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New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
4 BIG BLAZE N READING.
BURNING OF THE NUT AND BOLT WORKS OF
J. H. ESTIMATES
OF THE LOSS

Reading Penn. Feb. (Special).-Thc extensive nut
and bolt works OF J. H. Sternbergh & Son, with the
exception If the rOlinCmil, frame structure, was
completely destroyed by fire this evening, involving
a los, of about S35O,OOO. The fire originated III the
forging department and Is supposed TO have been
caused by spontaneous combustion. II is understood
that the plant is fully covered by insurance, but IN
the absence Of the senior member, J. II. Sernbergh
who is staying at the AsOr House. New-iork CITY, u
is impossible 10 obtain figures. Five hundred ana
fifty men arc thrown ont OF employment by the hIc'
The burned buildings at Reading were erected about
twenty five years ago and occupy between seven ana
eight Of ground comprising a whole block Cd
Third st. The mandatory and warehouse nave d
frontage OF nearly 300 feet. J. H. Stcrnhergh was
seen at tie Astor House last night BY Tribune re-
porter He took the news Of the disaster with re
marlable coOncss and cquanmity. \ dispatch just
received from my SON. lie said, 4" tells me that the
fire started at 6:15 p. m. in the biacksmths shop
and helped by powerful southeast wind spread norm
westward until inside If two hours 1t had swallowed
up the forging threading and machine Departments
as wol a the Offices. Nearly all the once effect,
were saved The dispatch further says that the oc;'I
tire department slow In getting 10 work on me
names. We are insured for about 100000 In stock
and buildings, but Of course our loss Is mncn larSer
how much don't know. The estimate OF T3ooooo Is
exaggerated.
Mr. stcrnbergh arrived in the city about o'clock
last evening and had ONLY Just registered at the hoteI
when he received the news Of the fire.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
THE REICHSTAG GRANTS THE CREDIT.
APPROVING THE GOVERNMENTS FOREIGN AND
COLONIAL POLICY-THE WITH AFFAIR

Berlin Fcb6-ln the ReiclstaG to-day Chan
ccllor von Capriv warmly rcpudated the charges
brought against the Government by the Liberals VINO
dccIa, that the Government had neglected to protect
German Interests abroad. especially against England
Referring 70 the With affair the Chancellor said that
Kuenze was embczzlcr and deserved his fate, but
that tie killing Of his comrades was regretted
Continuing the discussion Of German colonization
in Africa Herr Windthorst spoke in support Of the
agreement arrived nj between Germany and England.
saving that il strengthened the relations between the
two countries.
Chancellor Won Caprv!. referring TO the Congo act.
stated that the Government wished the act to be
enforced in every place embraced BY the treaty.
Herr Iiedorf held that II the huy OF the House
to grant the funds necessary to continue the foreign
and colonial policy Of the Government.
Herr Kendall QmpcralIstl commended the English
agreement on the ground that il put end 20 the
idea that no friendship possible between Germany
and England "A, cOlonzing Powers. II also ended the
cfervescence Of popular feeling reused by prvat"
persons. notably by Henry VI. stanley.
Afer some further discussion. the credit asked for
by tie Government 20 carry out IT. foreign and
colonial policy granted.
Herr Kuenzel. it will be remembered, was German
merchant who. on september II last, WIS Killed 10y
the natives at Witu East Africa. at tie time that
seven Of the employees We're massacrcd. The Sultan
Of WITH, on the day previous to the massacre. sum
mOned the Germans his presence, ard dsancd them
when kuenze violently abused the sultan, ana thuN
il is alleged determined the fate OF the party Irc
OF the Germans killed outside the gate, oi Witu
and three others after being pursued by the hauVN
for several miles. kucnZcl the last 10 be killed
The mnrdercrs then went 10 Kuenzcl camp ana killed
a man named Horn who had been left In charge, dc
s@t,oEcr @ 1II uo , ,'', nI Uhric ~ TIc German
authorities, In response 70 popular camOr lhNc'ueaI
the causes which led 10 the massacre. WIN thc c>il
announced to-day by Chancellor Won C0piiVI III 'He
RciCllst1G.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
A FIERCE FIGHT WITH BANDITS.
THEY RESIST ARREST oN \ STl.ANrE. oNE SHOT
- .

T!ILY EI>INT AI:I,E-T ON \ NTINNIE VNI NIVI
WHILE SWIMMING TOWARD SHORE
Havana, Feb G.-!A" police Of This ciy recently re-
ccivd Information that .cvcFol bandit, had taken
passage on the spanish steamer Eai-imrrp lel"-a-.
at thi, port. with the intention u MAILING ih.'r o.
cape ON her .. A,pinWnu The officer NJ ono" pre-
pared 10 capture the bandit and proceeded o. thc
place where the steamer wa iyins When the bandit,
saw the police force approaching. they decided To re
s.t arrest and opened ire on the officers. The latter
returned the fire, and hcrcr fight followed. The
bullet, neT hr ard last. and the passengers on the
steamer thrown !uto panic. Tn" police finally
gained po-~c..lo. Of the steamer.
II wa, then found that three Of the bandits, I'D
cluding the H0t"roHe M"uio!"neo. were dead. N3Hf
lnnro seeing that further resistance u-"l"-~.
had Jumped into the and attempted f. make hl-
escape by swimming the shore. but hot by she
officers and sank Only two Of the policeman were
wounded and none va, killed.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
FLOOD. FIRE AND FAMINE IN CHINA.
HUNDREDS or PERSONS DROWNED - MANY
HOUSE, II-EElD.

HUNDKIDo OF TEF"'NN UTsOW NT.D = NNNl =
HOUSES BURNED.
Denver, Feb. ca dispatch from san Francisco ."
~ The Rocky Mountain News" says: 90 letter from
shanghai gives the dctail- II terrible floods and famine
which have prevailed recently I'm the inferior dis
trictS Of Northern China. The Governor General "i
liIng.C Chang report, that the people Of ScIman have
sustained heavy losses by floods, which destroyed
temple. bridge and city wll> IN ten d t,ict-. III
Wen Chuan the loss Of life Will reach fully 1000
Immediately following the food, at Pei Chang IRE
broke out which destroyed thrty-fvc houses. IN
three other places houses were burned, 10 the mum
Der Of 200. The suffering among the poor i terrible.
The road, everywhere difficult Of passage, atd
crowd, Of starving wrcchc, are on their way To
shanghai. Corn and miiiet selling at the fllr'
along great road 10 Iaetn and -dn>i. at cAactj
the double price Of year ago. Cotton, on" "i me
staple prOluG, ChO Con- j, an entire failure tW'
year, thus bringing up the price beyond the pur a'o
Of the poor.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
4 NrI,IIJST RELEASED FROM PRISON.

Paris Feb G-Lavrenius. the NihilSt, who carly
last July was sentenced, in company with Rcn>ciA'
Nalachidzc KatchiniSeG, LcyOn and OrlOwsld. tn
three wears irDri,OnnGnt and 10 pay fine OF 200
francs for conspring in this city against the Russian
Government and for being engaged in the manufacture
Of dynamite bombs, has been released from prison
on the ground Of i'll health. Before his release laVie
Mus pledged himself rot to return 10 France. lie
subsequently sailed for the Island OF Madeira
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
VIEWS OF 4 roEoNro pApEE.
Toronto. Feb. G-"Thc Globe this morning says


cditonally
"Onr Washington CORE pondcEt states that o.,
state Department ~ Washington !. -YD"wAmi tlr
pr..ad at III John NlCdouald's conduct 100 making
public hi, proposal fos partial r. riprrty before d
bad been communicated hv the Erl-h COOS .ahcn'
Ia Mr. Blaine. The que. tuu Of dlIl,4au. etiquette
involved mav be- an import ant one I'r Clpl mat. But
IL +, Stiu more important ir oIr lrGfu"ni. iiii tlf
attention Oi ~, Iui,.I states 'tp.lncfi o.!.l Do
called 10 the gro deceit 10 which it ueug made a
parfy by the Ministers AZ OTTAWA and fhfr nov pip"r
Inc Canadian pcOpi. told ~ substance thH' ih'
Government /, wiling to agrrc to a modified version
Of the ireaty %. lot aid asked t. r. elect >i
John Macdonald on that understanding Mr.. blaine
letter f. tougr Smar Baker is sufficient - cluviuc'
any intelligent person that he Administration at
Washington VII uot entertain such a -'hrlu" NrVrr
ihrlc-e fr Minister and tl,lr speak a. r t'
knew better than Mr.. Blaine. and are literally dif- -
the Washington Administration into the perIriidI'i
Of "A fraud upon The electoral" 81 tl.- country.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
BIG ROLLING MILLS SHUT DOWN.
FIVE HUNDRED employees OF THE lLLiNois
STEEL COMPANY GO on STRlKE-GRiEV'
ANCES OF THE MEN.

Chicago Feb. Ga strike OF the furnace men IN the
Illinois steel Company's works at south Cmcaso mas
virtually caused a shutdown Of eight big rollingmills
Yesterday afternoon the day force consisting OF 100
mon walked out The night shift came on AT
o'clock, and when the men learned of the situation
they also struck Three furnaces were paruany
manned and were kept going throughout the night
The situation to-day was unsettled There are ooo
men out They demand an advance in wages ana ule
discharge OF obnoxious foreman Inc aoVaioe
wanted by the men is said to be equivalent 10 30 per
cent While the men only ask for sht advance
in wages they want helpers The men say
that they would have left their furnaces In ful
blast had II not been that just as they started 70 dow
them ont Foreman Foote discharged sixteen helpers
They thereupon quit work. They say that the helpers
have been discharged and the work increased Inc
company asserts that the strike is In violation o inc
terms OF the agreement entered into BY the men some
time
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
THE COPYRIGHT QUESTION IN TIE COMMONS

London. Feb. G.-ln the House Of Commons t0day
Sir Roper Lcthbridgc. Conservative, Member Tor
North KenSngton asked if the Governments attention
had been called TO the American Copyright bill ana TO
the eject II would have upon the British pnntHS
and publishing trades 2Hd whether the Government
would facilitate the introduction OF blll IN the
Uou-c which would enact nll1r conditions lor Hnt!sh
co,yrirhi with extension 10 all countrc, adlcrng To
the Ecrnc Convention
william Henry Smith. First Lord Of the Treasury,
said that he copyright lcg slaOn Jad been before the
American Congress for three Years, and thar II wa7
unnecessary . consider Sir Roper Lcthbridcc Sit
rron until the had pa--ci and the shape IN winch
II had been passed became known.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
STILL ANOTHER MINING DISASTER
FoRTUN \TELY THERE rs no LOSS OF LIFE-UN-
DFRGROUND WORKINGS on FIRE


Wilkc,Aarrc Penn, Feb. G.-FOllowing closely upon
the drowning Of seventeen mon at JcanesVhe ana
three al NantcOke come, another mining disaster.
which, although unattended By loss of life. means en-
forced idc1c>s and consequent prvation 70 SIX or
seven hundred miners in Nanticohc. \ gas feeder In
40 : lift of No. slope # the Susquehanna Coal
Company at that place was iCnitci by me- who
wcr, driving new openings. The feeder rapidly IN
creased until the flames spread along the face Of the
Workings, setting fire TO the coal and drIVic tho
mon 10 the surface. IN short time tho'incrior Of
the mine wa, 4 mass Of lamc', roaring Ike furhdcf
and threatening total destruction T. the entire under
ground workings. Preparations were made aS soon a.
possible to flood the workings. and a trough 2''oo
feet long was thrown down the slope Ia carry thc
v.,tor lnto the mine The trough was completed this
evening" and a large volume Of water Is now pouring
down the slope. Whether this viii eNtlnenlNh INC
flame, /. question that no one can decide yer.
The work II flooding the mine. when T. Il lar-c oig
may require months. and IN the meantime nulutrls
of miners will be thrown idle at season Ol uc Sc"l
when steady work IS most needed.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
yopv,rY IRON C0MPAyY'S SUCCESS.

Norwall, Conn. Feb. G.-The international coInmiS-
,, ,rr,ed IN dcvclop Niagara Falls met in London
Il, raou2rv and had unier consideration plans SUD
ut,tod by representative firms Of Europe ana Nme''.
The Norwalll Iron Works Company, 81 sohth N"r"'N'
submtci pan FOR IN" hydraulic ana Pn"mI,a n,in nf
,,,usmi,s on OF power and he's received th' plHc w
y, coo ,r their scheme This Is the only pLe a"diueA
=, An,cric.l and il the hlghest In IT. Cnsr
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
PAPER SEIZED FOR VIOLATING THE LOTTERY


vroxvilIc Tenn. Feb. Ga large part Of the mail
cdi.,,n of The Morning Journal" was seized by the
nostma,er at this Place TO-DAY. fer an alleged VOCATION
Of the lottery law. The alleged offence wa' the p"D'A
tion Of reading advertisement Of scheme ol Il io'
clothing firm to send a man or woman to Europe i've
of all charge, with every purchase OF goods u'het
WIS 10 be given. 50 the advertisement fea' "l" .''
f., stained II is understood that the matter VIII hc
rarre up for decision, the pahlshegs aSsett ut'
,Scr, was no violation Of any Inv, state or Natoia
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
UNEASINESS IN SPAIN.
REPUBLICANS ENRAGED AT SALMERON'S DE-
FEAT FOR THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
ALLEGING THAT THE BALLOTS WERE TAM
pEIED wITH-PETARDs EXPLODED IN
BARCELONA STREET-TRooPs HELD IN


BARCELONA sTREET-TRooPs HELD IN
READINESS TO PUT DOWN REvOLTS
Barcelona, Feb 6.-Thc Conservative candidate
for member of the Chamber of Deputies has been
elected, defeating ScLor Salmcron, the Republican
leader This victory has greatly elated the sup
porters of the Government. Puig. the Conscrva-
tive candidate, according to the returns announced
received 5,s14 votes, and SalncrOl is stated to
have received 5.?S5 votes.
The Republicans are enragcd at the result OF
the electoral contest, and the officials who
had charge Of the election with tampering with
the taots. The Republicans insist that Salmeron
Is duly elected. The Conservative victory has
caused popular discomfort, which has been smoul
dering for long time, TO break out in all direc-
fons. The cafes and clubs are crowded with
people who excitedly discuss the situation
Two large petards were exploded in a public
thoroughfare last night, causing panic among
the people who were in the neighbOrhOod of the
explosions.
Tle Govcrpment officials are thoroughly
alarmed and are making prepafatiOns to resist
popular uprising The military aIthOrlucS IN
This city and in other large towns nave been or
dered 10 hold the troops on the aert. 1t Is also
understood that the military authorities have
been instructed, in of disturbances. TO act
with promptncss and Vlgor. In other words, any
revolutionary movement is TO be sternly suppressed
By the troops
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
OPPOSED BY THE HUDSON COUNTY POLITICIANS

Trenton Feb. 6 (SpecaD.-The term OF state pri'oh
K,cper John H. Patterson expires on April -, ana tho
Jersey CITY politicians using every means Known
to politician, in this state to persuade "oVe'i" w
bett that he ought TO nominate another man fa'
tor.on T.. Monmouth County man. with wclldefncd
notions of his own concerning prison management ana
III i.cip,!rc and he has never been in tonch WIN u'
Hudson bosses. who want appointments made thdt ne
considers would seriously interfere with the proper
administration Of affair, at the prison. lie mas r.
fused frequently to appoint men as deputies WHOM
they named and having incurred their bitter h"Uc'
he ba, now biz fight ON hand TO retain h' P'ict'
lie has the friendship of Governor NnV.',' Ina, -
well known to the Hudson people, who. II theY ma IL
uipo.,ibic 10 defeat him Will cndeavor to make ulo
removal Of Chief Deputy Van lIouien CONDITION W Woi
his rr1ppontmcnt Van llOutcn i III tlaiEe uI
seventy live deputies. and in the absence OF hecPrI
Patterson ha, charge Of the prison. lie na> Uoci con
nrrted with the institution over thrtN N'lr@
rhar, i, n warm contest also for the place oi Iri,on
s,'n,rvi .or which /, n0N held bv Henry l.. but"F'
Ian,cs " .rymour Of Newark, and cX-Asscmbly man
Kl0tz Of somerset. are after the place.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
ryrrP1AIyIyG JAY GorID AND HIS PANTY.

Chattanooga, Tenn. Feb 6.-Thc Jay Gould party
reached this city today at noon special tram
committee Of citizens met the party on ARRIVAL anu
they were al escorted 20 Lookout Mountain "hee
the afternoon spent and luncheon spread lo
night pu bic reception given the VISITORS ~ NV
Chamber of Commerce The party VIII alIlNc IA -
lanta tomorrow at noon. and VIII spend the usS anu
evening there
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
~ ,pv WORTH $4,000. 4 HUSBAND $1,000.

uo,ton. Feb 6.-In the superior Court TO-DAY Joseph
W. sweat who sned the Boston and Albany Kal'road
Company for $4,000 for the loss OF an arm was
awarded 10000. ... ,-. -,
I,rtnor, y " Feb 6.-In the supreme Court IN
This CITY today Mrs Mar Maoney. Of Roche-tr' was
awarded by verdict Of a Jury the ;um OF $1,000 from
the Central Railroad the death Of her husband
hr,lo,ran an te road In a smash-up which occurred
hnrn about eight months ago.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
rprcEFD ny 4 Drove OF HORSES.

Pine Bluf Ark. Feb. g (spcciall.-Thc nofthDouhu
passenger train OF the St. Louis and southwestern roau
was wrecked last night. about thirty miles rom herc'
and Fireman simmons was Instantly kilch' ln'
,racL AZ thc time the trim passing. Engineer
Edwards had eg broken.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
MANIFESTO OF TIE SOCIAL DEMOCRATS.

Ecrlin Feb. 6.-Thc social Democrats have l,'ncd .
manifesto stating that the chief 70" pospoa ne
bc labor dcmOustraton until the first sunday IN May
are the long period during the present winter Wh'
wortmen have been cut of employment ana inc
gravity Of the economic crisis throwing thousands upon
thc streets and subjecting workmen TO the arbitrary
will Of their employers. The present crSl'' inc mann
fcsto also announces. T. reason Tor sTcd' ueno''
lions, professions, msSsrcctings ana W"'kihehH cA-
cursi0ns in favor Of al eight-hOur labor LAW
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
,cr TOO SOFT FOR THE SKATERS.

Newburc. Feb. 6 (SpecaD.-The skating races oi the
National Association, which were set down to take
place today above this city, had to be postponed on
account of the soft ice large number OF skaters
from New-Yorh and elsewhere were present. Ihe
morning,
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
BROKERS swIyDLED BY FORGED TELEGRAM'

London, Feb Ga number Of forged telcgiams
bearing the name Of VI. CamouAo a prominent banke!
OF Paris received here TO-DAY, ordering ihe sdle
of large quantities Of brazilian secnrucs Inc IT,
suit was that until it discovered that the teeeans
were not genuine a panic prevailed In those sccnri-
ties on the stock Exchange. When the iact wa
made known that NJ. CamoEdO had sent 10 Snch dlh
patches the market for I.razlans TecoNc.N; NUN
ber OF brokers losers by tho plot OF the f0scs
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07

Gay John W Mackay. ir.. wa chosen director !"
place Of Hector de Castro resigned and the ioHo"
ing board OF directors elected John W. Mac ckay
George 5 Coe. W. g. Van Horne. John ". Mackay
jr., Albert b. ChaIder, Charles r. Hosmer James W
EllswOTth. William II. Baker. Edward c. Plat. JoND
A. stevens and George &. Ward.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
ARCHDUKE FRANZ FERDINAND MET BY TIE
CAR.

81. Petersburg Feb G.-Archduke Franz Ferdinand
heir presumpiive the throne Of Austria arrived mere
to-day from Warsaw, in the Russian lmpefla udIh.
II. w. mo, =, tho station by the Gar and cordial
greetings were exchanged. The two men entered a
sleigh and drove of together TO the f|Ia' ne
streets were crowded with an adhlliIhs '"" o"'''
thrOnC
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
THE nIry on SUGAR N FRANCE.

Paris, Feb. G-Thc Tariff Committee has rejected
the snbcommttce's proposition for sur-taX OF seven
francs on colonial and foreign sugars, ana mas su'
tuted three francs as the amount INC nuuS
Cn.,,,o y, ,be Chamber of Deputies has decided 10
reject the Government bill. and VIII propose ''"' 0
Chamber maintain the status quo.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
4 RTSINESS block RTRNED.

Gananoque. ont. Feb. 6-Turncr'S stone block was
burned late last night Turner's loss on the building
/, $4,000: insurance. S5OOO Jackson. drySoofs
merchant loses SI7 600 insurance. $500. The stocks
Of A. H. Cawogic grocer. and Nc"alard BrotherS,
U1uor dealers, re dama,ed by water and removal to
thc extent Of $4,000 insured.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
REM MIN II. CAMPBELL'S WILL PROBATED.

Chicago Feb 6.-The Will Of Benjamin H. camp
h.u was admitted u probate To day IL disp)s"s "i
an estate vaued at s7OO OOO divided in equal shares
among the heirs at law when the youngest cld 'lali
nave attained majority. In the meantime the prop
ery is to be held In trust
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07

RAN AGROUND on HER TRIAL TRIP.
Glasgow, Feb. 0.-The steamship Mnneoan. ~hch
ha. iuet been completed Tor the Allan Line. lF'u
trial trip the clyde today, During the olr'"
tons the steering gear Of the vessel got ou Of onicf
and she became uEmanagcable Tie steamship fnaiy
grounded, and despite al attempts to float her again.
remained fast.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
BURIED UNDER snow. ICE AND ROCKS.
TWENTY-FIVE SWISS wOODCUTTFEs OVER
MIELMED by ~ ANALANCME.

NIELWLD BY w NNNI.NNIWI'
Ecrnc Feb. G.-Hcws ~ a terrible disaster c0mc'
from TIE village Of Euctd canton Glare. la7r'
lumber of men were AT work cutting wO0i on the -h'
If a mountain near thl' village. when suddenly 4
rambling crashing sound heard. ana before many
of the men could escape an avllnchc tlmndcrci down
upon the wOoGcuttc-~, burying twenty-five oi them
lcnca;h q mas of snow. ice. rpk, and t@'cs Evcr'
lrnr Is beng made by Tie u .gIbOr.ne Villagers -
rescue The who may be- a..yc ard - recover tlr
bodies tho dead. Up TO the present, however. Only
three bodies have been recovered.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
THREATENED STRIKE ON CANADIAN PACIFIC

Montreal. Feb. Ga strike of the trainmol on ,h'
Eastern Division Of The Canadian Pacific Railway T.
still under consideration. The deecat-, arr asking
better terms for the triinmcn running between Quebec
and Por, Arthur The matter In dispute has 10"
narrowed Itself down to tn. matter OF freight train
mems pay.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
IQUIQUE AWAITING COMPARTMENT.

AN ATTACK BY CHILIAN INSURGENTS MoMEN-
TARILY EXPECTED.
Paris Feb. GA dispatch received here from
Chill by way of Lima. Peru. states that the
port of Iquique, when the dispatch was sent was
momentarily expecting 10 be bombarded by the
Chan insurgents.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
FEBRUARY 7, Is9l-TWELVE PAGES

caused by the death Of Secretary Window oy 'ne ap
pointment of colored man as secretary OF inc i'''
ury b. K Bruce Representative John NJ Langst0on'
eN Con gresham Lynch, Frederick Douglass anu I've
corder James NJ Townsend are named as coiorn hch
annly anallfed 10 ill the place.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
THE AyTr.sEMITIc MEASURES SUSPENDED

ST. Petersburg. Feb. On VyschnegradsNN' "ii"9
ter OF Finance, has obtained suspension Vi
repressive measures against the Hebrews Dy po',"s
Out 70 the car tLe vexatious financial results when
such measures might involve.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
TIE sOr-ru AUSTRALIAN WHEAT CROP.

Adelaide. Feb 6.-The South Anstaia" VIZ"
turns show that 10 coo 900 bushels we're reaPcu "'
that 0 900 900 are available for export
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
THE KANSAS CITY PACKING COMPANY SOLD

Kansas CITY. Feb 6.--The Kansas City Packing ana
REFRIGERATOR Company was sold this morning 10 tne
Phoenix Packing Company for the cohslueI'ton VI .
-, ,,,.. oIroh,e cons doratiOns The Phoenix Com
nm g. incorporatcd under the laws OF naine
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07

cccS:e'@lating him upon the he has achieved
with lvanhoe, and recalling the fact that Sir Arthur
sullivan undertook 10 compose English grand opera
at the Queens suggestion
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
NOT nAryrrn py MANY PREVIOUS MARRIAGES.

South Colchester, ont. Feb. O-MlI"h h'"",
eight, ,onr ~ Arncr,ou will next Tuesday lead TO the
altar Mrs Margaret Clickert aged ninety seven Bo"<
has buried four wives. and the brides hth husD a Mrs
two years ago. aged I24 years. BT0WIl ';au ~
Clckett are cOlored and were slaves in Virginia