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sn, s saG T ,. 9Gg "s s: 50 sG"srs
sS ~, Brandt vine. 80 RSe aogr s'estoo wheat
c9rnrcS-spots q9iet and unc!nng,d middns nplsndS
W., a p 6a o. rr aHT c drsrS There
iu~'' Tor Octnicr, ~ 1uc tor Nnvtmicr. luoS iuf
IL @ Sac6 and TOR @ Ky ~ o gf exc f.G o I
"t Es,, n,,,s E 49,, A, porn, ~? balrs
,ns on c , 10 me "s' III s f,a a wfa ls
WIVES @ S 60 s sad GcS Esm :S 1 na e"a
quoted at Ia@'sc Ter long clear win TAR inquiry;
the early al,anc" was no-iv lost tho close sales I'D
So ~ or co." ur,,r ~ ir So,cnler and ~ ~ 60,
very nt'n state lail> AND creamery, sismg DO
do tubs and irkn- i2@2ic cheese dull . state Tao.
tory ~ i2'.c Western do. eGi2c Fresh eggs lower
,'asiS-whcai ctoncd q little weak hut closed more
..H1e,st@ {, - a.r DO Ml",qkg g % ,gr no ryd
aae asr 5 r9 Gu ae Gn W.T. ST. ' .Srn iS,
50 o es - NJ pliH,sr a9s q s'@ 70 10, osiCer agd
w. Da and s;sed Tor new TOUR rowed state, early sr
bush a, ,ac ' "1 ww rn n@, " H s 'S, , VIM
90 yy'@iOc I2r wixed Sl'ic, aud S'eiIc. Tor white
at &c Indian corn active aud higher on the SPOT bui
Tor Western mixed. Including steamer missed al "a
5r'sc; aud Tor iuu.c dcn,crv, I2OVU bush including
scrambSr and w s tor 6 G %"' NO d" '''' 'O'
GRoctGihs-hio eenoc was quiet. hut steady; at BatL
oarSas iins n,. III ".n", II r I'm
os total suply hcc. i2.7li Iaes. mild GRADES steady;
sales i'D bngs Mnfncaio ON private terms. Java. 22s
2bc. Mara, nilt. lsW lul,c -ud Rice frm and le-
mnnd NJ dii@7isr. currency. tor domestic, aud 3isc,
guid IN bond. Tor furoign Mua-~s nrih tnd quiet ~
test Cuha rcNuus 3ic Porto Rico, 31o ipr. Sew or.
leans 500 l'c Raw sugar quiet. own- io the eNuoms
hrinntss tu good refining CUBA ~inet &C.. crurifu.
gal S',aHsc sale. Gpl hids Porto Rico ~ aSt.c re.
nncd sttuilrr aud demand. standard a IUi,c.;
hafi. llail's cut lua 49,, c.
srNprts-S iiiis tnr tniuc in hotter demand and
higher, sales ~ hls az 30 esli. jc Tor all SCI
Der Resins steady ana quot az - $40 Z ~ for common
Ia good strained Petroleum higncr aud more active;
crude IN lulk 'ar .ic~ o refined, "vil hhl. mere at
i1c 800 hhl. al fhiuicphia ut sc. amt 3ul bills.
NJ tltiinrc ~ lfc, al for early deliveries. NhiSkcv
steady sales - hh- at sl13 ocean irc.hts slightly
l,wrr AMI NOR" active. gram 20 Liver unl hv steam,
Siss iot do by sail. ST. ,n rs do 10 London by sai.
wsl. tulaccu 40 rriin %" Bristol. 10y stoHn az do.
tuG nsguw. 10y steam. ~ du tu bremen iV steam. 40
mark. do 10 tork ORDER. q. LOIS e. qr do 10
llo United Kingdom direct Is 81 refined lctfucum to
Bremen. = ai., do 10 Rutts dam. A.. sd, do the
Baltic &C. 81 crude do. tu llnvrc Is 3D.. naphtha 70
Bremen and Antwerp. - ST fs,- I'd.
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Nrw YoRK. Monday. Sept. 10.-Rcccipts Of
b"c,.s were &c car "s ur I.s1a head. making 10 5t
Tor TIE week. AGAINST BOZ Tor the previous week. aud
lnHld Tor ~" c"rrsi "niinl week last year Market
opened at about the rates ut last FRIDAY hut
weakened co-cd dul ~ the ngures reported week
ago few l'cfrd ton. were sod az f. .SI2i g. 10
dress ~ ms and even ia c TO dress ~ ne tho
odtMe price Tor ufme dt"Nrs was l2c I" dress 81 Ms.
an some Of the cuumunc-t natives went low
IL dress 81 rs ToNa. aud Cherokee ranged ON
SO toesc ana Colo ado stock from 80 Ole,
10 dress 5bGiu ns
Receipts ot calves were 3i2 head making s for the
week against A,2 tor the previous week Demand far,
AMI market ruled steady at acaais' a. h.
tar grn,,er- aud aisa5sc Tor common nir milk-ed
veas Good To- choice yeats sold -. @Si,c u H.
Receipts OF sheep ami lambs were 81 loads. or
1850 head. mnktu- total Of 32.Sbl Tor the week.
AGAINST 22His Tor the previous week. sheep steady
AMI moderately nrm AZ issHic. e n. with hall car
nii ~ picked wriNrr~ >td 40 &C.. Iainhs easier
with liberal sale H % ~ A. r N tor ordinary to prime.
with car load a. choice Maryland l1bs - Ms average
rniel AZ &c Mixed lots OF sheep and lambs sold at x
atisc. e n.
Receipts VI hocs were - loads. $50 head max.
M total o. - - tUr She wtrk against H. ~ Tor tic
previous week. and =. ~H1 tor the corresponding week
last NCar MARKET Sllr- alive iucu $50 OHIO
hoe, 1870 n, average. NJ s.. - q Iupns
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Minister Posters stormy Interview with
President Diaz Of Mexico.


WAsHINdToN, Sept. 9--The State Depart
ment IL IN receipt Of II letter from Minister Fos-
ter ut Mexico. giving information that makes
our relations with Mexico look even more nm
friendly than ever. This letter sets forth that
DiN is exceedingly displeased with the in
stru'tions sent Ia Gen. Ord with reference tn
pursuing Mexican marauders ACROSS the Rio
Grandr, ana doubly 50 since he has been nd
yised by military officers that several such
incursions have already been made. Minister
Foster rcctrs a stormy interview he had with
naz concerning the relations between the
United States and his Government. wherein
he the Minister, was given broadly to
understand that the reciprocal relations be-
tween the two Governments had been violated
by the United States, and that II some modiica-
ton IN existing military orders to the COM
handing officer on the Rio Grando were not
soon forthcoming, Foster could pack his
baggage and return home. and that Mexico was
willing to break of diplomatic Intercourse with
TINS Government; Thee Is reason to believe
that Secretary Evarts will endeavor to bridge
over the misunderstanding which now evident
ly exists. not in "A way. however. to tnmporiza
with Ding, but to maintain tina; If he 10 unabh to
restrain the thicvlng proprnsitics OF his sub
ierls, this Govcrnmcnt. in taking the matter in
It's own hands, Is doing II service 10 Mckee. by
removing from 1t AN incubus which. sooner or
later. must be put down by the United States or
Mexico.
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FINANCIAL AM COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY, Sept. 10-P. M.-The operations at
the Stock Exchange were characterized by n
generally duh and heavy tone. without, how
ever developing any movements on the part
OF the leading Spectators which could be dig
nhed into special prominence. Delaware
Lackawanna and Western. Western Union
Michigan Central. and Lake Shore represented
the bulk Of the transactions. the flrst-named
having been advanced Ia y cent. to So. and
nrmly sustained, while the remainder of the
list was allowed to decline ga | q, tho general
closing unsettled and fevcrish.
full list Of the extreme fluctuations ~ the
principal sto ks will be found in the table at
The total number Of shares dealt in was
l2i $50. OF which Western Union represented
2i.2j5 Delaware. Iackawnnna and Western,
2l.sl0i Michigan Central; 2O5o0; Lake Shore.
IL 600: Northwestern. G2nO; do. preferred,
49,: Rex Rex Is es9 loI5; NJ, Ny York Central
300; -. Paul. 800; %. preferred. 5000 Erie.
200; Delaware and Hudson Canal $50; Nor
Atlantic. and Parn. Telegraph Company. rs /:
Adams Express. 300 G.. c. and l. C.. 300: Chi:
GIne1,o B9 l nsion and Hnlncy PA G. C.. G. and
S75; St. L.. X. c. and y. 200; do. preferred 300 :
The gold market was dull and devoid of
special interest. except that strong tone con
troled the bulk Of the transactions.
The following wcra the principal transactions.
1898 1898 4 4 n .. iCs $751; N 49, iSs,
In loans the rates paid tor having balances carried
were l. ~. aud = r. cent
Tn, total NJ the Gold Department Stock
currency balances. ssa as The sub treasury rcdccm"d
sison In called hounds, and paid out in coin
the public debt sS1UD
The DAYS business at the United States suhrrc
Gold receipts. taia 49, -. gold payment s.tn
,sp 10 gold balance so GA O1 currency pts
sitnhGsiW currency payiucnts s.os4t76 currency
balance. ti1.,ert 2i1 ~ Customs. <htn.sn
The m'crnal revenue receipts at Washington to-day
were ssptp. and the citstntns receipts s2p.On The
Istl ina lu upf4s
for redemption The TREASURY distances at the close ct
business were. currency. sl2sIuusl. and coin Sllo
5p.tsi. less Ss' 7tnUr CON certificates
Foreign exchange ruled dun but steady at 81 S3is
- Stis tor tune and demand drafts respectively
Ia the money market call loans were freely III, red
pledges " approved stock collatera rails nj 3at =
with maj negotiations ~ c lower ngures Prime
cAnu" parer was IN request t'ss6 cent, according
to date at maturity.
Government bonds maintained generally firm tone
ami closed stsadN.
The lnLloMlug A.rr the clo.ing nrccs Ai Il VI
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LOTER'S nook SUBMERGED.
Enormous Waves Working Destruction at
Marhn's Vineyard.

MARrHA's VINEYARD, Mass, Sept. 9-The
northeast storm. now raging. is the fercest ex-
perisnred on TINS island for years, On Wed-
n"sdAy night the wind v"ered from the south TO
u" northeast, and began to frrshcn. On
Thursday the barometer fell rapidly. heavy
wind clouds hid the sky from view and the
wind. already blowing half a gale. increased in
violence as the day wore away. During the
night 1t blew terribly nccompnnied with heavy
height; the sea was lnshed into fury by the ter
rihle force Of the wind. and came tumbling in
upon the shore in great masses Of foam and
spray, making noise when hreakin like
heavy ischarges OF artillery A. the sun went
down, the Storm If possible, increased IN vio-
onre, The sea ran mountain high, maxi g u
breach completely across the Oak Bluffs wharf
threatening destruction 10 the railroad emhank,
tearing up pnrts Of the boat landing as though
they Were built Of paper.
;, Along the shore the scene was magnificent
Enormous waves rode to u great height. and
then fell with deatening roar upon the sands
The whit" foam. glittering with phosphorus.
rushed IN the darkness up to the bank. Lovers
hork, the trusting place IN Seasons past OF so
many SWANS, WIS completely submerged. its
Whereabouts being denoted only by an occasion-
al wave that fell short of completely covering it,
and broke N foam about II. To the north Of the
Sea view House the surf WIS superb; Il rln
way to the high bluffs, washed against the bulk
head, and even flowed over into Lake Anthony
illnns mat ambitious pond to height II has not
known for years.
On the high bluffs north Of the Highland
House the wind carried up the sides Of the
Gun clouds Of sand and small stones. making
~ ~ phh'D ~ y" l,hH my l'hgln Oh tlne near
nent Of the storm. Vessels going thrsugh the
Sound were running with only canvas enough
10, give Them Storage way. and one Boston
SCHOONER went hhhor" on the shoals near Ed
gartown. The New Bedford bouts were the
only ones that attempted 10 reach the island.
The RIVER Queen Of the Old Colony line made a
trip from Woods Hole Ia the morning,
thence started for Nantucket, where il Is
was to have returned " in '' the af Hro
noon TO take the passengers for Boston
put because OF her non arrival nearly hun
drcd persons were lett to wait disconsolntey
about The wharf unit night and then to return
home and reopen thor cottages. This morn
ing the sun came out bright and clear for "A few
hours the wind hauled more 10 the north and
WAS shorn somewhat Of its vlolen -; but At noon
all things. and the wind resumed lis t"rribie
sway. Another schooner went ashore near
Yesterdays wreck. The barometer went down
Il veg. and the storm bound visitors Mt the Vine-
yard settled themselves down for "a week Of gales
and rain storms.
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or COLUMBIA
IL THE FIELD. CAMP EBsTEIN
HENRY LAKE, Aug ~
bell W.fNTED IN TENS.
A Reward of $500 offered for One OF G. rant's
Notorious Politicians.

WASHINGTON, Sept SC. 5. Bell, who fig
ured as witness in the investigation Of the st.
Louis Whskey Ring. was employed by Grant to
so to ST. Louis to steal documents from District
Attorney Dyer. in the interest OF Gen. Babrock.
He was placed by Zach Chandler upon the rolls
Of tbs Interior Department, us one of il agents.
SO that his expenses could be secured. II was
Bell, also, who was inirusted with the White
House cipher. " now appears that this man IL
wanted in Texas in answer 10 "A charge Of muir
dor. He was arrested in this city upon the I'd
Governor Of Texas; Judge Humphreys would
not deliver him up because the rrquisiton was
dated on the 2sth of July. and he claimed TINT Il
Nhld requlsltiOn could not have reached tho
city by that time. Bell thus escaped. The au-
thoritles Of the State of Texas have again sent
here for this man with the following proclana-
ton by the Governor:
lrColhmhton by tho Governor OF the State Of Texas
tNe hxited dollars rewards To all IA whom thee, pre-
emit. sSll come Whereas, thas been made known TO
Of Lave OK G, Bell dad murde. Vim Morris and that
san murderer Is now AT largr aud fugitive from Justice
now therefore. |. X Hubbard. InNrrnnr OF Texas d.
by virtue vi authority vested III me by the Con
ana laws nj the stat" hereby offer reward VI 500 Tor
the arrest and delivery Of SAID q - He'll To the Sher
Lave OAK county inside the Jail door said county SAID
reward VIII be payable only upon conviction In tsI.
mony whereof have hereto signed my name and caused
the seal OF the Slatc Ia be affixed, al the city AUSTIN
this 2sth day Of July. A. ID 1877;
Il. Is. HUBBARD, Governor.
BY the Governor J. q. LEARr, secretary u state.
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The schooner c. J. Vannamc, Can't. John A.
Hardy. sailed from New York July "A with n
cargo Of coal for BarAcon. Cuba. All went well
until Aug. 2. when in latitude 81 IL and longi-
tude 74' 80 stormy weather and a heavy sen
were encountered, On the 81 the rough wealth
or Increased. until at 4. A. NJ, when with all
sails furlod. the vessel careenrd and suddenly
went down. There were on board ten persons
three OF whom. Matilda ASSUMES. aged IA
Frank ASSUMES. aged .. passengers ana Walter
Sill. steward (coloredl. werc lost The other
seven. including one passenger named Frank
Arula. collected few floating scantlings oars
&c. with which they made u raft. using their
cloth ing torn into strips. with which To fasten II
together. and in this manner kept themselves
aioat for thirty hours. until on the 4th instant
they signalcd "A passing vessel and were saved
The condition Of the rescued men was truly
heart rcnding md deporablc. Without food or
water. and partly submerged in the sea their
raft not being sufficient to sustain them except
~ they chung to its edges and. worst Of all sur
sharks. which they had to fight of with their
knives. the terror AMI hopelessncss of their sit
uation can be imagined. The vessel signalled
proved to be the three nasted schooner Minnie
heppillier. Capt. Burton. bound to Aspinwall
with cargo OF coal
The lost schooner. G. J. Yanname was one Of
the fleet of fruit vessels running between New
York and Cuba. She was less than two years
old. The sudden sinking il supposed to have
been caused by aviolent shifting Of cargo. which
carried away her planking. and left no time
even W launch boat.
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days senator Morton's general health has been
Steadily improving. To-day he sat in his easy
..iur much Of the time listening. readng news;
r"ndllon Is perfect, and his general appear
tii'r begins 90 assume "a natural express ion.
Pc VIII probably never Recover the use of his
I'l arm. nor VIII he ever be able 10 walk with
h much facility MS before his recent attack of
paralysis IN san Francisco. Indeed II may be
4 'lli"d whether he ever walks again, although
t'f" "rceNdences OF rcpalr.so lar us the mandy
involved the muscles Of the feet with more re-
yen, .Wdehres Of returning, control over the
Voluntary muscles Of his loft hand but At pres
ri ne Is wholly unable to move either ms legs
Or iell arm, His right is perfectly sound aud
Is hls body from the hips up. Although very
@hirh 10 now under control. he is very cheerful.
hnl "Apfrssrs himself very decidedly in favor
d gong 10 Washington by Dec. |.
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A SHERIFF SEEING A CORPSE
Mrs. Deremcr's Pcrpic xities amer the Death
of her Husband.


On the oath of November, 1875, WILDER T.
Drremcr Of Detroit died. leaving his family
destitute. His widow. unable TO meet the NOUS
sary funeral expenses. appealed TO som" OF her
Through their intprresson T.. r. Murgiltrovd
OF that place furnished u coffin. andt tn" remains
were buried in Day shurgh. On the Both of No
cam. To- Detroit md caused to he sciz"d Tho per
ssonnl cn"fs Of Deremer. to secure payment for
the coffin. ~.
=. Mrs. .Dercmcr not long aftorward moved TO
New York and found employment, and has
boon over since that time saving little bv little
sufficient means to have her hnshands remains
DAYS ago she came 10 Detroit and asked mo
how to 90 to work 70 attain her object. gave
her the necessary directions and she went to
Davishurgh and had III" body taken nm and
placed in n heavy box forthc purpose ~ rrnov-
ing II. Just rs the lahorers were about to lift
10 the depot, Constable Jim Campbcll armed
with writ ~ attachment. s"Z"d" ono box with
comm and Corpse. Such was the lanrnag" Of
the writ which had been sued ont by Murgil-
troyd. The Sheriirtook it away nnd put ii in the
upner part ~ II building owned nv Murgiltroyd.
The widow. returned 10 Detroit md laid the
W resolved to see her through. took letter
from Mr. Collier to Justice Bach Of Pontiac.
and laid the cnse before him, and Mt my suggcs-
ton he issued n writ Of rrplcvin for the body.
box, and caskct The do,timont was placed In
the hands Of Trustworthy officer. whom nc
companied 10 Davishurgh. We found what we
sought in n loft. served the writ. and took pos
session. It WAS an awful job 10 got the hox
down. ns Der"mcr was man who weighed $50
pounds when living: but with the assistance Of
half dozen villagers. to whom appealed after
relating the facts in the cas". we accomplished
our object and brought the body to Detroit: and
as Mrs Dercmer had spent all Of her money. 7
took hor right to my house. On Friday | went
down 10 the Canada southern Offices. told Frank
Snow the General pnss rgnr Agent of that rond.
substantially what have told you. and he gave
hera pass for herself and her husbands body
10 Npw York
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GEN. HOWiRD HEARD FROM.
Reporting the Failure Of hi. Pursuit OF chief
Joscph's WARRIOR.

CHICAGO, Sept lo.-The following de-
spatches from Gen. Howard To Gen. sherman
Were forwarded u the War Department:
VIRGINIA. Montana. Aug. "a.
Just arrived here to communicate with Gen.
Mcdowell. after extraordinary EFFORT to over
take Gibbon; With the horses much ladrd
moved rapidly to head of Indians az or near
Pleasant Valley. They delayed me ~ lulr 10y
their apparent move westward. hut did not
lose a march, | sent "A small force to Henry lnk,
Ia skirnlsh with and delay them. THIS officer
stayed Jour DAYS, and con 'udrd that they had
broken Tor de Wind River country. Tn. next
lake, through lachee Pass. with my force IN
clos" pursuit: They stamped"d part Of my
mules lust p"ior" dawn. ana IN the cnort Ia re-
which they fled, as usual.
My ommand STAYS ut Henry lake for sup
plies. while nay lndinn scouts watch and bother
the hostilrs What wish Is that hy some East
ern for &c the hrstlcs be headed OF before they
lisaff-ct the Crows or unite with the Sioux.
They have had some reanfor@nents in Mon
tana. picked up plenty Of excellent stock. and.
though worried aud depicted in numbers. are
stu able Ia give battle and do muoh damage.
They have the best arms and plenty Of am
muntion. hear that Miles. probably Sturgrs.
On tb tn tru igYTS'tGn rc no, , lr9m n.y. rfS
hundred cavalry. three hundred infantry. tfty
scouts, and ility armed pioneers.
Ny command u So much worn 10y over-fatigue
and Iadcd an mails that | cannot push II much
further. If Miles or sturges Is near by, with
Norwoods company lust sent to Ellis. and the
the heels Of the hostilrs, think | may stop
near wher. nm, and in a few days work my
sell ha"k 10 Fort Boise slowly. and distribute
my troops before snow falls in the mountains.
Wheaton has returned 10 Lewiston. Idaho from
his successful march northward. and viii pick
up any small hostile parties skulking in his
helghborhood. HOWARD, Comdg Dept
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or COLUMBIA !
IL THE FIELD. CAMP EBsTEIN
o. HENRY LAKE. Aug. ~.
Yours Of the 26th is received, You misun-
d"rstoOd me. | never flag. II was the COM
mhnd, including the most energetic young
Officers, that were worn out and weary 10y u
most extraordinary march. You need not fear
Tor the campaign, Neither you nor Gen. NJ
Dow"ll can doubt my pluck and energy. My
Indian scouts are At the heels OF the onrmS
Ny supplies hive Just come, and we move IN
the morning. and Will continue to the end. |
sent Cushing and Norwood now en- route. two
days ago, to cooperate from Ellis and Crow
agency. The Indians captured Il party Of eight
gentlemen and two ladies on the lower Gcyscr
basin Friday evening last The hostilcs Will.
probably. cross Sinking river about 100 miles
SOUTHEAST from the Crow agency.
HOWARD. Brig. Gen. Commanding Dept
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state bond. were hrm We note sales Of ,icoreia -
At ltTau5it Missouri funded. l~fs SO lfsi,
and LOUISIANA =. consolidated. ~ 7i Railroad srcri
ucs werr moderately dealt N. with the principal Trans
actions a. iuuwsi
huston Hartford and Erie, gold IL Milwaukee AMI st
PAM l~is, Ia tro-~ DIVISION. lui Milwaukee aud
Paul cou.u llard sinking tuui $50, d-l, Morris aud
E.~'N lsts ne Delaware amt Hudson coupon = SO.
les. Delaware nnf Hudson registered. IT eHi, Rul-
iau. Ncw You AMI Enc new buud.. 1910 l.s, Buffalo
AMI Ere, new bonds lusi4 New York Central H.. 1855
lnAs Harlem II .. COUPON IlNis Nurth Missouri ist
W's ONO AMI Mississippi uu.uliGaf,d ~. rniun Ia
clhc Railroad nrst iunri-a-r. lin, Facinc Railroad
Missouri -ds g" Col. q AMI ld Central .i- ~, To-
lido aud wabash sts. II Iou. division So Toledo aud
Wabash 2ds 7s - a7a Canada south, rn l,t- coupon
on, ~, Mchean southern I'D b e.. lO1i, l.hich aud
" consolidated. SO. aa7. kur cedar 4 and \ lists
- Worn, ami E-seN :. II; ir Lax Shore rcai,tcr
ei, 81. Ian. shore coupon l>t. lr Uhin and Mi>sls
sippi ID mortgage. %. e. Il / and Pacific is 1917
l'1ls. Chicago. burlington and Quincy =. ltH'.
HE opening. highest lowest ami T. NJ closing prices
- -stHy
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NOYES'S SPEECH TO M4CMiHON.
The Feiicitous Result OF the Hon. Indc n c r.
French Lessons.

II me dome grand plasr de presenter
Oppression DIES vpux du President dies Etats-
Onis pour le bien-etre de votre excellence. 1t
votre excellence aussi bicn que pour la tran
gnlllite 1T Ia prospert6 du pcuplc Francois.
Mos cofnphtrnt"s - SouVlrnnpnt aVcc graf :
lud. de- iopportun ct effectf secours rendu par
Ia France nos an'etres pendant la guerre ls
llndcpcndancr. Je ne sHurals minuX inter-
prefer le dcsir IT les sentiments du President 1t
du pruple American que par lrmploi de tous
mes Efforts tln" lhurai L. plaisir de faircl il
amlcalcs entire les druN paws.
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Mrs.. O'Ne,lr. suit for Divorce.

The actor. James O'Neill. now playing here at
llooeys was IN court Yesterday In the hll divorce
married 10 linn in August, ls7i in cleveland and that
she hNed with HIM until the spring OF $50 when he Aban
dOnrd her boy about three old l. the
marriage Since HI. dcseruon he has, she AYERS, been
guilty u adultery In June last he married Ellen
Qunan, " New York city with whom he is living Mrs
o Nci adds that her husband Is earning slD5 a week
and IL worth ut least SI5lp She asks Tor divorce the
care and custody ot her child aud suitable alinony
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Arrived-MoSDAY. Sept 10
s. Aiemnrlc. Gihh- inwcs.
:, Colon, Grimm. A-iInwHlL
= Erin. Thompson. i.DHun Aug 20
;. Royal standard inliu.un. Newcastle.
s. Twice. kuchl ~Iu Dnmingu
ship summer Il Mead. Dixon. Grecnock
Bark Adchne. krrt. l,iln.
Bark Aihl.t Norleck. Cork.
Bark Billy SIMPSON. curry. LNghoru
BARK thieitam. Fulton. ila,rr.
BARK Flash Lishi. cari. London
BARK llnrIhurg. llnshigrn. Bremen.
BARK KATE Howe McNrclrN. Ruusn.
BARK l.rcnn. BluncHHrI. Gloucester
Bark Mrrcunu-. l,slanrd Liverpool.
Bark farcnti. RalN ttu. Waterford.
BARK President pIal. Olsen. uiNrc.
BARK Nulpline. Oucio buhiu
Brig q " Hall. BE nurtt. bridge water. Eng.
schr Walter Il Piummcr. fiummrr. Dublin
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