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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-09-01
Approved to City Saloons.

SIOUX FALLS, s. D., Special, Aug. 80 =
The city council at its meeting this evening
adopted the minority report on city
saloons, opposin. the measure and indefi-
nlte}y postponed action on the majority
report.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-09-01
VIII Have Electric Liphrs.

SHELL LAKE, Wiz. Special, Aug. 3o.-A
strong effort was inside here to-day to Sc
cure subscribers for, electric lights. This
evening there are enough subscribers to In
sure the plant which ill be put IN at once.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-09-01
Mckinley and Bynum

AHDrEs N Ind, Aug. 3O.-A challenge
has been issued from this city on behalf 81
Congressman Bynum Tor. joint debate
with William Mckinley to take place at
the great tin plate rally at Elwood, Ind,
Sept 3.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-09-01
Opening Of a Nornai school.

OPHnIHR OF . NOranRI SCHOOL,
MANKATo, Mimi, Special, Aug. 3O.-The
state normal school opened to-day with a
good attendance, especially in the higher
classes. There is double the number ct
high school graduates than ever be ore.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-09-01
Friendly to Hail.

HASTINGS Mimi. Special. Au,. 3O.-At
the d mocratic county convention held in
Rosemount to-day eighteen delegates were
elected to the D mocra,ic congressional
day. The delegates favor O. NJ. Hall, the Z
present CO .gressman.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-09-01
Government Contract. Capca,,.a

0VEoT H"eHt NUNtrHCEs CRnCeI1ed.
HASTINGS, Mimi, Special, Aug 3O.-The
government has bought out all the con-
tractors uwn theerlver work in this yicin-
ity. and will undertake the job in rerson
under the eight-hour law 1t will cost
probably. about double the amount paid
under the old system.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-09-01
Onacial but indefinite.

8 WASHINGTON, Aug. 3O-It is stated in OF.
fetal relies here that the International
monetary con eronce will probably meet in;
London about Sept o5.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-09-01
Foun,l. !,

WASHINGTON. Special, Aug 3o.-New
.postotfices have been est ,blished at Doran,
Wilkin county. and South Branch. Waton-.
wan county, Mimi. -'.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-09-01
THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO-WHEAr-N 2 spring, III
No: 8 spring, 6Sto1c. No. 2 red, TIC.
CoRN--No. 2, 52sc.
=, OATs-No. ?, 325c.; No. 2white. c6to361
No.3 white 33t @35ic -.
RYE-No. 2, 641c
BARLEY-No. 2, 63c. w..
MlNNEAPOLIS-WH EAr-No 1 hard.
s34c; No. Northern, 794c; No. Northern,
71to;4c = :
CoRN-No.3 3, 46to47c; No. yellow, 42to44c.
OATs-No. white 321to33c No. 3 white
32to324c. =
RYE-No. 2, Coo.
BARLEY-No. 3, 80 to 4Sc.
HAY-New hay sold pretty we'll, ifchoice
and new timothy also went we'll car OF
the latter going at $40; old upland, $7tos;
new upland, 500 $50; new timothy soto
10; poor and damaged, all kinds, $4to g.
81. PAUL-WHEAr-No. hard, S1toS2c.
NO. Northern. 79to50c; No. 2 Northern,
70 to 75c.
conN-No. 8. 44to45c No. yellow, 46
10 47c.
Oars No. e. 81 to &c; No. 2 white, SO
to 34c; No. 3, 80 to 331. -.s..
BARLEY AND RYE-No. 3 barley. 40
to SOC; No. 2rye II to 72c malt, 60to75c,
GROUND FEED AND MILLsrUFFs-No. l,
s16@l6.50; No. 9, $16.5O@17; No. 3,
SIT to$17.5 low grade $3.50 to II; corn
meal, bolted $22 to 49, do unbolted, SIG
to$16.5O; bran, bulk, $9.5Oto 10.
MILWAUKEE-W 2 sprin,
73to74c; No. l Northern &c.
CoRN-No, 3, 45c.
., oAIs-No. 2 white, a2toa3Ic. No. 3. do
31to314c.
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Eellnws nj y KInd.

=
Washington Star: What are you doine?"
asked the convict of the reporter who was writ
ing up the penitentiary.
I'm taking notes.
Humph! That's what brought me here"
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-09-01

The street car system Of St. Joseph. Mo-, con-
sisting OF fty-six miles Of electric RAILWAY, has
gone into the hands OF y receiver
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-09-01
A Troubles Law.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3O.-The difficulties
encountered by the department officers in
constituting the provisions OF the eisht-hour
law continue. In response to request
from the war departm ent Attorney General
Miller has rendered decision stating that
in view of the previous legislation on this
subject and the evils sought to be remedied
he was constrained 10 declare the law in re-
gard to laborers and mechanics in the en-
ploy OF the government in the District of
Columbia as regards public works applies
to such persons as are in the employ OF con-
tractors and subcontractors. AS to special
cases, he says they depend on matters of
fact not stated and are not witnln his cog
niZance.
= Several days ago Gen. Grant, acting Sec
rotary OF war, submitted to Attorney Gen
eral Miller lor his opinion the question as
to whether the eight-hour law applied to
the work m the Mississippi levees. The
attorney general, in replying to the re-
quest, says in letter to Gen. Grant that
over ana over again it has been held by his
predecessors rs we'll as by himself, that it is
not permits ibe ior the attorney general to
give all opinion eSceptupon a case actually
arising III the administration OF a depart
ment.
'It is neither his duty nor has he the right"
continues the attorney general, ITO give an Of
fetal oplnlo :, with u view TO the guidance Of
persons who propose to enter into contract re-
lation with the United States under the circum-
presidents am constrained to decline giving an
opinion"
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-09-01
A Canadian Plan to Evade Canal Tolls
Nipped in the Bud. ..


Nipped in the Bud.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 3O.-The Canadians,
with view of evading the twenty cent tolls
to be imposed in accordance with the terms
Of the presidents proclamation on and
after Sept. 1, on Manitoba wheat shipped
through tile St. NJ rvs canal, propose to
evade the requirements of the proclamation
by shipping in Canadian bottoms from Du-
luth to Port Huron. to be transshipped,
from that point by the Grand Trunk line
through Canada. This matter being brought
to the attention of the treasury department,
Assistant Secretary Spauldins to-day sent
the following explicit telegram to thesolic-
itor of the G and Trunk Railway company,
E. E. Meddaugh of Detroit, Mich:
Neither Manitoba nor domestic wheat can be
Carried i'll Canadian bottoms from Duluth to
Port Huron as it would be in violation of our
coasting laws; but ii carried in American bot
trms it is not subject to tolls. Ii carried through
the canal from Duluth to Sarnia for consump-
ton i'll or export from Canada via Montreal or
any other port, it would be.
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Sur fiir leibenibaftlihen0 enmR BON
8ranntfueiu. 9ahaf rtr0 GtfMua.

Die unter3eidneten beebren fi9 eie
mem geneigten Yublifum mit5utbeilen,
baB bas incorporate 8i>@blorlb BON
Golb> unb GoeasSnititut iid i'm 3ims
mer SO. Is bes MlamosY erf9erungss
Gebdubes befinbet. Die befannte &eelps
Metbobe nit ben midtigften unb neuee
fen @erbeHerungen mir6 angemanbt.
NnBer ben, bonn Snftitut porgei6ries
benen &egelt, tperben Dem 9atienten bes
5itgli9 Der 2ebensmeiie, feline 8ori6rifs
ten gema9t. Sauienbe baben bieie 8ez
ban6lung nit @rfolg benuBt uno in
iebem Sale 1T bic Sur cine permaz
rente. guf Munf6 prlpate unb bis
crete 8ebaubluns. Wir berufem uns
nit grlaubniB Der 6erreu auf @bas.
Mafb, Sam CHS, 50. Sc. 9afbiel, 80.
6. Sablep nnb Greb so. Guner, ale
bier anfdifis. Obige @enannte tparen
patienten bieies Snfituts.
Sir NdbereS abreifire man:
6. g. @orbett, Sefretdr.
s.. g. Clifford, Mr3t unb Sireftor.
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5. @einitein's 9eib 8ihliotbet,
So. l04 fz9o

Die 2eib>8ibliotbef erftredt Ii6 ni6t
llur auf gebunbene Bidder In beuti6er
unb englii9er Spra9e, ionbern aud
auf iammtlide berporragenben beuti6en
3eiti@riftem, iouie auf 2iferungse
8omane.
Oas announcement betrdgt so Gents
beim git1tritt unb 10 @entS per Mp1e.
9ie 8ii9er ober 3eitf6riften = BON
benen iebesmal MIR ein gremplar Ders
ausgabt mirb - foi1nell i'm 2aufe Der
Wo6e beliebig oft gepe9ielt tuerben.
Sn ber 8ibliotbef bertreten finb Wers
fe, ipie @eritdders S9riften, 8ibliotbef
Der unterbaltung unh bes WiKens,
&eelams 8ibliotbef unb ale beifen unb
neneften @rideinungen auf benz @ebiete
Der 8omans2 iteratur. Bon 3eiti9rifs
ten: @~artenlaube, lleber Qanb uub
Steer, Bud fir Ollie, llniberium, Bonn
Sells gum Meer, Moberne @unt, Nlts
fremben 3ungen &C.
Mgenten berlangt fir ben
8erfauf Der neueften Senationsz
&omane.
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Gine beimiide. Subuitrie.
Gen. Mamorb's 9autpf : aiferei.

Man bort bdufig, baB beimii6e Sns
buftrie-na1 benz Spri9morte: Scr
propbet gilt nidts in ieinem 8atera
lance" = in Der eigenen Sta6t nenig
anerfannt pirb. Stun, bel @eo. Mans
brp's 9ampffuferei if bies ni6t ber
Sal. SIM Gegentbeil finben bic So
brifate Ser Sabrit reiBenben MbiaB unb
fe 1T NIT Muftrdsen ni6t nur BON bier,
Ionbern bon iiberaa ber, f0rmli6 iibers
b1uft. Ser grfolg Der groBartig einz
geri9teten &iiferei 1T fein @ebeimniB.
Serr Marbrp III elm Meifter in ieinem
Sadie. ST bat ME barauf .gemartet,
baB linn austpdrtige 4onfurren5 3ubors
fam, ionbern er f6nitt ie tets felbft
ab, i1bem er bic 1teueften Nnf6afun8ea
madte unb bic neueten Mai6inen auf>
ftelte. 9eute 1T er fir bic bebeatenbs
fen Nuftrdge in Sdfern, Botti6em, SIS
fternert &C. eingeri6tet un6 ale perben
fe prompt ausgefibrt. Sic 4iferei be-
finbet ii@ 108 unb Ito NuftinfraBe.
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ssm. Mnths @arten

auf benz Governments Siisel 1T Der OTIS
genebmfte unb fiiblfte Nufentbalt tudbs
renb Der beiBen S~abresaeit. 8equem
gu errei9en LIT berielbe aud burd bic
BON Der poit : Office aus reselmdBis
fabrenben e~leganten unb luftigen Cars
Der Nlamo Seigbts 2inie. Man fdbrt
bis @%rapientraBe, bon mo- aus elm ats
aenebmer Spa5iergang bon faum 3
Mimuten bortbin fiibrt. ueberbieS
werben binnen 8ur5em 3uei bo6ele.
gante Wagonettes our Stele fein, bic
Bel ipecie0en @elegenbeiten (9ienicS,
goneerten &C. ben 8dften fur bic Sims
unb &iidfabrt t%ofenfrei gu gerfisuns
fteben.
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Segelfertiq.

3offern, lit nit ~banerbaftem @eseltu@
iiber5osen iln6 nit einfm Giniat pers
iebeu, lomie in ben pori9rtftsmabigeu
SdifSmaBen ausgefibrt. Die R6ns
Der finb, I'm ben @intritt bes Wafers
5i perbtnbern, mittelit elmer ausse3ei4.
neten @ummibi9tnng pertpabrt. Mm
Dedel nno Boben bes 3offers lit ie
cine f~reisrun6e Seffnung noreeieben,
bic beibe bnrb Shieber uerihloiien
iperben f0nnen. Der 3offer tam, ipie
jeber anbere, CUR Nufnabn1e bes Hetie.
gepdds, beion6erS Der Mertbiahen,
bieuen. 8ei bsrannabenber @efabr ldbt
er fi9 In !3eit BON elmer halben Minute
III eth por;islifes Rettungsboot Der.
Danoeln, bas Ielbit ftarfem Wellenfhlag
Trot btetet. gtahSem mon ben 2ofer
seDffnet uuo ben Ginias beraussenom.
men bat, briift man Sen Snbalt auf
betbe Setten uno entfernt Die S1ieber.
So6ann tpirb Der am Bo6enrtng be-
finoli6e 9auti9ufmantel emporge3ogen
uno TIT ben am obern Sting ansebradten
Sal8 9leidmabis eingebriidt, 70 6aB Der
&offer p%ollitanOig maijerbi1t abgefaloi.
fen lit. Man fteigt nun nit betoeu
SaBen III bic Seffuuns binein uno Stebt
ben Softer bis iiber bic 6iften berauf,
ipona9 man Obne @efabr bes Inter.
linfens ms 8aHer fprinsen fann. Der
4offer belist cine E~rasfabisfeit BON
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Gin Saaer Der Snbios.

Bemobner als aud burh bebeutenoe
Snbuitrie unb 0anonirtbi9aft aus.
I'm % a~uffalenber lit es, bab LII etuem
bon Der &ultnr utto ben Sorti9ritten
Der Oleuseit 10 bepor5usten Staate fi4
nod Na6fommer Der alten Nstefen tn
Der sanSen llripriinslidfeit erbalten
bdben, mte ie Serbinan6 @orte5 BOT
nun beinabe 400 Sabren a%ngetroffen
fat. Die alte 6eligton tbrer Batter
baben bic Snbios fretli9 bant Der bets
f9tebenen ipant6en fir9liden Srben.
pie Selutten, Dominifaner, Gu9ultiner
unb @arneltter, l9on fur5 mad Der
Groberuns se9en Die fatbolii6e pers
tauf9t, lie bebielten jeboh nlar9erlei
@ebrdude ibrer friberen Relision iomie
tire Spra9e Mericano, cine Der liebeu
Snbianeripra9en unb Dtalefte Weris
los, BET. Nnf benz taft un3ugangli9en
@ebtrse I'M norb0itli9en Tbetl bes
Staates fe6baft, tbeilt aud bieler ionlt
frieSlid p~eranlaste Meni6eni6las NIT
alien @ebtrg8bemobnern bic @tgenldaft
elmer slibenben Sreibeitsliebe. GnS
bieieu @runbe merben bte jene Diitrifte
beipobnenben Snbios Gerrato8 (1a1
Der Sterra 10 benannt) BON ben StaatSs
~seualtert NIT pieler Nidli6t bebenoelt,
6a etn Nufitartb niht letht burf bic
perbdltntBmdBts serinse @affenmadt
bes @tn5elitaateS unterbridt fperber
tUunte, bent bte Snbios iinb burdmes
auSge5ei9nete S6iiten.
8or unsefdbr 20 Sabren bate iib
Elm Tbetl bieier 3tStaner gesert bic 3d.
oeratipsemalt aufgele5nt, urO Der @ou<
pertteur bes StaateS Huebla folte lie
gum @eboriam suridfibren. Die 30s
Jung nit Waffensepalt erlGien tebod)
benz @onperneur, Der nur menise 8as
taillone i6le1t sel6ulter SolSaten 3ur
Verfisung latte, 3u i6pieris, unb 10
perfiel ct 6entt auf Elm frieolides Mits
tel, um iein 3iel 3u erretden. Die gauge
8epolferung Merifos lit BON alters
Der iebr mulifliebenb. DieIe @igen.
f9aft lolte benz flusen @ouperneur oils
Mtttel bteneu, ben Mi6erltanb al bre,
den. Sn ben aufitdnbii6en Diitriftem
CAB eS namli@ uu9efabr elm DutenS
GROCER, aber arnter @emetttoeu, Die it9
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GbfOmmlinse Der l1retntpobner Wferifos.
bis babin nar mittellt brei primitioer
Snftrumente jener i66neu 9unit ers
freueti fonnten. Den Nmtm1nnerr
btefer @emeinben ipurbe nun be6eutet,
baB man elmer jeben Elm politdnbiges
SarmoniesS rheiter, iotpie Elm tleines
Stret9or9efter gum @elhenf maiden
uiirSe, wetn fie Die Waffen 1tieoerleg.
ten. Das fptrfte anf bic politila ers
regteu @emiitber berartis, bab Die gu,
lage iofort bereitwillig 9eseben muroe.
Galb ftiegetl bennt aud 4bseoronete Der
uerl9tebenen @emetnoen, ben Mnitmann
NIT feiuem langen NmtSftod, benz eins
5igen Nttrtbut, an Der Spise, aus ibrelt
Bergen in bte @benen 1ueblas berab,
I'M fid ais nuumebr setreue untertha,
men oe8 Staate8 ben berrli6en 2obn 3u
bolen. Na9bem Tn tpetigen @oden
6te betreffeuben @emeinben NIT ben Der,
iprohenen Snltrumenten periorgt lpas
rem, madte Der @ouperneur, lingeben
BON fetnen W9iniltern uno @efolee,
einen Be1u6 in Der Sierra DC 8uebla
nno muroe nun, aultatt nit 9ugeln,
NIT Muiif %smpfangen, benin Die iebr ae,
lebrtgen Snoio8 batten III Der furaer
3eit Wfdri6e uno 9du5e aller Dirt ert
lernt, pomit file ben boben Befuf chr,
ten. gii9t 9erin9en Glubm erntete Der
@ouperneur, Der In 70 eel1idter @eiie
bte Hube ipie6er ber9eltelt bate, unb
als Der friebli6e Sieeer BON ieinem
@roberun9s5u9e na6 Der 9auptltaot
5uriidfebrte, murbe Tim BON Ser Beam.
fentpelt Elm eroBartiger Gmpfans berei.
tet, urto bic Bldtter Der Natiouallaupt.
ftaot Merieo lparert pol beS 3obeS un6
6er Bemunberung iiber bic iiberraihen.
ben @rfol9e oeS @ouperneurS.
Seitbem iinb 20 Sabre uergangen.
Hor 3uraem nun fatben fi6 etfpa 100
Snbios Serranos elmer ipentger 9liifs
liden @emein6e Der Sierra De Puebla
IN Yuebla Elm. nm fif) fir lift In langert
Sabren eripartes @elo ebenfalls bic
Greuben Der sliifli4eren gladbarge,
meinben III perfGaffen. unltre gbbif.
bunseu, eth @ruppenbilb bon neun Sn.
bios uno eim @in;elbilb, 5eisen lins
eintn flsinen 9beil Der peridisoenen
EApen Der Sn6tos, bic iibriseus nlr
NIT erDster Miibe babin sebra6t wer.
ben fonnteu, ii6 BEN unbeimliden
Robre Der pbotOsrapbtiden Camera
rubtg Ut ftellen. Die TDpen Der Sns
bios anf uuierem %ieltenen Bilhe iitlo
tebr peridieoen: mir finben bier lowo9l
ben rrtbpus bes alien Gpltefeu (ois
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a9ie lit bies!

gir bieten einbunbert Dollars 8elobnuns
fir jeben SAL bon aatarrb, Der ni9t bur6
Ginnebmen BON Sau's &atarrb aur eebeilt
nsrben fam.
s. 8. GBenep & s o., @isentbumsr,
Sclebp, Sbip.
Sir, bic unterseidneten haben s. s. Gbeneb
ieit ben letten l5 Sabreu sefannt uno baIten
ihn fir boufcmmsn ebrenbaft in allen @es
fddfi 5perbanolunsen unb finansisa b%efdhist,
ale BON ieiner 6irma einsesansenen @er'
binblibfeiten gu ~erfulen.
@ef & Iruar, @~rObbanbelss D~rosuiiten
8oLebe, Sbtc.
@aIbtne, &innan q Marvin, @rob.
banbeIsz9 rnguiiten. TpIebo, Sbio.
Sails &atarrb anr tpiro innerli6 senom.
men unb pirtt brett auf baS 8lut uno biz
idIeimissn SberFdden bes Spiteme. Beng
nifle frei p~erianbt. YrsiS rs Gents fur BIZ
Glai6e. @erfauft bon allen apotbefern.
Der englii9eM orti6aB bat ALIEN II
Der Shierbeihreibund felt 9ariuin5 Muf,
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Sammtunae 80 5 Gents nber @eis
sen AZ eimcm 9paar?

1900 Stid 2anb, iebes 800 older
entbaltenb, Dor 30 Sabren bonn State
10 patentirt, In Ooung, Sbrodmorton,
Stephens, Callahan unb Sbadelforb
Counties. in Der Ndbe elmer Giienbabn
gelegen, iinb aus eriter Sanb gu baben.
Mu6 ein !Stiid bon ungefdbr 1900
4dern, ems BON ettpa 5000, ems bon
1875 llnb ems BON $3.50 Mfern, iebeS
umadunt unb nit Wafer berieben.
Nirgembno i'm Staate 1T es gefiins
Der unb Der Boben fir Weiaen, Safer,
&oggen, @erite, 8aumpoIe, 4orns
friihte, Srauben &c. better geeignet.
Wegen gin3elbeiten tpenbe mani fi6
gefdaigit on: GriB MuIfinger,
Olnep, Doung 60, 9eras, agent fir
s. 8. Graham, @rabam, Seras.
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Dte 9eilSarmes mill auf Der
notwithstanding In Chicago ibr games
Sgitem moraliiher unb %iojtaler Res
form our Darltellun9 brin9en.
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Die S9mierigtsit, anf &ets
ien in europa ben Gtienbabupasetl
wieocr 81 finben, ben man fpdbrenS
eines fur5en M~ufentbcltcs uerlaiien bat,
~peranlabte sic 8erpaltun9 Der Bartss
2poner 8abn gu elmer oristnellen Neue<
runs, auf jebem @asen LIT jett elm
eeutli6 mabrnebmbares 8tl6 aus benz
Jbier< ooer Ynan;enrei9, alio Elm
8ierfibler, etu BoSel, ein Snieft II.
+. NJ.
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bodenoe Jtsur) mie aud bts edten
N5tefen neueren Datums un6 ben frteb.
lt9en, angeliebelten @riSonazS noianer
pertreten. Stir Sen Gr,tbropolo9en biirf-
ten btele @ruppet, Die mad unlerer
Meinltns Die peri6iebeten 8aiier, Die
iett Sabrtauienben bas 9o6plateau
bon Wterico bewobnt babeu, mieber.
9eben, BON ni6t gerin9em Sntereiie
ieir.
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Der amiperfafeofer.
aann tn elmer baIben @innte 1T etm
&ettangshoot uertuauneIt iuerhtn.

Der llniperfal 0feiie 96iffs uuo
0ettunssfoffer, auf ben firsli9 Elm
1eipsiser aOfferfabrifant ein patent see
nommet bat, unteri6etbet iid In ieinem
Geusern nidt bon ben gepDbnliden
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SIN 9opf Der Sretbettsitatue
lieB ii9 Der Deteftip @arbuer in Stem
0orf, Der idun anldBli6 ber Yarfburit-
Sfanbale uiel bon iid reoen 9euna9t
bate, NIT ieiner Braut trauen.
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Ser englii9eW orti6aB bat alein in
Der 3bierbei6reibungie it SartuilS Nufs
treten I'M, 20. 900 Morte augenommen,
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pie Smoios Serramos.

Hadfommen Der alien @stefem = STE
Madt her Mniit pper ein ialauer
Wpnnerneur.
Inter ben IS unabbdnstsen Staaten
ber Hepublif Merifo, bic 81 ether fons
f%fttuttonellen &onfDoeratiom perbnnben
iino, sei9net fid Der Staat 8ltebla
fopobl burd allaemeine 9iloung Ieiner
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DurG Elm befttses Grbbe.
ben iino TT ber 9tdbe Der ruiiti6en
5eitungsitaot @rtpan i'm Saufaius
oret 95rfer 3%erit0rt morben. Stebenu1b.
stpauSig Bcrionen murbeu BON ben eire
itiir3enoen Sduiern eridlagen unb piele
anbere p%ertpunbet.
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Mbieul

minoeitenS $50 9ilogramm 6aube
uno 6lBe perben bel 8enusnng Tn Der
beidriebenen @eiie bur6 rti1ts an Der
Bepesun9 sebinoert. Die NIT biefem
e~igenartigen Rettunssboot anseiteiten
Broben baben bic siinftisiten &elultate
ergeben ielbft BET bobem Sprun9 tommt
Der 30rper nt9t gang unter Wafer,
mas iid oils Elm tueiterer, bsbeutenber
8ortbeil erpetlt. Der 8reis bes Uni.
oerialfoffers felt fi9 ni6t piel b0ber
ais Der fiir bic gefb0bnlt6eu Softer.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-06-01
TERRoRS OF THE FLOOD.
Many Towns in Arkansas Wiped Ou,,
Hundreds Of People Starving.

ARKANSAS CITY, ARK., May 3l,-The story
If food suffering and destruction in the
valleys of the White and Arkansas rivers
las not been half told. There is not a
thousand acres Of dry soil left in Desha
county. The towns Of Ho!lendel, Chicoty,
Red Fork and Pendleton have been wiped
off the earth and not a living being is at any
Of them.
All the inhabitants have been rescued and
are now on high ground, but they are act
ualy starving, so difficult of access are the
relief steamers. Nearly all OF the big plan
tations in the Arkansas Valley are utterly
ruined.
MANY nrsTITUTE FAMILIES.
SPRINGFIELD ILL.-Mr ID. Anthony wires
The Governor from Waterloo as follows:
About $4,000 acres Of good land were over.
flowed. Out ofthis 80, 900 acres were in
wheat, 1000 in corn and 1900 in potatoes
oats, etc. Nine-tenths of this land was
occupied by about $50 families tenants,
two-thirds of whom are destitute. Unless
assistance be sent great suffering will ensue.
A petition fully setting forth the necessities
will be forwarded you at once by represen-
tative men of the county" A report from
i. ii. McRaven, of Wheatland,
Alexander county, says that there
are a large number Of destitute people in
that county, near Cairo.
TWELVE LIVES LOST.
MoRRTLLToN, ARK.--Captain Barnes, an
Arkansas river pilo', with Mr.. Crouch and
six oarsmen, rescued from the overflowed
land near the mouth of the Fourche, one
hundred head Of horses, mules and cattle
and eight families. One colored family,
consisting Of nine persons, and also three
colored men, were cspsized in a skif and
vera drowned
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-06-01
CONDITION OF BUSINESS.
Trade in General is Good Throughout
the Country.

+. G. Dun h Co.'S Weekly Reriew of Trade
says; Better weather has wrought Quick
improvement in business at many points
and throughout the greater part of the
country has given decided stimulus TO
trade and greatly changed crop prospects.
The money markets are everywhere well
supplied and easy, and at several points an
increasing demand is noticed.
AT Baltimore the Southeran trade holds
out beyUnu expectations. AT Philadelphia
some activity Is seen in wool and knit goods
works are busy, with the outlook more
promising than last year. There is increas-
ing demand for dress goods but iron is at
the lowest price ever known. At Pittsburg
iron ~ shade weaker but the output OF
manufactured iron is very large, though at
low prices The window glass works will
run n the end Of June. lothing business at
Cincinnati is only fair average. The trade
NJ Chicago has increased.
Trade at Milwaukee is stimulated by bet.
ter weather and the outlook is less gloomy.
Clearing weather reVives trade at Minneap
lis and dealings are larger thanh year ago.
the flour output being l730O0 barrels,
against ll2OOO, and the lumber trade il ex-
ceilent At II. Paul trade is dull. AtOmaha
trade in groceries and hardware is active.
At 1t. Louis the floods have seriously en-
barassed trade, which is otherwise strong.
ana at Kansas City better weather brings
improvement.
The business failures during the last seven
days number For the United States, 1856;
Canada l3i total 1893 as compared with lO2
last week, ll5 the week previous 10 the last.
and IA 'or the corresponding week Of last
year.