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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-11
Other Oil Markets.

OIL CITY. April l0-National Transit GER
tifcates opened at 1910; highest. 741sc: lowest,
7234c; closed, 73c; sales, $1,000 barrels; clear
ances, 1l6O00 barrels; charters. 66666 barrels;
shipments, 0,379 barrels; runs, "a. .65s barrels.
BRADFORD. April 10-National Transit GER
ticates opened at 1896 closed at 727Sc; highest,
I4Ac; lowest, 7234c; clearances. 2SS,OOO barrels.
NEW YORK, April lO-Petroleum opened
steady; after noon declined sharply under pres
sure of selling orders from the West and closed
weak. Pennsylvania oil, spot: Opening. 721lc;
May option: Opening, 74c; highest, 741sc lpw-
est, 73c; closing, 73c. Lima oil, no sales. Total
sales, ST. 900 barrels.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-11
LOCAL LIVE STOCK.

Condition of Markets at East Liberty Stock
Yards.
OFFICE OF PITTSBURG DISPATCH,
FRIDAY. April TO-
Cattle-Recelpts. l.OOS head; shipments. 7O3
head: market nothing DOING all through con.
signments; no cattle shipped to New York to-
day.
20 Hogs-Receipts $500 head; shipments. 2. $50
head market firm on good and slow on light;
Philadelphias, IS 60@5 20; good mixed. S. $50
5 80; pigs, S4 00@4 SO; cars of hogs shipped to
New York to-day.
Sheep-Receipts. 400 head: shipments 200
head; market nothing doing; nothing on sale.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-11
PRICES STILL THE SAME.
No Improvement Perceptible in the Mar
ket at Cincinnati.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsrATcH.l
CINCINNATI, April l0-Rogers, Brown & Co.
say: The past week has been only repetition
of the one preceding. The general conditions
of the market are unchanged, and in view OF
the unsettled state of labor no marked degree
of improvement can be expected this month.
Ii the miners strike does not take place on
May it is hoped that business will revive. II
is evident that the furnaces do not intend to
accumulate stocks of iron to glut the market,
for the indicated capacity of coke furnaces
now IN blast is only about half what it was in
December last
A number of consumers have been making
inquiries for extended deliveries. but only a
limited quantity of iron has been placed.
Prices remain the same as last week.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-11

BALTIMORE. April 10-Coffee dull: rio car
goes. fair, l934c; No. 7IlS@lSAc.
NEW YORK. April 1O.-Cotfee options opened
steady and unchanged to Is points up, closed
steady 10 to 20 points up; sales, 27.500 bags, in
cluding April, 17.20c; Nav 1710@i7 l5c; June,
5000 l6.95c; July. 16.65@1675c; August, l6;35
4Oc: September. IS 9O3l5 Soc: October, 15 4Oc;
December, l460@l465. Spot Rio steady and
more active; fair cargoes, 2Oc: No. Z, 1Sc.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-11
BETTER THAN NOTHING,

One Sale of Oil Saves the Market From
Utter Stagnation.
Half loaf is better than no bread. So, on
the same principle. the sale of 900 barrels of
oil yesterday was that much better than moth
ing.
The market opened at 1910. This was also
the highest and lowest. The close was 7Sc. At
Oil City the May option was bid up to 741sc, but
it did not hold.
Refined pursued the even tenor Of its way
There was no change. Average daily runs were
$4,000: average daily shipments. 1884; average
daily charters. 33 532.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-11
MONEY MARKET.
Bankers Complain of More Funds Than
There Are Calls For.

The usual conditions prevailed in financial
circles yesterday. Money was abundant and
the demand scarcely up to the occasion. De-
positors put in more than borrowers took out
Rates were easy at 6@7 per cent. The empha-
sis was on the inside figure. Small notes were
scarce. Clearing House exchanges were So, 235,
662 40 and balances S575,0ll 49,
AT New York yesterday money on call was
easy. ranging from "a to per cent, last loan
2L, closed offered at q Prime mercantile
paper, 596. Sterling exchange quiet and steady
at 81 s6A for 6O-day bills and 81 SSA for de-
mand.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-11
FEW SALES MADE.
The Chicago Market Is Devoid of Any
Feature of Special Interest

-sPrcTAL TELEGRAM TO THE prsP1Tcg.,
CHICAGO, April l0.-Rogers, Brown d Mer.
win say: "The Chicago pig iron market con-
tiRues to be devoid of features OF special inter-
est. Few sales Of any size have been made,
though considerable carload business has been
carried on. Foundries generally report slack
work, and consumers are indisposed to boy for
anything but 10 cover their immediate require
ments. Prices remain practically unchanged,
though some special lots of coke iron are being
offered at cut figures as the holders desire to
realize.
Lake Superior charcoals are still in small de-
manG but there are some inquiries from con-
eumers whs consider the present market
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-11

good one on which to buy as q matter Of specu-
lation. The feeling exists in all quarters that
one of the most essential things toward bring
ing greater activity is a good run in the way OF
crops. which will be likely to cause railroads to
place orders for rolling stock and supplies,
which will start activity in all Inca
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-11
Barge Water in the Rivers.

The reports yesterday showed falling rivers,
but rainy weather at most of the points. The
water has dropped to 61d feet which is good
barge stage. No coal was taken put. but the
Coal Valley and Sam Miller are expected 10
]eavetwith lows to-day. The Scotia was the
Cincinnati packet. and left last evening.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-11

Mining Stocks.

NEW YORK. April 10.-Mining quotations:
Alice, $50; Adams Consolidated. $50; Consoli-
dated California and Virginia 1879: bale and
Noreross. 200: Homestake. S75: Horn Silver.
325; Mexican. $50; Plymouth, lsU; Standard.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-11
Price of Bar Silver,

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATCH.I
NEW YORK, April 10-Bar silver in London,
445Sd per ounce: New York selling price, as
reported by bullion dealers. 9755r. Gold value Of
silver in the standard dollar, So 49,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-11

ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON describes
the perils and pleasures of a sail In the
South Sea in THE DISPATCH tom orrow.
Beautiful illustrations.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-11
Metal Market

NEW YoRK-Pig iron quiet. Copper stag
nant; lake. April, SIS 70. Lead quiet; do.
mestIc, 81 80. Tin easier and more active;
straits, $40 10.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-11
THE OUTCOME DUBIOUS.
The Old Situation of Many Weeks Past Pre-
wallis at ST Iouis.

The Old Situation of Many Weeks Past Pre-
walls at st. Louis,
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATcH.l
ST. LOUIS, April l0.-Rogers Brown q
Meacham say: The same situation prevails in
this market that has existed for some time.
Sales for the past week were limited both in
number and size. Consumers seem to have a
fair supply to their requirements, which in
themselves are not large. As to the outlook, it
is difficult to determine just what the outcome
will be, but the scarcity of Southern iron and
the unwlllingness on the part of the furnaces to
shade prices seems to point to sitter market
in the near future. We quote for cash +. o. b.
st. Louis.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-11
DryPoOds Market.

NEW YORK, April l0.-There was nothing
specially new or interesting in the drygoo6s
market. Inc market was unchanged in any
way
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-11
FIRST SECOND THIRD
CALL. CALL. CALL.
q A IB A B A

At New York Yesterday the total sales of
stock were 33l sos shares. including: Atchi-
son, 5l3: Chicago and East Illinois, $500;
Lackawanna, II, 500; Louisville and Nashville,
II, 90: Missouri Pacific, 27,977; North American,
3,6l0 Northern Pacific preferred, Il, 300 Pacific
Mail, $50; Reading 800; Richmond and West
Point 1913; st. Paul, 1875; Union Pacific,
10 4I0
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-11
TurDeutine Markets.

Turpentine Markets.
NEW YoRK, April l0.-Rosin firm and scarce
Turpentine dull at 40464lc.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-11
Closing Bond Quotations.

Bank CIearings.
CHJcAGo-Clearings. Sl34l4000. New York
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-11

Coal Statistics,
Three months coal shipments by the Ohio river
IN the past five years:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-05
SaHffaGinteute.

80 N, ?. Sttobsr. - 9ie 8anffrma
u. 9. Surn,r & Sruosr, gir. 80, Stateilr.,
bat ial!irt. Sie mar erf itit enua Sabreu
.tablirt, uno man gIaubte, bab lbr reldylte
&slomittel sur Seriiiguns t6nOen. 6ebl.
geibla9eHe SpetuIattonen ioQen Die llriaz
DE oes Salim.nts etn.
@learfielb, Ya., 2. Gftobtr.-g9. s.
3iQ, YraToent Der iuSp.Hotrten uGriteH
Nationulbant" III bi.iiger Staot uno Der
u6oneOals> ganf" su SonebaIe, Ya., iOwis
9Obn 9. Mc@ratb, Saiirer Der leeteren
Saut, tpelfe geftern I6suo unter elmer De-
misunderstanding perbaftet purOeu, itellteu
beute iriib Sur9taft. DID wuroe ioiOrt
inter elmer bonn gtatioualbtnf, GTaminatOr
Ntiller srbobeneH usueu IutIaae wieOerum
psrbu1tet. 2aS Gerid)t lssts ibm $4,000
giirgi6aft aui, Die CT iopeit nod uif)t leiteu
fonute. Dem gernebmen na6 oueH beute
nod mebrers anbere Aufla9en se9eu tbu ers
boben ,perbeu. Die Geid)Qite IN bieTger
Stabt iiub anldBlid Der gautiauimeute taft
aQu;lid) i'm StodsN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-05
Sic Streitiafcttet. ttnter oen ,,Sers
et1lteten Sruoeru."

Ybtla 0elp b1a, 2. Sttober.-0ie Sc.
ueralconiersn; Der u@uansetiiden @smelnz
idaft," melt)e aus Ge9uern Der iuSpenbir-
ten 8i60fe Sbomas Sommau uno s. s.
@iber ;uiammen9eieet if (Oie anbGuser les
ner SiidDoie habeu befanntid5 cine eigeue
GoniereH; in Snblanapolis ueranitaltet) rat
beuts ;ulammen unb pernahm ben Serld]t
oeS Gomite's, melteS Die llnteriutuug 9e=
gen Die erpdbnten SildOIe seIeitet unO Olez
ielbeu uSpeuOirt bate.
9aa Gomite enlpiabl, oaB bic game 9ln.
sslsgenbeit, elnl6lleBlit Der perunmmeueu
3eugenausla9en, Der General Goniereus
SebufS enbgiilti9e Gntideibuug unterbreitet
merbe. Die GmpiebluHa murOe augeuom-
men, uu0 bic GOnfereu; beihlob, bic Inter.
iutuns bel sei9loiiensn 9biiren su uerban.
0elu. Yator $. 0isBuer Don Der Sainoiier
@onfer.n; idlug idie0s sgeridtlld)e goiuHg
Der 0lfi.r.useH slulidlen Der @eueral.G on.
ieren3 nnb Der III Snoianapolis taaenbsu
S6rperibait por, nno DER Gori9lag muroe
eiuem @onlite iiberlpleien.
Seute 9tadmlttag gH9 bi, Goniereu; in
Gretutiuiisung nno begann Die Grorteruu9
Der aut!asen 9s9sn Die luspeHbirtsuSii9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-05
@ermI,ate telearapsi5d,e eepe,d,eu.

= Sn Nelu~6aUen. Conn, ino qeqen 80
Spiell0aenbeIiber Serbaitsbefeble erlaileu
noroen. Die iamntliheu 3euqen aeaeu
Die SetrsfieuOsn iino anseitelte pom Sci
tunsen.
= Cine 9tau9irlutomotiss in Mattoon,
SIS, iiberfubr pOr9eitern 5tuei Cramps;
oen eiuen ,purbe Der 8Opf bonn Humpie
Qerihen benz anoeren beioe Arme abqeiab.
ren.
- @ef6rben ift in louisville, Sn., @ene.
raj alpbOns Satsr inl sc. 2ebeusjabre; oers
ielbe hattie eS mdbreuo b.s Yirqerfrieqes
gum 0tanse zines vSrlgabiers" in Der 4rs
NEE Der Gont0Oertrten gebra6t.
- Nus einem ScitJe bel NorO Montpe=
lier, ST., purpe Die betauuts llniper;alilten.
prebigsrln 9S. 6. Yratt, friiher in Concord,
ais geide 9e;ogeu. GS deiut ein Selbit.
moro por;uliegeH, bod 1T teiue llriade ;u
lol6em befaunt.
- 9tea Brothers & Co., Die Sanfiers in
4ittsburg, ipelt]e burb ben Santerctt uon
9. y. gSbite & SO. in Nep>Yort in fiuau.
;ielle Sd)merlgteiteu geretben, iinD burb
ihre @ldubiaer in ben Staub geiebt norOen,
ibre @eihdfte pieber auf;pnebmeu.
- Die gr0bte Gutriiituna berriflt in
Gbrlsman, SIS, iiber Die itminoelbaiten
Saufiers @ebriiber Stanblioro, meld)e nit
eiuiQeu 6unoeritauieub Dollars, Die bel
linen beuonirt paren, usrbuitet iino. llnter
ben 0epohtoreu befiuoeu F9 oitle perbalt.
HiBmGBiS arme Seute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-05
1erheereuoe Sr6uoe.

Salifar, VS., ,. Sftober. - 9aS
gr0Bte 6euer ielt plclsn Sabren brad mGhs
reno Der uergaugeueu 9at)t i'll MARTINS
S1obelmiibIe ouf Der Eagloriten 9Serite
aus uno ;erit0rte 10 Siemlld Ga5 gau3e
Gigeutbum oil Der 6luBironte, Don @ror
uau's 9Serfte I'M Siben bis an Die @unaro' =
id)e gSerfte i'm 9toroen. SeinS Der SerIt0r.
ten Sebdube mar iibrigeu8 BON groBem
Wertbe, unb Der GeIamn1tuerlut iptrb ant
nGberno auf 5000, 900 biz 100000 getdet.
Inter Dem eiusediterten Gi9entbum be
fnoen fd) Souls u. 98ilion'S S6mleoes
mcrfitdtte, Sobn Saplor & Comps 6iid)z
maga;iH, Sobu u. Siteman's Grocerp uno
SpultuoleHlaOen, Der 0olsboT Der 9ebriiDer
SrooiTielO, ba8 Selma9aSln Der Gebriioer
Spatioro, cine Sabniabrlt uno uerid)ieOeue
g8eriten. lin llbr Iriib Wuroe oas Nttlis
tGr 3u Siilfe 9erufsn uup nit letnenSelftano
9elans es enoli9, Die 6Iammsn su iiber.
iudltIgeu.
Qoui8pilIe, 3n., .. Stt.-0as 3Orf
WcSinuep, nuhe Stanioro, Sg., wuroe in
per9angeuer yiadt fait total bura 6euer
serit0rt. gerlult $4,000.
Cincinnati, ,. Sttober.-9aS 6aupts
sebduoe bes pSt. Glopiiu5'g gSaiieubaule5"
an Der 91eaoings Noao, iiinf 0ieilen uOrOlid
BON bier, branute in p.rganaener 9tad)t ME.
Der. Die in Der Nnitalt befiuolid)eu 1872
Sinber murpeu idmmtlid gerettct, alletH bret
Nldnnsr erlltten bel Der SetaMptuug oeS
8raubts ldJIuere @erletungsn. Der Ser
luit betr1qt $4,000 bis $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-05
Sbredli6e SpnamItsGrploiipn
gieIe Wenid1en pcrIett uno at SO SsauSer
beidaoist.

Suite, Moniana, 3. Sftubsr. benz
iiber Dem Sdadt beS Butte Supierber9>
wsrfs" itebeuoen Solsgeb0uoe brad geferlt
abeub Seuer aus, uuo oteies pcruriatte Die
GrploFou bon 200 YfunO 0puamit. 9tibt
meuiger, ais 500 6duier wuroen ourdb Sie
grploTou pollfduolg oemolirt NIB pisle
Yerionen perlset. Son oen 2esteren lie9en
Witael 2oams, ein Seiireiter, uuN Elm
einjabri9es aluo Der 6rau Spofis i'm Stsr.
ben. Srau 9luua Yolitit uuo ibr Sinh
puroen ourd umberiliegenoe Sriimmer per.
lett, Die 0tutter wubridleiulifl t0otlid). Die
Gridlttsrung muree cine Nteile nett per.
ipiirt. Sm u@rOunO SQuirrel. @ergmerf"
fiel einem Sergmann in 6ulge Der GriAiit-
teruug elm Gimer bon oben auf ben SopI,
wobei Der Wann tootlide Serlefuugen bas
poHtrlIq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-05
Siueinac5aIene sG,1piuSler.

SarriSbur9, 3d., 3. SttOber. - Gs
asi9iebt uid)t bduiig, oaB Elm Suuco.M .Maun
9elelnlt uiro, aber etuem Yaar oerlelbeu iit
2as geilsru in YiOnsz zSallep, Bern ,Goun.
tp, paliirt. Gie belpeu Gauusr peru6ten,
ben Tarm.r 9apio Dtiiuer mittelft zines
attsu 1nifics nm isIu @e!O ;u brinseu. Sle
sabeH Dor. baB ie sne 6arm Su taui.u be=
abfdIti9ten, unb aS Der ifon Siemlib be-
iabrte 6urnsr 2uit seists, uuf ihr Aussbut
ein5ugsben, sosen iic Elm Sartsnipisl bsrpor
uno lieBen i'm tm Standardization $50 &c.
wiunen. DIS er oann cine grOBsre Summ.
gewann, psrlaugteu ft., baB er cine ieiaem
@epiHu gIeid)e Suume beibringe, I'M 3u
bemeiien, baB CT audi besabIen milrbe, msnu
er uerloren hitte. Sn oisien 2ugenblide
sridlenen jsout) Srau Itiilsr unO ibre
3ofter nit Seieuilelen auf Der SilofQhe
uup prii9elten Die beiosn @auHer ans pem
Sauis. Der alte 6armer lit lest um $50
retder, aIs er uorgetern mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-05
81. Sabrgamg.
Gorrette TaGon8!

&siSer S d gut! @er m in Ser &uns HbrlaSet ma fder u
ben r9 aber ni sic aumeramf we ais wInnswrtb sten
pfs 0as d6nrs @edld nn saden Der @arbaObs OaS bts
unS mas ene Ssuns nNst 1T scmens Orett &en rnHnisr nn
gb bet ser IuSmab ener &eibuus ms Grr gr fault i9e
&lbun9sHde nod be;abt &uubnidnoern Ibemeng Yre 9r
men st Die bepabn unb corrern 6aconS rbf uuO nt
bern u Die fc ansHse, be mir H $15 porls lit beiOnocrs ~
Sic inb aus fenm Natea bQt bic arbei if unHbern, uno Sic
Belaehde nS ercr &al 9ir aben nod csanre 39 $1S $50
$22 unb S25 unb 9aranren a 10 in unO noble gwan ais ~
felt werben tnnen. gu obe ebaftsa ans So Snc
bate $12 Gs wHrbe 6ub MAIDEN, Eager gdtz
9un9 uners0sen, ib Sie &auen nod aeldd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-05
(slus un,erer eamstaas 2 Moraen.alusaab be
Der 9Scrft 9trbcitcr Strife TT
S0tDnftttdls.

Sapannab, &a., >. Sftober. - Der
Stufe Der gSerftarbsiter l9slnt gebrofen
au iein. 9ie Striter barren nod aus mo
beilebeu auf ibren 6oroerungsn, allein ibre
Stelleumerpen raid burd neue2eute bestt.
llcbcr 700 Griaeleute iino beute AbenO uuf
ben 9Seriten Ger p@entralsSabn" an S9erte.
@infIubreid)e 6ubrer Der gteger bemiibeu
iidl, bic Strifer gu bewegen, ben ibnen an.
geboteueu @ompromiB su acceptlren uup an
ple Grbeit suriidSufelreu. Die Sabngeieu.
ifaft pertiinoet, OaB Te bic bonn SdieOSge'
ribts=@omite empioblene QObu3ulage pom
y &ent8 pro StuuOe bewilligeu mill, Dor
ausgeieet, oaB bic Strifer nidt Oui 9luer.
fcnnuug ibrer yllnou" beitebcu. g8aS paa
6eiultat Dleies Nnerbisteus lein miro, fam
erit morsen ermittelt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-05

gbeno miro llnterritlt fir Solhe ertbsilt,
Sis iton eiuige Ssnntuiiie oeS @nglihen
b.iieen. NuBerotm uuterridtct Sr. Nt6n.
ner 0amen uuo perren i'm 0eutiden. Qa
nur nod w.uige Shiiler auIgenommeu ner.
oen t6nuen, 10 olltsu iih 9telenigsr, ueldle
BEL oteiem tltttigsu 2sbrer llnterrttlt 81 nebs
lntu miinihsn. hdlhinif melben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-05
Sltna neireft.

Sbelb1pille, Suo., 3. SEtobsr. -
Charles s. Coleman, Is Sabre alt, eill
Sobu oes @Qrtuers 9tobert Coleman Don
bier, unb 0targarsth. Ggan, lS Sabre alt,
cine Eo6ter bon 6rau 2lnna Cyan bon bier,
murbeu 9eitern 4beno nit GinmiQi9uug
ibrer @lteru Don g8. u. Yaup, YreoIger8
Der l. Saptiiteu' Stride, getraut. 9eriunge
Coleman iit Elm arbeiter uuo beiiet Ni9ts,
ais ielue giebe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-05
Sic GfauoaIe in Canada.

Sttawa, Snt., 3. Sttober.-9i. SS.
TOit.r, 9epbnsp nHo 6os9art baben ais
@omlte bes ssb.imsn Staatsratbs Die i3eu.
genausagen, pslde Dor pem @omite fiir
ofientli9e auSsabsn uber bic i'm @lpiloient
porgeformenen pllares.Imdbigteten" 9e.
matt iinb, su benz Slued ent9egensenonl=
men, cine sriinoli9e untcriud)ung in alien
Sdaen einsuleiten. Die &esieruug ielbt
min6t biele gan; entldlleosn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-05
Gin Seiltauser ertruufcn.

Soronto, Ont, 5. Stt. - G8 1T Oie
Nadridt bier eiuQetrOiieu, baB 9iron, mel
der tiirSlid ben 9tia9ara-6luB bel Den 6dl=
len auf eiuem 9sipanuten Selle iiberI4rItt,
in MiuSfofa ertrulIfeu lii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-05
Ssau,ilteutraa0oie.

Tremout, O., .. Sttober. - Soiepb
Sobe aus Soleoo, o, befieu Satin i'm
uerlaIien bate nnO blerber 3og, be9ab itd
9eiteru Abeno III bereu WobHuug uuO per-
iut)ts, bic 6rau init etuem &euOlper su err
id)ieBeu. Sic ueriutte, tbm ben 3ieuoluer
su entreiben, unO erblelt eiue Sugel in Die
Sano. Sobe 9iug oanu binaus unO ifOb
ii9 cine &usel in ouS Gebiru. Gr bate
i6on friiber einsn Serlu9 sema4t, Die 6rau
III t0Ateu
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9lIs Ndlidler ucrhaftct.

@bicago, .. Sttober. - SEQ. Seuer,
Elm iriiherer @lert III 3ieniten Der rSnter=
national Yading.S g.Sompagnis" in ben &iebs
bOien su Gbica9o, iit pe9en Setbeiliguag
al 6alidungen sum @etrage BON $4,000 bis
$4,000 perhaftet moroeu. Seuer peribte
Die 6Glidun9en Hid]t Ielbit, hattie ieoO6 3D.
bel Die Sauo i'm Spiele. Ser etgentlidle
6dnder, angeblih Der Spr0bling eIuer rel
Geu ungeiebenen 6umilis, ioa hd nod auf
ireieu 6iiBen beiinocn, uno eS perluutet,
baB iid ieIue 6amilIs bemiibt, bic Sade su
pertui6en. Die gcidlid)ten Ootumen;e ma
reu 3ablungSanipeiiun9en Der pSnternatiOs
nal-Yadiug= 6 @ompaguie" an finsirte 2luse=
itellte unb purOeu ieit benz %. auguit regel-
mdbi9 III benatbarteu yQ0eu iliiif9 9emadt
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Sic straaimasarbett in 2emnefres.

&norpille, 8enn., ,. Sttobsr.-0i.
in 6oIgc Der llnruben 81 Srlceuile oufget
uoriene Srage iiber Die @eieelltfslt oeS
&erongenS BON 3uhtBausitrafIingen all
Goutrattoreu ODER Seielll6uiten gelan9te
bsute burf sinen 8efprO3eB Dor oa5 bleiige
@riUiualBeridt. 9fidter Sneeo entiaIeo,
Dap oieisS Seroingen uu9eeeltd 1T, unO
I'M Sale eiHe Gntideiouug burb oaS sur
Seit in Situng beiinolide Sbergeritt be.
ifdt9t piro, 10 weroeu ale, sur Belt III uers
ld3ie0euen Srtsn in OF Seuuehee ber9dts
tigten StrGiIiuge ms 3u9tbaus 5H 9aibz
bile Suriidgebradt merpen miiiieu. Num.
bate Surlten iino iibe3eugt OaB OaS Sbers
geritt Die Gntideionns auirett erbalten
nirN
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Srct Nuk sd,nee i,t Wlonta,,a,

&eb< 9oose, DtOnt., 2. SftOter. -
S.t 48 Stunben bat es bier obne Inter
i6ieo gsihn,it unS Der S6nee liegt leet
burhidnlttlld brsi SUB tief. AQs @eitdite
ftuh I'M GStnfpu
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Wnsitattuag Der Sugenb.

Sn bsoHener ISOLDE mir in unrem &nabens
ment un9men as IS roet Omi allen 9opitan aion
Yretn we raid Die Tcute bn9n @ue oibe InI
an @ts s05rat9 81 s. mas in ssIm 0paemmt opa 3abl
Sa9ren Die mir gu $40 ben nS sbeniaQs art sb 3u bim 9r
iuden Sic orsbi i6res @in NOd be SOrten Sen nln
pirn uno Gnbmidn Stoen unb @erbaniB
fen. SHte Sailen, Semben, SOin II. I. w.
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Weutt Wenld)en t,n Superior Sec
crfrttufctt

Gbica go, ,. SttOber. - GS unterlicgt
lett fcinem 9w.iftl nebr, baB Der SdoOner
nUrauf Tersm" aui Der 66Be bon S8bteflb.
Yoiut, I'M Supsrior See, nit Diann uno
Mans unterge9augen 1T. Ser SdoOner
bate cine aus neun Yerionen beitebenpe
Ntauu6aft an Soro uuo itano inter benz
Seiebl oes Gapt. s. Nierqueg aus Saps
T,tn
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Die 9riiaclitraie in Se!atpare.

g8ilmtngton, Gel, 8. Sttober.-Sn
@eqenwart uou Suuoerteu uon 5uihaueru
wurben bsuts i'll bieiiger StaOt iisbcn Ysrs
lOnen ndmlid bier 6arbi9e uno rrei 9SeiBs
an Yrauger auSgeteut nno ans9epeltdt.
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6er6 It. ue6craie6 Ger.

Die Ibenbe merSn baS ros prben Sober Serr le ln
nebeebr aben Sr fonnn Sbnn gut ausausuu sen
ben Sod tit $780, So. $3.50 nnS 50 perfauin arSe 6d GROCER
Guswabl Der 5aGons iHr SO unb $2 Sin uu 6ormcnt
nn 6aeons unS Sdarunsn gu $751; nod ner ss uno S2O uu
9asa eir 9ntl if t puanb9 unb barr Sbrer geittsung.
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StanIen Mno Iephion in Citenne.

0onbOn, 3. SttOber. - Der Airitarei.
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