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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-10
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.


Chicago, March . (SpeciaD-Oables to-day were un-
deuaby strong strongest yet since French damage
became ahc uppcrmost topic Liverpool closed from Ia
"a. renee higher; London up shilling; Paris was
up so confines The only thing from ab DAD -
al av tho occasioed by these hSlr's was the
that II raining all Over Ffancen all
obabty ad vantage the growing cf Is The
news this side Let'ish, but was lFnp.cG. Thcie
were So cars at Minneapolis and Duluth ?oWO bushels
al st. Louis. Their Ur IT, nciIN everywhere
In the Wcst The wcathcr was seasonbtr; Opened
m OF L. sod between ~ O07s and 81 @f0Sl GA ana
cloel al 81 O2s. The Cuday short line was covered
to-day Minneapolis wired that the country ST cs sho" ed
decrease for the week Of $4,000 bushels an corn
today was exceedingly strong, all ne sample bong
taxn within thirty minutes at neatly one cent auN alc'
Futures Tor a long time were unmovcc Fnai! on the
dccreas' In tn Ns.b' on c Ar' ;
nom the sannc crowd and sympathy with the great
Strength in wheat the futures became very strong MAY
opened $50. sold a. high Gl9s ana cio-ff az VI
cents july was az , cents discount Local socks re-
mainfd practically unchanged for the week showing an
Of less than COO bushels O9ts fooMed corr
rnarket also exceedingly stoig' MAY
onaned At 49S and closed at 5l cents PROV sions we
inclined 20 be There were 10000 nos AZ he
wards nrices were cents lower and o." estimate Tor
TUESDAY was up to 10000 The wonderful stfength OF
wheat and CON prevcnted. however more than uNNu
decline and finally closed the market at LITTLE advance
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CUFFt.E-Irading in spot Rio again slow, but the
general feeling 10 prices OF stcadiress No
quoted at 1880. Sales 600 bags at 1850 for No en-
snip OF mild growths sales OF 500 mats Java at private
early dealings there decline Of points April
while others were unchanged to 10 points advance with
little local covering. subsequently the entire list
weakened realizing the showed losses OF Od2J
points compared with the final figures OF Saturday last
Havre advanced s4dl fr and Hamburg gained 4dl2 pig
both OF which helped the carly rise London also hardened
The orcla quotations at :45 p March, sls 9
August, rs Sd Rio quotes Regular first 40 kos),
inai good second 40 kios), 600. Exchange, 1s9c
Receipts IN Rio. 600 bags Rio stock $4,000 bags Rio
market firm. Rio shipments by steamer TO United states
United states during the week NIL; no shipments TO TO
United during week 600 bags Rio purchases for
States 45c and cent priTage Steamers lOad
ing for United States. 4. Good average Santos,
$50. Receipts at Santos 5000 bags. Santos stock
30 900 bags santos market firm Santos shipments for
900 bags prrohases for United States $1,000
bags purchases for Europe 30 600 bags SonJs
freight per steamer 70 Havre 26 and 10 per cent pmagc
loading at Santos for United states ? Steamers
leading for Europe, 8. Visible supply OF the
world March /. 1891 stocks England. l55, iS9 bngs
hamburg. 10000 bags Antwerp. $1,000 bsgs; haTa,
900 bags Bordeaux. 2020o bags Marseles. $4,000
total Europe all kinds S529i9 bags Rio. $4,000 bags
santos @J7 coo bags United States razl 12 go baGs
Grand total l,37S6l9. Afcats: Anoat for T. ;. from
Brazil 1856 600 bags aoat Tor United states from Europe
aioat for Europe from Java and East, NIL alloy for
Europe from Brazil 357 600 bags total l92l5l0 bags
1890 26is.57S bags. Total sales here to-day $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-10
THE STATE or Trade.

Flour dun but firm. wheat-Southern quiet; fultl
80, 2 rel ii o3 Western strong; 40 Winter
req, spot and March 81 oi'.dsi o5 MAY, al on "a
W',trn nm; mixed. spot. G6'sc; March, CO.. GJ02c
April. Gjl. IGic May - = asa &c steamer doc. oats
steady; ungradei southern and PennsylN auia. 5id5
10 Western white. 50. dj5c; do do mixed. 02d5i &C
graded 40. white. jj2 dj0c; do do mixed. 5idj5c
~ m e9Sse 'If AL gGoi g PriTe o1&97c common
-trong very scarce. Eggs Arm l6ac. Coffee firm.
sugar quiet copper ialrly active Whiskcy dull
Frcight- 70 Liverpool quiet. Recepts-Flour. 0556 bbs
wheat l-051 bush corn. 81 .l03 bush oats. 1000 bush
81 81 bush. saes-wheat 300 bush cora. 7.-GS
bush
Boston. March 9-Flour quiet, but 1rm: Corn firm ;
steamer yellow 79d727c Oats firm; No white 59Aoc.
Short, quiet but firm Provisions weak. Bu.er and
cheese Unchanged. Egg. easier fresh laid. l5c Re
cept,Four 1900 bDs aud 1900 sacks, corn. $4,000
bush ots, - 900 bush shorts, - tons.
a.es OF 1000 bush at al 10 and 900 bush at 81 lGg
closne ~ II l-dsi 10, 1000 bush No Northern sold
81 u. and cars do az I'll Is truck. Wntrr wheat
opened but closed strong AT outside prices cars No.
rcd sold Ht 81 06d&l OH No extra AZ ~ O3l
- oj 40 white 81 O6dsl 0Gi- l.jCO bush No
com opened ru and closed strong at outside Jrrs
No. > yellow sold at 6Jd6jlcc; No. do as
Gi'l ICjsc; No AZ 0f't dGjc. and . No 3
40 90 2G6jc. cat, good demand and higher No.
white I'D a; 56r. car, do at j62c aud cars 40.
mlN'd ~ 5iic on rack; &c Hhtc IN store 5G?c haI.
ley nrH and unchanged kye-96o bid Tor No. Q on
tack, Flour and higher; patent spring. Is Goa
- 20; DO winter ijfs5 20. lecd nrm and unchanged
RccepcWh,at. 1900 bush corn. 1000 bush oato. 1000
bush ShpmensWteat, 1900 bush barley, $500 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-10
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool March o. D. m.-Coton-Ihe sales OF the
seady: Amerlc nn-Middlng low middling clause, March
delivery jl.Gida4 52.G4d; March and April delivery;
a 5l6tdd4 5o64d: April and MAY delivery, 556id
sellers May June delivery 50 Cad value June and
Iuy delivery 836id sellers: July and August deliver
f.G4dj 2-Gld; August and september delivery 2Gidd
5 3-04d; september and 0ctobr delivery o 2di value
October and November delivery, 1-64d value.
galveston March &C ton steady; middng. 1870
low middllng 3.iGc good ordinary 7l6c; net and
gross rece pts 2lG6 aes exports TO Graf Brta 3oo
bales; tho Continent, $50 bales sales, 40 bales
stock, 4S2s0 bales. $500.
Norfolk March o-coton steady; middlng Sac nes
bales: .aes AZ bales stock 26,j0l bales
savannah March 9-Cotton quiet middling slice; low
middllng l.0c good ordinary, Lice; net aud gross
receipts 2sj5 bales exports coatwise 1854 bales sales
rs bales; stock, so G62 bales.
Ncw.OfIeans March 9.-Cotton opened firm closed
steady; mddng sac; low middlng, Lice good odi-
nary l5c net receipts e. 135 bales gross receipts
722 bales; sales 1890; Stock, 299,i3i bales.
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oats. 20 300 bush. .
St. Louis March 0-Flour firm and SC higher Whea'
lLaIhc up the opening and advanced to the close W Nun
only occasional set5aek No. req en M %
closing oIasc August ooia do2iac closing 99i.e Corn
opened Lake down. but became strong and sold up CLOS.
iag the highest point Of the day No. cash Sc Ssc
closing 5Sssc Oats excited higher No. 2, cash 4siac
May 5od5lsc, closing &c Rye n,m but no traoa sy
No. 2, 92c. Barley quiet; Minnesota '2aIte', no.
arm. unchanged Bran easier sacked & D. u gts;
firm; creamery separator, 32q3ic dairy 10000 Eggs
lower. lac. Cornmeai. 81 s5dS2 90 Whskey steady
IL IA Provisions steady and firm pork, elO -
lard IS 45ds5 dry salted meats boxed haeGa
boxed shoulders - 50 longs - % ribs, IS 5ds5 80
short clear SIS 35as5 40; hams. s9asil so Rsceips.
2ets bush 1900 9a c S SSGo e eSrh
$4,000 bush oats. 5000 bush rye, 1000 bush
Toledo March 9.-wheat active: higher; cash 81 0s
May 81 05ia July, 99c; August, 01i2e Corn ltI,
cash Ollie May, 6oe Oats quiet ca n SOC Sotsr
Flour, Ito bbis wheat 500 bush corn, fi.1l0 bush
oats 555 bush clovereed, 3l bags shpmens.floGif r
275 bbs; wheat 900 bush corn, 1900 Dush; oats
600 bush cloverseed. $50 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-10
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Quotations in the petroleum market at the Con-
solldated Exchange yesterday showed slight decline
from those Of Saturday The sales of National lIans!
certificates reached only 10000 barrels. Prices opehd
at 90 IL cents and advanced TO 1854, which was
the highest point recorded The lowest quotation was
70 3s. at which the market closed. There were no
sales Of buckeye certificates. Refined OIL was quotcI
at $50 cents (bulk 495 cents and crude at 1.lo
cents bulk. 4.55l. At the stock Exchange oV,g
oar,els In National Pipe Line certificates were sun
al 20 rs cents. 90.
. Foreign quotations follows: Antwerp, 10 Ia
francs; Bremen $50 marks: Lonfol "a hho D 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-10
REAL ESTATE MEN WANT RAPrD TRANSIT.

TIE Committee Legislation OF the Real Estate TX
change he'd meeting yesterday receive report Of the
Subcommittee on Rapid Transit. The report referred to
oo showing that the prorosed OF terminal IA
ctes for elevated railroad TO widening OF the
psent tracks by each aide for 900 feet and OF
,cny each side for the remainder OF the distance
between Grtenwch-st and South Fcry.
The committee expressed opinion that the advantage
arising from additional rapid transit greatly outweighs
any nfrngenen OF public rights that the proposed
tension should be granted.
The report signed by George II. Scott. j. f.
Lelness Richard v Harnett William Cruikshsnk, George
he Forest Barton and David +. Porter.
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CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco March O. 1891.
Summer Resorts.
BEECHWO0D INN,
JENKINTOWN. PA.

Mrs. Ii. B. MARYLAND & co. have leased the
"BtECHWOOD Inn" term OF years with the inten-
most desirable OF any resort In me
neighbOraood OF Phade yha. ana only one ana three
quarter hours ride from NCwYoFk The Inn" has the ad-
vantage OF the grounds and 30 trains daily eah
,ay Ihe cuisine Will be thoroughly Anerc can, while the
service viii BE- French The following references WI! 0e
OF intention TO make the Inn >
charmin, and select: William Pepper ND Provost Of
The University Pennsylvania >. Henry Norris Richard
n.le ID MURRAY ChestOn. ID; II. C. Wood, ND; D.
nave. Agnew N d. ana Walter Buchanan.
Nous OPENS MAY l6. and rooms may now be en-
gagrd and plans appcat Mondays. Wednesdays
ana rridayS TO p. at Hotel Stratford." Phil
adelphiL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, March .. 3A5 p, m.aBeef in tair demand
Cheese in good demand Tallow-1hece Is no demand.
Turpen,ne In fair demand Rosin in good demand.
;Iot ana March steady at 2gs Sd April and
Is improving. Flour in fair demand. Corn-Spot In
poor demand. future. in good demand; mixed Western
spot steady at 7i.d March steady at D ID April,
steady 40 8, I'D May STEADY at 5, "a Hops al:
FOR the asst from Atlantic ports, 6 400 quarters
tom Pacific ports, none; from other sources, $1,000
quarters. Receipts Of American for the last Week.
II. coo quarters.
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sble supply in the United States and Canada

Corn ...........2,63 $50 go ........ 167 900
Hi1 1s ..: 49, g oo ,Ss -
Visible supply in the United States and Canada:
wheat M'I II 40 ass5ScSs ssl 81 81
&i 49, 5$s 5s5 44i$iss
5pry ,tady costG522T in liberal supply 5, and weak
ddAYo5 TO M $500 SSSGSe clover i msd 1850 hPpng
? SrHAW.i Long rye SOaoOc short Cod55ci oai
rom tho usual HYyipg in a. small l,y way Sy
about steady STATE 1890 choice 29a$C, mSdnm 2SG
common SG" To aoed a@c State ISIS odidc do Old
6aios Iseihc, Coast 1890 common to chO(c, 22asoe
enf s2l CUTE" .su SPOT SCOT 70 ~ & May
q1st Ih6S wAEEA$ , Xsslce I'D, xaw
orleans quoted at l5a$2c ordinary to fancy Porto Rico
81 G,f ac"fn@ s"tRgf ndH d95 H%?iS
81 30 80 cog g g X, So CO. g. $3.50 n 7c
srs3d srGS c and so 5 WI" d. & &c spi e
and steady. Cottcnseed. crude prime, Scc do OF
s faI5 Do II srGc, 3oa$ic sumner White aid
g. for &c % aSn 90 &c 3 Co., GSo'aS
S S 4sc Meps s$sl' cr aaa RTs G
fht p.scd b$5Shc dark ,@rp ad @ SSaSRSd
intcr o,, 25 Sg' sS gd bachs aOFa n q
ter SOC byacLei winter. sc Dlcaeard ,PrnE S5e'
so5s5 S.' PAIN &C. Strait 2sc BaRx &c '''
OCEAN FREGnIs-he, markets ,d were S Rj1 non.
nR g So2S SDiR o sa b 81 5d +
Gpi4h,sq 0oo H2i Ein'a Steam, ls iaa.25e hi
mo5e t, The Continent is; bark Cncs;na e4maq h'geo
to savannah stone II 20 aud back with uTLers -
schooner john H. nqliicf rsscasoqa 70 Boston, e, T.
r., At. ~ j. H.
70 Matanlas emP Sc schooner I1,ie W. M@'' f1S5,
9aeton e sG9i ain In rre and
Ibs Ror alcsT ra. terms MSSs qgoti At 80 5o4sl0
GA1s pmg 5gG5% % family Ts, nda mes ia
E; dq2'e@ =, 9i2ds 81 YY"% .sossS 81 raos 3
es q OBI e mnM IS Sei o. a %''' quoted
here 81 5cdSl5 at w'' ,d BrSrr1eT pack
CUT ME&rs-In fair requcs, at steady pilccr. sal.s
ccS E' pca o Sr, &c. S. wn nat. c $50
S To- R IS .%. Tcd S S% Is n y 20 I ~ DO 40
August, $50 100 g Skinned lqm-i July, Sac Pleflti
3 ss &c. s .I.:s.r
ass 6RiSSD IS s e9; e ?sFe'iSSd I'D
~ si lG@. re, S; ,sy
4 pftS. !" suffered Jay decline Inc S d @as pqIh Hai
ne ' and d e ests u s'% 10 pon, l
OF "ca.h" sales, 100 tcs 0o7isdeloc, closing Go79c
fS ' Ma i''S ed ' at 500? ; Nay ocd a; &c
&Ssu:s siossd at o,Gc nominal aacd cS9.e@. qa@:
at Gl2ad $oc Sum Amerira GO 81. VT Lad
cr7merv tub h"-t 3g 'air TO- ehoir". - 20 Penn
arr sS w,,e" Ceaacf1 fancy 5c DO cloc' 30 i55c
Dsrr r9r haifGSin tubs fnry s5c satS DIV + -
rae IAN to chocc: Star" Da'ry. Aatnran, tub. Mn
Iea3Ic: s'ac nsry qrsia, and ~ any 600 cealce
z ta%cy. 70 ar goa. is1!'s w,.s,o Ia,
2sc; western Dalrr choice, o5Ge7 &C. eoai 2ia53.
a. !, i% f'r1ry flh,y 3ec IT., 10 -. - onl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-10

57lc elevator; No Chicago. 57ac ungraded mxed
wesein 64a57bc; white do, 59sd2c No. M iisa
closing nominal May 55isd06isc closing az d.
do July, closing az 55Ac No. white March RoIHl .a
d. APRIL closing e. SS, DO 30 Nny 81 iS
81 il 20 n 81 05asi 10 80 n. IL loasl y 100 p
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STAINED.
Gpod Ordinary.

Strict Good Ordinary: Mdainf 'lO
Options-Developed increased activity and the temper
was decidedly luish At the outset there was rise o
fully 1890 points attended with considerable covering
OF shorts" and less eXccm mt. LIVERPOOL came
strong and this, in conjunction with adverse reports
respecting the coming crop had most % do with the
buoyancy But the port receipts liberal and mcr
heavy realizing late in the day. causing general
reaction Final figures showed gains OF l271i points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-10
Cectures ano hlee,ings.

NJ Office OF PUBLIC MEETlNG.-There will
~ be Public Meeting q The New YORK HarCor Line
YORK City IL M, Tuesday March L. lcel with
recommending permanent ator lines 10 be estab.
-hed War for that the Jersey
Shore. In NewYorN Harbor. lying between Conmunipaw
and constable Point. commonly known the Jersey
Elas" All rcrscLs 'ncicstd invited 10 DO present.
and give their Yitws.-EENRf l.. ABl'Of Colonel At
Engineers, Dyt. Brig. Gen., U. s. Pr1icent Of the
Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-10
lUoIATIONs OF BEEvEs.
,ppl 10 prime -t""rN -od one year q ljatf G5
and the average tsta at d At 81.

sIlI "A ( M
and the average was estimated 40 ~ Do
Bff.N - Receipts for two d1~s Including lat. af.
rivals AS carloads Il a.asl head! 100 ,lrold
con gn.d d.rrt - .lrgi, 0 clslotd. 10. cNpo
ALIVE. 100 curoifs lor shipment dressed 0u1rter,
aud - carload, ior tir market The offering, were Of
coyi quality. McuGu. bunch Of toiu.frt Coo
radios and ght 'urpN OF rough butcher stun TrnI-
moderately art,c. The cattle -ll,r,
tried o. advance prices. but the but VIZ. "A mn. IN
clncd hold OF and the ngur., OBTAINED show no
material change from fffay The top grad were am
Tut -llcIs generally maze lossca All Chi,ago.bought
stock.
Gear lot Of Colorado. sold 81 decent to choice
weighing @OcO b. ~ ~ 30 Two " Kentucky oxen
Sold 5tdti % bulls at - l22"tt. u Indiana
At ~
quality bringing in come cases i.r
Th,r. j. improvement trade.
demand Tor Ifrg, rated beef i~
nr n London ami Liverpool markets are duh 40
G5ltd Tor American st r-tiurtd dressed weight.
sinking %" DIAL. G1-eow IS lower. and the }
quot.G AZ iiod
u j. unnecessary T. saw that exporters losing
III MY 81 money At present prices They knocking
doan r. .sit rates 10 40 shinIs. and Win the hopc tina,
cattle viii lower here they have lttl' expectation ~
better IN The coming months but Oh" prospects
by means natterine. Insurance premiums show no
Rae Wscorsin 800 quarters OF beef Tuesday
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oIut ~ als bush last week and 2O4 3G5 bush this
.4 rcar AGO stock of NO . mixed corn March :,
mo ush AGAINST o3 oO5 hush lat week and 933 500
bush year ago. Stock Of No. onts March Z b Ci2
hush against % 575 bush last week. and 21S sol bh
a wear ago Stock Of No. white oats, March . 63G3t
bush against 61 $50 bush last week. and 2292IO bush
New.York Produce Exchange statement OF visible sup
rlr Snfir EchruarY % lSNl
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1891. 1890
Bales Bales.
visb,o SUNNY ..................847 Al 500 1884 AL
nnrSints one day.......... ......... 1890 $500
Export, Britain one day.. SID 1904
Exports 70 France day.......... l,ij2 49,.
Exports Continent one day.. 1853 SJl2
Stock in New.York In licensed ware
houses. counted daily 1242St 1898
In other places. estimated ll,l9l l3O'3
Total stock in NcwYork, by run
ming OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1910 10 t1
Stock i'm all United States ports..... 012769 Az lA
Liverpool kilograms, AS D. m.-RHccipts. 900 haes
which American 1000 bales sales 10000 1aes Ok
which speculation and EXPORT 1000 bales American
600 bales Spot market steadler Mlddllnc Cplands.
418loi. Futures opened steady at 1.6id advance.
Manchester market-Yarns dull Cloths quiet.
Quotations are American standard OF classhA~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-10

Warphousc dciVcrcs SINCE March !, JSVI: Z,
Go S23 bag, Baltimore 1915 bags wOreans 3j9 bags
Total, Us, O51 bags
COTTON-On the spot ruled firm 1.1ec advance
Sales 2Yj bales consumption Port receipts. 1G.6Sj
bales AGAINST o26 bales this dav last week. and 92es
lalss n day last
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

WEEKLY REC EIPTS.
Newly ORR, Starch o. 1891.
Beeves. Cows. Calves Sheep AID Lambs, Swine.
1916 30 @GlJ 3l.-,b iJ.3-7
BcrvcS. Cows calves. Sheep. Swine.
Jcr.ey CITY Stock I'd. ilG7 - ItS u ~ 1907
SiNtirth-~t. ............-. J-i2 l.j go 49,
J. OTticth-.L. .......---... 2J.1Jf
IIObUkrn Observation-Disclosures : GJi -
Mrrhawkrn md scat. 1913 ... Isl 80 ..
Rec .i- last week III. 81 2l 200 IS EOS iOjB1
I.c, cips week la. yea-I2iOf $50 3iJJ ,.j - r
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saies-Newton q Gilett; ~ Chicago Steers 1877 n
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-06-19
,uite understood; and .earful lest she

quite understood; and .earful lest she
should be too late, she spoke ut once.
"Sir," she said, Il have come as a
witness for Theodore Thibault. / know
how he met with his accident, and l
know the motive for his silence. 1t is
for my unworthy sake that he allows
himself to be misiudged. It was to
meet me in my fathers garden that he
climbed the stone wall from which he
fell. 1 saw him fall and my maid
Nannette-and we are ready with our
testimony"
Old NIichaud gave cry, and started
forward. Old Thibault also uttered an
exclamation as he sprang to Afichaud's
side.
I'VE might have known" he said.
1--WE were young once"
The miser, re-examined, owned TO the
fact of having been insensible for some
time, and confessed that he did not see
the faces of the robbers, and Theodore
Thibault was free again. But now that
he was free, and now that she had done
her duty, the consequences Of her disc.
bedience awaited Rosine. She stood
trembling at her fathers side, but he
did not look unkindly on her.
"Sir," he said to old Thibault, "what-
ever we may think of each othe, your
son is brave and loyal gentleman"
"Sir," said Thibault, II can not but
esteem the father of so brave and charm.
ing young lady"
SThere is but one thing for us to do, :"
said NIichaud.
But one" said Thibault, extending
his arms.
Thereupon, in good old French fash
ion, the two men embraced each other.
and all went home together to Michaud's
house, where the marriage contract was
once more made out and signed, and an
early date set for the wedding Of Rosine
and Theodore.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-06-19
WHEN OLD JACK DIED.
BY JAMES wH1rcoMB RILEY.

When Old Jack died we stayed from school they
At home we needn't go that day. and none
OF us ate any breakfast-only one
And that was papa-and his eyes wee red
When he came round where we were, by the
ehed.
Where Jack was lying; half way in the sun
And half way in the shade. When we begun
10 cry out loud, papa turned and dropped his
And went away and mamma, she went back
Into the kitchen. Then. for long while,
All to ourselves, like, We stood there and
We Thought SO many good things of Old Jack,
And funny things-although we didn't smile
We couldn't only cry when Old Jack died.
When Old Jack died, it seemed human friend
Had suddenly gone from us; that some face
Thai we had loved to fondle and embrace
From babyhood no more would condescend
To smile on US forever. We might bend
With fearful eyes above him in.erac ...o
Our chubby fingers DER him, fomp and race,
Plead with him, call and coax-nye, we might
send
The old halloo up for him, whistle, hist
Of sobs had let u.s. Or US wildly vain
Snapped thumbs, called Speak" and he
had not replied;
We might have gone down on knees and
The toaseled ears, and vet they must remain
Deaf, laotionless, we knew, when Old Jack
When Ola Jack died it seemed to us, some way,
mat III! I!le otler dogs III TOWN. were Ualueu
Win our bereavement and some that We're
chained
Even unslipped their collars on that day
To visit jack in state, as though to pay
last sad tribute there; while neighbors
craued
Their heads above the high board fence, and
degned
TO sigh poor deg :" remembering how they
Had cE1fed him when alive, perchauce, be-
cause
For love of them, he leaped to lick their
hands
Now that he could not, were they satisfied?
We children thought thut, as we crossed his
paws,
And DER his grave, way down the bottom
lands,
Wrote Our First Love Lies Here" when
Old Jack died
---lnIidAa poIiS Journal.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-06-19
Couldn't Stand Everything.

The following is the origin of q ia
nous Kentucky feud: Col. Pepperson
stopped Col. Bran in the road and told
him that il he had any nerve he would
surely be avenged upon the Cutler
tons.
"What have they done?" Bran
asked.
.Why, in Winchester this morning,
one of them shot and severely wounded
yonr son Ike"
"Ah, am sorry to hear that, for Ike
was good fellow and could set out as
much tobacco in day as any man in
the State.
aAnd I suppose" said Pepperson,
that you will declare war on the whole
"No, can't say that will. You see,
I have begun to believe that we are al-
together too rash in taking up quarrels.
The truth is, am becoming civilized. "
II am, too, Colonel, but there are in
suits and injuries that can not stand.
If 1 We're you, would get my people
together and declare war.
mo, I don't think it would be vice.
"But that is not sll the cause you
have. The Cullertons have talked
shamefully about your family"
Il am sorry, but can't help it. This
feud business doesn't pay, and ! shall
keep out of it. I'm sorry, though, that
they shot Ike, for as I say, he was the
finest hand in tobacco field in the
State. How did the quarrel come
up?"
@Why, party of fellows were stand
ing around and some remark was made
about fast horses, when 10 Cullerton
said that your bay mare was the most
over-rated horse in Kentucky, and"
"What?" exclaimed Col. Bran. did
he say that? If he did, that settles it.
Hanged if can stand everything. I'll
shoot the scoundrel." = Arka7asaav
Traveller.