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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

WEDNESDAY. August 2, Is5Z.
sALEs-FIRsT BoAED.-l0 shares Charlotte, Co
iumbia and Augusta at SAX, 20 do. at 54x, 10 de-
ut 544, 10 do. at 54a, 80 do. at SAX, 10 do. at
544, 80 do. ut 54a; 10000 Atlanta and Charlotte
incomes tB. CT at s6x.
SECOND BoARD.-20 shares Petersburg Railroad
ut 30x, % do. at 3Ot, is do. at 30A. 10 do. at
30t: 10 shares Atlanta and Charlotte at IS; 10
shares Charlotte Columbia and Augusta at SAT- 60
d, al AL ln ID ] q q nj S4k
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COMMERCIAL.
lain AND COTTON EXCHANGE

GRAIN AND COTTON EAChANIrc'
RICIiNoND. august 2, 1882
OFFERINGS.
WUEIr.-Whitc, 1914 Bushels. Rcd, l7il :
bushels. a.. -.o
bushels.
OATS. ESQ bushels.
RYE.--G bushels.
BLACK PEAs.-22 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WUEAT.-Whitc. l .672 bushels good b. prime al
Al 10 t. Sl.I4. Red, 3S2 bushels iair 10 very
GOOD Lancaster ~ SI.US to STA: 4,Sl6 bushels
mixcd ON private terms: 1890 bushels coWnol
10 prime FultZ at Sjc. 10 Tl.u5. ,,, ..
CoRN.-Wmtc, 100 bushels prime Virginia ~
0ATs.-1s2 bushels good TO prime winter at 10
% Ace.
RYE.-Gi bushels Oh private terms.
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The president yesterday received nun ..as
Der OF messages congratuissi's ""''
veto.
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what Irregular. closing nrm.
KAITIMORk.

BALTIMORE, August 2.-ylrginia g., consoli-
ltcd, co.,; second series: 3f4 pHst-uue coupons
) new lO-IO's. i3is. BID to-day.
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WV vonK COTTON FIXTURES.

NEW YORK August 2. -Cotton-Gross receipts
Gao bales; futures closed quiet and steady; sales'
be- sI2SnMsi2.5I; october, 81 sea 81 f:vo
Soycmbcr, sI2 .60@sI2.70 December sI2.Io@
tI2.7l; January, sl2.7gisslZ.s ieDinIy'
i2.glGlsl2.93; March. fl2.Oa@tl2.O1, Aprh,
.i1I7TsI2I9: May, fI2.3Odr 1882.
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MILWAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE,, August 2.-Flour dull and I'M
changed. Wheat tame and easier; No. NV
Corn scarce and 1rmer; No. 2. 77Tc. Oats hrin'
No. 2 white. 63c. Provisions higher. VIZ
nork sci cash and August, s2l'lO reptsmprs.
Lard-Prime steam, sl2.2O cash ana NuE"s's
xl2.AO scptember.
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vote in detail:
AueS.-Messrs. Atkins, Barbour, Bayne,
RinSbam. Blackburn, Blanchard, bliss,
Bowman, Brewster, Burk, Buckner, Bur
rows of Michigan, Butterworth, CaDeli'
Calkins. Gambler, Cannon, Carpenter, Chap-
man. Clements, Grape, Cravens, Cuiberson'
Cullen. Davis OF Illinois, Dawes, DE Mote'
Derster. DibreIl, Dunn. Dunnell, Ellis,
Frrett. Evans, Farwell OF Iowa, Ford,
Forney. Fulkerson, Garrison, George, GlD'
son. Guenther, Gunter, Hammond, liar,
mcr Harris OF Massachusetts, Harris OF
New Jersey, Ilazetine, Hatch, Hazictom'
Henderson, Hepburn, IIerndon, Hoblltzell,
Uope. Uorr, House, Hubbell, Jones OF
Teyas. Jones Of Arkansas, kenna, King
Latham. Lewis, Lord, Lynch, Mackcy
Wsnnino. Mcclure, McCoid, McLane, Nc
MILAN Mills. Oates, O'Neill, Page, Parker
PaySon pierce, Phelps, Pound, Reagan
P;ce ~ Ohio. Rice OF Missouri, Rice o.
Massachusetts, Rich, Richardson OF Ne"
York. Richie, Robertson, koDeson, Rose Sc:
crans Ross. ShaIlenberger, Sherwin, II
monton. singleton. Smalls, Spaulding
Sneer Spooner, stephens, stone, STRAIT
Talbott. TAYLOR, Townsend oil ONO
Fucker Upson. Vance. Van Aernam, Van
Horn. wait. Ward. Washburn, Weber
Wellborn, White, Williams OF Wisconsin
Williams of Alabama, wilson, ana WIS
OF Virginia-122. ,.,.
Nans.-Messrs. Anderson, Belmont
Rlouni. Briggs. Browne, Brumm, Buchan
an Caldwell. Campbell, Colerick, Converse
Cox Of New York, Deering' Dlngles, Er Ul'a
trout. Fisher. Godsbalk, Hammond oil Geoi
| gia, Hardy, Haskell, Hewitt OF New lofh
aijl Uiscock. Holman. Hutehins, jacobs
Iadyjn Kasson. Kctchain, Klotz, Leedom
T feyre. Mckinley, Miller, Mulchler, MOI
cross peele. Randall, Ray, Reed, Robin
eam ., Massachusetts,. Robinson OF Ohio
g Robinson OF New YORK, hsan, S S,ne,
i smith Of Pennsylvania, springer, etoci
9 SLAYER Townshend OF Illinois, turner
= Kantuctv. Turner Of Georgia, Tyler, III
dearaff ~ Iowa, Updegraf OF Ohio, VIZ
e ner, Whitthorne, Win's' ''''s' $50
0 Young-59. ,5
J. The following members were paired
Messrs. Anterior, Aldricb, Arlnneia, bar
, Bland, Bragg, Beach, Belishoovef, oassld
n Covjn,.on' Curtin, Carlisle, Cobb, Clar
: Clardy Cntts' Chase, Cornell, Davidso
7, Darrall, Dezendorf, Dowd, Dw'sn,, rro'
r, Farwell of Illinois, Geddes, HelIina
> Humphrey, Hall, Hubb.' hawk, n us,l
!, Hardenburgh, Hewett OF Alabana, Hooke
+ Jones ~ New Jersey, Kelly, Knott, Lin
$, sew. Lucy. Ladd, Miles, McCook, Morriso
8, Mason, Moulton, Morse, "ot9 ~ ''e ""
,M.gg..s,::ov, Much, Martin "si'''' 1's
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The abundant western rains which feil
ON Sunday after the passage % .nJ 80 v ON
TIC Grain crops. Yesterdays reports from
Sa.teago ,nti,nated that the continuance OF
,i'n roin-storm. which had extended INTO
I"wa Minnesota, Wisconsin, and southern
Illinois. might prove disastrous TO Ihe
,nhnat fields. IL l. premature to anticipate
M WIZ from this source, as the rain was
Luz, :. coded and as the amounts reportco
srn ar" dia;,rent points were not so ex-
' ns,u,,s a' ~ TO Justify alarm. Mondays
oe;cisi wealth. bulletin gave tnese
amounts VI l,s7 ineaes ct paysnpSs'
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THE SEWING QUEEN.


From out all nations around her there drew
The fair and lovely, the honest and true.
Greatly admiring this fair, royal one.
And loudly praising the work she hal done
There we've hens and feils AMI scallOps ali
bound,
And ruiles and Turks ali braided around.
And cords that were laid as straight rs line
Others were curved, and some serpentine;
Embroidery. tOo-theTe was every shade
And seams us heavy as ever were made.
They gazcd with delight as she whirleC
around
So light and easy. with scarcely sound.
Her speed was tcrriGc-shc never grew tired
They verify thought she must be inspired,
Her threat was double, and her stitch a lock
Her work, SO perfect, was all Of their talk,
And Sweetly they sang-in a grand refrain
Lauding her merits again and again.
Who is this fair ono, so noble and grand,
That calls forth such praises on every handi
For all who had heard. and those who had
seen,
Were anxious 10 learn the name of this Queen
When. lol there appeared in respIendent
flame
A golden halo from that Goddess-Fame-
InelosinG the words, Light Running Domes
ticr'
This is the name of the Queen majestic.
SMITH 4 HAIL. Agents,
Emporia, Kansas
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Ex-Governor William Dcnnison, of
Ohio, who died in Columbus on the
10Th inst, was at The head OF his state
when the rebellion broke out. He was
nm enthusiastic unionist, and promptly
responding To the call of President Lin
coin for troops, enlistcd, equipped and
put ON the march the allotted number of
regiments in an almost incredibly short
space OF time. Durng his entire term
of two years he was as active. as gen
cral in the field. and by his labors and
fcrvid patriotism won high place among
the war governors of those times. He
was succeeded On the LIST of january.
1868, lay Governor David Todd. In
1864 he was called inio the cabinet OF
President Lincoln, succeeding Mont
gomcry Blair rs postmaster general.
Afler the assassination Of Lincoln he
was continued in the cabinet by Presi.
dent johnson. When Gen. Grant sue
cecdcd to the presidency Governor Den.
nison was appointed commissioner of
the District of Columbia. He had dur.
ing lie occupied many other positions
OF honor and trust, and filled them all
tn the satisfaction of the people. AT
his death Governor Dennison was ca
years of age.
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MoNDERFUL PRoGREss.

Leavenworth Times: The progress of
Kansas in population and wealth during
the past ten years has been extraordi-
nary. This state has been applying a we'll
divised immigration system, and as re-
suit has outstripped all the rest of the
union in growth. A recent dispatch
gave some interesting statistics of her
prosperity and prospects, but the census
show most clearly how she has been ad-
vancing ni late. For instance, in 1870
she had but 3S.30S farms and in 1880
the number of farms lind risen to 1S3, 600
This shows an increase of nearly 10000
farms in ten years and no other state ap-
proaches this rate of growth. California
for instance, during the decade ending in
1880 only adds Il, Oo0 farms 10 her list. If
there were no other states to make COM
parsons with, this might have passed as
eVincing fair rate of growth, but when
We see that Kansas has more than twelve
times as many new farms IN the same
period, It is necessary To realize that
California is being very literally ieft be-
hind in the race. Illinois follows with
90, 700 new farms, Indiana with 80 900.
Iowa with 10000. Kentucky with $1,000.
snd several other states have all done
we'll. but Kansas by far the best.
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THE IOWA CYCLONE
Appeal for AID an Behalf of the suf-
fererS

Appeal for AID an Behalf of the suf-
ferers.
Dies MONIES, June 20.-RepOrts from
Story county indicate further destruction
west of Kelley. Mr.. Clark and daugll-
ter were injured at Garden Prairie.
Turner's house and barn we're DESTROYED.
His no use was carried mile and DASH
ed To pieces. Roberts lost his house,
barn and three horses. lie and his wife
and daughter held To wire fence. IrV-
ing's barn and other buildings were
waited away.
All accounts seem TO indicate that The
tornado originated in Boone county,
having been seen but little further west
than there. Prof. j. X McCOmber, of
the agricultural college, puts It's COM
mencement in the southeast corner of
the county. After damaging the barn
of Mr.. Lewis, il divided, one branch
going north eleven miles and a half,
and tearing Mr.. Clerks house TO splint
ers.
Half mile further on the houses of
Turner and Roberts were completely
wrecked. South of Ames eight head of
cattle were torn all to pieces and twisted
up in the wire fence. Wieckham's
house, in this vicinity, went next, then
Netherlands, and half mile further
TempletOn's.
The width of the funnel, McComber
says, was three hundred feet, tearing
trenches in the ground from one TO three
feet deep and fifty feet in length this in
the sod or hard road indiscriminately
1t is thought these trenches may have
been plowed by the wrecks of houses
The south branch of the tornado went
towards Kelley, where the damage done
has already been described in these tele-
grams
Dies MONIES, June 20.-The following
appeal for aid has been furnished the
Associated Press with a request for its
publication in all the papers of the
country:
To the public: After two days and
nights spent in trayersing the track Of
the tornado THAT swept over this state
with such fearful havoc last Saturday
night, and having reports from scores Of
reporters from the Register and AssOci-
ated Press, sent TO all parts of il, find
the condition of the lleart-braken people
so piteous and 50 needful OF instant
and generous help, that ] send this
appeal TO the people OF the United States
in their behalf The tornado made
a path 0f destruction through thickIy
settled portions Of Iowa, some $50 miles
in length, and an average of half 3 mile
in width, extending from q point south
OF Ames. in the central part of the state,
sgd swept in the shape Of q crescent TO
south of English. in KeokRk county in
the southwestern part of The state. We
have names now of sixty nsnc dead and
500 wounded Half of the latter are
grievously hurt and probably hall fatally.
Over 800 families had their homes totally
destroyed and there are at least I 500
homeless and in want
The loss on property will exceed two,
and may reach three million dollars
In the town Of Grinnell alone 500 600
in property was destroyed, on none Of
which was there cent of insurance, as
in the case Of fires. II will take at least
$500. 900 to put the people there beyond
need and distress Il will take 500, 600
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Notice of Survey.

Lawrence Gehani, owner of the northeast
quarter of section 80 township Is. range 10.
" al take notice that the undersigned county
surveyor Of Lyon county. Kansas. Will ON the
lith and Lab days Of July. 1852. proceed 20
survey and establish the following corners,
t0-Wit:
The southwest corner of section 90; the
northeast southeast and norfhW est corners to
the southeast quarter of section 81. and the
corners TO the east half of the southwest quar-
ter OF section 20. all in township 10, range IL,
AMI such other lines anal corners as may he
necessary to complete the work
This survey is made upon request OF and
orders received from 4. klingbrTg and Il. ]
Waters. KOBERT MILIIKEE
C6nHty Surveyor
June Z. 1882 w23-it
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Publication Notice.
LAND OFFICE AT ToPEEA. KANSAS, 1
Hmm. l3sa q

LAND OFFICE AT TOPEKA, KANsAs,I
June 8. lSS2. {
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice 81 his Intention
10 make Gnai proof in support OF his claim.
and that said proof will be made before the
Judge of the District Court OF Lyon county,
Kansas. and in his absence LefoIe the Clerk
thereof, at Emp0rIa, Kansas, on Saturday,
the 18Th das Of July IsSz. viz Daniel A.
GBnkle. on his homestead application No.
sU96, for the north half OF the northwest quar-
ter OF section 81. township u south, range 10
east. lie names Tie following witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upon and cuL.
tiyation OF said land. viz John K McEsnsey
sass Postoliee Madison. Greenwood County
Kansas j. j FISHER, Register.
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Notice Of Assignee's Sale Of Real

In pursuance of an order OF the AsII0n cir
etIIt eoHrt, If Marion county. Indiana, made
on the 22ih day Of May. 1884, the nnEiarsisTlsl,
aseignee 50F the benefit OF creditors OF Kenne-
dy. WiidmAa & Co. will. GA ard after the
10th dag Of in y. A D., 1881, vt the law Office
Of Lamb q Mason. Nos. 3 md in Thorpe
block On East Market street, In the city al
Indianapolis. Aarion county. Indiana. offer
for sale and sell lar the highest Ilrice that
c48 be obtained, but for not Tess than tbs af,-
praised value, the following real estate, con-
vey 81 % me - assignee for the beneGG6f an
their creditors by Kennedy. WfidmRn & Co.,
situated In Lyon county, sts. 81 EaHsaA. to-
VIII: The e1st half and the southwest quay
Ter Of the northwest quarter and the north-
west quarter OF tae north aes4 quarter, All in
sectien two township seventeen ran re eleven.
containing enc hundred and sixty acres
TEENS o. SALE. 09e-tktrd cash ~ dale
Of sale and balance In JWo equal payments
In one and tgO years fFo63 date CT safe, and
for deferred payments notes WlH he taken
bearing interest at the rate Of six per ceEs
per aHEan and c0liec4abie without rellef
from valaatfGa OF appFatsenent laws. 20 lie
secured BY . mortgage On the premises sold.
Address RJBERT LAME
Assignee Of Kennedy, Hfldman q Co.,
iBdisnsp0Iiss lndisaA. W99-st
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navaste1I bvaCvcIone

DETROIT, June ia cyclone swept
through Bay, Tuscola and Huron coun-
ties yesterday at noon. The district de.
vastated is remote from telegraph lines,
but, SO far, the story of the devastation
is a sad one. Many houses, barns, or.
chsrds and cane were swept away. Al
Thomas Joyce's house, in Bay county, q
girl named Simpson was fatally injured
by beng hurled against the fence, and
Mrs. DelOs Castor was badly hurt A
boy named Carroll had his skull broken
Miss Mcdonald, of Gagetown, was ter.
Fibly mutilated. The track OF the storm
was eighty rods wide and twenty miles
long
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A Tennessee girl has demonstrated
that she is qualified IN vote at a ward
caucus, She agreed to clope with her
young man. but as he didn't show up
she jumped from window. walked i've
miles in the rain and mud. woke him
from sleep, broke his jaw, and returned
home TO be forgiven.
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Struck by = Tornado

iowa CITY, June ia Boone, Iowa
special says: A tornado struck the south.
western part OF Boone on Saturday
evening at 8 p. m. Il was plainly seen
there and seemed twenty miles away.
Reports are just coming in Of great dc.
structiOn in that section. All buildings
ON several farms are completely demGI.
Ished. A church four miles south of
Ogden was destroyed. Many persons
have been seriously injured One man
was killed. Information is difficult to
obtain on account of heavy roads. A
woman and child are reported missing.
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AZ mseaon

CHICAGO. June E9I.-wheat-weak and
lower; spring, nominal, 81 By. Corn
Weak and lower, 7OIEc- Oats-Firmer, IA<c,
Rye-G9c. Barley-s5e, September. Pork
Steady, SO 20. Lard-stroDg and higher
SII 60 cash.
Hogs-ReceiPts. 1900: quiet and slow; 8
cents lower; light, 81 5e@s 10; mixed pack
ing, s. 66ds 90: heavy. IS I00s CO.
Cattle-Reccipts. 1900; natives. dull and 10
cents lower; exports. s. 759s Is; good to
choice shipping, So 7s07 90; common 70 fair.
s S066 90; butchers, q aoG5 %; Texans.
70 zoos 80
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Notice.

To whom IL may concerns
Notice Is hereby giyeR that rs aalmi1istEa-
tFiX OF the estate of Edwin hor' head. de-
ceased, 1 have filei q petition Ia the Probate
Court Of Lyon county for authority to sell Al
private sale the east half OF the southwest
quarter OF section 60 township Is. range II.
Lyon county. Kansas. tn pay the debts of the
deceased; that SAIL petition will be heard by
the Probate Judge, at his Office il kmpOria,
Lyon county. June 81. ISs&2. at II m
VIOLA AOREHEAD, Admx.
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THURSDAY, JUNE %, 1882.
srArE coNvENrIov

\ delegate convention OF tie Republicans
OF ti.P state OF khnsas wIli be held IN the city
az TuVcSH on Wednesday. the 2sth day OF
June. iSs2 ~ the hcuT Of O'Clock y M, for
thc purpose of nom inating four cantl lletsss for
con grcssmcn ~ Ht large for the state OF Kansas
The basi. OF representation ia said cOnVen
ton anall be one delegate and one alternate
Tor every tareo hundred and fifty votes or
any fraction thereof OF one hundred and sew
Cuty-1ge or more caft for HenilCF-Ou Richie
for residential eig,.i0r "a the November cicc-
ton ~ J IS 81 ard "ne ~ lesatc ami Oue alder
nate Tor each un0rganiLrd county Ht nGhSd
10 any organized county tor municipal Tur-
posc8 PRIOR 10 Aprii p 1889 Which dele
gates and altsrnates are apfsOTtiOned TO the
-rVrrnl rnnmfi.,. "a. lnllnM.:
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THE BUSINESS MARTs.
THE PRICES AT TRADE CENTER

THE PRICES AT TRADE CEETERs
At st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. June 2l--IIOgs-sIOw and low
er ON all grades except best pigs. SO GGGb7 10;
light Workers. 81 15G57 co; packing. 81 Goa
8 90; butchers to fancy, s. logs 40; shippers.
IS OOGe6 20; receipts, $500; shipments, 500.
Flour-Quiet and unchanged. wheat
Cash, better and stTongi No. red. 81 2G5zG
/ 2szS cash; No. do. 81 0sI bid. Corn
Cash. higher. T2A972ke cash oats-steady
and firm, 49z65501Sc cash. Pork-Fery quiet
joiJbing, FL 10. Larl-Nominal, 81 20.
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IL ~ recommended that the delegates from
each county hc selected In couuty convention
on IN 18TH day al JuEc. 49, unless dlncT'
cnt time bc designated by the county isepuh-
liran central rItnmittcef IL - iuTu or
recommended that the various county central
committees give at least two We Is notice
cgatcs by publication Ia tie county papers
~ or.lcr OF the Republican state central
committee. Il. JOHNSON,
Attest: Chairman.
l. Il SHARP Secretary
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WAsHINGToN, June 19-The $f0O.-
0O0. 90 pension appropriation bill passed
the house under suspension of rules.
Hanchell & Carter, propsietors OF tha
great I2th Street Livery, Chicago. in 4
letter dated Dec 5. 1879, speak thus of
Kendall.s SPAWN Cure: "lt is several
years since we bought the first Of Won.
aud we do not hesitate To say il is the
very llsst article for spaVins. rInebones
scratches. splInLs, etc, that We ever used.
We would NIT be without il in our large
livery for thousands Of dollars. We
pronounce il one of the greatest dis
covefies Of the age. Ii stands without q
peer in horse linimenis-" See advt
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On the 9Th of the present month the
people of Iowa will vote ON the adoption
of prohibition amendment to their
state constitution The state is at pres
ent very much agitatcd on the subject,
but most Of the agitation seems to be in
favor ofthc amendment. In many sec
lions of the state, the political leaders on
both sides are canvassing for the affirm
alive. The people are evidently in earn.
est-espccially the prohibitioniSts.
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Tho Track of the Recent tornado.

CHICAGO, June ia Metropolis, ii
lInOis, special says: A terrible cyclone
struck this city yesterday evening, blow
ing down several houses, killing Dick
Turner, capslsing and sinking the
steamer Jennie Walker, and scattering
the harvested wheat In the vicinity. The
damage is heavy.
Iowa City, Iowa, specials reports the
loss of lite at Irish Ridge, as from ten
to twelve
A Boone, Iowa, special says: The tor
nado struck the south western part of
Boone county Saturday evening at p m.
1t was plainly seen here and seemed
twenty miles away.
Reports are just coming in of great
disaster to that section. All the build
ings on several farms were completely
demolished. The church four miles
south of Ogden was destroyed. Many
persons have been seriously injured.
One man was killed. Information is
difficult to obtain on account of the
heavy roads. 4 woman and child are
reported missing.
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CHICAGO. ILL.,, June ia Metropolis,
Illinois. special says: A terrible tornado
struck this city yesterday evening, blow
ing down several houses, killing Dick
Turner, capsizing and sinking the
steamer Jennie Walker. and scaiterins
harvested wheat in the vicinity. The
damage Is heavy.
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a GENTS WANTED To sell our popular
N books. For liberal terms address, Kan
saS City Publishing Company, n. PrOthero,
manager, loo west 9Th st Kansas City, NO,
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FIVE CENT COLUMN .

Advertisements are inserted in this column
for Eve cents line each inseFtiOn-aver-
aging seven words to the line.
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NOTICE person who stole my wa
IN gOH seat from near Pixies quarry on
rIumb creek hal better return the same and
save trouble. A. T.. ABRAHAM
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We believe Here arc two or three dis
trict judges in the state who have not
yet announced themselves as candidates
for congress.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-22
KANSAS CITY MARKETS.

Reported especially for THE DAILY NEWS
every afternoon bg
ANDY j. SNYDER & co,
Rooms rs and "a Exchange Building,
KANSAS CITY STOCK YARDS
" NSP n . - sslSEs Hog statesmen.
GEO. KICK. Cattle Salesman.
FRANK FISH. Office.
KANSAS CITY. June 2I.--IIogs- Receipts,
4.70S; marx ct dull; 10 cents lower than yes
ter.lay, or Is to 25 cents lower Than Monday /;
range, 81 4CGes 10; bulk Of sales, s. e0G7 so.
Cattle-Receipts. l,T59; to-dAy's receipts
mostly ali grass Texans billet through to
Chicago and not offered for sale; would sell
strong at 10 to Is cents higher than last
weeks prices; natives, quiet. duh ami slow
sales.