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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-08-13
tChicago telegram.l

ICnicago telegraml
The freedom OF the city is presented 10
the great army OF odd Fellows that is now
marching into IL with banners waving and
bands playing. Chicago surrenders 10 them.
The people know that they have nothing TO
fear from this invasion. They have pre-
pared n reception and they extend well
come. On public and private buildings are
symbols OF hospitality,
Although the Independent Order OF Odd
Fellows originated in England, IL has at
tanned its great prominence In this country.
IL Is the most popular OF all our secret
societies. 1t Is in full sympathy with our
institutions. Its growth has been remark
able. town is no sooner started in a
Territory than an Odd Fellows hall Is
erected. There will always be MEM
bers enough among the settlers TO con-
stitute "A lodge. This eXerts "a civilizing in
fuence that is felt beyond It's members
It's ritual is refining. An odd Fellows
lodge is an excellent school for teaching or
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-08-13

Kelsey, of Atchison. Kan. IL was the I'm
tention TO raise all three flags at the same
instant, and the signal for that purpose was
given by Gen Underwood. But Gen Cable
Was determined that the stars and stripes
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-08-13

should go up first, and. as he had hold OF
the rope, they did. Preceding and follow
ing the flag-raising a military band played
a number OF national airs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-11
How Plaster Casts Ar. Made.

Where do all hese plaster figures come
from| | heard some one inquire the other
day. They are made right here in Spring
field. In an old, one story building on
West Worthingtou street is a room where
these are produced in large numbers. The
Italian who does the work is an intelligent
young man with fair knowledge Of COM
mon English words which he can string
into short sentences. Visitors are not vel
come during the morning hours when he
is casting, but in the afternoon he opens
the door, and sits by it at his work Of
cleaning and patching. The mods are
made in two or three pieces, according TO
the size and shape Of the cast These sec
tons are clamped together and the plaster
is poured into them and allowed to become
hard.
In removing the casts occasionally nose
is broken from Virgin Mary, or an arm
Of Joseph is cracked Sometimes the beard
of saint is knocked around under his ear.
and the spear Of a gusrJsman Is missing.
Does the rnolder throw these into the
waste Oh. DO. he simply puts on a nose.
adds a spear. builds mp a new beard aud
inends the arm with freshly mixed plaster.
using a small smoothing trowel and his
thumb for tools. Wnen the cast has dried
he smooths up the surface with the trowel.
and Scrapes Of the finn left By the flask
joints. Then he gilds them in gold and
bronze. and the second day they are ready
to be peddled about the streets.-SprinSfeId
Mass Homestead
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-11
A New Idea About San.

A keen observer and ingenious expert
mentalist has been writing a book on Sap;
Does it Rise from the Rootsy" a question
which he proceeds 10 answer with de
cided negative. To those who merely run
and read" the whole question and answer
may appear as n very slight matter indeed.
In reality, however, the right answer to the
question is of great moment 70 rs all A
negative reply simply means the ruthless
upsettinC of all our rfeconeeived ideas. the
reversal of what has been taught in schools
for ages
Now. II all this theorizing is proved to
be wrong, we shall not only have TO alter
our school teaching. bat largely modify
our. agricultural practice. Clearly, If the
roots suck up, absorb, or otherwise collect
moisture, and the organic and inorganic
constituents Of sap from the soil, then the
soil will quickly become exhausted and re-
quire constant feeding. while the leafy
parts of the plants must be cut and pruned
down. This Is the present practice. And
1t Is certainly worthy Of remark that our
best misunderstanding 70 the theories
Of the dsy-orchards and gardens are those
that suffer most readily from blight and
disease generally.-London Globe.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-11
THE ROoe or DAWN.

How mockingly the morn ng dawns for me
Since thou art gone. whe'e no pursuing speech
No prayer. no farthest sounding cry can reach!
call and wait the answer to my plea
But only hear the stern d aiding sea
Chat pauses not, howe, er | beseech)
Breaking, and breaking q the distant beach
OF that far land whereto ~ soul did fee
Do happy SUBS shine Tree where thou artP
And kind stars light with friendly ray thy NIGHT,
And strange birds waKe with music strange
thy moruy
This beggared world, whe e thou no more hast
part
Msapprehends the MOI; 'ng's young delight
And the old grief mas S the new day forIorn.
Louise Chandler IouIton in Century
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-11
A Snnken Forest.

There is a sunken forest of white cedar
in New Jersey which has been continuous
IL mined for its valuable timber for over
eighty years. The curious industry Of dig
ging for the sHnkeu logs Is carried on by
the people of Dennisville. Cape May eoun-
ty, village which was brought into exist
ence solely through the wealth Of the
buried timber in its vicinity. Over the
sunken forest trees of large size are grow
ing, and in many instances these are cut
away in order TO get at the more valuable
timber. which lies onlv three or four feet
below the surface. All the shaken trees
are Of enormous size, two 70 Eve times
larger than those now growing on the sur
face The exact age in which they lived Is
a matter Of curious conjecture 1t is prob
able that they were buried many centu,j~-
AGO by the action Of an earthquake
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-11
several Version. Of a Maxim.

Popular maNims credit certain individ-
uals with criminal proclivities. The Ro-
man says, Little beard and little color
there is nothing worse under heaven" In
French it is, God preserve me from
beardless man, and in Tuscany. salute
from afar a beardlesS man and bearded
woman" and in Venice, Trust not the
woman with . mans voice. New York
1imns
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-11

John Hanson Craig, of DanviIle, Ind, is
undou btedly the largest man in the world
Mr.. Craig stands G feet ) inches in his
stockings, and weighs over COO pounds.
He measures eight feet about the hips.
wears No. 10 shoes, ~ hat, and ~
glove. His father and mother were of
medium size. Hell a great great grandson
of Governor Chittenden, the first governor
of Vermont. He is also first cousin of
William p. Hepburn, at present solicitor
for the United States treasury. - Cor
indianapolis Journal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-11
Shaving n Ia Mode.

BARRIERS on the French steamers arriving
at New York are said TO have regular pa
irons among their compRtriots. who visit
the steamers upon every arrival. bent upon
having their boards kept trimmed in the
ultra fashion of the boulevards -Philadel
phia Ledger
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-11
But He Got 1t.

Farmer Rutabags-Young Teller. nv
darter wants a new book the people are
talking about.
Clerk-What's the name, please'
F. r. fumbling in pockets)-'Clar to
gracious, I've lost Pc bit of paper! The
name wss-let's see-oh, yes, 1t was kick
ing Backward"
foalls~,V's Laak nr01-,ori
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-11

Citizen-Phew! The odors of Broadway
are enough to knock any one over. Why
don't you have it cleaned?
Oficial-The street is all right, sir Wha;
You smell is the winter wraps which have
been packed away all summer in moth pa
per.-New York Weekly
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-11
Eel. Are VERY Prolific.

The number Of eggs in a medium sized
eel az the beginning Of the breeding season
l. stated bv eminent authorities CT fishes
and their allied creatures 20 be fully 500
COO sun 50 great IS 10 almost dzzs the
intellect that tries % ErsPple with IL Te
the naked eve they ere almost invisible
The microscope shsws them 20 be firmly
packed together ssznsiing on their tiny
ends, icokinE rot unli re the covered cells
Of bouryccuh.-St- Ions Republic.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-11
He BosSed Her.

There was Young lady % Gloucester.
Who married q fellow named Foucester.
But returned 90 her ma
And her brother and pa,
Because the man hectored ard boucester.
New York Sun
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-11
Ded General Banking, Collecting
aud Brokerage Business.

Eastern and Foseign BxehaHKs
bought and sold. United States bonds
of All denominations bought aud cold
County, Township and Municipal
bonds bonRhA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-11
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
CITY MAP.

A nastsoze if,Asg-Eps n&Dsg tkt. ~ ea-sss.-
ag tke 1890 - a. - stnp<aa. PAX, - e9rs anl
nbftc bcft9tHEs. koesAs. etc A rnmat~ss .-aIs
t~.ivs Il 1fis<s lrcse.. % issa psDsr eaa - Ia
- IA Ice fsr = osE.s 49,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-11
NI1lIif Ea9le'
TRICKS OF OPERATORS.
RAILROAD TGLEGRAPHERS USED TO
GET A LITTLE SLEEP.

Possible Explanation of Some Terrible
Wrscks-MOst Men Realize the Grave
Responsibility Which Is Upon Them-A
Boys Costly Sleep.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-12-19
alntiFemitiidle Nlibuitier.


gSieu, Is. December. - Die Iutlienli=
ten i'm StaOratb perlu6eu, Die grludblun9
ei,re8 Sice SIrgermeiIterS ourh Gbitrufs
tionstatif III uerhlnoern. Sie obieutiren iih
aus ben Situngeu, 10 oab in @rmanoelung
stues GuorumS feline geifdTts erleolgt
meroen f0nnen.
Gie repubIitaniidbs Brppasanoa i'll $.oaanS.
Nm lterb nj, IS. 0ej. - Die Soiias
liiten unb 3epublitauer betreibeu bier Die
@ropasanpa iiir ibre Sheen auBerorOentliA
eiirig. Die BOliSei bat ;ahlrelde Ylafate
nit Der fettgebrudteu 4uii6rift: n2ang lebe
bic Republlt :" berab geriien. Gin anNerer
republifaniiter Iufruf beganu nit ben g8ors
ten: yllnslIdlit 1T ous yono, beiicn $5errz
ider ein Sinh iit J" - uno prop5e5eite iiir
ben SAT-, DaB bic WOnardjie belbebalten
miroe, fir oa8 gano ldlmere Srubial.
gu @bren pes peritprbenen &aiIees SrieOridl.
Qonbon, 18. 0e;.- Sine Statue oes
peritorbenen aaiiers 6rieorih Don 9eutidl'
lauo purbe beute in 9Siublor BON Der S0nigiH
&iftoria eHtbiillt. Der Grin; BON gSales
unp anbere aRitSlieOer bes f6ni9lldsH 0au-
les lpObnteu Der @erempnie bel.
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Pa d. oeut Sturme.

BbtGabelp a, is. 9e;ember. Der
SdoOner yMarp YabOu" 0u5 Srio9etou,
lt.sSr ging wabrcuO oss geitrigen Shrmes
uahe Sort Selaware I'M Delaware =3tiuer
inter. Gr mar ein fleineS Tabl;sug, mel.
Dies regelmaBi9 Smiid)eu Ybilaoalpbia uuO
anoereu StGoteu an 9elamare bertebrte.
Die Mannibuft entging mn nit tnapper
1totb oem Sope.
9Silte8barre, 3D., IS. 3eScmber. -
Steier Sd)nse uuo llnterbretungeu peS
SabnuertebrS merSen aus alien Sbeilen oeS
mittlereu unO meitlihen nHennlplu0nieu' &c.
nel0et. Der Sturm bat IT'D jegt gelegt,
unO Oas gSetter lit bebeutenp fGIter gemor-
ben.
NewzYorf, IS. 0escmbsr. epeiden
nuS Stbaca, Srop, 9llbanp, Utica unO gings
bamtOn melOen, baB in Der pergaugenen
9tatt iefS bis 3lp0lf .3oa Shuee fielen,
uno baB Die SabnSii9e bret bis icd)S Stuu-
oen perlp6tet inn.
Yittsburg, Ya., IS. Qc;enlber Der
groBe Sdnecitllrm lit uoriiber, unb Die un-
terbrod)enen Geidlafte iino rpieoer aufgez
uommeu. Sm @ansen fielen bier 1S 3oQ
Sdluse. Nian beiiirdtct feiueu meitercu
Sd)aDeu, auBer im Sale pl0tlidleu Sbau=
uctters, welhes cine perbeerenpe lleberz
idmenlnluuQ herbetfiihren luiIrNe.
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Bic eSnoianerstlnrl,ben.

GbtcaQo, IS. DECEMBER. - Seneralz
9lbiutant Gorbin bat iolgenOs 9epeihe pom
@eueral OtileS ans 9iaptos @itp, 90, ers
bulten: yy@S itebt jeBt anger Srugc, bNB
ySittiuq 2SuQ" GniGre an oeridllebeue
Stamme Qeitidt bate, I'M oieielben Su Ell
ner Observation-Disclosures Grhebung GuiSuitN=
heln. Ger Seiehl III letuer &erba1tung
purbe feineu Augenbitd SIT friib elthellt,
oenn cr mar geraoe i'm Se9riiie, nit ema
100 &rieQern alliSubred)eu. Gem SoO hat
cine oeprimireuhe 2Strfuug Oul Die anoeren
Snoianer ausgeiibt. SD babe ben Sruppcu
befoblcu, Die meuigen Snolaner, Die naf
ieiuem 5oNe BON Stanoing Nod entfGmen,
eiuSufangeu ODER Su perlthten. 9enerol
&rocte bat Iber 1000 l3elte ober etpa 5000
[SnOtaner inter Gontrols 5u EtnezJtib9e, al
leiu IS befinpen iid) immer nod 250 3elte-
mebr, ais 1000 &rleger - III Den rS0oz
gauoS.""
Gtncr 0epeide pom Gbepenne =9fiuer, oia
9tapio Gin, 60, Sufolge lit cine Stoar
pou 10 g&eibeu 81 0alp : Jtan6 an Dem
SprlnQ-&reef, 80 Iieilen bon ben Eager
Der Sruppen, uon Snoianern uuriugt. Die
gettereu periuhen, ba5 @eb0uoe, in mel
dem Die 2SelBen 3uiludDt iud)teu, einjuz
didleru. Der Courier, melter Die 9fadridt
in oas Eager Der Sruppen bradte, nluBte
iih Durd) Die SuoiGuer burtid)lageu, uuo
ieiu lleberrod murbe babel BON SugeIn burd)
l0d)ert. Geueral Carr bat BEN Nioior Iups
per nit 100 Mann sum gHtiaB Der SeIa=
gertcn abgeidift.
Sine anOere 9epeide aus 9tapiO Gitp
melOet, baB 0tulor Yerrg'8 Commando
nabe Smitbuille an Sprtug Greef cine
YlGufelei nit etwa 40 Snoianern hattie, uno
Oab ein Sobat babel uerluunoet wuroe.
Nadl Dem Geichte idletneu it'd Die 6eiuOltz
den III Die rSao 2ano5" Suriidge;ogen SU
baben. Sin SnOlauer, Elm gteffe BON sliding
Sear," muroe geitern 2lbenb III einem Sanls
pie nit 2lnileolern get0btet.-9luS WanOan,
40, wirO gemeloet, baB It'd Der 0eilaS:
gSabu Jebt au9 oui Nie OOrtlgen 9teQer oer=
breitet bat, unO paB bieielben 81 tan;eu bes
gonnen haben. Sbre Sr9ien itnO iowelt
harmloS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-12-19
Gin @attintapro seiiibnt.
slrtbur @ont.Sas btnaerid,tet. - 9as Tad,s
ipicI Ut eincm ieniatiuneIIcm, bel oen Eia=
anrnfiIlcu periIbten Nerbrcdlen.

9Sellauo, Ont, IS. December. r.-9(r<
thur Soopt Dan, meldler tul letten Sull leIHe
5Srau ermorbete, inOem er lie Don elmer
Slippe BET ben gfiagarafdqen itieB, enoete
fur; nad) llhr beute friib Ietne iroild)e 2auf=
babn am Galgen. Gr beitieg feiten Sd)ritte8
uno ouar nit etnenI SGt)eln i'm 9eId)t baS
Sd)aiiot uno itarb einen leid]ten 5ob.
Dan hattie inter bcm 9fameu Sopt Sigaz
mie beqanqen, unO oa letne slueite Srau iein
&erbrefen entoctt bate, 10 iuar er geipunz
zen, ;miiden beioen Srauen 81 mablen.
Gr beihloB, nit ieiuer swetten 6rau Su lez
ben unp iid] ie,ner eritan rettmGBiQen Sat
tin burd) Nforo III entleoigen. 3u otelem
3mede nabm er Nie tSrau uno Ietne Sdmez
iter, Srau Ntarp =. Sulgleg, nit au1 etne
Grfuriion nad ben 9ta9arafdaen, unb bon
Dem Srio fehrten ullr Smei, n1nlid) Sogt
uuo ictne Sd)lueiter, 3uriid. llngetdbr elne
9Sodle ipqter leitete Die Srpeite Srau eIneu
SheibunaSpro;eG gegeu i'm etr, er purbe
perbaftet, uuo eine llnterluhuug erfol9te.
Ser Yro,eB bradtc piele leniattoueQe linz
itGnpe an BEN 5a9. uno belonoerS intereiiaut
iuaren Die Nusiagen Der Sd)neltcr beS 9ln=
geflagteu. 0ieielbe bate Den Qetcttlpe8
Niittbetlungen genaAt, Die sur NuiIiuOung
Der 2eid)e oer @ruf9r6ete1r am 6uBe Der $50
SUP boben alippe fiibrte. Sic be;eugte,
0GB iIe ibreu Sruoer unO letne Srau Sul0mz
men oben am Hanoe Der Slippe lteber lab;
iie meuoete it'd eiuen 2lugenblid ab, uno
ais iie wieber mad Dem Yuare Ihaute, mar
Die 6rau UeritmunOeu. Ser Su gSeaauo
uor oem 9iifter 2oie gefiihrte EroSeB reiul=
tirte, gr6BtentbeilS aui GrunO Der bon Der
Sdueiter gemaAtcn 4usiogeu, in Der
q lleberfiibrung unO SerurtbeilHng Oes 2Ingcz
flQQtcu
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81. GonsreB. 3ipeite Sibmms.
SortieBnns Der Sebatte ibtr Die Sipanssbiu
i'm Senat. - Die SdIifTfabrts Siu int


gSaibinaton, 3. G., IS. 9e;ember.
- Der 9 Senat ging gleid) mad Serlelun9
be5 BrotofouS AMI 2tutrag 6ale's lNfe.) III
Grefutiplttung, ieood) bauerte olelelbe Hur
penige Ntiuuten.
9ie Bill, meld)e elmer peiteren Rebuf=
tton oes Sngeuieur= Corps III Der 6lotte por~
beugen ioa, gelangte sur Serhanplnn9 unO
murbe nah turser 9iSfniiion paliirt.
Sberman (S.) brad)te cine Sta Elm, laut
meldler baS meme Sarifgeiee Die SertrG9e
Ser Ser. Staaten nit anoeren 0tdd)ten nld1t
beentrdd)tigeu ioQ. @ormau (Nto.) erbob
Ginwanp gegen Die iofortige GripG9un9 Der
Sorlage. Gr aste, Die Sarifbiu lei III oller
Glle ourdgepeltld)t morben, un0 Der ldnez
benSe Sorld)la9 Sur 9luslegung tbrer yer
OrOuuugen ioue griinDlif beiprodlen mer-
ben. Die Sill murGe III ben SalenOer etlls
setragen.
9ie SunbeSmablbiQ fam bieraui wieDer
auf'S Sapet, unb @ofe Ser.) belt elne 5eoe
'bagegen, mGbrenp @ullour( Sas.) pe beTlir=
iuortete. gtadnem Sate (arf.) oann nod)
bogegcn gere0et bate, mur6e DIE Stu pie.
Der Sllriifgelegt. Der Seuat palitrte bterauT
nod perid]ieoene SiQS III SrSug aut Jte'
aterunQSQebGuoe uu0 Sriidenbauten, belt
ohernlalS cine frrie Gretuttuittun9 mo
pertagte iid) bann bis morgen.
Sm Observation-Disclosures
puroeu Bills gum Sau peridieoener Sriitz
fen paIiirt, iopte Die Senatsbtl, peld]e OaS
@eieb ;ur 0te9elung beS interltaatllAen
&erfebrs oabiu amenoirt, baB aud ortents
life gtotarc 3eugenauSla9en entgegen neB'
men Oiirfen.
Sarqubar "a 80, Soriiter bes @onlite'S
fir SauiIubrtei 6lOtte unO 6tld)erelen, be
autra9te, OoB baS SauS ii BlenarIttun9
gebe uno Die SenatSbill sur 0ebung beS
Qmerifaniid)en SeebanbelS nebit Dem 6auSs
Subittut iiir Die Sid in GrlpG9In9 Slebe.
Sin Stret erbob iidJ iiber Die tSra9e, oh
SarQuhar BON letnem &onltte autOrllWt let'
oieien 9tntrag Su iteGeu. 9tad) furSer 0tS'
fuiiiou cntidIleo Der Spred)er, OaB Sarqubar
Die crforoerlid)e AutorltGt nld)t beNbe.
TarQubar beautragte bierau1, nap NaS
oaus lid ais Glenar=@Omtte conltltuue,
nm ben y3uitano Der llnion" in Setrad)t III
;ieGen. Der Autrag lpurOe nit 126 ge9en
LOG Stimmcu auQenonmen. Soieraut teute
Tarqubar ben 9lntrag, Die obenerpdbnte
SiQ im ,5ntereTIe beS amerlfnnll4en gee
bauoelS ;u er0rterH.
Sprinqer (Sas) erbob ben ginuano, paB
jeuer 2lntrag orbnun9smtprtg let, unO oaB
0aS Nlenar Gonllte uorerlt Die Nsriplut=
gungSbillS erleOigeu miiIIe. Der Sorllber
ueruarf Den Glumanb, Hno elne pon Sprtllz
ger engelegte 9lppellation 9egen Die Gnt'
idleioung beS SpreherS muroe nit Sc &C.
gen IS Stimmcu oerpor1en.
9Sheeler l3lla.) beantragte, Dap baS pauS
Die 6lOtterl= &ermilligung8- Bill III Grudz
guug ;iebe; nit 90 gegen so Sttmmen per
morfen.
6arqubur'S 9lutrag murbe idlieBIi6 nit
III gegeu 50 Stiwmen angenommen, uno
Iorqu6or lette Oann Die Sdififabrts Sill
III elucr ldugcren 9teoe auseinanoer. Nod)s
Dem er iene 9lnprute beenbet bate, bob
oa8 Gouite obne ipeitere 9ntltctOun9 ple
Situng aui, uuO baS 0au5 perta9te rdl.
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TermilhtcS.

Ser YrGiiOent iiberi6idte Dem Senate ben
Sertdt peS Or. 6. .. SbateSpeare, lpeld)er
III 1873, ais Die Gboleru in Spaneu uuo
an0eren europ0lten 26nNeru gralilrte, bort
hin geld)idt mur0e, nm BEN @baratter Der
Scud)e an Srt unO Stelte ;u ituoiren. Der
Seridt umfuBt iber 1000 9rufIeiten unb
iiber 100 SuuIirNtioueu.
9as ,Saus -Gomite fir Snoalhen. Geniio=
nen hat Die SiQ ;ur 9lnuabme empioblcu,
lpeld)e Ger l8tttme 0eS Generals abrabam
0urpea cine monatlibe Yeniiou ppu $50
belulllgt.
Der @eiammtmertb beS Grports an Ginoz
ileld), Sen uno Ntolferet Grobutten NIB
renb OeS Mouat8 Nouember 1890 beliei iih
auf s9,439 ,220 gegen $9,726, ,099 i'm Nonat
9tooember 1889, III ben eriten IL Monuten
;. S. aui BIS, ,194 ,430 gegen $105, ,279,3.4
i'm gleid)en 3eitraume oe5 Soriabcs.
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Tc,p=@prfcr Tad,rtGteu.

Stew zYort, IS. Deg. = Die porSere
Mautr beS Stafierihen Walibauics an
Der %arf 2lucuue, Spilten Der 80. uub 81.
SuaBe, br0d beute iritb 5uiammen, uub
ehpa 100000 &uibel Gerite ltiirSten in Die
SuaBe, 10 baB lie ben Sertcbr perrten. Der
geitrige itarfe 9SinO unO OaS grOBe @elpldt
Ser geritcumaie perpriadJtsn Den Giultur;.
Der Serluit betrGgt chua $4,000.
- Ser britiite 9ampier uGircaiTau"
unO Der Oeutide 2ampfer Yollur" itu0 Don
SoBn gSaro & @orp. genlietbet moroen,
nm Ntelalic ''in bulk" 3u IA S6illiugeu
per Come pou @uba mad ben Ser. Staaten
III trausportiren. Gigentbiiner pon Segels
itiiien, melde bisber Nfelaiie III 6diiern
beiorocrte1, iinO nid]t iehr erbaut iiber oieie
9tcueruug, Die ibnen elnen peiteren Grs
mcrbs;lpcta entStebt. Setbe snpdhnteu
9ampier maren bisber in Der Petroleum
Transportation tb6ttg.
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Der 6elo utarft.

News9Ort, IS. 0eS.-6Ol9en0e8 iinO
ble SdluBnotrungen: Gslp er0iinete Su
bis unO id)loB su YroSeut. = Ster=
ling g&c6isl: 4.7S auf ietsS,a Gage uno
4.03 aui Sid)t. Snnoes SbligatiOnen:
A. pros. sl22, Al pros. 1881, prog
2tftien: glpams grpreB 140, Central ia.
cific IS, &beiapeafe.Sbio 16l, Grie l8s,
Ditto Yrlor. As, Sainos Qsutral SO,
gate Sbore 1864, yteu Seriep @eutral
100, gtorthmeiteru 104, bi1to Brior. 1856.
9iewsY Yorf Gennal 981, Ohio 0iiitiiippl
IS, 30. Yror. S5, Yittsburg 1872, 9feaoz
Oing 80, ct. Yuul 81, Ditto Brior. 1O44,
2Sefteru Union 7J8.
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2lrbeit utto Spb1t.

9ittsburg 3d., 18. 9e;.- Gin ali
Qemeiner Strite Der 9Setdeuiteler, 6ei;er
unO 3ugbebieneten Der bier miirOenben
Sahnen lit angeorobt. 9ie 2eute ioroern
elnc Hebuftion Der tdglid)en ArbeitSSeit pom
3mDlf aui adt Stuuoen. unb cine 9obu;u=
la9e BON fiinf5ebn YroSent. Die Seamten
Der u8ennlpl berv v9altimorezS bio."
uno Der u uYittsburg- 2ates Grie- Sabn" sieben
ole Soroerilnsen III @rlpdgung.
Sirmiug q m, Ala, IS. 0es. - Die
yamalgamateo gliiOciatiou Of Steel. uuo
SrcnzgSorter8" bat beidloiien. bic Itrlteu-
Den Soblengrdber III unterltiieen, unb feline
&oblen ansuriibren, Die bon pScub8" pper
Strdflingen probuSirt negben. gSeun Der
aoblengrGber Strite baber nid)t balh beige
leat miro, 10 merben ale 9Sallmerts, @leBe-
reien unb INSTRUMENTATION Der @egenD
ben Setrieb elnltelen, unb peltere 5000
Mann merbeH arbelt5lo5.
9ubington, 0tid]., IS. 9es. - Die
hieiigsn Srad)tperlaber Der uNIiut Ser.
Dtarquetter Gabn" iinO ge9en cine 8sbuf.
ton hires 9obues Don 90 aui 10 Gents pro
Stunbe ausseitanoen. @roBe Suantitdteu
6radt barren SIR 3sit bier aui SefOroeruns.
Gbicago, Is. 9es. - 0elegaten Der
ySrotberhoOps" Der l3u9fiibrer, 6eiSer, Gon=
oufteure unb anberen Sabnbe ilnO
bier su elmer Gonicren; nit ben Seamteu
Der ,Ghicago. .OfilmauteesS 8aulz Sahu"
;uiammen 9efommen. Ntan iuirb bic @iu=
fiibrung eIner neuen 0obnzSfala beratben.
Die Sabnbeoieuiteten perlangen cine Gr=
bobung beS Serbienftes, entlprefenb pe.n
BON Der uGbicago 9tortbmeitern= Sahn" be-
milisteH gobniate. Dtan 9laubt, baB cine
Sereinbarung obne S6pierigteitcn 81
Stanbe fomnen merbe.
Ser Oampier rSernbale" uerbrennte
in Der yfadlt pom letten Moutag nahe Der
9ope,- Sulel i'm Yuget= Gum. Die 0tann-
id)ait rettete iid auf SOoten. SdiHu u. Gar
40 pareu eipa $4,000 wertb,
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Gtnc Continuation sesen Stnator
Wtppog.

Suron, 60, IS. DECEMBER. - Siele
0emofraten ulro OtitglieOer Der pNormer-
sluiau;" in Der SegiSlatnr bon Siibs9otota
huben iid pereiuigt, I'M Die 9Sieoererwdbs
lung 0ioobp'8 sum Suube5lenator Su per=
eiteln. Seoe Yarteien 5uianmen beltben
cine NajoritGt pon aht Stinmen. Sle
woQen Suerit iiir ben 9emOtraten &ripp
itimmen, mo im Safe OerieIbe III Den eritcn
aft 2lbitimnluugen nift erIpablt it, ibr
%otum AM loar0en, elm Viitglieo Der v6arz
mer 2llian3," iOnt leood) aud 9emotrat,
iibertraaen. Soroen mar Dor uier Sabrcu
OemOtratiidler @onarebz @an0iNNt.