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INAWH-I24C pei pOWnU,
sEEns-rimothy seed, 81 3Oal 10 per bushel /;
clover, IS 0Oa5 80.
,ss1 sASFaPsr : e barrel, Ohio river, 81 20; Pstts
TALLow-59<aGc for country.
ToMcCo-Navies, b5a00c; 65a7Oc,
TuRSIrs-Per bushel, 40c.
vtNEaAR-Per barrel, S 60a6 90,
WooL-Quoted ut SOC for choice washed.
and one-third Off for unwaShed. Market dull.
WHEELING STo0IEs-Per 1000, $40 60all 80,
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Quite stormy debate was precipitated
upon in the House by an amendment OF
MIR. Cox. Of New York, to the army appro.
priation bill, reducing the force to l7,0OO
men. Mr.. Mills charged the Democrats
with being responsible for Clusters death
because Of their miserable economy which
appeared to be the only idea OF statesman.
ship the House nOSSasSad
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Gks gnteLEi5asneer.
a,.,, So.. aS and n Fourteenth street.

wEArc happy to SEQ TINT both Senators
r,,,is and Hereford voted in executive
.ioo p-, 10 confirm the Presidents New
E To,t nominations, all Of Conkling's per-
.n,.ions ,O, to the contrary Notwithstanding.
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WEST ALEXANDER.
Wrsr ALEXANDER. PA. Feb.

hSE 7LbNANDbti EA., feD. t.
Joseph A. Mckee, teacher OF our public
school, died last Friday, after short ILL
ness, aged fifty years. lie only came here
last fall and had hardly got acquainted
with his patrons. Those who made his
acquaintance all speak well OF him us
citizen and also as teacher. lie was well
liked by his pupils.
Some wool has changed hands within
the last two weeks, but at what prices We
did not learn. There is representative
from an Eastern house here now who has
been looking at several fancy unsold clips,
viz, Jos. llnpp's and Gordon Patterson's,
both large ones
Rev. w. II. Lester will be absent next
Sabbath, assisting Rev. L. Greer at Elm
Grove.
Esquire Mayes, who has been unwell
for sometime, is now able able to be on the
street. We learn he did not have calls in
the wedding line last week, something
strange. 1t is very seldom that he is not
called upon to unite at least one couple
weekly. F JE9
One Of our old keystone" B. i. boys
made good strike on Saturday last. lie
became father Of twins, boy and girl.
Mr.. Cloose, Of Ohio, arrived here to-
day with@tmrty-six superb full Spanish
sheep, bucks and ewes, which no doubt
will attract the attention OF our WOOL
growers.
Candidates arc looming up now, as the
spring election is near ut hand, the 18th
instant. X.
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Arrivals this ..... ... e,s2
arrIsat Iast week 1915
"t.'A" que year 6,O34
The receipts, though fair, being slightly In
excess of the numbers lust week, have proved
scarcely equal to the demand, which Is report
ed good III all thcp pens All the arrivals have
been disposed Of, with few exceptions, TODAY,
or have been engaged. Prospects seem fair
for an Improvement in prices. Some dealers
are looGingf for further receipts In day or two,
Quotations Sa6Ac, few rough sowS and
stays selling ut near the former figure, most
sales being recorded at 69Ea5Nc. The receipts
to Saturday morning foot up I,7O5, and since
then 1877 head.
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hi, known that for some lime past the
Rlnont Nail Mill Of this city has been
embarrassed in money matters. We are
elul to see prospect opening up for way
ou, Of It's troubles. One Of the largest
stockholders of the company-Mr. Lehr,
.tB,l,imore has sold his stock 1857 7.0OO)
vthe company on very favorable terms
both as,o price and time Of payment, and
,AeCompany have rcsold nearly sc, 900 OF
the Aock to their employees at par, all Of
whom become thereby more closely identi.
felNiththe mill and its future prosperity.
Iaaslnuch rs many reports have been
ia circulation on the streets in regard to
the crippled financial condition OF the
Belmont Works, it seems only proper
tOay that the mill is solvent, and only
innet,l OF thu proper amount Of lce.way
in nOnletlO turn its assets into available
shape! It isnot necessary TO speculate as
tothe CAUSES that have brought about its
pr,eat embarrassed condition. Suffice
it that they have not been owing to
anyintrinsic lack oiearning capacity on the
part Of the mill, for, rs all know, it has
lecn Oneot the most prosperous and prof
table concerns ever run in this city.
Once or twice before in its history, by
somr singular fatality, 1t has found itself
Oh. the financial rocks, but it has each
lime been pulled off and launched on a
new career Of prosperity. Wetrust that his
oy inthepresentinstanCe is 10 repeatand
terepeat itself, and We look forward to the
day when the Old Belmont will again be
leoi our money making and money dis
rnsing institutions.
The January statement OF the company
shows its financial condition to be about
S follows:
E'iniirl 'aIie Il ti,e turna'c pOp'rty
spI'"iAI II To lc hllli now l25 900 90
IlIt r'lmlIri value "i the mil. COll pro-
Ftiiy Wiet work, aud other bullin SS.. 100 900 90
AilAl value Of lSNnlptlveN, rin'ler ears,
laNaIir inyrT' AMI all to0ls ~ the fur.
ne ihrlulihe lJJ i"ts ul rlllll mOuldS., $50 90
Ad1il value u hutse' mules, wagons,
art, Ual can, AMI all tools usL by blIl-
u, heaters rollers nAilOrs, and Ui SHAFTS,
N'A 'pIdleN, hrN castings, Ac"m........ go %
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American Cattle Men ON British Non.

New YoRx, February 4.-The cattle ex-
porters, butchers and Board of Health
unite in characterizing as simply nonsense
the story OF disease among the cattle raised
in the West, and say OF the Canada pro.
hibition for three months, that the
cattle are most likely shipped there from
closed and business suspended, and during
the time OF the prohibition the Canadians
will be enabled TO dispose Of their distillery
fed cattle. The steamship Canada took
out to-day l70 head, and shipments will
continue without interruption.
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The light number of receipts this week.
which were about equal to the demand, ne.
suited In an Improvement In prices TO the ex.
tent Of Nahc, the latter in small number OF
cases, but strong q In more. Dealers held
up hard for tue prices obtained and general.
ly succeeded, and trade was consequently
slow, operations continuing rather later than
usual. Quotations 21a57Sc for tops very
choice selections selling ut the latter price.
Mich Cows-The receipts, with those left
grades, were in excess OF tile demand, which
was only fair for good cows. Prices sis 0Oa
so 90, as To quality.
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By TELEGRAPH.


NEW YoRK, February 4.-SIoxEY-Easy at
2a3 per cent Prime mercantile paper Sa4X
per cent Sterliug Exchange Bankers Hills
quiet at 81 S5H. Sight Exchange on New
York y s.. Dry goods imports for the week
81 ,Go2, GOO.
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'@' rsfla'''.s''' ''t.s'''''t"t,',..,..
'1'ini I surplus over all liabili.

Ie'al --.-..,;... ....,...,..,....... S97soiI
'a'ini surplus over all lialin.
"'" "'.,''''a'''....'........".,". SAS,0g2 %
Any manufacturer can see from this
'sliement that what the Belmont needs is
aEoFSlhS capital to supply whit has been
uaduIy drained out OF it. Its cap
lhI stock is S300,OOO, Of which
Ae company now own lsince the
Ita' purchase say $4,000. We under
saai that those who hold tho balance of
'ae stock are really to scale it down
Very decidedly in order 10 induce capital
'9'appIy the means necessary 10 enable
'as concern to conduct its opera
'p's on Il successful basis. The
p'e'TA' carl for nails, (S9 l5) affords a
IA'SIn Tor profit, and the Belmont has
'00NF' III ilnes past that when there WIS
I'lry at all in nails she could earn her
~,'naTe. All in all, it is u fine property
-IS 'l' reputation Of the nails most en-
E'1S We'r that the reorganization
WAY ''a' Ueen initiated will bO carried for.
VA" 10 SUccessiul conclusion, and that
@Ss"oH tlme We shall see this old and
,' 'a'a' MILL setting out on tide Of pros.
~, lyo'y worthy Of its eventinl and success.
ltIgateer in tie pat.
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REMARKS OK RgIy cArrLr,

The arrivals Of Cattle during Tic week
amounted to 1859 head, against 1870 last
week, aud $40 head the corresponding week
OF last year, and the sales during the
week amounted to Sss head, against 1854
week OF last year. and were as folloYs:
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HHARLEs E, DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,

10 prepaFed 10 make careful and comple,e
analyses Of Iron Ores, Iimestones, Mineral
Water, etc.
LADoR4roaH, Con aarA ASD CnAPllsr Sra.
ia1s WHEELING. W va
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VOLUME XXvII.-NUMBER l4o.

the Black Sea coasts the Ice Is gathered In for.
midable quantity. Tile hArbor OF Odessa Is
closed. Tile American visible supply kCcns
very large-of wheat 2,4O0,N00 quarters arc
stored at the principal grain centers.
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PLANK BOOKS The DAILY lSTHlLi.
~ seSeer BOOK hsdsSy dSes IeIlOS sOtk u al
Snita 1AAa Aay 0GAes y Wei Virginia
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New YORK..

new I0rka
NEW YoRK, February 4.-Cotton-Dull at
9ka9kc Flour-steAdy; SupVriine western
and State $S l6aS 80; common to rood SS 67X
aSeO; good to choice s. 0Sa4 50; extra ohi5
$S 76a5 0G white wheat extra $4b5a5 26; 81.
Louis g S5a5 Is; Minnesota patent SS 6Oa
9 90, Wheat-Winter active, spring dull; re.
jected spring 74Ifc; No. spring 9Oa9Sc; No, 2
do do 81 0la1 o3Ii ungradel T4SfcaSl Of; un.
graded red 9Sca$l 90; No. 8 do 81 DIAL OlK:
No. 9, 81 0SSlal 90; No. do 81 coal 09E:
ungraded 81 o. IIfal OK No, 2 amber western
q 07fal OK; No 2 white 81 O74al OK:
No. do 81 08al cox, Rye-Dull weSteri,
66a0ic. Barley-Dull and unchanged, Malt
Dull and nominal. Corn-Quiet; uneradel
t1al7 }1ci No. 8, 421Sa424Sc; steamer a Eal4Nc:
No. 2 II Nc IN store; new 48I<c. Quiet:
No. white 3ll(c; No, 2 do S2IIfaSSc; wester,
mixed 30HaSlHc; white western S21<aSIc,
Hay-Qulet and steady; shipping l0aS6c,
Hops-Qulst and unchanged. Coffee Steady
and unchanged. Sugar-Dull; refining fair
10 good 8sEa6Gc. Molasses-Dull and iiomi.
nal. Rics-steady and In fair demand. Pc.
refined 0SEc bid crude BkN
!! !4c; united 9sNc. WhiSky-stCady at 81 OGX
bid 81 07 asked.
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AaAaat Oi Innl' actually .0ld .....Slii,DO
!@il IaoOhI Of hills pAy ahlen...... 1900
I0iI AnoGht VI all otHrr liabilities $3.50
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RAILROAD BoEDs-Firln
STATE BoNDs-DMll.


sTocKs-rhe market was irregular in tho
matn aud lower during the morning, viii, the
greatest decline In c. c. @. L. l., which fell Off
from 4Sto S9N The balance Of The lit feIi
Nal% per cent. Shortly after noon the
temper OF speculation became strong and con.
tinnCd SO until the close Of business. Tie
advance from the lowest point ranged from
Ha2H: Northwestern, 81, Paul, Lake Shore
Erie, l.ackawanna, New York Central ami
Western Union were the most active stocks,
Quicksilver was tirm-lts friends hoping Tor
favorable decision in the pending suit in the
Supreme Court.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares Of
which 1900 were Erie, 10000 Lake Shore
5000 Wabash, $1,000 Northwestern common
1900 preferred, 5000 St. Paul common,
1900 preferred, $1,000 lacEawanna, sOO0
New Jersey Central, $500 Delaware K Hind.
son. 1000 Michigan Central, 600 C,C.C 4 2.
00 Union Pacific, 1000 81. Louis, Kansas City
\ Northern, 1000 Western Union, and 1900
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TO THE DAILY INTELLIG EECER.
GENERAL NEWS.
Secrets Of the Executive Session on
the New York Nominations.
How the Great Little COnkllnu De-
feated Himself.
The ASS Stripped of His Lions Skin.
The Terrible Plague still Spreads.
A Gordon Of Military Guard the Rus
sian Frontier.
The Labor Troubles in England and
America.
Edmunds' Resolution Discussed In
the Senate.
Defeat of the Army Reduction Bill
In the House.
Edmunds' Resolution Discussed In
the Senate.
Defeat of the Army Reduction Bill
In the House.
WASHINGTON,

PRESIDENT HAYES CONGRATULATED ON THE
i-,5. NEW YORK APPOINTMENTS.
WASHINGTON, February 4.-President
Hayes received many congratulations to.
day upon the confirmation Ot the New
York custom officers,
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to the Democrats, rather than have the
administration succeed The idea OF SC.
curing control Of the matter was at first
quite popular on the Democratic side, and
there were numerous expressions to the
effect that this was exactly the thing, and
the best tking 10 do. Mr.. Voorhees, was
particularly pleased with the proposition.
A vote was about 10 be taken on the
subject whom
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THE CRAFTSMANSHIP OF TIE HOUSE.

FOUR PER GENT SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Subscriptions to the four per cent loan
since yesterday, $i,002, $50.
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For Addaimal Talmaph S. Fourth PAGE.
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by nine majority for Merritt, and twelve
majority for Burt, An attempt was next
made to throw allethe proceedings opeIi
to the press. This caused a long tlebate' %
II was contended by the Democrats Thai
this should include the most remarkable
collection OF private letters Coukling had
read TO the Senate. They had been pro.
duce4 in violation o9i all rules heretofore
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-12
The Chautauqua Assembly.

CHATAuQuA August 1l.-This is great week
for the assembly. The weather is delightful,
and the general health is perfect. The morn
ing trains and steamboats, swarm with people.
To day Rev. DR.. Fowler lectured on the Holy
Spirit. Rev. B. I. Vincent held an intermediate
normal class. Revs Vincent and Beard con-
Quoted the children's hour exercises. Major
Cole held devotion conference. Prof. J. w.
Churchill gave q lecture, with readings, to a
monstrous audience. DIR. Fowler lectured on
the Deeds Of Great Men, Rev. ]. s. Ostran-
der on the "Model of Herod's Temples" DR.. W.
81. Perrine, on "Moses on Mount Nebo;" Dr.
Jas. Strong, on Jerusalem" and Miss Latti-
more on Microscopy illustrated Major Cole
held q bible conference, and Rev. DR.. Warren
delivered q very interesting lecture on the
''Telegraphic Aspect of Celestial Objects"
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when the party in charge of the meeting, and
who didn't propose to allow any other fellow to
usurp his functions, interposed and shut off
his over-zealous colleague by rem,rking that
had gone abroad, and that it behooved the audi
ence to consider and take such action as would
best counterfeit their bad effect. He then
moved the appointment of committee to con.
fer in reference thereto, and to prepare for
publication in their double-ended organ Che
didn't exactly say 80, but evidently meant it)
an address giving a concise summary of the as
ISOLATION. it's objects and its purposes. The
committee was then appointed, and in due
course report will be submitted which will
no doubt fully and satisfactorily explain and
Justify gospel selling at twenty-five cents q
head, enforced divvies with steamboats,, black
mailing of hotel keepers, and all that long list
of Heather Chinee tricks to which the sancti-
monious management have SO freely resorted
ever since the opening day.
THE DEACON AND THE GLOBE
The GLOBES pen portrait of the'pious fraud
now made notorious throughout the North
west, known as Deacon Gilmore, was SO true to
nature as to appear we'll nigh marvellous to
cognized its admirable fitness. and took excep-
ton to that portion only which accused him of
being religious turncoat Siding up to the
GLOBE representative he remarked that he had
understood he had been accused of having
changed his religion four times. He had not
read the paper, but had been told 80. In fact.
he never read it (the globe. in view of the pc
culiar circumstances of the case, forgive the
prevarication self evident though it bel and
didn't care what it said about him on other
matters, but when he was misrepresented about
his religion he was sensitive On being con-
fronted with the cool and abrupt query:
what of it?" he went into long and inn
mensely tedious account of himself and his
religion. He was born in New England of
Christian parents and was raised a Presby-
terrain. On immigrating to the West, he had
found no church Of that denomination in the
place where he settled, and had allied
himself to the Congrt gational church, which was
however, outside of the regular order, and par
took OF the joint nature of the two and embra-
cling the polity of both. In fact according to
his own admission, the Deacon is sort of
stray lamb, grazing around in the religious
pastures of both churches, and nibbling blade
of grass alternately from either side the border
line. He bad never apostatized, and could bear
The strait-laced quality of the Park manage.
ment is exemplifed in the fact that Gilmore Il
Keith, who have no use for knights of the razor,
compelled the hotel barber to close his shop on
Sunday.
The beneficial effects of the GLOBES strict
ures were illustrated last evening by the fact
that good Bro. Keith was brought to a realizing
sense of his neglect Of the Minneapolis post
office, and last evening, for the first time IN 10
these many weeks, took the train for home to
see how his subordinates were discharginR their
duties. Who will say the GLOBE is not a public
benefacter?
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The Winners at Saratooa Yesterdav

George Mccullough won the mile dash, Rhad-
amanthus second, Belle third. Time 1:45111.
The winner sold for 1926 in pool of $500.
Lady Darcy won the selling race, Egypt
second, Jackscrew third. Time l:164. Egypt
was the favorite.
Gabriel won the mile and furlong dash, Ca
rella second, Bonestring third. Time 1854.
The mile and five furlong dash was won by
Gov. Hampton, Bonnie Wood second, Clemmie
G.. third. Time 1854.
Pools sold tonight in tho Kenner stakes race
two miles, Reynolds Falsetto $3.50; Keene's
Spendthrift 800; G. l.. Lorrillards Herald
and Monitor $15; Crouse's Jericho 1923. The
stakes amount to over $4,000.
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Prize Fighters i'm Trouble.

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 11.-Owen Maloney and
John Laferty, the two principals in the recent
glove fight at Turtle creek, near this place.
were arrested this morning for violating the
new act Of the Assembly against prize fighting
and jailed in default Of 81 900 bail. The men
did not anticipate such action on the part of
the law, as they claimed this meeting was
pugilistic exhibition. They fought for money
and were both badly used up.
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General Hestra of the Sunday Victims Yes
terday Morning The Grounds Almost
Depopulated, and the Deacon in the
Dumps in Consequence-A Heather Chi
nee Scheme for Reviving Interest in the
Speculative Religious Swindle-The Plan
Crafty Explaiped by tho Deacon's Crafty
Co-laborer-Scenes and Incidents of the
Day.
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THE RECORD.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
At Observation-Disclosures 2, ClevelandsO 0.
At Worcester Worcesters "a, Rochesters 3.
At Syracuse Providence 8, Stars 2-12 in
nings.
At Troy-Bostons z, Troys 4.
At ring6eld-Nationals Z, Springfelds g.
10 innings.
At Cincinnati s. Chicagos 1.
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An Attempt to Blackma,l P. 7. Barnun

An Attempt to Blackmatl p. T. Barnum.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1l.-Geo. w. De Haven,
Robert E. Miles and Andrew Halt, three show
men, who some years ago ran show known a.
The Canvass of Nations, to-day began dam
age suit for $500. 900 against P. T. Barnum,
alleging he had by sinister means broken mp
their show, thereby inflicting serious damage.
MIR. Barnum, who is here, claims the whole sc-
ton is an attempt to levy blackmail, repeti-
ton Of similar suits which have been begun IN
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati by the same parties.
and that in each case the action has been
thrown out of court.
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The Battle of Chickamausa.

WASHINGTON, Aug. LA board of officers
consisting Of Lieut.. Gen. P. b. Sheridan, Brig.
Gen. Crook and Col. j. O. Davis, has been or
dered to convene in Chicago for the purpose of
considering and correcting differences Of opin-
ion relative to the actual position and move
ments OF the troops engaged in the battle of
Chickamauga.
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Bali and Bat.
THE CHAMPIONSHIP,

What with the loss of two games to Buffalo
and one to Cincinnati during the past week,
the Chicago has once more dropped to a lead of
but two over Providence. The latter leads
Boston by three, and Boston is one ahead of
Buffalo in games won. The championship is
within the grasp of either of these four, and
the combat thickens. The following is
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A weakly Newspaper for 3 sale.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. IL The 1smes.y Journal news.
paper Of this city, with all the good will, tan
Rible property, leasehold, associated press
franchise. etc, will be advertised tomorrow
morning to DO sold at trustee sale az auction 10
the highest bidder for cash, st the eastern front
o. the court house, on tho 22d Of August.
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The .Arqona,ts the winners.

MONTREAL, Aug. 1.-THE Lachine regatta
four-oared race for the amateur championship
Of the Dominion and the challenge cup was
won by the Argonauts, of Toronto, distance
three miles, time twenty minutes. The crews
were from Lachiue, Peterbor0 and Toronto
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Reduced Rate Tickets Not Coed E..t

Reduced Rate Tickets Not Good East.
CHICAGO, Aug. IL Commissions Fink adj
vises Western lines that managers Of trunk
lines. at q recent meeting. adopted resolution
that after Aug. II no round-trip tickets or re-
duced rate tickets issued by Western lines
would be honored by Eastern trunk fines.
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MINNESOTA CROPS.
4CREIGE IND YIELDS OF LEADING
CEREALS.

Nearly Thirty Million Bushels of Wheat
Largest Crop of Oats and Corn Ever Pro-
duced in the State-Large Additions to
the Cultivated Area for 1S70-Over Forty
Million Bushels of First Quality Wheat
Promised-G Greatly Increased Interest in
Sugar Cane.
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The Way It Is to be Done in Peoria.

~. 1h6 WY II ID % % DUH6 IN F6OrI8s
PEORIA, ILL, Aug. LITTLE citizens here have
raised ST. 00O donation to the Peoria Fair asso-
ciaiion, and the society voted to 20 ahead with
the fair, commencing Monday, Sept. 22d, and
lasting the entire week; $4,000 has been of
fered in premiums for cattle, horses, hogs,
sheep, mules and asses, and 81, 45O for speed.
Hopeful and Rarus are secured by written
contract. The CITY will be light, evenings
during the week with eleot,ic light, and on
Wednesday night a race will be given over the
track by electric light
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Display advertising ION fourth page only double
above rates. All advertising is computed rs none
parei 10 lines to an inch,
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DISASTERS & DEVILTRIES

Severe Storm in Dane County. Wls.--small
Lake Steamer Wrecked--Groat Damage to
Tobacco, Corn and Other Crops Destruc-
tive Water Spout In OntariO--Three Per-
sons Killed and Many Others Seriously
vania Riot Bill Notoriety, Arrested--NIis-
cellaneOus.