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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-16

= ME ma cZegO Sllldc SIG = fZek1 NIL
Fo
= Ami czego p}akac = odrzek} kapitan.
W samej rzeczy, chociaz po}ozenie ME by
10 zagrazajace, kapitan ME m6g} wiedziec, gdzie
sic statek znajduje. Gdy burza MIN ciagle wi
rowa}a, jakimze sposobem by1by W stanie po
znaG bez busoli, dokad go wiatry zapedz4y?
Statek re zwinietymi zaglami ME mogac bye
wcale sterowanvm, staN sic igraszka bury,
Nc dliwnego zatem, re odpo"leczi kapltana
by1y tax niedok}adne. Tylko re MONA by}o
ME podawaG ich W tonic talk zartobliwym.
Wszelako ostatecznie, czy statek by} zape-
dzony burza zatoke Leao-Tany, czy pchnie
ty napowr6J do zatoki Pe-Tsze-Li, zawsze ma
leza4o mu ldynaG ku p6}nocnemu zachodowi
Lad musia} bye koniecznie W tamtej stronie
Gaia rzecz, jak daleko?
Kapitan by1by tedy kaza} rozwina6 Eagle i
poplyna} "a s}o1cem swiecacem jasno ma niebie,
gdyby by1 stanie to uczynie.
Ale uczynic tego ME mog}.
Po bury nastapi}a cisza = ale tax zupe3-
na re ami sladu najmniejszego wiatru. Morze
bez zmarszczka falujace tylko tyle, re ko}y-
sa}o okretem, ME bedac stanie popchnaG go
naprz6d. Statek wznos} sic opada} regular
ME, ME poruszajac sic z miejsca. Po mad wo-
dami wznosi}a sic ciep}a para, niebo MEDIA
VINO tax burzliwe W nocy, ME zdawa{o sic te-
raz zdolne bynajmniej do walk zywio}ow.
By1a to cicza tax zwana biala, ktorej kon-
ca nigdy przewidziec ME MONA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-16
Telesramy KrajoVe.
smierc generaia Shermana.
POzar W gmachu pocztowym W
New YOrku.
Petycya Indyan .,ToWas" do
prezydenta.
Otwarcie novel linii kolejowej;
do Canady. q
Oszustwa wybOrcze W Stanie y.
New York.
+ General Scherman.
Nu,0 York. IA lutego.

No'o 'lor&, IA lutego.
General Sherman ME 2yje.
Umar} o godz. l minut so zu-
pe}nie spokojnie i W ostatnich
chwilach ME ciernia1. Juz pred
po1udniem stracono wszelka
nadzieje ma utrzymanle goprzy
zyciu.
Tysiace teleg1 am6w kondo-
lencyjnych nadeszlo. Gale mia
sto New York przybra}o sic
W za}obe; r6wniez W Washin-
gtonie wszedzie za}oba.
Pogrzebowe ceremonie odbe-
da sic we Czwartek, jezeli do
tego czasu nadjedzie syn gen.
Shermana z Europy,. i stoso-
wnie do zycze1 zmar}ego W
New Yorku ME beda szczeg6l-
ME okaza}e: dopiero W ST..
Louis, gdzie zmar}y ma bye
pochowany, ceremonie odbeda
sic wojskowymi honorami.
Ofcerowie armii zwyk}a W
takich razach przybiora za}obe,
choragwie r6znych pu}k6w
przez szesc miesiecy nosic
beda za}obne odznaki.
z Columbus, Ohio, nadesz}a
depesza cd gubernatora, w
kt6rej tenze W imieniu mie-
szka1c6w Ohio prosi, azeby
zwloki znakomitego genera}a
zfozone zosta}y W Stanie, W
kt6rym ujjrza} po raz pierwszy
swiat}o dzienne.
0 Gibs0nie.
- Peoria, Ill.,, II lutego.
DIS pozno wieczorem dono-
sza, re Gibson. .wyjecha} W Pia-
(Dok.na 4 tel str.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-16
'Ze StOlicy Stanu.
SprinqfeM, H., Il. lutegl

Springfield, Ill.,, IA. lutego.
Ma dzisiejsze wsp6lne posie-
dzenie zebra}o sic 6 senator6w
i IA pos}6w. Rezultat glosowa-
MIA by1: Lindley 3, Palmer IL,
Stelle l g}os. Nastepnie odro.
czono sic do poniedzia}ku.
Pose} Mitchell (rep.) ma bye
bardzo chory.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-16
Wfochy.
RgYma, IA lutego.

Po otwarciu dzisiejszego po.
siedzenia Izby pos}6w nowy
w}oski minister prezydent Di
Rudini W movie opisa} pro,
gram swego gabinetu. O.
swiadczy}, IL starsc. sic bedzie
wprowadzic oszczednosci /
zmniejszyc wydatki ma wojsko
fote.
W sprawie polityki zewne-
trznej cabinet ME zamierza
proMadzi6 .pelitykizaczepnej.
,,Bedziemy", m6wi}, ,,trzymali
sic uk}ad6w pozawieranych i
zachowanie sic nasze udowo-
dni, il ME prowadzimy poll
tykl zaczepnej". Wszystkle
zapatrywania fa}szywe co do
naszego stosunku do Francyi
sprostujemy. Pok6j jest po-
trzebny, by W}ochy uwolnid
cd obecnego z}ego.
Rsym, IA lutego.
Admiral Sanbon zosta1 mia
nowany ministrem marynarki.
Ma odbytem dis zgromadze-
niu IS cz}onk6w opozycyi Izby
posl6w, ma ktorem by1 takze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-16

ki "a rzad6w Bismarka 1nia}a
ochrona c1owa Industry W "a
kresie wyrob6w zelaznych.
Oswiadczy} dalej re sic cieszy
re minister Maybach kontrakt
dostawy SYN do. kolei magde-
burskiej frmie angielskiej Cd
da}, i re zadnej klasy ludnosci
kosztem drugiej ME bedzie fo-
rytowaG, Hamburger Mach.
richten" oswiadczaja probe Bi-
smarka W stan oskarzenia po-
stawiG "a smieszna i biora ma
siebie odpowiedzialnos6 "a
wszystko co ksiaze napisa} cze-
go bodzcem by}y uczucia pa
tryotyczne ME zas amblcya
zemsta.
BERLIN, Is lutego.
Interesa gie}dowe by}y W
ubieg}ym tygodniu bardzo ozy-
wion6. Najwazniejszym punk
tenn by}a nova pozyczka pan
stwowa, "a kt6ra 81 m. 40 pf.
ofiarowywano. Wczoraj sta}a
$500. Ably i mniejszych kapi-
'talist6w przyciagnac, przyjmo-
wano subskrypcye po 200 m.
Pierwsza sp}ata przypada 5
Marca. Ola zagranicy uczynio-,
no kupony p}atnymi ma Lon
dyn, Amsterdam i inne miasta.
Bank narodowy oznajm1 dy-
widende 8, "a pomoca kt6rej
kurs papierow jest zapewnio-
ny. Ten bank zawar} umowe
frma Kubu, Leeb 81 Go. W
New Yorku na sprzedaz
S5,000,OOO W udzia}ach W zio.
Gle kolei Norfolk Western.
Austrya.
Wieden, IA lutego,
Wielkie sniegi przerwa]y
komunikacye kolejowe W Mo.
rawii, ma Szlasku W czesci
Galicyi. Bardzo jest zimno;
Dunaj zamarz} cd Pesztu W
dol na d1ugose 1856 mil. Wsku-
tex tego statki po MIN ME
kursuja.
FraRcya.
Pory5, "A lutego.
Jules Ferry wyrazi} sic W
rozmowie, re ch1odne stosunki
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-16

miedzy W}ochami a Francya
nalezy przypisad napadom w}o-
skiei prasy ma Francya, "a kt6
re Crispi by3 wiecej lub mniej
odpowiedzialny. Nowy w}oski
ministerprezydent Rudini "a
pewne zmieni te stosunki ma
lepsze, chociaz wstpie nalezy,
by Crispi zupe}nie usunaAsiie
cd zycia politycznego.
Pary5, IA lutego.
Prefekt poljcyi kaza} usu-
nae posag Marata z parku
Mousouvis. Prawdopodobnie
powodu tego W Izbie pos}6w
i W Radzie miejskiej posypia
sic interpelacye.
Pary5, IA lutego.
Minister wojny de Freycinet
ma rade genera}a Saussier, kt6-
ry otrzyma naczelna komende,
urzadzic rewia tax wielka, ja-
kiej r6wnej ME >by}o "a czas6w
pokoju. 5, 6, Z i s korpus ar
mil pod rozEazami genera}6w
Thomassin i Qualifet W depar.
tamencle Marne zostana zmo-
bilizowane.
Pary5, IA lutego.
Gen. Barriere umar}.
Cabinet bez debat przyja}
zaproszenie Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych wystosowane do rzadu
francuskiego 0 wziecie udzia}u
W wystawie powszechnej. Je-
den z wysokich urzednik6w W
tel sprawie tax sic wyrazi} do
pos4a Stap6w Zjedn. Reid:
Sadie, ze Francya bedzie
pierwszym krajem, kt6ry "a
proszenie przyjmie. Ma kazdy
spos6b spodziewam sic tego."
Pewien minister powiedzia}
usmiechajac sic: ,,Przyjelismy
zaproszenie pomimo wysoklego
c}a tam wprowadzonego.
DIS wielki handel win, kt6-
rego nazwy jeszcze ME podaja.
zbankrutowa} d}ngami 5 mi
ion6w frank6w. Ucierpia}y
ma tenn g}6wnie hiszpanskie
frmy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-16

taduge SaneJepa.
= Gdzie jestesmy kapitanie? -spyta} Kin
Fo, gdy juz niebezpieczehstwo ca1kiem pre-
nine}o.
Me mogs wiedzieG dok3adnie : Cd
7ea kapitan, kt6rego oblicze rrzybrafo zn6w
,wyk}y sw6j ismiech.
w zatoce Pe-Cze-Li!
Bye moze.
= Czy W zatoce Leao-Tong!
i to bye moze.
A gdziez wyladujemy?
= Gdzie mas wiatr zaniesie.
= A kiedy?
= Me moge tego wiedzie6
= Prawdziwy Chifczyk zawsze vie gdzie
st : odrzeH gniewnie Kin Fo, powtarzajac
.zys}owie ulubione W Chinach.
= Ma ladzie, prawda = odrzeA niezmie-
any kapitan ale ma morzu = ME.
I zasmial sic cd ucha do ucha.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-16
Wielka Brytania.
Londyn, IA lutego

Jako morderce zamordowa-
nej .Carroty Nell'' areszto-
wano pewnego cz}owieka, kt6-
rego suknie krwia by]y zbro,
czone, a kt6rego widziano, iak
2 ta kobieta rozmawia1 przez
kwadrans. a:.s 2
West Cumberland iron
Works zosta}o zamkniete dla
braku zam6wie6. Oko}o 1,40o
robotnik6w znalaz1o sic W
skutek tego bez zarobkn. In
ne huty zelazne zmniejszy}y
lose robotnik6w.
Londym, IA lutego.
Depesze nadesz}e tn Chill
na Buenos Ayres, douosza, IL
Nv Tarapaca zasz}a zacieta wal
ka miedzy rowstahcami a woj-
skami rzadowemi, powstadcy
miell swietne odniesG zwycie-
stwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-16
KKOPOTY CHINCZYKA
w CHINACH.
- PRZEZ -
JULIUSZA VERNE.
(Ciag dalszy).
ROZDZIAK XVIII,

y M6ym Hreg froj poJudze,,t cte4auoSciq ogIqdojg
ta9uge SamaJepo
The morning call., 1891-05-08
Earbor Commission.
A PAIR OF ROGUES.

Swindiing a Mining Company Out of
$4,000 by Sanding Samples.
ASPEN (Colo.), April 25.-Beach & Percy.
two of the most prominent ore-sanplers in
this State. have just been detected in one Of
the most extensive steals ever made from
mining company in this section of the
country. They were handling 100 tons Of
ore daily Of the Compromise Mining Com
pany, and about as much more In the aggre-
gate from other small companies. Their
method of robbing the producers was by
putting sand in the sample that was divided.
half to be returned to the mine-owners and
half to be assayed at the sampler, by which
means they largely reduced the percentage
of lead and silver in the sample, and run
it high in silica, making the cost of treat
ment much greater. By putting the same
amount OF sand in both samples the assay of
the mining eompany's chemist always tailed
with that of the assayers at the sampler.
Then Beach d Percy would make out
statement to the smelters, after settling with
the Compromise Mining Company, to cor
respond with the real value OF the ore. In
this way in few months they swindled this
mining company out of $50 900, and when
caught in the act of putting the sand In the
sample confessed to all their populations.
Mr.. 5. |. Hallett, manager of the Compro-
mise Mining Company here, threatened
sign statement of the circumstances at
tending these populations, which they did,
even 10 the amount. Mr. ID. nj. Hyman,
who owns controlling interest In the stock
of the company, was sent for, and in the
meantime detectives were watching the Gull
prits, one of whom, John Percy, tried to
leave town, but was gently tapped on the
shoulder as he was about TO board the train
with his wife, by an officer, and tod he had
better remain in Aspen until settlement
was arrived at.
Percy concluded to stay, and the next day,
with Beach, decided all of their joint and
several property to the mining company.
This consisted of the sampler, worth about
$4,000, BeachS residence in the most fash
ionable part of the town, worth as much
more, and other real and personal property,
consisting of houses and lots, fast horses,
swell rigs and the like amounting to about
$4,000 As soon as this was done, Percy and
his wife left for Canada, but Beach was told
he must remain until the other shortcom-
ings of the firm were investigated.
The oTe-produeers here are wild over the
exposure of the populations of this precious
pair of swndlers, for whom nothing was
too good while they carried on their high
handed game. Percy was an extravagant
rake, who, n year ago, was glad to get
salary OF $3.50 month as an assayer, lille
j. NJ. Beach held his head high in society,
having residence on West Halam street,
known here as Bullion avenue. He is nov
living in small shanty, with his fashion
able wife. on the banks Of the Roaring Fork
River, In very quiet and questionable
neighborhOod. -Globe- Democrat.
The morning call., 1891-05-08
STREET WORK.

Behrend Joost's Fence Will Be Ordered
Removed.
Supervisor Taber occupied his accustomed
place as Chairman of the Street Committee
yesterday, and the work in hand consumed
the entire day.
The residents along Essexstreet protested
against the paving Of that thoroughfare
with cobblestones, and the work will be
stopped for six months.
The prOperty-owners in Eureka Valley,
that is, many of them, next protested against
the obstruction of COrDett road by Behrend
JooseS fence, between Hattie and Clara
streets. 1t was maintained that Joost had
no title to the land, hence no right to put
up the fence.
Joost declares that the road is only thirty
feet wide where his fence is, hence the land
belongs to him.
The committee came to the conclusion that
the pr0testants were right, so decided to
report against Joost's fence, ana ordered
the road severed between Caselli avenue
ana Douglas street
A petition from property-oWners asking
Cor the acceptance of Van Ness avenue, be-
tween Pine and California streets, will be
reported adversely, on the ground that the
work was done subsequent to the time when
the board had power to accept macad-
amized street. To be accepted the street
must be paved with asphalt or stone
The morning call., 1891-05-08
Hong-Kong.

The Chinese Mail says that some capital
lists intend to form a river steamboat COM
pany, with a capital of $780, 900 in $40
shares, to trade between Canton and Hong
Kong and probably Macao.
1t is officially announced in the Gazette
that the Governor in Council has directed
the census of the population of Hong Kong
and its dependencies be taken April 30th.
The postage to Singapore is to be reduced
to cents. thus removing one of the anoma-
lies created by the revision of the 10-cent
rates for all postal union countries and
colonies except the United Kingdom.
Tue Singapore Free Press says: We hear
that desire 70 shine at football has fired
the spirits of some of the Chinese youths of
the town and that match will take place at
Hong Linn Green on Saturday next. There
should be some fun. as the players use their
national Shoes Stacks and touchangS.
The Telegram says: The resume of NOR
tally in Hong Kong during $780, as conf
piled by the Secretary of the Sanitary Board,
shows that the death rate among the Brit
ish and foreign community equaled 2j.5 per
1C00, and among the Chinese 232.
The National Bank of China Limited has
been established at Hong-KOng. The sub
scription list closed April 7th, applications
being far in excess OF the number Of shares
available for allotment. The Telegraph says !:
The capital Of this rival 10 the Hong Kong
and Shanghai Banking Cooperation is
81 ,000,00 and of the first issue of 9jG0,G 600,
Eco. 0OO-49, $50 ordinary shares of G10 each
and 100 foun deTs' shares Ell each-were Of
fered for subscription in Hong-Kong, China,
and the East, 100000 being specially re-
served for Europe 1t has been founded
under the direct auspices Of the most in
fuential Chinese ia the empire, and has
been guaranteed the support Of the Viceroy,
Ii Hung-ChaDg and other officials of the
highest rank. There would, indeed. seem
to be very little doubt that the vast volume
of Chinese financial business will in future
be negotiated through this bunk
The morning call., 1891-05-08


The receipts of the Horonai Railway In
Hakkaido during the three months ending
with March were sc, 29S. III zen, showing an
increase of 16,70S, 457 yen, as compared with
the same period of the previous year.
Messrs. Uno Hogara and Sasaki Masa-
kichi, professors. and Yamagiwa Katsusa-
burO, an assistant professor of the College
of Medicine in the Imperial University,
were ordered on the 14th ult. to proceed to
Germany with the intention of investigating
DR.. Koch's lymph discovery.
a drawing of per cent capitalized pen
sion bonds amounting TO 100000 yen was
announced to take place April 18th at 10
o'clock in the morning in the Office of the
Bank of Japan.
Members of the Kanagawa Prefectural
Assembly elected from the city of YokO-
hama, and number of members of the Y0ko-
hama City Assembly. met on the 18th inst.
at the Machig disho and conferred as to the
presentation of petition to the Govern
ment asking that Mr.. Asada, Governor of
Kanagawa. should not be removed.
During the month of February last the
Sanyo Railway Company carried 1880 pas
sengers, from whom II ,343.67 yen was real
lied from the sale OF tickets. During the
same period 7400 tons of freight were car
ried, realizing 2512.27 yen.
The Official Gazette announces the pro-
motion of III. f. Count Yamada, Minister
of State for Justice, to the First Grade of
the Second Rank, a very unusual promotion,
which attracts much attention. Comment
Ing upon il the Japan Mail says: "No other
member of the present Cabinet occupies
higher position than the Second Grade of
the Second Rank, and Count Yamada is
consequently placed by the present promo
ton above the heads of all his colleagues
BY some the honor paid Co the Minister of
State for Justice is referred to the success
full compilation and PRONUNCIATION of the
Civil Code and Code OF Civil Procedure,
and there can be very little doubt, we think,
that this is the proximate cause"
The Mainichl Shimbun and other journals
state that II has been decided to hurry on
the Yokohama harbor works as rapidly as
possible, and with this view the number Of
men employed Is to be Increased on May 1st.
-Four Japanese blacksmiths while doing
some riVeting below deck on lighter owned
by the Canadian Pacific Company were suf-
located at okohama April 9th, being over
come by tho fumes OF a braZier which they
had lighted, the closing of the hatch pre-
venting the escape OF the poisoned air. One
died, but the other three we're discovered be-
fore II was too late and reSusctated.
The Mainichi Shimbun states that 1880
emigrants sailed for Hawaii in the Yama-
shfromaru. being The seventeenth batch
which has been sent to the Sandwich Islands
Mr. Perciyal Lowell, author of Soul of
the Far East" and other works, is now in
Japan. Mr.. Lowell has taken up his resi-
dence in Toxic. from which he will make
various excursions into the interior.
Heavy falls OF snow have taken place in
the procedures Of Fakushima, Nagano,
Yamagata and Miyagi Great injury has
been caused to tea plants and mulberry
trees by the severity Of the weather in those
parts.
II will be remembered that Viseount Kuki,
who died u few months ago. was mistaken
The morning call., 1891-05-08
CITY PATIENTS.
Additional Estimates of the Cost of Car
In for Them.

Additional Estimates of the Cost of Car
ing for Them.
Additional estimates for the money
needed to maintain the Twenty sixth-street
and Receiving hospitals, County Jail and
City Physicians office were filed by the
Secretary of the Board of Health yesterday
as follows: Twenty-sixth-street Hospital.
$4,000; Emergency Fund, ia case of small
pox, $500. The memorandum is added in
this estimate that there are from eight to
ten lepers in this hospital constantly.
The Board of Health recommends the es-
adjustment of three receiving hospitals, at
the old and new City Halls and the County
Hospital. If only one is provided for the
estimate is 5000, for two $500. The main
tenance OF one at the County HOSPITAL
would involve no extra expense.
Estimate for the County Jail, $1,000, and
for the City Physician $500. to cover pre-
scriptions for the city's INDECENT SICK
The morning call., 1891-05-08
Woodford sIeeps at Last.

The anti-sleep tournament in Irving Hall
came to close yesterday morning at 9:45
o'clock. through the forced retirement of w.
G. d. Woodford, the last remaining con-
testant. who was ordered by a physician to
desist Immediately or become raving luna
tic. Woodford went without sleep for 1853
hours and As minutes. and viii gain a prize
of 500 for his abStemiousness. jackson,
Will get $50 and Harris S25 The brutal
contest was not financial success for the
manappment
The morning call., 1891-05-08

by an American paper for the Mr.. Kuki
who was formerly Minister in Washington,
and who is now Director-General of the I'm
perial Museum. The Gazette says: Mail
after mail brings hosts of letters Of condol-
enee to Mrs. Kuki from America. The re-
formed q subject of coincidence among Mr..
Kuki's numerous Japanese friends. On the
other hand Mrs. Kuki may not be sorry to
know what the American world thinks of
her husband; and as for Mr.. Kuk, he is
said to have laughingly remarked to friend
that it is not given to many to come back
flom the grave to hear what is said about
them after their repOrted deathn
The morning call., 1891-05-08
EVERY YEAR.
nv ALERT PIKE.

BY ALBERT PIKE
The spring has less Of brightness
Every year
And the snow o ghastlier WhiteneSs
Every year;
Nor do summer flowers quicken
Scr RuLumn's fTuitsge thicken
As they once did, for they sleken
Every year.
It is growing darker, colder,
Every year;
And the heart and soul grow older
Every year;
care not now for dancing,
Or for eyes with passion glancing,
Love Is less and less enhancing
Every year.
OF the lives and sorrows blended
Every year;
OF the charms or friendship ended
Every year;
OF the ties that sttll might bind No
Until time to death resigned me,
Ny infrmitles remind me,
Every year.
YesI the shores OF life are shiftiua
Every year:
And we are seaWard drifting
Every year:
Old pleasures, changing, fret uS
The living more forget us,
There are fewer 10 regret Us,
Every year.
But the iruer life draws higher
Every year;
And its morning star climbs higha
Every year.
Earth's hold on us grows Slighter,
And the heavy burden lighter,
And the dawn immortal brighter
Every year.
The morning call., 1891-05-08
ShCU RIIIES.

NEW YORK. May THE stock market again
demonstrated that it hinges at present upon the
rail road meeting now In session, and while there
was considerable trading with a weaker tone the
impetus OF the causes which brought these move
ments about was ms efficient to maintain interest In
the market throughout the day. The market closed
active and weak at the lowest prices of the day.
Final changes were all in the direction OF lower
prices, Burlington, Rock Island, st. Paul being
down l5s each. Pacific Mail. Missouri Pacific,
Northern Pacific preferred and Wabash preferred
each III. Governments heavy. Petroieum-June
closed at IL 1ac.
NEW YORK. May 7.-Unted states Bonds--4s,
10; 4ja's 100: Northern Pacific. 26ZB: Cana
dian Pacific. 1914 Central Pacific. 31s4; Union Pa
cifc, AZ u Atchison. 341s Wells-Fargo, laos West
80.
NEW YORK. Nav Wheat. MAY, 81 13. Flour
Quiet. Coffee-SlS. Sugar-3@3L4c. Hops-Pa-
eife Coast. 25a3Z19c. Hides : 1876 Copper
Lake. $l3 70. Tin-Spot. $40 IS. Lead-DomestIc.
81 221a. lron-$l4. Petroieum-June, 7l12c.
The morning call., 1891-05-08

Judge Ceffey yesterday granted letters to
the Public Administrators on the estate Of
G. w. Houston, valued at $4,000, and re-
fused to appoint Mrs. Isabella Spafford adj
ministratrix. Houston came to this city
from Guatemala few months ago, and died
at Mrs. Spafford's house. He left will be-
queathing his estate to her daughter, and
this will was admitted to probate. Mrs.
Spafford applied for letters, but was OPP
posed by the Public Administrator on the
ground that she is not resident of this civ
The morning call., 1891-05-08
A House Tonples over.

The two-story frame residence of James
Quirk. owned by John Lally, on Dolores
and Thirtieth streets, which had been raised
on jacks TO admit of the excavation of a
cellar under the house, toppled over last
Wednesday afternoon, owing to the loose
nature of the ground on which the Jacks
rested. Mrs. Quirk and her two children,
who we're in tue house when it toppled over,
were much alarmed aud Mrs Quirk sus-
tanned several bad bruises and cuts.
The morning call., 1891-05-08

Nervous people are always on tenter hooks A
slight noise smtes the drums Of their ears ike the
clash OF cymbaIs. The most trivial, unex pected
sound drives them to the verge OF distraction
But invigorated ane built up with Hostetter's
Stomach BitterS, their supersensltiYeness speedily
disappears. Dyspepsia, malaria, kidney troubles,
bili0usneSs and rheumatism are cured by the
bitters. 10
The morning call., 1891-05-08
Chicago Marsets.

CHICAGO, May 7.-Wheat was nervous and I'M
settled. The opening was from i4c to 1sc higher,
aud with numerous small fluctuations advanced
lac. then receded Sac, became stronger again.
and closed about sac lower for July than yester-
day. Nav closed about Ice higher August closed
"a c lower. and December Sac lower than yesterday
Receipts, $4,000 bushels; shipments $4,000
bushels. Rye quiet at 85c Barley nominal.
CHICAGO, Nav Wheat. cash, ST. c.. Corn
&c. Pork = $l2. Lard-$6 75 Ribs = 50 20.
Nhisky-&l II.