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New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

with moderate en'.nl n all -ar'ie,e' 70 hS,r .r
oG6. Fi-Itill. a 5OaS5 %; lr-KiNcr hnid.
~ $3.50; pale. s2as- 80; Io>.i'ea'e Ien,Sat; I.c,;
Tostaad sao,- - '2,h 70 tani - Sc - ~ l,oyk
ans Common I.nr. s0d>Jc. lnti-. - - per lVuV'
coat. hair 2Id@jr per BUSH cattle mar i"@ -, ,dr
COCOA -Ihcre T. - n0d'Iat- m"'ri"t ~ stl"3
range OF prices, I:aL.1 l%ci Caracas I'"I%' Iru'u'
l,..a! ic. Quay dquil. lJd zoo. ,..., ~
" TIiIt DRY -, st.a.,. "uh trading i'li' Nu'yd IS
follows. iae!c EIdHGiatcd' ''' t''rHo N'''"'"-'' ''
man iL,~ . nus 3c FELLOW rolls, hAr -.
COOPERAUf. SIOt "A far Nog;ne o! hisihe,, az Ior
, -. Nol1s.c. >hooNs and head, Quoted ~ 81 oods-
% shook, and heads, inch rl o0asl 81 "0-ch al ~
All - Old >hoOh- without 'dd7 i"do'' '' SIo'h' n.
,'i'. ain. ..n CO., ..l ; noe >it.i"s
-. Looi, /; feet. -. 80 II fct. .-9nfJo ,
80 tDN-in..r q fuithtl o''Ih' "i I-I'c on H'
ro, 10 DIV and tad coa;inuct dull S'H = ha!,s Tor
p,',ro Rec. lrts a the pOit. ij,I1S bales. against
80 l,P". M, cay lat week. and 49, is1 bales th!s
TIM year
CROP movement:
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POULTRY AND GAME.

Tho receipts poultry the year ending January
1892 OBJ carl0ids. Taking into consideration
the larger being used In the transportation o.
ike stock actual supply of poultry probably
large Il, during in the history oi the trade
rhc market shown further Improvement this week
under pretty good demand aud moderate arriNals-Ony
carloads yesterday aud to-day Fowls We're hIn to-day
I2Lsc. chckcss wanted at II lQl lac.
Prime fat and might slightly exceed quota.
Arrivals of dressed poultry have been quite moderate.
material accumulation OF stock hand the
market is In healthy position although the demand Is
0lrt and OF selccNe character. Turkeys are running
chiefly al large and such hard to
about O0llc for old toms and lGl@c for young toms
l. mostly for small sizes, and Sc cctOns or
hns quality command l3c readily, a lew very
fancy working out shade higher Good chickens and
Tow mprnVcm aud close nrtn ~ quoted.
wiri "a extra chOc" lot, bringing premium booi
ducks AMI ntm aud geese hold steady under
mod, supplies
Quail arc ana nrm few fancy exceed quota
tlo,. plONcr Offering and haue almost
nominal fancy lot might reach ~ o. but We hear OF no
,le- Canvas and redhead wild ducks lower
and dull. Rabbits scarce, higher and wanted
LIVE POULTRY.
EnMlS Jersey State aud PENN. d.. II % I'D
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BUTTER.

Recent, for week q 2os pigs Exports for week 53s
po5ccr Wc.t rn adyce~ favorable weather and 'om i'm
't a.; ,is demand the market is -LOwing nrmer
"yc on a fr,h table griies Of butt finrN & ds1nrN
supIly and wanted 81 3Od3O 80,
,ai o'in,,l o,s racfng 3lc. SOAlr of the iaNorite
h,nd Of Hin are also held At Bic but 3Oa302c as
,,ri,,t j. vet tlblishcd many Of the regular
rks got in W : rday and were charged ont at 3Oc ~ Is
~. - IN p,1 Western -tpri.'r 9"ouo
t''s ,h s,oc has ri an,4 closely at tnat hFurc
that some ,acs Of perfect high na'oIcd butter ar nS
~ IN. rl, m zoe Fr,ts quOtable at 2p'2dZ' ' ana
p,d. r1n come. between iirst' ana extras - ,'nE AZ
3so29c several pretty good crcaW"rieS oou I'M oid ~
,c and several 10: ','ne pre- s"n l0,u'I M hc
,'t,g p.,da4r bat max" few ~ic,; bulk 0l inc
stock here ton be bought in range or 2Od2-c me no,
mrnt n state dairy slght. but BUYERS nave 'ho"H t
,,rn ne tvn, ond holder are hoiiu
NJ a better demand lnibNion cr'aney, e., rn5 ~,
choicest marks couinahu ~
S"drr weather T.. causing lte ?t'nder hodms 81 IT ',h
demand has not developed much lo'' ~
, . hi estimate Of the stock OF butter In this clty
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Qearhers.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY.
"A supplies Professor Teachers. Tutors GovexnesseA
&C., 70 Colleges. schools and Families: Apply to
Mr.. NJ. j. YOUNG-FULTON. 90 Union Square
ID EST TEACHERS supplied for all branches, In any
ID locality. FEE for registration. Fora for stamp
=. v. .HUYSSOON. American School Bureau Q w lIth.st
NOR A PRIVATE TUTOR, recommended by well known
IL pecially successful In preparing boys iof
college address Yale University. Box ~ LBS Broidway
TUTORS, Professors, Tcacners. Governesses OF all
branches supplied 70 universities. colleges schools ana
fames Circulars schools 10 psrcnts Modern languages
spoken. MIRIAM COYRIERE. $50 shave cor 2Oth.t
TT MON TEACHERS AGENCY supplies school onicers
u with teachers; teachers with positions. . -
II. NJ HARRINGTON. Prop. No. a East 14th-st. n T.
WANTED aioverness French. piano; governcss, Ger
w man, French piano teachers for schools near Guy
visiting housekeerr; liberal salary. Miss
DONONAN,S Teachers Bureau. 80 East 1itl-st
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rpt-tTS AID EEEEIFS- FRESH.

Apples are Ia moderate supply but dull sale and IN"
fe.,Ing .unng holdrr~ T. not strong one Kings are
sr.. and a Nrr, fancy 10, lngnO slightly exceed quOi-
,I,,. bc extra me a. ,Nce"d II aul
.,- a, ,,rnur above 80 quite exceptional GlaS,
dru ,.,.rillv pJur gEtia> which ti'red very low
rLo. frr-h ,ta,N ln small suppy, OHt -" ar" Mihl'l
trnbrrrcs mostly defective IN qud or con SOY
l t.--,d reasonable Olcr but itl tll
fancy f-ul. nruly and le~ na sale, Of s4eh a."
,ra.iuull, r.pui'G ltte aDO't top quotation tOriiI
oranges ~ choice quality and In perfect orir are scarce n
,d and and higher Wa-ty still selling at low
ac irrI.r urc. all trades cleaning closely.
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WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For the week ended January D. 1872
BEANS AND PEAS.

Eeccpts 70? the wcek-IIean 155- bbl- peas % go
hush tNr. rts- B,an.. 100 pkg Pt~ 2'oi bDl9 NJ,
Dor:, - bags The n.r"t IA, arNeoiTTm =
,nt doa stronger tone since the tur 90. tne 9'f hu9l
1,s. ha shown improvement b0h On iOf'iEh ei. ~
- a.. o,u. and with receipts running OncwhN lght the
.umcnt of the in favor Of rilher hlpher pTc
nm uoo. Ions AR, w.l G3bl h.d 0n current bi'h'-N
OUT VuY' u, r~ rb"irr lot az, h"!d for monet.
80, i- 49,. a 80 drcGcdN irmrr stock Offering WIN
"' = Vi ~ i.,@fe aud tendency Of prices j. st!ll
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ar. b,,d On American standard Of cassllca
.1l.16 Low NJ ddling.. 31G

Good Ordinary .-+ lilo IioW NJ ddilhs 'i'
,t.on.- II was an excited aad very fcNeri-h day IN
th, line ATTENDED win fcqucnt and VIDE nv 'lu'',"n'. .
Ircr. we're ircf interval, col hlmnc--. ana VI "h' JIM
prices rIlod 2ai point hi-h,.. hen '.,a ' an ,
ID lr,ucly uIiU1dir- OF long t"h
rar.in- Of which w,r. ~ali hnc run out -, ni,
Jiccillttt.d ..ncrh hr",A ~ 49, lut = i,.,,J
slowing a decline oi tag ponit m@,ciialE ,Io'a 1i
,ta,' tlcaclt Toward t.c ,",c u' market gam"
s'r 9Th and cosed steady. January i.it "' i"n.'
down. February pniat- snl t'r montns ga, i''.'
10 the prs ion. Sa''~ l-~,'' lai'- - Ct.
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POTATOES AND VEGETABLES

Receipts potatoes have been very moderate but the
demand Is 20 duh that stock accumuates he RAILROAD
yp ds a1ng to increased pressure % sell and easier
rcc>. sweet pOttOes qU ard bliey 81 ally. Onions
firm but active. southern kae aid epilach OF good
quality in fair demand ard stoldy. o her southern
ale. sell well only when Of strictly fine guat
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New 1)ublltallons.
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THE DICTIONARY OF STATISTICS.
BY MICHAEL &. MULHALL.
Revised and Enlarged With Coored Diagrams oS2
pages; Imperial svo.; cloth, sl2
For sale BY all booksellers, or will be nailed postage
prepaid on receipt Of price by the publishers
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Lafayette Place, NewYork.
Eighteenth Td.uon pos: paid ,or 25s. or stamp =,
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Cam Schools.

AW FOR WOMEN.
hair endowed by the Womans Legal Educational Society
Iccturcr-pROF CHRISTOPHER g. TIEpLMAN.
Conr.. on "I.AWS REGARDING REAL ESTATE b"r.n-
"wednesday Jan H. At 80 T.. ": al III" lNlNEi-sIlh y
oF THE CITY OF NEW-l OIk, Washington square,
East. Room 80.
For further particulars and free schoarhp address Mr.
LEONARD WEBER. - West fjth-st
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DRIED FRUITS.

Ecccpts for week. s97 pigs export, for week 42l0
ukg, iNaporat'd apples have had quiet trad again
his week. but holder, a, rule are not Htsn5 bgn,
AMI price, are without IN, o:'ant change Sundr" sliced
nui.t barely steady to'rsecu OLE rils snrneA anu
tch large qt urm at the tog ngur quoted.
scarcely any cali at present fJr praohs. small fruits
generally dull ard though not materially changed values
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MILK AND CREAM.

The daily average receipts OF milk and cream at the
different Iailrold distributing points In ana na Mr Guy
the have ben 90, foao"-: ne -o5 cans q
nils = OF condensed milk and II cans or cream
NaniI Poushhcr e and Boston, % cans o. MIX
Susquh hanHI, l,2lG cans Of llA ana cans OF cIes
I.acnaW G7j OF Uik and p cans OF cream
YORK Central ami Harlem. 23jo cans OF MIX; ol
cans cOldeI>d milk ald cans OF cream NeWfof x
CT, and Northern. -2D cans OF milk New-liaSen ad
milk; ontario and western, = lO3
rtu, Of milk ard 81 can, OF cram West shore. li2:
car, OF MIX 81 condensed milk and u cans of
cream: StwJcr,ey C,ntri $50 cans OF mix and 10 cans
cram; al1 by nscrlln' ou, sor, routes lo-o cans
Leon IL IS cans VI milk IL Of condensed milk and
% can, uf cream Inc pric" paid FOR the sur
teen ~ - O forty quartz Inc EAchahso
price remains 3a cents quart net ~ the producer.
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FUISS AND SKINS.
SUNDRIES.

Nt,Ts-peanuts quiet: we quote fancy hand.pcked.
old 4.c; new iisc Spanish sh'lled new" No % doe
q, old . 404.c; hickory nut nOnin9l a. Od ~ per
good prime pecans quoted at odvc f0f r'uid
lots.
BFESWAX-Morket steady at 26d21c. -,
UONEi-Demand light and supply l,er, white clover
quot lOl4c. quality style OF package, etc. and
xt,ha1 ann
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For Boys and Young Men-City.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL, LAB Broadway
u near 42d-st All Departments. ,
NJ NJ HOBBY. n. c. UENDRICKSOS.
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HOPS.

Rcc,pts for week. 4.4l9 bales exports. 3i73 bales :;
imports. jj bales Exporter, and iei have been steady
all and prices have made another
- ilr p.r H. with the feeling decidedly cioS,
Er,rlps running very moderate. and tosc VINO
t,, #, s.orc Offering with good dnl Of reserve.
~, rountv aiNces strong and lat" cables have
nrcd further export business the London market show
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For Both Scxes-City.
A UGUST SCHMIDTS
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE
no. G3 IRVING PLACE.
Comprise school ond kindergarten for
10th sexes q school OF thorough paration
Tor college native tachcrs In English Ger.
man and French accommodations for limited number Of
Loarding pupils. Circulars sent Oil request
A. SCHMIDT, Dir.
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Daneina Academies.
Professional.

MRS. II. MARINO gives Swedish massage, facial mas.
lVl sage, manicure, pedccre, AZ the residence or al
343 5thayes
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rIIsS GIBRONS'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, 50 West g. H.
Nl st-SAtAH IL. EMERSON, Principal
Three boarding pupils will be received.
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Musical Instruction.

Musical Instruction.
N1rTRoPoLITAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC,
VI LEADING MUSICAL INSTITUTION OF AMERICA
PiAhoforte teachers certificates Examiners. William
Mason Mus R9s ( M sea sea AIit 0i pamnr
Agramonte, II. X. Shelly and c. H. Hawey the
f. stinguishe1 members OF the faculty.
feature In connection with the college IL the Residence
Department aides. where pupils from distance are
commodaed with board and every facility for practice and
PUPILS ADMITTED AT ANY TINE.
For particulars send for College Annual
Address II. w. GREENE. Secretary,
10 and 81 East 14,hst. city.
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CIIEESE.

Receipts for tac week. 5G9 hoNo: thprrI I i" ,,iy
4, h,,.- tn. etn. rho"-o in tAl~ city "l JM,"t
lo9. A. complied hy tlo Produce FNcfa1.e va ~ 2od
i,,.- ,rpu-f C1f boxes tine llt year III,
M t,~ 81 tl, var Ter. h,~ been sight imi f''"f -
dsr.,rd obhcT- and with ">l".ri- Day -
. q.t. r.c- o. uudcr priced goods The market Is -i'
. ,n,,t be- hor ght below / i.c and many i''~
,r' l.ll lfei.-. shipper. ha'" pi k"d ~, one or Nv"
.'.l .i,.d Ir.. me- rlo. 80 At lie lhu ave 0''r
,,o +, 900 ioNr, ~ july apc Nnfi't u,'hS ~ ,"
fo1.c lle of noNns selling toH'A ~ lV.' i,.r
i'n b.rn .o,t cNpoit demand Cor medium to choice
Chcaanro County part skins a. a. u nt i,,r
,rn 1.ttius IN small compass I,ihS!IN"hla shiils
quiet az Sd .. u % ftil akc ,n,y AL IL
NtA' :" ."I. ,, - f,u make fine ....... lO;.GtI
'a' it."A' IN Ian, cool 10 pr e........ 1o dl01
H.A' is'.,"i' '', na,non =, ,,ir .......... .Xl0
state artorv, pan same "aco rbnco ~ -. oloG 10
state factory part skins. LARGE sizes, choee-.. ~
state factory part -km' good - riie - .
sta" liclNrN' ls'.y ,i' fh'ui.5' ' " ... 3L,a3 IL
STAT tt'tnrF' iHli ''''' ....... 3 te 3 =
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Roceipts for week O3l bhr, and 2o,2Nj case i,e
c.ir. ai show us onsd,rdho increase warn tr cos'
and price, down about =c v"r dozen rom ,e ~
,inns mad, , week ago. best Wc-ttrn >ciHns nanny W
80 and ne finest Penn. .ylNauia and STATE sos ~ -
decline the ton" appar, 20 pc @ ~ ,r ,rbr
although generally believed t.tt hhF urI"r
Increase I'm receipt. would cause further duh, u Ii,es.
II,d frsh and lined have not been a1c YEA l!VFh!
h ,h dto nm price the dn"rcncc In Nd's ht' hrrr-
unusually Wid". IhcF 6f' hoN'NcF' moving
.lowlv ~ barely steady a. quoteu
>,tr ana lrnn-y lSani. ife,n "a hrsed-----. 90
Western fresh gathered. fancy a.
western fr.,h gathered. llir TO good-. ~ >
Ms.t.rn lc.-hoIsc far 10 prInr T., -
Lined dozen. .-----'i' A'
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IEAiI.OCk
UNION TANNED.
CALCUTTA BUFFALO.

,'fdf,. lacks h'yy-7 $50 Light Backs. cows
fl,.t Et-... ..--... - - Mcele B9cks COWS
81 Glio Btchs. ..-....5 d-' Seconds
4.
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crop MoNcHe"'' 1892. 1891.
Ales.
,-,,,,. ,,,,,,- ............ (. 800 3,513aS7
Nls'p' 'ul, Cob 49,
Txrnas b. Gndt Hriain days w'-Sll - ~
TNuort, to Friucc days.-----.---... iF'.599o ,.,
ENmrt, 10 Continent 3 GAYS I-'-I' i"'oo
stnrt in New Nork u,oIs-d ware 49, "a, -,--
hnusrs counted dali! .-..--.------ "ii''9n,as aIa1
In othcr places estimated --------- -''''o <'-'i
Total stock in Ncw.Iolk 10y running o,. , on o,o
-
stock I'm ali United >fae' Iort..--l'ol''Il "io"'4
'' - ,.r,rr,r. Is D. m.-Rccclpts, ~ coo bales
., ,,hicL American 3o.o4r hal'>i @i'-, ac"O "l
which for speculation end cNp r. ltNp hl'> Ahetah
COO lales O >rt-liuI aIu TF fHtE H""iI.nE
yn ancs 4si. Minchctr market-Nar's Irregular; cotN
dull ,., , ,...,o,
Quotations are based American standard OF cassiica
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T. v HUhNSOON AUeilt AL Schoo buIeat ". I'Ii -
= SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRI1ING COLLEGE
s16 Broadway. y. Y.
For Young Ladics-COuntry.
r LIVINGSTON PARK SEMINARY. Rochester. ". Y.
IL Home Church school for the care, management and
Write for iustr1tcd circular Mrs c. 81 Curtis Principal
~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rdn gschool for twenty i've
s"''' iMOGENE BERTHoLF Principal.
- Primary. Junior senior Department, Pupils receiyei
ony time 1850 school year Circulars on apphcouol
For Boys and Young McE- Country.
D ORDENTOWN (N. j. MILITARY INSTITUTE
IEur T. D. LANbON. CoMMANDANr
r. ASTMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. Poushkeepse. Ny.
p u on SS 6s
notice 10 charge sor furnished. Send for carge
L. REEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold. y. j.. 45th year,
L College preparation specially business. h!Sh school
ID 0UGHK EEPsIE MILITARY INSTITUTE Twenty.
ana business. xFEGASk HOLLAND. C. E. Principal
DoCKLAND CoLLEjl- l-NYACk-ON-HUDsoN.
x so %a s SfsS S H. a fnp
- At Tile BRYANT SCHOOL. i.o,lyn. l.. L.. N. Y.
Overlooking L. J. Sound. send for Ustatnd dialogue
, THE GUNNERY.
of experienced and competent teacher, are ne"
feature. 49,, , !,
Next term begins January 8.
j Mass.-Easter Term begins Jan. 4th Classical scen
tifc business Primary DeIarnents Athletic. encou se
G;efa S Kew trfnlnF ph. fSoS Socks anu
NJ '''' Head Maser' JosEPII ALDEN SHAW. a. NJ.
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Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
A DVICE ABOUT SCHOOLS ard circulars free 70 par
"A en State locality price desired pupPs age ana sex
+. V. HCYSSOON Amellc an Schoo BuIeaI !. w: I,u -.
& END STAMP for the Pretty Typewriter TO -
= SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRIlING COLLEGE
$40 Broadway y. Y.
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3neirntiion.
For Young Ladies'

A CLASS IL LITERAICHE 10. ladie, with D, Dodge
"A O Columbia. REV. DIR. AND MRS. ChAtsI>Eo
If. GARDENERS & HOOI. 6O1 JthsNe.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-03-16

Snostormen fora veckan rasade
med en- for arstiden ovanlig valdsamhet
6fver hela Northwestern, laggande him
der vagen for jernvags- och telegraf-
f0rbindelsen. Stormen strackte sig
fran traktel ma af Montana langti 0ster,
anstallande for6delse 6fverallt. Tenn
peraturen foil SO grader pa nagra tim
mars It'd. De inlupna rapporterna
stamma ALA 5fverens deri, att en- sa
stark sn5storm icke intraffat pa Aera
ar Fran ALA hall och kanter, der stor-
men br6t fran, talas det ON olyckshan-
delser. An hafva personer 0fverraskats
af ovAdret och frusit ihjal, an hafva de
kastats omkull och fallet fatt svara
skador, som till och mod haft d6den till
fold. Den skada, som stormen f0ror-
men f1rorsakade q byggnader j stader-
ma och pa landet, ar nycket stor.
Till de nodlidande Ryssland
afsandes fran New York dessa dagar
IS, 800, 900 pounds mj1l med angaren Mis-
souri,. Angaren afgick direkt till Libau.
Det Or den andra sandningen harifran
landet och hedrar det anerikanska fol-
ket, som pa ett sa frikostigt satt bistar
EFT annat folk, hvars sk6rd f6rlidet ar
icke slagit sd val ut som delta land.
Hela kostnaden for spanmal, hyra for
fartyg, kol Q. 8. v. uppgar till Diver
&115, 900.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-03-16
d A KO T A

!
Eft offer for stormen. En- gam
NAL man vid namn Nugent omkom un-
der stormen onsdags matt narheten
af Manse, N. Da.
Republikanerna j Edmunds CO.,
S. Da,, afh0llo torsdags ett konvent,
hvarvid 10 delegater blefvo v;Mda in
struerade for Mahion Lightner sasom
delegat till acknowledgements.
Vaken for statens intresse. Kon-
gressmannen NJ N. Johnson har lzon-
gressen inlemnat ett lagforslag, som
gar ut pa att F0renta Staterna skulle
skanka N. Dakota 800 acres land MIR
heten af Mandan, for att derpa for sta
tens rakning uppf0ra en- reformskola.
God nyhet for settlare. En- Of
verenskommelse ar traffad mellan re-
geringen och Great Northern -bolaget,
enligt hvilket bolaget far annat land
istallet for det som upptagits af settlare
pa olika sektioner N. Dakota. Att
en- dylik 1fverenskommelse skulle kom-
ma till stand, var icke mer an man ha-
de skal att vanta sig. Nybyggarne
ia nu sitta lugn pa sina tegar, utan
att befara att blifva bortdrifna fran
sina hem.
Prohibitionisternas statskon-
vent for val af delegater till national
konventet st. Louis, afholls Grand
Forks f0rliden onsdag. Pastor Saun-
ders fungerade som ordi6rande. Han
f0rklarade att vilk oret for delegaternas
RAFT till site var, att underskrifva en-
f0rklaring, som f6rbinder dem att un-
derst0dja det nationela prohibitions
partiet och anvanda slit inhytande for
utbredandet af delta parts priuciper.
Donna f6rklaring nekade alliansman-
nen att underskrifva, och f0ljden haraf
blef att de drogo sig ur konventet. Pro-
hibitionisterna valde derefter sina egna
delegater. .J
En- snostorm, hvartill man icke
ems N. Dakota ofta haft motstycke
till, rasade | onsdags med stor valid
samhet Diver staten. I Dalrumple lyf-
to stormen on elevator fran sin plats och
kastade 0fveriinda tva godsvagnar. I
W. 81 bioopS ibol Oluhull
och hera godsvagnar vraztes nod for
banvallen. Dot berattas ON hera fall,
da taken rycktes af stationshusen, der
vid telegrahedningarne f0rstordos
Valley City anrattade stormon sl1ada
for $1,000. En- skorsten till en- any
qvarnS blaste ned och taket till Acid5-
my Of Music, rycktes bort. ! Ggalgou
isfetos taken af iiefa mud 81 oc II sis aFss
nan skada anrattadas l Devils Lak6-
trakten rasade stormen med s;idun valid
samhet, att man icke kunde SO 10 fo5
framf0r sig. Man fruktade aatt hcra
menniskolif gait till spillo, och sa var
tyvilrr aGven f6rhallandot. Asa Wilson
fran Eden Valley, Mimi, blof funnen
frusen ihjal i narhcten af Morris Duf-
fys residens, 15 mil fran Devils Lake.
Ole Larson hittadcs ihjalfrusen New
Rockford. Flera personer saknas, som
kanske deat samma ode. Fran ALA
hall och kantor inneb;ira rapporterna,
att det var den starkaste sn6storm,
som pa fera ar hems0kt N. Dakota.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-03-16
w is CO N ST N.

Skadeansprak. j. J. Koch Ash
land fordrar 900 skadestand af sta
den, emedan han rakat falla omkull q
en- isglatt gangbana och dervid lidit
svara kroppsskador.
For andra gangen domd. Den
f6rut d6mde bankr6fvaren Baker, hvil-
ken nu undergatt ny rattegang ASH
land, blef fredags d6md till fem ars
stratfarbete. Stamina dom hade f8rut
afkunnats Diver B., men han sBkte nu
efter aftjenandet of II ar af delta strait
erhalla sin frihet. Rattegangen ifraga
siiges ha kostat countiet cirka $15,0 900.
West Superior-nyheter: Stads-
valet f6restar. Tisdagen den % 2dennes
ia stadens borgare tillfalle att registre-
ra sina mann rostlAngderna. - Re-
dakt6ren for "W. S. Tr." sitter numera
sakert f6rvar. Orsaken h;irtill upp-
gifver han vara, att han dagarne fatt
en- valdig stor hund till skdllks. Den
salunda f6rskansade upplyser ON, att
hunden char sin plats framf0r redak-
tionsbordet och Ar siirskildt dresserad
for jagt pa "cranks", bakdantare och
tjuflasare". 80
Straffvard vardsloshet. Fran
Hudson f6rmales att den 82:arige Si-
mon Nelson blifvit skjuten af yada
Olyckan timade pa sd satt, att den
gamle mannen under en- vandring ge-
nom skogen satt sig for att hvila, da
L. Hill, hvilken var ute pa jagt, fick
syn pa mannens graa skagg SAINT lade
an, den f0rmodan att han hair hade
ett lAtt atkomligt villebrad. Nelson
aaed f0ljande dag af dot salunda err
hallna skottsaret ON kongressen an
tager en- lag, f6rbjudande indianer att
bara skjutvapen, sd borde ON mojligt,
sadana jagare innefattas lagbestam-
nielsen.
Brefkort fran st. Croix Falls.
Bland landsmannens antal hiirpa plat.
sen finnas manga, som egna sig at olika
handverk. En- omstandighet, som i
icke ringa man bidrager till handtyer-
karnes framgang, ar den rikliga till
'gangen pa drifkraft ifran vattenfallet.
DldHu uSLH SOIL Sdltllud peSaSllab SLY
at denna f0rdel aro Olof Strand berg, som
for sin smedi ia erhaller n0dig drifkraft
fran vattenfallet; Isak Venhart eyer, en-
planning mill" och mr.. Elmquist snic-
kareverkstad. Det NEST sarcgna ar
emellertid att betrakta den svarfyeri-
verkstad al sx5, som eyes of Salomon
Bsrgquists tva gossar af respektive 10
a 8ar.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-05-28
Shed Lambert Dead.
Bismarck Tribune, May oath.


News reached the citizens of Bismarck
yesterday, of the death of Shed Lambert.
He was engaged, with number of men,
in seeding the Hayes farm, he was driving
a seeder, and something becoming wrong
with the neckyoke, he got down, and
started toward tho wagon just behind him.
When about half way there, he fell. Help
was summoned from the other end of the
field, but when it arrived, he was quite
dead. He died easily and painlessly, there
being no signs of a struggle.
Mr.. Lambert came to Bismarck with
his parents in 1878. He has been engaged
almost continuously since that time in
railroad contracting, and was known to all
as a conscientious workman. He was one
of Bismarck's honored and respected citi
zens, and kind father and loving husband.
He has served the citizens of this city for
two terms in the capacity of alderman, be-
sides holding other positions of trust and
confidence.
He leaves wife and four children, who
have the heartfelt sympathy of the COM
munity in their sore bereavement.