItibeH. Yor adltsehH 5a1rtn .iRs
piGbl it oisies gtttel 9r. 3ImmermanH IN SpaioH'
nd, DilRH., Der mir elH aH9laBr9cI 6teuHo seDeieH
mar, uno a9e ihH bag Is TEN btletes gtIttel se9eR
@rtditnHa uHo tmsr3en IN oer SGage sebe. er pers
ute cs uao oautie HlII oaHu 0IemGls, blH5ulu9eno,
oa6 IS tsiR beierc5 NiIiei gcgeI olet 9rdHtbetteH
stbe, mo jeBt tulpTshf cr Is iein;n Bate1teH. so
emuIa5l Is ouh 6TH. Sirbp. eIHem a2otbeter IA
SnQtonna, mo legi blt er &c uoudthls. 9n Apptes
ton, 2Bi5c, iuuroe i'd nit tiuem luH9en W(GHne bes
fauut, Der elncn ilImmeH SuiteH bate uno Don Dem
man befuIhtete, haB er bic SdlrDlEoEdht betomme1
nllrbe 5b euIgiabl llhr Observation-Disclosures,
uuo nab einlger Ssit lab t tba rlih pHo 9eluno er
brufte mir iparm bic DaHo uHo ldlte MIR, oas ee
obnc mid iett begIdbcn ieiR puroe. Gs bat lbR ebr
fdJneQ qehsllt. g50r uH9ctGGr ie9s5ebn 5abTsR tam
en- WlanH Al mir (ln 8ulut1) GEo lagte, oaB leLRe
rou on ,nem prten rlrte; er bdttt ypt Aeugte ueIs
hlft ab,r ohae SriOI9 Sjh empiab SIR SoyiGpaIis
JiaH uno nab rlHIgeu 8Gseu paI re gtluHb. l9eHn,
ginoer hUiieH, 10 III cine Soil5 gtHHs, ie gu becn-
Sd oruds nohmGls meiE STltauHeH iber oise Qr3ad
ans uuo fam Eur Seoem ratbsH, oieebt i'm bouie ~
bab,H; ne oerbltet IN pteieH GeH cne ihpere 8raHss
s6r ,racbeHer 8. 9rutate.
In bd6eH bel apot9eteru. 81 bic 5Idite.
IL RGomGq Co., Sr. 80, gsGrTeniirast
Neiu>Yort
sg auoas Bublttum!-e,ebst Hter uns pers
Ionst Raopah'e nno ie5e eas Hvlaowaa4 su
2cm IL. mas Ahr fnlft
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Sfmer5en- 9eifmittef,

psltes fofort bic marttrnbfen Stmersen iiGt, guts
sinouneen nosrt uEo GoEQeitioRen bet, Oh lie in oer
4nnee, oem DiageH, Den GiugerueioeH ODER ioHtigen
2riieH ODER Sr9aner iino. SiHe slrwsnouug 9enigt.
SHncrli th fIrirt tiH halber bis III eiReu 3beca
ofie uol in tinsm Giaa gBdiisr in rpeHigen Uiinutcr
9rdmpfe, lauren WiGgeE, uebelteit, @rbr,heH, Soos
brenneT, gerUoiitit, Sdlafloi9teit, 2opfueb, 8drs
ten,
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uSein 0ewitt in 0olO iuertd."

Zen II. SGTuar 1883. Trguil. ga.
0r Raomdp: SD babe ore be Uerihieoeue1
0iltte, Die I'M Dartte ino, obre Sriog ucriutt, al
dl meiR SutaHo eHoid perihlimnerte urO elm
Treuno mir rietb, Sbr Jieoba 9iclci 81 gebrauden.
Sh folgte iciHem 9tatbe IEo gebrauhtc 6aiiclbe IN
melnsm NUG9ccRf mo an meircm Nnc rao rdr M
meiRer EerpuHoerun9 am HdditeH Dior9cu rtcocr I'M
StdEoe, meireu 8ilihten nddsu9tber. SD bate iebr
IaHee an Gbeumatismus 9eIitteH. Sb Deroe ME obne
q. d. a. icr, bd eS eiH Gjenidlt III Sj0o luerb if
Dt,ine Diuter uuroe ourd u. d. u. in ;iuei Stunoes
pon RbCumati$mu$ in Den SthutcrH aetbeilt
gE. 9. Cooper ben Der Sirma Soopcr u Grams.
Gin bOIter bis su ciHem EbesI0ffeI ron in sirer,
bolber Cdlaie y8aiicr lin6ert in peHgeH gRinuteu
8rnmpie. WagcniGure, Hebeifeit, Grbred,eu,
Spobrennen, sferuoiitat. 5d,Iahoaefcit, &cpis
idlmsrjeu, 9inrrb6c, &olit, SIabuneen nmr
ole innerIid)eu SdJmerisu.
Gs 1T ppm OCT duBerften gSid,tiefeit, oat ieot
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]10OmoD's pi((en.

9aS srobt 2ebers nno n:SeiImittet.
SOlndnois sdtmatlos, u0craudcrt, pIysireA rssu'
IireH, rsiHi9eR uHo frlitisen.
9tabtaub's Piliru.
9ur SeiIuns alIer SrantbciteH oes gGseas, Der ee.
beT, oes lnerlebes, Der 9hereH Der Suie Der Ser.
ueH gcritopiun9, 8artclpl9tett, lHUeroaulidlteit,
9u5ptpie, Guuenleioen, ycUcr FterlGtbseRj junourl,
Sdmorboioen uRo dLer Observation-Disclosures Der Gins
9ciueipc 9ein ue9etabiih, pcoer QuefRlber, 1iiues
roiieH, nod ibdblIde SroqueE ertbalteHo.
GiReu olltommeRe Scroduuna nsrb ourth
ben G5cbroud1 pon 1iGo0aGs 4ilen eIbieIt SieIoUr4
peroeu
ODspepCte,
aopIpeb, perborbener 1{ager uro gtIioftit oerHies
ben, oa bic 9tGbruHg, Die br 81 Sud geHomrea 9abt,
ibre HalrsHoen S9cntdttn sur 4nirehterRaItuHs oes
nattrllten 3uitaHoc$ beS S0rpcrs lisicrt.
Srsts 25 0ents ole S6adjtcI. gu baber bel
oller apotbefern.
=, DIR: RADWAY & Co, glr. 80, g8GrreH=Strasc,
Heipz Lori
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~ d faria
in iBren pcri9irocnrn 5urHen,
bitiaeS uuo faIteS Sieber.

@s gift isn SeiImittel in Der g8elt, mets hiSi9e5
uuo tOltc5 5le6cr uno als aHocreE mdariteH, iOpie
SdQtHz uHb Guoere Sieber omit Huie uoH 9inowan9
TiiietD iunsaer bct ais 3aowap'S Neaon Rt'
iiei.
preiS so Gents ole SIaidDe. Su baben bel ala
len Ipoibetern,
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Gr. Gabwab's
SarSapariatan 6eiol0e,tt!
3as grOBe neutrality-suspicious.
BUR Sciiuns aHer drpnifden Seransbeitsu.

GbroniIter gIbsumatsmus, itrop5utoie 9.ioer, Orb
,,To.ifmuft, trofsres 6iiteIn Qre6ssioen, gungers
buicr, 0psDevlje, Gjlieoihpamm, Gehwire, @ea
Ihrpe, 6ufttrautbeiten, ejiht, 29aiieutt, eH5tlrs
Frantbeit, SalJFuB, SrOGdlits, Ghnaolndt u !. 10
Gr.aItuugeu umo Sdmerien in Ser sa,s8e
eeheiIt.
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Gongrebmitglteb Saur, Gam.
&anpau's 9tad)iol9er, lit ntft wieoer non1i-
nirt morben. Ser Ybilabelpbier 9iitrift
ipirS lange warten mIfen, bis er pieOer Ell
nen Nanball erhdlt.
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@0as Rsusfe. Die letten ge.
ridte iiber 6ance's ;uinmmengeietten 4n.
bornzSgrnp (pGompounb Sprup OF Sore
bouno") 9ebeu ibm ais einem ffersn uno
pirtumen Dtittel sur 6eilun9 aller 9un9ens
2heftioHeu, ruie Sufeus, Grfdltuuq, Snft-
misunderstanding, boen Salies II. /. T.,
oaS b0d)Ite Cob. 9ol Dir cine sslald)e fit
% Gents, unO 9u mint banlit ;uirieDen iein.
@robe 6iaid)e so Gents. Su baben bel
Seth g. 9anee~& Comp, Nr. $40,
Sa.8aItiuioreitraBe. Q2l
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StaOwag'S gieaOg Sicliei

su eber Belt i'm SGuIe babe. Sen G5c6ruudl ipirs
pobubdti9 nirter bel leocr 9lrt uoH ShmcrS ooer
9rartbeit. gs 9bt giitts in Der ySet oas 10 idlnel
eincr Shmers tilt noh Den Sortihritt eizrr 9rants
belt aIlbllt, ais oaS 3caoo 9eIiti.
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Ser groBe Strife Der l>beiter /
9 outb mpton, gnglaub, lit gu Gnbt
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sg anhas BubIitum!-eebst Fhsr unb pers
Iaust Raopah's ano ie5e eGS n4laomaa4 su
Dem il. mas ahr fnuft
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BJ Seriude einmal 9ance's Saarz
@ieberberiteller. @r perbidt oiin>
mes 6aar, briugt Die alte 5arbe Suriid, 1T
elm elegante5 Solettenmittel uno beilt Sopf=
grin0 uno 8opfbauts Suden. Yres 81. gu
baben bel Setb 9. 9ance & 6 M b.,
9tr. 80, SitzSaltimore= StraBe. "a
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5tabpao's Ieobo Rslief 6ieet cine Cur fur iebe art
poH SdlmcrSeH, 8sueHtuRgen, Guetinun9eH,
StmeTlen in Dem 6iIdeu, Der GrIit mo
ben Gllebern. IS mar oa5 etite
uHo III oGs eluSlae
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Rerfwnrsiser grpaet eeeen Den itaIieniid1em
Srpuprin;cn.

81 0 NJ, IS. September iuirb in Del
Siirse ein merflpiirpiger Yro3eB sur Ser
banoluna fommen. als SittOr gmanuel
Ser Sronprin3 BON Stalien, unldngit 9iuB.
Lamb unb Seuti6laub inco9nito bereiiie, &c.
braudte er ben Sitsl zines @raien pou BOl.
lensa. Saum mad Sauie suriidgetebrt.
tpuroe Der SronpriuS pon eiuem oru. YOtto,
einem armen abeligen, be8balb uertlagt,
lueil er eineu Sitel ii6 angemaBt babe, DeI
ibm, benz Srn. Botto, mn allein nit 8edt
,utomme. @enu er ben Sitel nid)t fibre,
10 aed)dbe 9ies nur, neil er su arm iei, nm
ftanoesgenrdB leben 81 f0nnen. 0eSmegen
lei aber 9tien1aup bereftigt, fd) ietncn 2lbels.
tttel anSunlaBeu, unb er pe-lau9t pe8balb
cine @ntid]1oiaunq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-15
Weiisnatipn oes itaIieniiden 5insnas
BfiuiSfsrS

81 NJ, IA. September. - Si9nor Seis=
mitz0oa, Der italieuiidle Sinansminiiter,
bat abgeoanft. Der &runO ieiucr ReFgna=
tion beiteht barin, baB i'm peri6ieSene tom
au9ebsnoe 3eituugen id)arf tabslten, neil er
einem Santett beilpobnte, auf melfem irres
nentiftiidle Snnite nllSnebrndlt nurheu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-15
&abBub's PiGru.

8oanduois sdbmatlos, u6crsu6ert, pIrsirea, regu
Iirsr, reiRiaen uno frIittsen.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-24
NAV startle ron somewhat. II Is this.

may startle you somewhat. 1t is this!
Become the subject of mortal disease.
Let half dozen doctors thump you. and
knead you, and test you in every posi-
BILE way, and render their verdict that
you have an internal complaint; they
don't know exactly what it is, but it
will certainly kill you by and by. Then
bid farewell to the world and shut your
self up for an invalid. Ii you are
threescore years old when you beg in
this mode of life you may very probably
last twenty years, and there you are =
an octogenarian. In the meantime
your friends outside have been drop
ping off one after another, until you
find yourself almost alone. nursing
your mortal complaint as if it were your
baby, hugging it and kept alive by it
if to exist is to live. Who has not
seen cases like this, man or
woman shutting himself or her.
self up, visited by doctor or a sue
session of doctors Il remember that
once, in my earlier experience, l was
the twenty-seventh physician who had
been consulted), always taking medi
cine until everybody was reminded of
that impatient speech of a relative of
one OF those invalid vampires vino live
vi eHo OloOu VI tlIcu-OlI dllclludIlGS, L
do wish that she would get well-or
somethin." Persons who are shut up in
that way, confined to their chambers,
sometimes to their beds, have very
small amount of vital expenditure. and
wear out very little of their living sub
stance. They are like lamps with half
their wicks picked down. and will con-
tinue to burn when other lamps have
used up all their oil. An insurance
Office might make money by taking no
risks except on lives of persons suffer
ing from mortal disease.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-24

100000 bush futures; $4,000 bush spot;
spot market 1l3@2c up. strong, fair de-
mand, Options active. l3@lc up. demand
aoc August s closing 1 S9se 0 sep
TENDER, 34&@35ssc. closing 35s4c: spot 2
white, 40I2641c; mixed Western, 3S@41c;
white do, 4O@47c; No. 2 Chicago, Ale. Hay
Steady. fair demand. Hops-Dull, steady.
5 points up; closed steady, points down to5
points up; sales, $4,000 bags, including July.
17.2O@17. Csc: August 17.1Oc; September,
1860; October, 16@16.G5c: November,
1860; December. 15.65@15.5Oc; January,
fair esigoes oc so SPOT fat b a sissy 1857
Sugar-Raw firm, quiet; refined quiet; some
grades 1-16c up. mould A, 614c; standard A,
61sc; powdered, = 9-16c: graduated, 63-l6c.
Molasses-Foreign nomial; New Orleans
fair demand. Petroleum steady; United closed
1913; for August. Cottonseed oil, dull; Tai
low steady; quiet. Rosin quiet, strained,
common to good, S1.40@l.45: Turpcn-
tine dull, steady. Eggs-Buiet. choice firm;
ceipts, S.4s5 packages. Pork active, steady;
mess, SI2.5O@13.5 so; extra prime, $10@
1850. Cut meats firm; picked bellies. 512@
5esc: do shoulders, 51a@5esc do hams, 1OA
@lolsc. Middles quiet; weak; short
crate trading; western steam, Sc; sales, 700
tierces at S6@6.O2la options sales. $3.50
tierces; August S5.99@6.O1, closing at S6.O1
@6.O2; September. So. 12@6.16. closing at
at s6.25@6:e6; November, $3.50; Deem,
Der, So. 29@6.31. Butter freely offered. quiet;
Elgin, 17@1?1ac; western GARRY, SOLE;
western creamery, 9@l7c. Cheese, unset
tied, quiet; part skins. 3@5l2; Ohio fiat, 5
lake. s 5n on 1 sE1n Lead G0 aae s sOhg
domestic. $3.50. Tin dull, rather heavy;
straits, $2O.95.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-24
LIGHT TRADING IN WHEAT.
The Market Opens Lower, Advances
a Shade, Closing
Steady.
Corn Deals Mainly Local, Oats Fairly
.1Ac:ivs, Provisions Closing
Firm.
Financial Operations Of the Money
gdoKings---The General Quota
tons.

+ sCAIcAGo, July 23.-The wheat mar
ket was again subject to conflicting
news to-day; and, with no very brisk
trading by the leaders, and no outside
orders, there was no very decisive ac-
ton III prices. On the whole, the local
operators were bearish. The news
was more bullish than the trade. The
result was that the market st arted at
lowerprices on the bearish sentiment,
and gradually i'm proved on pretty good
buying. The close was at the top prices
of the day. and at the same figures for
all months as yesterday, except
May. which was up fraction.
There was rousing big corn
market before the close to-day.
The market opened easy, with no spe-
cial feature during the forenoon. The
receipts were moderate. Rains were re-
ported in Illinois. Iowa, Missouri and
the Northwest, but with dry, hot winds
in Kansas and Nebraska Liverpool
was firm for spot and futures. About
noon there was good buying for st.
Louis and Mccormick & Co., bought
freely. on Southwestern dispatches.
Still later ComStock and Kammerer and
others jumped in to buy in a way that
alarmed the crowd. The shorts has
tened to buy, not knowing what might
come. Apologize and others bought on
the advance. Prices rose quickly, and
the pit filled with excited traders. The
big deal was in September, and the
price went from 3s14c early to 1890 the
top, and closed at SOC bid, with sales
later at 591sc July. and August rose to
$3.50 October and 1870 and May to 4211sc.
These were closing prices, and about
&c over last nights. Oats went up on
offerings and good demand. Charley
Fowler and Hutchinson bought Septem-
Der oats quite freely. The provision
market was slightly more active and
higher. The hog market was quoted
higher at the yards, but until corn be-
gan to,show more than usual strength
and activity, prices of produce had
sagging inclination. Under the inf1u-
ence of the last named, however, the
shorts were inclined to cover. and in
doing so advanced the prices of lard
and ribs SC from the low point 'of the
day, and 21ac over the prices Of the
close of the day before. leaving the
market in that shape.
The leading futures ranged as follows: