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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-23
AsUspENsIoN OF BU.INEsy.
A brokerage fIrm said TO Have Gone
Under with Had Results.

Under with Had Results.
Phillips and company, stock brokers,
doing business In this city ana having
offlces In the Walker bank building,
have suspended operations, but
whether permanently or not remains
yet to be seen.
The report that the firm had "bust-
ed" spread like wildfire throughout
the city this morning and many were
the tnles that were floating around In
mining circles ospecia lily. Some said tb at
several Of Salt Lak,'s most prominent
business men had been "cincheu" la
the proposition, but a talk with some
of these, brought out but q Hat denial
that they had ever had my connec-
tion with the company. The firm did
general brokerage business, dealing
in grain, stocks anu Ir5visions aud re.
ceiving daily quotations from Eastern
markets by telegram. Not n few locs
brokers' had dealings with this firm
and 1t was said that some OF them were
heavy losers through the assignment
OF the company. 1t was said
that brokers Peery and Lowe had SUI
fered greatly but when these gentle
men were approached anu asked to
explain, they kindly requested to be
excused. The former, however, eaid
that he would come out all right and
lose nothIng.
A NEWS reporter stepped into the
company's cfiice at noon today, where
MIR. Philips was seen.
us Il true" asked the NEWS man,
"that you have gone out OF business,
Mr.. Phillipt?"
"No, STR" replied the gentleman,
vile true we have suspended opera
tions for q short while, bat things Will
be all light In u day or two."
"Then 1t Ia only temporary em-
birfassmenis" suggesteJs the reporter.
"That's ALL" said Mr.. Phillips,
"lhings are little out OF order at the
oiher end OF the line."
Some Of the local brokers term the
company ia bucket shop" but wheth.
er this appellatign is jusllfiable or not
Is not known. Thc firm has bean
operating In this city fer Two or three
monihf, the members OF II coming
here rom the east.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-23

The Emmett mine in Idaho is spoken
OF by tue Boise Statesman ns follow:
SteI hon Dempsey, J. Is. Blaip ana
r. a. Baus came up from Emmett yea.
ierJHy. They are owners of the Em.
NETT mine at Willow Creek. In talk
ing OF the properly, Mr.. Dempsey
stated that they were shipping car
load OF ore to Denver, but the conui-
ton OF the rOals Ia 80 va that It is ni-
most impossible tj get the ore to the
tailroad.
The ore being shipped lie very rich.
The owner 30 not pretend t. know
what II will 20 at, but are taking this
method OF deiermiuing what tIe value
is in shipping lots. Recent AVERAGE
eamples tokUp from tho pay streaks
returned 81 263 anu 81 100 per ton In
goiu. There is about Two feet Of tuch
ore, but In cue place the ray streak
wiIens TO Ave feet. Mir. Dempsey
suited they would he well satisfied II
tho carload should 80 one.quarter ss
high US the samples.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-23
Hlghest of all in LeavenLns
Highest Of all in Leavcnlng IoweLatelt U Govt Report
Rl>! q: R R:3kIi2:s7
ABSOLUTELY PuEE

await U u subbidence Of ihe oc'uf
swells that would enable them to re7t h
tho sanity sbores Of toe island, thir y
miles away. Wnnn they gDt ihere ihr
improesive New England ceremony Of
court opening was gone ihr ugh . no
and three and twenty good IN u an1
irue were duly appointed TO tfansacf
tbs business Of the grand jury. Jiu.
there was no complaint before tn III
hnd, Ia cons quoncr, no lndictme le.
farce days lSter jury OF twelve men
were drawn 20 Try the case Of the Com
monwoalth OF Massachusetts Va VII
nam Henry rhumplon ON charge Of
wliully riding upon the siduwaike u
the town OF Nantucket on n certlln
Vehicle known as a bicy Gle, tbs pug
naciOue Mr.. Thompson having denied
hs Jurisdiction anu authority OF tie
Dart,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-23
Value OF Consula,ts.

Tie United States consulates Mt
london, Paris, Rio Janelro, Liverpool,
Shanghai, Calcutta anu Hong pay
s5.OUO year, remarks the Chicago
Tribune. Melbourne pays $4,000 and
Berlin. Montreal. Yokohama, panama
and Mexico Guy, $4,000. Halifax,
Vienna, Annoy, Canton, flemish,
Hsvre and Cailao are worth $500,
and the Samoan Islands, Consls mine.
pie, Dresden, Guaynquil, Frankfort,
Ottawa, Rome, ST. Peter burg, sinaa.
pore, Cape Town, 1T. Gail (Swii2er.
land), Prague, Antwerp. Valparaiso,
ColoD, Chin Kiang, Fuchau, Han.
Row, bordeaux, Barmen, Nuremberg,
Belfast, bradford, Domerar,, Glasgow,
Kingston, Manchester, Nagasahi,
Osski, Kobe, Vera Cruz, Mnianzas,
(Cuba)i Basic (5wiizsrland) and Mon.
'evideO pay So. 600 each. Thirty-one
conenlates Ia different parts OF the
world pay 1900 ami sixty-,wo pay
1900 each. The remainder pay
81 500 and 81 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-23
ACTION IN CONTEMPT
Judge Powers Files Jurors Charges
Against Attorney John II. ZIEc.
PETITION HEARD 10y JUDGE STE cGi
Believes Hc Has No Authority in the
rr,mis 5 iu VIII lGv igao
the Mater.

Judge Powers presented pet
before Judge Street this Afternoon,
praying that the court order Attorney
John NJ. Zane to show ciuse why he
should not be punished for a coniem p.
OF court.
The petitioners are w. w. Barfait,
+. b. Shelly, A. Il. Short, Theo. w.
WhitOley, FfRnklin Webb and DAniel
Dunno.
In the petition ihsy get forth that on
the llth day Of December, 1896. they
were jurors in tho case OF Margaret
Thompson VS. Harry Hynds and Ibos.
McDeImott, and had heard the owl.
dence in said action, retired to the
Jury rooms, mud returned with u ver-
dict OF no cause OF notion.
That the defendant in the office OF
the clerk OF this court and before
divers persons, had sIid that they, the
petitioners, had been bought Tor n
dollar apiece.
Judge Powers dealrei the i'm.
mediate action OF the court
and quoted Bradley Va Harris,
18th Wallace, United States su.
preme curt, ami Weeks on attorneys.
Judge rtreet--at the time the affair
occurred the matter was reported to
me officially, anu am OF the
opinion mat under our statutes OF
cDntempts, that the court has no duty
In tho matter, the charge not being
made in the presence OF the court.
desire to look up the authorities quoted,
to see neither the court has any duty
10 perform with respect 10 the matter.
Will also say that as far as my obseI-
walton has gone tuat the present panel
OF jurora have In all cases, ncteu in.
diligently, honestly and lailhiuliy in
the discharge OF their duties as jurors"
II Is thought that Judge Street Will
give his decision tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-23
IN MINING CIRCLES.
That The Bulls and Bears Did In
The Pit today.
A SUSPENSION OF BUSINESS.
Phillips and Company, Stock Brokers,
Temporarily characterization.
ipgs From Different onrcts.

The stock market was in good tone
today but the spnriing OF the brokers
iaiIsd to bring out much trading.
Mre, OF the securities held their own,
while some OF them showed eight adj
vances,
with Anchor the bid OF yesterday
was unchsnged while the stock appre.
ciated In value and was held ut 81 80 o
share. Ajax scored an advance oil
hall cent in the bidding and was an
Offering at Tuesdays figure OF 90 cents.
Bullion Beck fell back trifle
being bid for at S6.75 as against So So,
the figure OF yesterday. DAILY was on
the advance, but Daly-West was paid
no attention during the call. -Four
Aces was stationary, as was also Mer-
cur, while Mommoih received h hid OF
S2.l23 and stood as AN Offering at S2.35
Afe, the caIl this stock appreciated IN
the biuding and several brokers offere d
to give 81. 20 ioriit. East GOLDEN Gate
recorder u transfer at half n cent, W HE
son a snd Uthh Were 81 ger thH n
ON the pievious day.
bnausea was the fret unlisted stock
called. 1t was tflered for snle at S2.70
nud bid fer ut s. South Swansea
was not 50 strong In the bidding but
hOldurs raised their figures and de.
manded Sl75 for 1t. Sunbeam was
al Offering at 20 cents and bid for at
lUcente, while Northern Light was
strong at 63 cent? hid aud SOLD n, 81
cent. Utah Consolida.ed was thrown
on the market at IS cents.
O. The closing figures were as follows:
LISTED sToCKs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Cullon-W. A. Springer, Boston; Jas.
II. Clark, state Llue, L. n Seton, k1uc
county; A. T. Sipperioy, y. y. sipperIcy
Jr., Utica, y. Y; ~. O. Smoot, Provo;
{. Il. liamblin, Chicago; +. NJ. Whto-
ing, Ogden,
.Walker-T II. Glassford, Pocatello,
Idaho; II, b. Andrews. Mercur; John C..
O'Neiil, Park City; Q. NJ. Madsen, Gun
nlsoni j. q. Logan, Bingham; DR.. g..
IL. keysor PARK city; Edith Smith, San
Francisco.
Templeton-Harry s.. Clair, Chicago;
n. l.. Carlton, Milwaul,ee; w. II. Sea
mon and wife, san Francisco; Harold H..
Wyndram, New York; James g. Hoyt,
wlle aud child, Miss May Hoyt, ogdens-
burg, n. Y.
knuLs ford-H Hans Schoibe, san Fn,n-
cisco; II. w. Foster, New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-23
Mrs. SandahI Home again.

Mrs. sanddsbI, tho woman who dis.
appeared from her home at Murray
some two weeks ago, oncs more stauds
where sho should bs in the Sandhsll
household, and as r result happiness
Exists where few days ago all was
unessinesa anu despair. The woman
vas discovered last week by J ames
Godfrey manager OF the Pe1ple'a Co.
op. Rud when taken to her home TO Id
aremarkab bis story Of her wandering.
She knew not why she had lett home
and said che had slept outside every
night but onp while away.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-23

Judge Hiles was In his accustomed
sent In the criminal court this after.
noon.
Thomas Perrlonuei, who had pre-
vlously pleaded guilty To pssault with
a deadly weapon, was brought up for
sentence. Ju ;gs Hiies after giving
him good lecture suspended een.
tenne during the deiondant's good be-
naviOr.
Perrionnet is the man who shot AT
his wife in this city about three month";
ago.
John Rice appeared in court to
answer this charge OF petit larceny.
The charge against the Defendant
originally was burslary, but 1t was
changed 10 petit larceny TO which to-
day he entered plea OF guilty. Sem
tenco will be pronounced tomorrow
morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-23
WEATHER YANE.
Obs IVA inns 1akfn # Utah Idaho
MOu.an', Oregon aud Wyoming
StaliUus.

Weather reports showing osserva.
liors ats am. To-Day:
Salt Lake Cny-Barometer, 30. IS;
temperature, 70; minimum, "a; vino,
northeast, miles per hour; partly
cloudy.
Baker Barometer, $3.50; tenn
perAturot 70. minimum, 20. wind,
southeast, 10 miles Ter houI; cloudy.
Cteyenae--- Barometer, 3J.aG, tenn.
psratute, "a; minimum, ~; wind,
northwest, iignt; rlenr.
Heieua-Bar0mster, 3l.i5; temuern.
lure, 80; minimum IS; wind, west,
llghl; clyuJy.
Miles City--Barometey 80 s.; tenn.
peraiure, 40, miDimuu, Is; wind,
Dortneasi, q miles per ut; raiu or
melted snow .Ol; snow.
lihvre- Barometer, 5000. tenn.
peTa.urr, 30; minimum, 80; wind,
loribi miles ret hour; rain or melted
snow OF; snow.
Ninuemuuca - Barometer, 80.35;
temperature, 20; minimum, is; vino
northeast, mIya per hour; clear.
lAaho Fails-Baromeier, 30 "a; tenn.
pyratute, II, minimum, L.; wind,
northwest, . miles per hour; ciaar.
General and local forecasts ior 3G
hours ending =. m. ThutsdEy:
For Utah: Fair, warmer tonighr;
Ihifsnay increasing ciDuJiness.
salt Lake City and Vicinity: Fair
ms ailernnon and tonIghi; increasing
cl2udinets Thursdat; colder Thuruday.
J. ii. SMITH,
Observer Weaihpr Bureau.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utnh.
Icdsy's temperature is shown In the
fac simile thermOm eter given below:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-23

A Big Cottonwood siine which Yields
Rich Gold ore.


Hich Gold orr.
The Dlppcr mine in Big Cotton.
wood Is last winning laurels rs o
valuable proposition. Messre. VIII
Griffith, II. l.. COlburn and Sslden
CAwsoH visited the property the other
uay, their purpose being to Inspect II
with view investment. They re-.
turned well pleased with Whist they
snw and with determination to adu
u slice Of the property to possessions
which they already have. An assay
OF u sample brought in by them shows
value OF Sl6.59 10 gold to the tou.
The Dipper Is owned by the Evans
bDye, II, z. Morris anu otlers, aud
ever since lie discovery has bsen dis
covery has been developed sysiemAtl-
cally. 1t shows splenuid body o.
ore, and Its Ownera have made several
shipments during the past year. Mr..
Colburn when seen by NEWS re.
porter today, sai1 that the mine was
dancy and that he was going to be-
come Interested IN II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-23

Nantucket. which ia one OF tho old.
est settlement In the country, Is also
model c'mmunily Ia the orderly
conduct Of lts membera. A CORES
pondent Of the New York Sun SAYS
mat the November session Of the gu
~ me ana Circuit courts OF The county
OF Nantucket, state Of AlassachugettF,
has Just ended. The learned judges
anu tho officers of the court we're de-
tuiuei three days at New Bedford
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-23

erty IL iocs,ed north OF Eiko, New,
and there IS where the canal aud
reservoir is TO be- buili. The worn
viii furnish employment to large
number OF men during the winter.
The Corey Bros. are to be congTatu-
lated upon this contract.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-23
The Wrong Name,

In the report OF the Chicago con-
ference OF the Saints, given in the
NEWS few days ago the name
Charles l.. Morck appears. 1t should
have been Christian l.. Morck.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-23

One thousand shares OF East Colder
Gate at cent a share; 100 Northern
Light at "a cents. TOTAL .shaies sold,
LOO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-23

Chicago Rive storN
-, Chicago. Dec. q
IOgB-
Light, lraS3u.
Mixed. lJ2rdtAA0
HeAyy, - uJUsh3b
Rough, s3..VGs3U5.
Cattle
iecve-, S}s0ds5
Cows ami hctfers, 81 5o8fLl5,
stockers ana feeder ~ 0iasJ,s1.
sheep Steady TO stronger.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-23

'hiengo Marriott.
chicago. Dec. .
Whent-Dec 1sls Jan 49,
torn-bcc., > AGE Jan. ~
Oats-IeC., 1875 Jan. H.
pork-Dec. a6,5a; Jan, g 55aG0.
lurd-Dcc s3O5. Jan, S3b1.
lihs-nnr.. s. So Jan. s8sl.
tye az
Bar eY- !jA ass.
ElRN-73.
IimOthy-!2. IS,
SILVER. lead
filvOr--d5t.
lrnd--'25a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-23

eilvor-d5i,
lrnd-'2 -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03
Nnr fir Traueu.
6reie 8ehanolune Don DEM weib=
ltden 6efdIehte e~isentbim=
liden Kranfbeiten.

Sn elmer @orleiung fir Sralten I9loB
fitr5li9 Or. 6artman, bonn Surgical 9ptel,
feline 8%emerfungen ipie folgt: nNismanb
petB better als i3, pie iebr man6e Stauen
6ur9 &rantbeiten leiben, Die ibrem Sc
f9ledte eigentbimli9 finb, Niemanb peiB
better ais i4, pie piele Srauen init iOl9en
&rant3eiten bebaftet finb. Seine Mdrtpz
rerin in Der Poeiie ober 9elbin in Der Goz
manttt appelirt riibrenber an bic menfd@
liAe Spmpatbie, als bic Srau, pel9e, be-
laben nit SamilienIorgen, audi nod Die
@rtrobtrbe zines qudlenben unD fortpd6z
renoen peibliben 2eibens gu tragen bat"
Mqen Spl@en m0bten mir iagen:
@9retbt ibm, gebt cine fprgfdltige 8ef6rei<
fung @urer SDmptpme, unb er pirb @u6
.fpfprt feline Rutbf6lGge ertbeilen unb fort
fa9ren, nit Sud- gu c~orrefponbtter, big Sbr
gefunb ieib. @r pirb Die ganae 8ebanbz
lung brfeflt9 letten, pbne .bafiir ettpas at
bere9nen. Die bon linn berf9rie6enen Mebiz
5inen fOnnt Sbr in Der nd9ften @potbefe
erbalten. Gin BUD fir Srauen pirb BON
Der Pezrusna Drug Manufacturing Conn
panp. Columbus, SbiD, fOftenfret %berfanbt.
Or. 9artman's Nbrefie lit Columbus, ObiD.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03
ttebetfaM auf Setttf6e Sft5tere TT
81 A1tfiM0.

Sn Nanfiftg purben, pie +. 3. fur5 be-
ri9tet, am II. MGr5 etnige beuti9e Sffi5iere
bon 9tnetf6em pDbeI angefalen, Dem
pribatI9reiben zines Der Der Damals be-
brobten Sffi5iere an 1einen 8ruber ent@
nebmen mir fOlgenbe ndbere Mittbetlungen
iiber ben @orfaa:
Nanfing g, "a. MtGr5 1896.
&m II. MGr3 rift i9, MIR BON meinem
Meafu begleitet, in bas @elanOe, in tpel4em
bic &afernen fir uniere Sruppen gez
baut perben, um bort nit Dem 8aumeifter
iiber ben YGab fir bic eurppdif3en Sffi5iersz
@p6n6GuIer gu beratben. Die anberen
SffiSiere tparen gu benfelben 3ped bortbin
beiteGt unb rttten meift ebenfaas e~in3eln.
DIS i9 mid benz 8labe ndberte, fub i9 pobl
cine ungenDbnli9e Merf9enmenge, a1nte
iebo9 ni9ts 8Dies unb rift in bieie binein.
pl0Blt9 bore i9 binter mir einen S6ret.
Sd tpenbe mein pferb unb febe, tpie metn
Mafu gerabe an feinem 3opf bOm PferDe
qerifen unb nit Steinen unb 9ieben nib
banbelt tpirb. Sd ellie linn gu 6ilfe. 0o9
i'm ielben Nugenblid fdlt man meinem
pferb in bic 3iigel unb i9 perbe BON einem
@tein6dgsl iiberI9iittet, pdbrenb bic s3u=
nG9ftite6enoen mid nit tpu9tigen 8ambus@
itangen bonn pferbe gu 8oben befDrbern
MOLTEN, Sd iiberfab fofort Die Situation,
RiidpGrts tonnte i9 ni9t, ba Der enge Sbalz
meg bur9 Pferb, Mafu unb ben Meni9ens
fnduel geIperrt par. &e9ts unb lints btnz
berten Elm Our9fDmmen 8erge, tpel6e BON
8ambuspGlbern biht beitanben paren. 8pr
mir me6rere 6unbert Meter e%ntfernt erbob
ii9 bic 25 Meter bobe Stabtmauer, auf
tpel9e cine &e empprfibrte, BORT lag
fur MIDI Die ein5ige Gettung, tpenn es cine
gdb; aber Der Weg tpar BON elmer 500 Bis
900 &Dpfe tarfen briiuenben 'unb tpbenben
Wfenge beiebt, tpel9e ih9 NIT Steinen unb
Stangen betpaffnet bate, tpdbrenb meine
ein5ige Waffe cine binne &eitgerte bilbete.
Sd felbit CAB mid a~Ierbings auf, unb audi
@raf &C., pelben ib auf Der @taotmauer err
blidte unb Der pergebli9 beriu9te, mir 8ei=
ftanb gu brtngen, 1agte mir 1pGter, baB
er cine &ettung fir ausgei4loien 9ebalten
bate. I'm mein pferb fret gu MAIDEN, 1ieB
i9 bemna9 meme &eitgerte nit iaufenbem
9ieb bur9 bic @ifagen Der beiben @eIeqen
pfeifen, pel9e mein pferb bielten. Die
bur9 ben pl0BGi9en S9mer3 unb ben &nz
praG bes pferbes @rf4redten lieBen los
unb i'm @aIupp eing es bur6 bic tpiitbenbe
Menf9enmafie binbur9, pel9e aus nd9fter
Ndbe @urf auf @urf unge3dblte Steine
auf mid abgaben. Sin Gbinefe, pel9er fhb
mir nit elmer Stange in ben @eg iteqte,
tpurOe n~ieOergeritten, unb 10 fam i9 bis 3ur
&e. BORT muBte mein braber 8rauner
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03

blodtpeit gepirbelt. @pn ben 8rauereien
befldgt ieoe 8erlufte BON 3~ebntdufenben bpn
Dollars; Die neue, fat bolenbete Der Sc
briiber 8rielebied nurbe gara ruinirt. Aui
@tlbelmsbD6e, einem feu9tfrDbli9en beut=
f4en Stabtbiitritt, lit fein .6aus, feline Stride
gang geblieben. 8on ben Sommergdrten,
tpie. &perner's altem @drten unb S6neiz
ber's elegantem Sammelpuntt Der beut19en
@lite, 1T penig iibrig geblteben. Ser @ibs
ct. QDuts Surnperein unb Der Qiebertrana
1inb ret9e 8eretne unb tDnnen bic f9pere1
8erlufte, bic Ife ~erlittsn, iibertpinben; Der
e~ritere 8erein bate feline SurnbaQe er3t
lebten Sommer bDlig umbauen lafTen. 9ie
Mpotbefe unb bas @o6n6aus BON 6einri9
Braun, benz eriten Spre9er bes Norbumeriz
faniI9en Surnerbunbes, SIDE Z. StraBe unb
@boteau Mbe., blteb bon gdrsen Getben 9Gue
fern Der 1mgegenb allein unberiebrt. Or.
9ugo so. @tdrfloff, @rsGpnful in Bremen,
betlagt ben totalen 8erluft feines elesanten
6aufes am 2ongferpfp 8oulebarb I'M @ert1e
BON $4,000, eeinem Sobne Or. Mar
Startloff itdbtiI4em GeIunobeitscOmmii.
far, tpurbe BON acknowledgement Sriimmern
Der ltnfe Nrm ge6rp9en, afs er bas S&ets
tungstperf 1eitete utlb ben Mm~buIanobienE,
bic 8ef9affung apeier Hot6bofpitdler IT, m.
in 3eit BON Stpei Stunben regelte; aber er
tlieb uuf feinem Poiten, obpo6l frdntli9.
bis Gamtag Mittag. 9ieier Rettungss
bienit mar DOr3iigli4 geleitet. 9r. Gpnrab
&arges, pel9er i'm 9tspen5arium cine &te=
lendrbeit i'm @erbtnben Der trupptueiie am
fommenben @erlebten ~leiltete, fagte etnem
Gprreiponoenten, baB Die b~prttgen Nuftrttte
i'm an bic @cenen in ben beutf9en Selbz
laaaret6en i'm beutf9<franaOfif4en &riege
.erinnerten. 0ie @abs=8riide tit felt Sreiz
tag friib tpieber fir 3ige befabr6ar. Die
3uflu9tsrdume i'm Srauen6ofpital, mo 300|
Big 400 BerlDnen t%peilten, unb i'm Qrmenz
baufe NIT 1900 Snfa1en brad cine Panit
aus, bod ging es nit ei1em SooesfaG ab.
Die 9iilfsfammIungen finb I'M boLen @dnge.
Son beutl9en %Sournaltiten baben &arlI
0aen5er, 8ebafteur, unb SoAn @9roers,
Gef9Gftsfii6rer bes s:Nn5etger bes Weftens"
$4,000 Can 5pei 6duiern), S9aben
%erlitten, Or, preetOrius BON Der pWeili9eh
pof" $4,000, Or, preuB BON Der pNmerita"
$4,000, Otto 9ilpert, 9erausgeber Der SRI
biine", $500; @m. @intler, Neffe unb
BribatfetretGr BON @b. 8ui9, er6ielt Mittz
mod Mprgen BON feirer @attin, nit Der
er Elm Sabr perbeiratbet 1T, cine 9epei6e,
in Der ite lire gliidGi9e Nntunft in &reuaz
mad, 9euti9lunb. a~n3eigte. @r elite, Inn
1einer S9pisgermutter bic 8otf9aft gu
ii%ber6ringen. llnterpegs eretlte i'm Der Sr=
fan, unb aGs er ben GtraBenbabnipagen
perIieB. tpurbe biefer auf i'm eef9Ieubert,
i'm 5ermalmenb. SIM @ountp ct. 2puis
iinb e%6enfuls cine grOBe Muaubt 9eutI9e
umgetommen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03

Butt r-8eItegreouterg l5c; !. Qualit1t l4-14hc;
2: 10013;, bette uab9emo BITE l101Sc. beIe Darn 12M
-l3c; l.. Auolttdt l0011c; q. &c.
gobuen gefte agfaop" 860-c. quite 1913:
tefte ua3teotnms" $685.. gerIngs Aualttdt 75-78e.
8e1enftro9 S25050 sic Sonn.. i,
Sell gs1-Surfens, To-, Stbner 7H-8e, Guten
11019c bos @funb. Sdnie 100000 bas 9nbemh
Slid - 8laf Bag 8-lOc, 8tte &c. @ideret s..
Buffalo &c. SettiGe Rarpfen 2hc. groppies, Ierdb unS
fIeine Slide 219c. 4ale 5-6c, 9ering 1-2c Suders l.
q. StInueb 8u1beobs 4-5c, Smelts 4Z-5c bas 4funb
@ter - Saus trtf9e, @erIuit abgerebuet. 10: Sas
0useub.
5Dnig-1 0-14c bas 9funo.
&epf eI-9as SAB sI.7502.50; f4Ie9ters 75c-l.5a.
Grbbeeren- 2~ouiiiana, 50c-$1.25 bic &Ifte.
&ir16en-Sauere, $1.00-I.75, "a 81. &i1teH 1iBe
1.25-1.50.
@nanos = $40. 00-14.0 90 oas 9unbert.
8 on tie II - Bette 81. rs 0L. 35 oas SunS,t.
G itr o II en- 8ete Aualitdt s3.0o03. 50 Die Rtfte.
oIifornii6es zoo $3.50.
nQen- gtacel5 $2.50-3.5 50 bic elite.
@pargeG- @ritne. $1.5Q-1.75 fir 5 9uBenh
elephant 30-40c fir SO Yfunb.
RartniT Ell II. 8urbaufs 22026c, pebron7 90
24c, &ofe l8@23c. 9eerleB 1925, Wtlreo 1O022.
Neus ffeGu - &ouifaHa sL.5o-2&.
@prtt -$l.22 bic SoIoue.
ent II - 2005Oc bos Sag.
@6pa r5 M II + eG - 50075r bas
&abies9en-5-l0 bas 8anb9en
{ auaI b = 5Oc0$1. 90 has 9uBeto.
Gurfe u-25-35c bosSubeno. 80
Crime 8obneu -40-65e bos guf9et. }
Crime @rbieu $I.25-1.50 fir 4 8~uffel+San.
3mtebeIu-g CRIME 40-50 bic Sifte. =
MetBfr III = $1.50-2.OO bas Sag.
S rm aten - @us NttiiiIitppt. 50-75e'H 8uiGet.
9eIbe &lbem- 9eue, 20-S0c bas 9usenA.
GeIerp - 25050: b. 9go.
Meerret tg -$I.75910]l Ftb. J
{ aIat- 30c035c Die Sife.
8Iumentnb T. SL00-1.50 bic RiftE
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03

Nu6 Bel Der 8unbesfenatprmab I
in 2ouifiana bat bic bortige grunbz
f4le@te reguldre Democratic geitegt. Die
bortige Seuti4e 3tg. beurtbeilt ben @rpGbl=
ten 10:
uGrsouberneur Sam. 9. Mc@ner1
bat por benz iebigen Senator 8landarb
tpentg Doraus. ST lit eerabe nicbt Elm
ioI9 aus9eiprobener Sreiiilber>G Grant pte
Ser ~segenmdrttse 8unbesienator; abcr feline
i'm vGaucus" abgegebenen @rtldrungen
iber bic .@elbfrage Iaiien bod AUDI nur Die
cine 9eutung 81, baB er, penn INNER iib
bic @elegenbeit bietet, auf Setten Der @elbz
peri6le6terer iteben un6 Die 0feiben Der
Sreiiilberz9 emofraten, mittbrem Nnbdngs
iet bon populiftii6en unb republttaniicben
8efIrnortern unebrli6er 8~dbrungsperz
baItniiie, i'm 8uubesienat p~sritarfen mirb."