Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-10
I'd Edition.
Latest TGlegPanS to The Star.
The Milwaukee Hotel Fire.
CONTINUED FROM FIRST EDITION.

CONTINUED FROM FIRST EDITION.
Among those known to have been in the hotel
Miller of Ripon; George Young, Chicago; ). A.
Manning, Chicago; W, D. Lewis, Chicago; X. N.
his: ". j. Hill. Syracuse. Ny; i. Hendy, New
Haven, Conn.,; A. J. Case, New York; P. Hobler,
Chicago: $; J. Craig. Des Moines, Iowa; Charles A.
Williams, j. A. Prince and WIFE, Sheboygan Falls;
John C. Clark. Wausau; Mr. Rowell OF Sanford;
and MI: Rowell OF Medford; Ben Tlce. chief clerk;
John H. Antisdel. clerk; John F. Antisdel, pro-
prietor; Benjamin Mason, teacher, Milwaukee.
AID FROM CHICAGO.
CHIC ILL.,, Jan. 10.-Three steamers went
from Chicago at ten minutes to six, In response to
call from the mayor. The train bearing them
ana consisted OF five cars 1t went to Milwaukee,
distance of 90 miles, in only little over an hour.
1t is repored here that the Minnie Palmer troupe,
this is not confirmed.
Released ana Re.arrestesl.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10-Martin Kelley, who was
possession, was given another hearing this after
noon and was released. He was Immediately ar
rested by secret service officer for of1enses al
legged to have been committed in New York.
Polk. the Captures Fugitive.
THE DETECTIVE WHO TRAVELLED WITH HIM I" PUTS HIS
FOOT IN IT.'
NEW ORLEANS, La, JAM 10-A special from San
Antonio to the Picdynne says: Treasurer Polk,
when captured, was accompanied by detective
named Cameron, whom he had bribed to pilot him
out OF the country They left the train night be-
fore last at Webb station, and Cameron walked
90 miles to procure horse Polk lying out in the
brush: When captured by the officer, Folks hands
and clothing were filled with prickly pear thOrns,
which he had got from wandering In tho thicket.
Cameron was also arrested and held by Officer
officer that he had made good thing out OF the
business, and could put him in the way to realize
few thousands sheely denounced him for the
HCfted confessions against Cameron.
POLK PAID DETECTIVE PRICE $4,000 TO LET HIM
ESCAPE
GALVESTON. TEX, Jan, 10 specia, dispatch to
the Ne,rs from Laredo says: Treasurer Polk, after
hislarrest by Detective Price, was liberated for
something over $4,000, and took the train for
Laredo. getting off at Webb station, thirty miles
from this place. United States Marshal Sheely
arriving at Webb's he arrested the detective sent
with Polk. After considerable trouble he found
Polk, secreted, seven miles from Webb. Polk was,
at first, disposed to fight. Afterwards he offered
Marshal sheely 5000 to release him. Polk was
taken to this city, where he will be held until the
necessary papers arrive. He has very little money
with him. 1t is reported that his nephew and SER
Want crossed into Mexico with a large amount of
money. Polk appears much distress at his arrest.
The Snow storm North.
nst I Tne
horse cars as well as trucks all doubled up,
and street traffic is accomplished with difficulty.
ports from other sections show that the storm
Is pretty general At Petersburg, Va, twenty@one
| inches of snow has fallen, which is the deepest
The Long Island Sound steamers hal trouble
some time last night three of them having been
ODilgeu 10 put into Hunt1ngtOnLOHg Island Reports
from New England points indicate that the storm
Is very severe though disasters thus far to ship
| ping have been reported
The Markets.
| BALTIMORE. Jan. 1U.--Virgina 6s, consolidated,
So; past due coupons. S. new ten-forties, SO; new
BALTIMORE, Jan. 1O.-Cotton dull-m' ddng, 10.
Flour strong and shade better-Howard street and
westernsuper 15a3 so; dc. extra. 75a4 so family
4a5a5 IS city mills 3.5Oa4. co. extra 25a
do: superative paten1 100; Wheat, southern quiet
and steady western higher closing r-southern red,
1.4Sal. 09; do; amber. l.6sa1. 10 40. l Maryland.
tt:2a1.1 2la: No. western winter red. spot !. 10
May i. 164 bid Corr. southern quiet and nominaiiv
| steady: western higher and firm. closing quiet.
a xh an ana
March. 62As63 Oats quiet and firmsouthern 45a4s;
western white 45a4s; do. mixed. 44a46; Pennsyl-
% a' sbs Rye ~. 3"1 HAY
i Blk RrysSn sss ps ss
| 10a. Bacon-shoulders, 81; clear rib sides, liz.
H Nas 1d ra med, ny Butter
"a: lined dull, l9a2o Petroleum dull = refined.
aaaa's Coffee 9uiet-Rie cargoes. ordinary fair.
6s.as SUGAR dull-A soft 81 copper refined steady.
NEW YORK. Jan. 1o-stccks-dull Money!
Exchange-ong. 1901 do. short. 4a44. State bonds
dull Governments unchanged. Cotton
NEW YORK. Jan. 10.-.Flour-quiet. firm. Wheat
opened cent higher but subsequently, lost advance.
| LONDON Jan. TO-, 1890 p.m.-U. s. bonds. 5s.
extended, JOG. New York Central. 1907. Pennsylva-
| mia Central. g. Ontario and Western. 81.