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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-21
@erabau !. MuSNeuuna

Denuer, SOL, ID. Mdr3. 60
tben baben Musf@iKt tbre Mrbeiten.
begonnen, INN 100000 aufaubrinz
gen, nm cine internationale Musftelz
lung bon 8ergtperts= unb Snbuftriez
prdbutten in's 2sben gu rllfen, nell
DE einem 8ef@lufe na& i'm Sabre
1896 in Denper a~bsebulten iperben
lou.
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0rubenun4Il6.

minnipes, Man. IL. MGr5~
Cine @pe3ialbepef@e aus Rat por==
tcooe melbet, bab bic Sultanagrube ba=.
ielbit in Tlammen itebe. 3man3ig
@rubenleute befnben ii9 am Tube bes
@4a4tes uno man befir@tet, baB iie
1Gmmtlt4 erittdt finb.
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Morpete ihrc @inoer.

Darts, &c.,. IL. Mdr3. Sn @orz
ton, 5tpei Meilen peitli@ bon bier,
CAB Trau Molie Garrutbers, bic
@atttn bon IS. Garrutbers. einem
tpoblbabenben Garmer, ibren bret Rinz
bern, IA, II unb 4 Sabre alt, Mor<
pbtum, INN lie aug benz @ege gu i@afz
fen. Die betben jiinsften itarben. Die
Trau purbe perbaftet unb bat geftanz
ben.
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Weues Rabnproieft.

Wictoria, g. g., IL. Mdr5.
Die grobe Morbbabn ion big @ictoria
gebaut merben. Man beabi i9ttgt Elm
grobes Tdbrboot gu bauen, ipobur&
Bic 3iige na4 Der Sniel 8ancouper
qebradt tperben. so bic 1eberfabrt
ltattfnben 1ou, 1T unbeitimmt.
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atSmardS @eburtstaa.

Berltn, IL. Mdr3. SO beibt,
bab Der Ratier nit feinen @0bnen
unb ben Mtniftern uftp. am 1. Mpril
perf6nli@ it@ na@ Griebri&srub Be-
geben pirb, INN benz st : 3an3ler gu
ieinem 80. @eburtstae gu gratuliren
unb beFen Girfentitel erbli& gu MAJ
den. .
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Git, Vntcrm0roer.

Mtnneapolis, 13. Mdra. Ser
17zidbrige 9autf9e Nitolaus 8ocz
min ermorbete feinen @ater peter
8obtpin in Der Tamtltenpobnuna Nr.
22OO Monroe Ctr, na4 einem Mortz
ape9fel. @r f4pB breimal nit einem
32=taltbrtgen &epolper arf i'm; 3pei
&ugeln gingen in bas 9er3,
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Wa6en s8e0uaotAuna

q o me, Is. mdra. &0nis gum
bert bat tpe9en Der beporifebtnben
Mablen 173 Sioilianer, bic tpes<n
Sbetlnabm an benz Mufftanb Dor eli
mem SABRE gu @efdnsniBftrafen ner<
urtbeilt tpurbtn, amneftirt unb 'bat
bic Straf5eit bon 480 Mnberen abse=
Mr3t. -
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8cbem ,pteocr s,tr 2(rbett.

pittsburg, II. MGr5. I@ts
taufenb @rubenarbetter in ben &ot<
lengruben hes Diitrtttes tperoen NOR
Qen bic Mrbett tpieber aufnehmer, benz
ielbn apurben SO Gents per Some be-
pilIiat, bic lie perlangt baben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-21
SeNerreiM.

. &eVegrSuWs MI
Wien. Die italientIae Resierung
bat Ioeben nit benz Oftsrreidti4en
Sanbslsminiiterium 0erbanblunsen
tpsgen bes Mni4luHes an bic 9ele=
pbonlinie WienzHriet mad Wailanb
eina;lsitet. Va bic Derbinbuns Mal>
lamb tom berseftellt 1T, spiirbe bamit
cine birette telepboxif@e Nerbinbur8
aipi5den Wisn unb Rom gefdaHen.
Der preis zines @eiprdaes lou auf
brei Sire feitseite1t tperben.
@ra3. Dor brei Monaten iagte
in Der Ndbe bon Marburs Girt Staz
nislaus Sultotpstp nit ieinen Dads
bunben. auf Giidfe. Gin 9unb purbe
bamals Don einem Guf'Ie gebifen.
0or einisen Sasen puroe ber gebifz
1ene 9unb putbtranf, bib bic Girftin,
ben 3ammerbisner unb fdmmtli4e
9unbe bes Jiritsn. Die G%iiritin 1T
tpobl, Der &ammerbiener jebo4 err
tranft.
2%aisnbruber Grater Dismas Giienz
berger, Der Senior a0er 8apuainer in
Oeiferrei9 : ungarn, Deut5hlanb unb
Der S9tpeia, 90 Sabre, 1T in @munz
ben seitorben.
Dur. 6ier purbe Der Sberiteiger,
bes Durer Roblenpereins Wenael Oyer
moi, Elm aleemein sea4teter Mfann,-
meudlinss ermorbet. als ct lid mnr>
gems bonn Marienz gum Sbsobpre>
Sda9te bes Dursr Roblenpereins be-
seben rppnte. Obpobl Der llnslidltz:
DE unmittelbar mad Der Shat aufge1
funben unb ibm iofort dratli@e 9il.
fe gu She'll tpurbe, gelangte er ni4t
tpieber CUR 8eiinnung uno perlhteb
mad tpenisen Stunoen. Die Rad
fpr14uneen nad benz MDrber paren
bisber obne grfols; man permufbet
i'm in ben Rrei1en ber 9eber unb
@srb:Bten, benen Der perlabli@e Mlann
elm Dorm i'm Muse mar. Sir bic 9inz
terbliebenen bes unglidli4en Mannes
nirb ausreidenb ge1oret msrben; bic
unfalz unb Otter periftrungs=Mz
tiens@eieq19aft in Berlin, bel Der
ct oerfi4srt mar, bat bic boh Der
umme fofort an1tanbslos
liquibirt.
Lhu,ria
3uri@. 9ier bat ii4 auf 4n<
reauns Der Socialliga cine idtpeise<
ride @eperbez unb 9anbnertersilbe
qebilbet, Der 9anbtpertsmeiiter uno.
@e1enen anseb0ren uno bic ben 3tped
bat, 0lrbeitsz unb 2obnfragen auf
giitli9em Wese gu erlebigen, unb
iiberbaupt benz 8erbdltnib 5pi1hen
Meifter unb @e1ellen tpieber mebr bas'
@eprdse gu stben, bas es CUR Blutbes
aeit beg 9anbperts bate.
Del nGdfe Se@felduten : l1nSus
lou 1896 3ur Geier bes $50. @eburts=
tases Psychologists peranftaltet perben.
0u3ern. Sn @ettnau ereignstt
ii4 elm f9aperes rnsliid. Nuf benz
@uqatberg nit @raber zines 8rlnz
mems be4dftist, tpurben 5tpei jnnge
8ur54en, Namens Griebri4 2ooslt,
Is Sabre alt, unb Sobann S@lrz
mann, 81 Sabre aft, bur4 einftirSen<
be GrbmaKen berf&iitttt. Sic muir.
ben tobt berporsegraben, pabrenb 3
~tpeitsre Mrbeiter benz Sob NIT tnapper
Notb entflieben fom.ten.
Waabt. Sobann Grana @atbe~
lag, ber dltefte S@tpei5erbirger. muir
be bieier Sage in 2onsirob Maabt)
bearaben. ST purbe seboren int
Sabre 1871, als 3pi1ing. @ein 33tpilz.
lingsbruber tpar ettpas tpeniger lang<s
lebia, ct itarb "a Sabre alt. Die Taz.
Mile 36blte neben ben @ltern finf
@Dbne unb cine 1o4ter.
Bern. Das 8olt bes &ontons
Bern bat bic bisberise oblieatorH4e
Notwithstanding NIT $4,000 aeeer
$4,000 Stimmen abgei&nHt.
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pic We0icrmna auf Dem MId, "a

Berlin, 10. Mdra. SroB 5e5
Dement'S oer rNorboeuti4en Mqgez
meinen 3ettung" bri4t fi4 bic Qn;
ii@t immer mebr 8abn, bob bic &C.
gierung bic l1mftur3z@ 5uriidz
5ieben tpirb.
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Sic fraus6nin,em @abtnette.

Das neue Cabinet 1T bas pierunbz
bretBiqite Mtntiterium, bas iett benz
II. Tebruar 1871 bic i3igel ber Sc
malt in 6rantrei6 erqriFen bat. M{on
erinnert ii@, bub Sbiers, bas erite
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sett oea rau,nen oaramf

Berltn, Ii. Wdr3. Gs berlauz
tet, bab bic &egierung opei Rriess=
19iHe na4 ga @uaDra beorhert bat,
bic 8e5ablung Der @arantie1umme
bon Z pro3ent fir ben 8au Der Gem
tra&babn bon 8ene5uela, pel9e BON
Deut19en gebaut tpurbe, gu forciren.
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@armes xaaKer ais &eilmitteI.

@arnteS Maher ais Ectlmattei'
6ieraulanbe perben peri4tebent
c5ronij9e Rrantbeiten bon n:an4en
Meraten bur4 marines @aHer, bas ber
Rrante, beblfs reselmdbiger Durf=
IpiIlung beS gan3eu &6rpers, trinten
muB, 9ebeilt. Mu4 als prdierputir
eeaer &ranfbeiten finbet ber @ebraut
bon 1parmem @aTer, belonoers Dol
Slid, tmmer srDBere @erbreitung,
Wie fat ale reuen Metboben, bic als
baute aoupeaute angetinbist tperben.
lit au4 bieie 9eilmetbobe ni4t neu,
@9on Dor ungefdbr Is Sabren miez
Salisbury auf ben groben Nuben oes
WaKertrintens fin. St bs3auptete.
baB Der @ebrau4 GROCER Quantttdten
Srintmafers Elm por3uglides M{ittsl
lei, Alhn peri4iebene probutte Der Der
bauung unb @dbrlns Der Speifen,
benen ct bas @nt5teben BON Rrantbeiz
te 3uThrieb, aus benz Darmtanal gu
entfernen. @r fling INIT taltem Waner
an, 1ab fi@ aber bur4 bic BEL pielen
pattenten e%ntitebenben St0runsen ber
0erbauuns senDtbigt, bic Muenbung
GROCER Mengen talten WaKers mieber
ein3uftel1en. 9ierauf periu4te ct es
NIT rautparmem Maf1er, muBte aber
au@ biefe Rur aufgeben, ba ber Sc
bralldb beRelben 0fters @rbre&en i'm
@efolge 9atte. @nbli@ rtetb ct mar
mes @aEer an, unb bieier &atb 1T es.
Der fi9 in Mmerita @ingang Deri4aft
bat unb BON ben ameritaniiden &er3z
ten ertpeitert unb 10 seregelt 1T, bab
biele patienten biefe Sour nit @rfolg
gebrau4en. Die 8~eittmmungen fir
bieieEbe 1inb folsenbe: l. Das Wafer
bari tpeber talt, nod betb, nod lauz
&parm 1etn, 1onbern muB circa SO Big
38 @rab Gelfi1s, alfo 8lut&pdrme baz
ben. 2. Die 4uantitdten bes gu
t%rtntenben WaTers miiffen fi@ na4
ber Snbipibualitdt bes &ranten. ri4z
ten. Man nebnN inbehen ME mehr
als bDditens 5tpei Otter pro Sag, in
8tpei bts bret peridisbenen Doim.
5. 0as MaKer muB cine Stunoe Dor
Dem MittageHen un6 5tpei @tunben
Dor Dem @4tafengeben setrunten iuerz
ben. 4. IS barf ni4t auf einen 3ug,
1onbern mub f4ludtpeiie in BET 3eit
bon elmer piertel ober elmer balben
@tunbe Q<trunten tperben. 5. Sails
geunbe Yerionen bic MarmpaNertur
als prdierpatip gebrau@en, biirfen fte
ettpas, bas ben @s1@mad berbeFert,
hineinmi1 den, ebenfo mie man in
&rantbeitsfdllen Mr5neien 3ufisen
bart. Die ameritani14en @er3te Be-
Baupten, bab BERN @ebrau4 narmen
WaKers ale Organs better f%untttoniz
rem, bas 8tut qeretnigt, bic 8erbauz
ur,g geregelt unb ale Mb1onbsrunssn
bef0rbert tpsrben - tur3, bab bic @orz
tbei1e fir bic @efunbbett 10 beoeuteno
finb, bab bic Warmpa ermetbobe ais
elmer ber toitbariten S@dbe ber Sell
tunbe angeieben uerben miiie uub
cine grobe 3uturft Dor ith babe. 4u@
bic befarnte enslii&e meoiainif@e 3eitz
f9rift r9be 2ancet" nennt bic Mmtpenz
burg tparmer Mahers als Mebita<
ment einen mt4tigen 8eitrag Der
&meritaner CUR 9eiltunbe. Na4 Ell
ner Mittbetl1lme hes 81. Doung in
9artforb, balten ale @potbeten baz
ielbit um bic Mittags3ett @ldier nit
WaFer, bas 36 Grab Geliius fat, be-
reit, unb es 1T fHon GUT @etpobnhett
getporbsn, cine Stunbe Dor benz Wtitz
ta9efen in cine Mpptbefe btneinaulauz
fen, INN fem Slas marines Waher gu
trinfen.
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I'm Dem 10 Mei(en iiibli6 DO

= Sn Dem 10 W}ellen 1u6ll9 bon
Moberlp, $780,, gelegenen @isbee
ftir5te Der Mai9intit german 8lDtb,
pGbrenb ct an Der Ma59inerte Der
5abrtDrbe elmer 1ortisen &oblengrube
etr* &eparatl1r bornaEm, ben 1875
SUP tiefen @ha4t Binab unb mar auf
Der STEELE tobt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-21

Sn Meft superior min man
etne Mtlt3oompagnte 'bilben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-21

aus 0a1eirp, Der neue Golontalminiz
fter, 1T Mebiciner. ST tpurbe 1884
Mitglieb bes parifer Stabtratbs, fpaz
ter @oriiBerber unb leitete als 1olhsr
1ebr gef4tdt bic @d4dfte apGbrenb ber
Musftequng BON 1889. 1889 unb 1898
1purbe ct auf Elm rabicales pro9ramm
in bic &ammer gepGblt.
Gum Marineminifter 1T Der Qomiz
raj 8,snarb ernannt, bisber Gbet bes
3~tpeiten Sesbe3irts unb @%eeprafect
in Brett. 1888 geboren, beiu4te ct bic
Marimi4ule unb tam als iunger Sfz
fcier gum @ekdtpaber bes( @rpBen
Oceans. Gr ma@te bort bic unternehz
munger1 ge9sn Die ruft14en 9dfe11
tpGbrenb bes &rimfrteges nit uno,
nadbem ct. mdbreno bes italtent4en
Rrteues i'm Mittelm1esr %bertpanbt NOR
BIN tpar, 1pdter ben 5elb3u9 gs9er1
China. @r tpurbe 1870 @eneralitabsz
@6ef Der Dipi iion ber 8retugne unter
@ougearb, etnem WaHengefGbrten aus
Go@inGinu, als @ambetta bic 9eere
Der @epubltt idlf. ST 3et4nete 1t4
bei Droue unb Sc Mars aus, tpurbe
Sfficier BET @brenlegton, aber er1t
1878 5regattencapttdn unb 1880 Ga
pttdn aur See. @eit 1892 mar ct
@tce > Mbmtral unb @eeprdfect in
8reft. g
Ser 1sus &riegsminiter General
3ur(inben 1T elmer Der niel,n Gl1Gher
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-28
shorter Paragraphs Of News.

This morning at 3 o'clock the funeral
of the late Thomas Burns will be held
from the family residence. 125 stone
avenue. High mass will be celebrated
at ST. Peters cathedral ad iterment
will he made in Hyde Park cemetery.
On January .. after three weeks
idleness the Lackawanna Knitting mill
will resume operations with the eN-
pectation of long continuance.
The drum corps of Camp 43O, Patri-
otic Order Sons of America, are maxi
ing preparations for their annual ball
on New Years afternoon and evening.
1t i'll be at Music hall.
Matters hall Ill be the scene Of a So
cial on New Years night. 1t will be
under the auspices of the Scranton
Saengerrunde.
The condition of John Connors. the
hoy no fell from the Meade Brook
trestle is much improved.
A delegation of the William Connell
Hose company will go to Pittston to-
night to attend festivity under the
auspices of the Black Diamond Hoook
and Ladder company, or the Dark
town Fire Brigade"
Miss Mary Philbin, OF New York, Is
the guest Of friends on Stone avenue.
Mary Gallagher OF : one avenue. has
re .ugned from . short visit to Arch
bald
Martin Counor. OF Cedar aNenue. has
Withdrawn from th, race for school,
controller n the Twentieth ward.
John Gibbons will have practically no
opposition for the Office.
James Edwards. of Cedar aveue Is q
cadldate for common council in the
Twetieth ward.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-28
New York Produce Market.

New York. Dec. .27.-Flour-Dull. easy
Wheat-Fairly delivery, flrmer fol
spring. No. red. store and elevator
6Sc.; anOat. 691sc.: T. o. b., 6Sa6s7s; un-
graded red. 62a7Oc.; No. l northern. 65h
a65%c.: options closed firm at 1lhc. over
yesterday. jan. 649sc.; Feb. 65iac.
March. 669sc.; May. Csc: July. 64Ac.
Dec, 64Ac. Corn-SpOts. firm; No. 2
34c.; elevator. 35c. afioat. Options, dull
firm and unchanged. Oats-Dull steady
Options. dull, easier. Dec. 23kc. jan
23Mc.: May, 23Ac. Spot prices. No. 2
at 23Ac.; No. 2 white. 24Ac.; No. 2 Chi
cago, 22isc.: No. 3 at 22hc. No. white
2SAc.; mixed western. 23lsa241sc.; white
do, 24a2Sc; white state. 24a26c. Pro-
visions, quiet. unchanged. Lard
Quiet, easy; westerns steam.5c.: refined
quiet; continent, $500; s. A., Sc. 30: COM
pound 45s. Pork-Ouiet, steady: mess
1915. Butter and Cheese-Unchanged
Eggs-Fair demand and steadier: state
and Pa, 22a25c.; southern. 19ha2lc.
western. fresh, 20a21c.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-28
DUNMORE

The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian EndeavOr of the PRESBYTERIAN n
church will hold a social at the home of
-. U. Vert, on North Blakely street,
Tuesday evening.
good programme has been ARRANGED
for the meeting of the Loyal Legion to-
night.
Miss Louise Beemer. of Mill City. is
the guest of friends in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Kimble, Of Butler
street. have returned from a visit with
friends in Salem. Wayne county.
Miss Lou Hedglin. of Hawley. is WIS.,
iting friends and relatives in this place
Arthur Smith leaves today for visit
with friends and relatives at Union,
NJ
A large number of friends of Edward
Bishop rendered him a surprise party
at his home on Fifth street last even
ing. Various amusements were in
dulged In, after which refreshments
were served.
The Methodists held their querterly
conference last evening. Tomorrow's g
services will be held in the basement Of
the new church: love feast at $50;
preaching at 1890; Sunday school at
2.30: Junior League at $50. Presiding
Elder w. l.. Thorpe will preach at 7.2O
Christopher Moffatt Is confined to his
home on West Drinker street by illness
On New Years night the Loyal Le-
giOn will give an entertainment entitled
"The Princess" The committee Ia
working hard to make It a success and
their efforts should be rewarded by a
large attendance. The admission Ia
only ten cents.
The Sunday school board Of the Meth.
odist Episcopal church elected officers
for the ensuing year on Thursday even
ing. Strenuous efforts will be made to
increase the membership Of the school
during the coming year.
Rev. Il. l.. House. of Attleboro. Mass.
who so ably filled the pulpit Of the Pres.
byterian church few weeks ago. will
have charge of the services tomorrow.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-28
NORTH End.

John Sullivan and James Bell spent
yesterday with friends at Carbondale.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. i. Davis. of Green
street, have returned home after a visit
with friends at Nanticoke.
The Rev. Newman Matthews. of the
Puritan Congregational church. will
preach next Sunday sermon apprO-
pirate to Christmas. Special music will
be given under the direction of Choris-
ter Reese Watkins.
DR.. Lamb, Of Baltimore. Md, who has
been a guest of DR.. Sullivan, has re-
turned to his home.
William Richards. of Spring street. Is
improving rapidly from his severe i'll
ness.
At a meeting of the North End Clerks
Indoor Base Ball league. held Thursday
evening, Bert Steele was appointed one
of the official scorers.
At the Primitive Methodist church on
East Market street tomorrow morning
the subject will be "Tarrying at the
Milestone" commencing at 1880 At
the evening service, commencing at
O'Clock. the subject will be Shipped
Into the Great Ocean,"
Alderman Roberts made q business
trip to Wilkes Barre and Plymouth
yesterday.
The services at the Welsh Baptist
church on West Market street tomorrow
will be at the usual hours. In the even
Ing the pastor, Rev. II. F. Davis will
preach on THE Days and Their Teach
ings." After the sermon the ordinance
of the Lords supper will be admins
tered
The Clarke's Store company and Null
ley's Triple stores clubs of the business
league played game of indoor base ba II
last evening at Company II armory. the
former winning by score of s to 4.
All of the services of the North Main
Avenue Baptist church tomorrow will
he appropriate to Christmas. Several
of the best singers in the city will as
sist In the rendition of the musical pro-
gramme, among them Miss Phoebe
Smith and w. ]. Owen. Special num-
bers for the morning will be: when
Jesus Was Born In Bethlehem" anthem
by j. B. Herbert: Watching Their
Flocks." anthem, with solo soprano by
Miss Phoebe Smith. Evening: Sing
with JOY" anthem; "Hark! What Celes-
tial Sounds" anthem, with duet by
Misses Smith and Owen. The sermons
Will be adapted to the season.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-28
THE world Or BUSINESS
Stocks and lIOuds.

New York, Dec. 27-Wall street re-
vlew.-Stocks were weaker today. At
the opening London was a seller and
cables reported decline In American
railway securities abroad. Following
this s2.000.000 was engaged for ship
ment to Europe tomorrow and this had
a disturbing effect on marginal holders
Of stocks. Besides this the street was
iclined to take a less hopeful view of
the prospects for financial legislation
at Washington. The result was Il gen.
eral decline of AG1A per cent. In the
first hour of trading. In the down.
ward movement Sngar, the Grangers.
Louisville and Nashville. Manhattan
and Jersey Central were most promi-
nent. At the decline the brokers rep
rcsenting bear operators We're liberal
purchasers and the early loss was re-
covered. Chicago Gas was especially
strong at this time advanced to 67A on
the decision by Judge Bischoff In the
Whitner case which it was claimed re-
moves all legal obstacles In the way of
reorganizing the company In the
afternoon trading B. & o. showed
great weakness and under ,liQuidating
sales fell to 49, The final transactions
yesterday were at 40la. The break in
the stock was due to the revival of the
TuiioTS apout an Impending receiver
ship and an issue of ten millions of
new preferred stock to provide for the
iloating debt and other purposes
These reports led to selling of Western
Union and this stock fell S6ls to 83H
the argument having been advanced
that II the rumors about Baltimore and
Ohio ere true the company ould neces-
sarily have to sell its block of tele-
graph stock. Pittsburg and Western
preferred in sympathy fell per cent.
to Is. The Baltimore and Ohio con-
trolling interest in this property. The
general list held we'll for times but the
depression in B. & O. with the incline
In Western Union had a demoralizing
effect and in the last half hour there
ere liberal sales of wall the leading
issues. Speculation closed weak in
tone with prices anywhere from u to ga
per cent lower on the day. B. & o.,
however. lost ~ per cent. Total sales
were 233, 100 shares.
FURNISHED by WILLIAM LINN, AL
LEN Co.. correspondents for A. r.
CAMPBELL, stock Broker. 4l2 Spru, G
street.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-28
Buffalo Live Stock.

Buffalo, Dec. 2l.-Cattle.5s2; on sale.
32: market opened 15a25c higher. closed
firm. Steers-4, 900: .veals. $7.O0a175,
light to fair, S4.5Oa6.75. HOgs-Receipts,
$50; on SALE, 5000: market opened ac-
tive and 1Oa15c. higher. closed steady.
Yorkers, $S.75; light do, ,s3. 75a3.O0; mixed
packers, $3.65a37O; mediums and heavy.
&c. 6Oa3.6 mostly $3.65; pigs. s3.S5a3.90;
roughs, SO. 1Oa3. .25; stays, $2.75a8.00 Sheep
and Receipts, 5000; on sale, g.
900. Market opened active and $1.5O to
25 cents higher. closed strong; good
lambs, a. 495a5.O0 fair to good. $4.35a4. IS;
light and common. $3.50a4.25; mixed
sheep. good to choice. $2.50aS.15; year
lings. $3.25: culls and fair sheep. $1.50a
2.4O; export grades. 81. .9Oa3.5O; lambs sold
late at $500: three loads Canada lambs
sold late at $500.
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lose nh Eitzsi,uiuous Dead.

At late hour Thursday night at the
home of his mother on Stone avenue.
Joseph Fitzsimmons. aged 33 years.
died after lingering illness of several
months. He was well known young
man. The funeral will be held Mon
day morning at 3 O'Clock, with high
mass of requiem at st. Peters cathe-
dral. Intcrment vii be made in Hyde
Park Catholic cemetery.
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Chicaan Live Sinck.

Union Stock Yards. Ills. Dec. ~
Cattle-Receipts $500; market slow and
steady; common to extra steers. 81. 10a
4.75: stockers and feeders. $2.4Oa375;
cows and bulls. $150a3.50; calves. $2.50a
600; Texans, $2.70a3: 80. HOgs-Receipts,
5000; market firm and &c. higher: heavy
packing and shipp,ng lots. $3.40a3671a:
common to choice mixed, $3.40a3.6S:
choice assorted, So 35Oa3.55; light. $3.4Oa
3.621a: pigs. $260a355. Sheep-Receipts.
5000: market firm and 10c. higher. In
ferior to choice. S2.5Qa325; lambs. 3s.25
a4.65.
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SOUTH SIDE NEWS.
Coroner Kelley Decided That an Inquest
Was Not Necessary in the
Case Of John Convey.

Coroner ]. A. Kelley made per-
sonal investigation of the accident
which resulted in the death of John
Convey. yesterday morning and he de-
cided that an inquest was unnecessary.
There as nothing to dispel the common
belief that death had been due to any
thing but accident.
The funeral will take place this
morning ut 8 o'clock from the residence
of his parents, on Front street. Re-
QUEEN mass will be celebrated at st.
Peters cathedral and interment Will
be made In Hyde Park Catholic ceme-
terry
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-28
Toledo Grain Market.

Toledo. Dec. 27.-Wheat, receipts
1900; shipments, 5000; quiet: No. 9
red cash and Dec. 641sc.: No. 3, red cash
63c Corn. receipts. 12O,279; shipments
113GOO; dull; No. mixed, May 2shc
Oats, receipts. 1000; shipments. 1000;
nominal. Glover seed. receipts, 49,
bags; shipments. S4S; dulr; cash $4.15;
arch. $4.22k.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-28
Caucus This Afternoon.

The Democratic caucus in the Four
teenth ward will be held this afternoon
between the hours of and at the
regular polling places of the two dis
tricts. Candidates will be nominated
for the offices Of common councilman,
school controller. alderman and con-
stable. James F.. Cummings, of West
I.ackawanna avenue, is opposed to the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-28
aoof TIMING anu SOLDERING

sANs PxTENT P PPHiNFTT.. II. 1sieS Vi I. eoa.isss a
ee ine!edients well-known to al. II can o
rSofs, alse 70 brick dweling., which win
prevent absolutely any .crumbliAg. crack
Ing Or braAking Of the brick. II win out.
ana s co.s does S1 snS not sas.sS ea A.
of the Oeot Of timing. u cold by tAe ~
-. pouD1 .Ccntracta taken b.
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, ph,,ade,phia TaIIow Marie,

Philadelphia. Dec. 27.-Tallow IL dull
but steady, We quote as follows: City
prime. in hhds. 3%@4c: country. prime
In bbls. 3Bc; do dark In bbls, 3h@3%c;
cakes, 4Ac; grease. 3hc. ..I.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-28
LONDON NEWSPAPERS.

Barrons Letter to Times-Herald.
An impression Is entertained by large
part Of the world outside Of London that
the Times. the thunderer Ut exultant
tory days, II the most dominant and most