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rrS. y. Tones, Crnwfordsyile. Mont
Eomery Co.. was cured Of Asthma by
the use d Browns Iror Bittcrs.
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0rThe heading factory or Mr.. q. N.
hcmpcr II getting enough timber %
push things, aud their machinery fairly
huns this week. Hc u furnishing al
The heading he can manufacture 20 :
flrm u indianapolis, but getting the ma
%rhinery IN position late II the spring, he
ms found Il difficult 20 obtain : supply
~ timber while farmers were pushed
wnh their crops, but wants % b. abl0 u
kh'p . car Z day from now On.
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lNOTICE To NON~R E<IIlEN1
DEFENDASTS-
-r..r 80 .xr
" iNDIANA, -.
SouSfS 81 DUBOIS
Dubols Circutt Court, September Tenn. Assn
Norman Fisher. Admr. de-
bonis non Of the Estate
Of Bernard Aufrart
deceased,
vs.. ry~n
John p. B~erghausc, 49,
Clemens Hcmbrock, AeA'
Bernard Berghausc,
John q. AuiIart,
Francis q. GehlhaUsen aud
John 4. Bcckman.
KNOWN that On this lin dax
ID or July, 1883. lie ABOVE namcd
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WHEAT. -- We have received but
meager reports from threshcrs YET, but
such . We have generally indicate
about half of last years yield. We M
derstand Lyman Hobbs got about III
bushels per acre from what he had sown
10 Madison township. Mrs.. Mary Cook
got 263 bushels from IS acres, or about
Ia bushels per acre. Last year the
same ground yielded $40 bushels.
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EI~f<tit IN iowa n cglEry promptly sff<atrf
4 pre'aI isptiNN given % obstetrics .nf t'sln.es p~-
r'iier n ~pa'tn emil shiidrtn -ui3 Z ls.E-3m.-
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For sbove lands no bid less than one dollar and
txeuty-fye cents per acre viii De accepted
Any person Who resided on any Of Baid lands n
the date Of their selection, and who Shall or be
fore the day OF oriog them for sale, 1e his or her
affidavit and those of $40 Witnesses. taat he or she
has made and continued such settlements shall have
the right the lands embracing such settle
Dent. not exceeding one hundred and sixty acr~s.
., their appraised valne-
And any person who has settled upon or Inn
proved auy Of said lands subsequent to their selec
ton, may make application TO the BOARD Of Educa'
tiou for the privilege Of entering said hcds, upon
making affidavit that he she has settled upon and
cuifvsied the same, ard Continued the cultivation
AID Improvement, proving BY txo Witnesses the
character Of the cultivation and improvement may
make entry Of the AZ their appraised yalae on
the day of sale provided such aP-catiops are hled
before said Board with the Salesman, before
the day ofsale
All sales will be for cash The l=nds will be Of
fered during the usual hours Of SALE and eontiuUed
from day 70 day Until completed in zach county.
These laods will be sold in tracts Of less than
forty acres, except in eases offssefional lots
After said lands nave been offered for sale, those
uRsold viii be sabecI 10 private entry In the State
LAID Office Al the appraised values.
CircEiars containing tie above descriptionswM
be sent On application to the State Land Once
BIZ order OF the Board of Education
p. W. WHITE, Salesman
February G. 1SS3-sf
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Commissioner's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF An ORDER BIZ TIE IBDkE
ID Of the County CoEsf. in and for Leon egG$H
on the S7,h day OF February. A. ID. 16&- NiH ~
as public ougery 20 the higAeet b5d<g for cAeA ~
fore the once Of tse Clerk Of the C5rcnit CaaTf1
the CITY Of Tallahassee, on the Afst X0edaJIfu
April A. D. 1885, II the usual hours Of saieS Alk ~
NJ the time OF her death 10, AID all the interest
title Of her estate In and 10 the following desEi
real estate. lying and being in the county d Lea
State Of Florida. tO-wit: The SWA, and Ire Wss
VIZ, aud Ihe SWL( Of ire NE 4, Of Section a2fsin
Township l, Sorsh, Of Range 2 East Also e8e
EE4 Of Section 1, Township l, Rarge !. SoG,h M
known IS Lake Place" Also g Mex OF SE&
and SWA OF the SE1{, OF Section 80. 1owHahaI4a,
Range 2. North and Ea<s-containirg 50 aerss
Purchaser 10 pay for deed. 81
R. A SHINE, Commissioned
YehruaYv q IgS35w y
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Notice of INSTRUMENTATION.

Dr. AUTHORITY OF AN ACT or THE LE(ss
ID islsfure Of the State of Florida entitled $40
Act To provide General Lar for the Inccrporsssoa
Of Railroads and Canals. approved Febr1sry lashs
1874 notice \ hereby given, required by said se
thai company has been formed and their artseless
OF association daily filed, under the name ofth.I
Gresn Core Spring and Aelrcse Railroad Cozs-s
pany. to be invested with al the lights, povefs,y
privileges and franchises conferred upon eompsaies
fcrmed under said ac, for the papoes Of constFaca-
Ing, maintaining and operating railroad for pehfe
nse 10 the conveyance Of pefsous and prupnsfs |
The llre OF said road is to be about fhirtyye ises
IN length. and is to be constructed from The toxa
of Green Cove Spring, in Clay county, thence wssf-
wardy 70 the town OF Aelrose. In Alachna coSna,ls
K B. CANOYA.
A. r. VOGELBACH
SHREVE ACKLKY, "a
ELIAS EAKLE
January g. ISS3-Sm Inrornor.fo<a /;
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Discharge Notice.

CIX MONTHS AFTER THE FIRST PUBLICA
y ton Of this notie~, viii present my voucheij
ard final return IS administrator Of the e<fnte u
John HxmmriT. late Of Leon county and Ststes a
Florida. deceased. 10 the Hon Wm. p Bird, CaRut1
Judge OF said comfy. and ask To be discharged
from tue further aGEniDissrzt On Of said eSsaKe /;
RADFORD HAMNETT
Administrator Est John Haunexs, deceased,
Fen % lSs3-6ua
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Notice for Publication.

LAxo OFFICE Al
GAINESVILLE FLcgfDA. March 2, 1873 /
NOTICE y HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following naIacd settler Ezs SET rotsce % his
tsteution mate Gnsi proof in support Of his
sliFn aud a2t said Proof VIII &c made bef7re u IN
= Byrd IN tee II Los Ccaaty C1Eri. Il Tz'-1tzs-
4ee Fla. 90 April p Friday i@s W: Isa3c My
snr. OF COrerrd Pa 70 II .lae4;eAa No -ysSS for
Use E5@ OF Me- O Scion -. Township 9 Go-sh,
tIs1ge west.
He names the following Witnesses 20 prove Lis
Continuous residence UYyoa, nd cultivation ~. said
and VIZ: sieory Wycbe. IA Ferrel. John H2ys
an Louis Crousar4ie o. Coac3gd. Fla
47-ewy I = BARNES. Register.
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~ = 81 -
4. g /,
t7Sf r. & j ca J l,.ss s.,x I
rr1a q p q y 1 s,.l I. u
ssHsi = l.l!.l Il.
= ~ - 1sesSs Is - - ~
-. II NJ - H. ID. n IA r.
e. - = - IT ~ Il 3. r. - ls y
- - 80 s = - 8 r: y ~ 49,. -
-. - 81 - - - a.1.f n
de<ree, unIs.s tke pe1s.a g - s,.:.2 i .
- - a. n Hau1fnn. = npee1l1 1lmeeE1
visHin - Verr ifun ne d1y - 30 n
eharTe n sasisty Ne Ben. g e ass
hse - - ~. - y. - ~ ~,
a. ~ railroads h1sing beea madc ~ - a1x
80 1890. ana ~ same hasing - 60 -. -
81 the nnia ecnxt - Tie ~ ~ q @nlJs ~ III Il
49,, = s hesiae filsa q sssisfy I'd dlsl11
~ - - Tfnssocn "a tired nna See1be4 1920
SID ppoa he rdlrDed extesdilE toM H.! =
= - - Ia1sassv. 4 Jossru n Dunzzn. Mar IN
the Tnifcd 6tafes for the Norhsrn Diets5@ ~ -
rida hare iesleA npon and laken possesal1N e4 H.
sniiroad attending nom l.llae. u - ~
ire in<1adfnx al sse lsads e Or nsaR tAe NFep .
Taiiahasoce, F1oEida. and the hniIdknKs thAre
longing 10 Gid railr0sd. and win EEL the -
kasscc. in he 6ssfe OF florida. 70 the hignsk e
der. on the 15th day Of February, A p 11k1
Psyments TO be made In cash, o. IN bcnNa ~ !
are declared ia said decree 70 be Zen annd ~
railroad In the manner sherrin prosidea III
JOSEPH Il. DURKEE,i :N
q. g Marshal NoFthern Distrfcf 81 FlDsa1E
TALLAHASSEE. FLA, Nov 10, IS6A leA6
u The above sale b postponed ustI Mszst =
ID 1883 JOSEPH B. DURKEHR
y .. AAea4E
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Discharge Notice.

OK MONTHS AFTER THE DATE HEREOF
= the undersigned, admiuiss rafor Of the estate q
Catherine P. Bowen. teee=sed. late Of Leon ccEns1
State of Florida will present his fnai accounts 4
the Hon. W. p Byrd. County Judge Of said eeuntsl
and ask for q discharge. Il
A. MOSELET
Sheriff and ex-offcio Administered L
FehruarT % iSS3-Sm "a, !.
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PROPOSALS FOR BEEF.


TALLAHASSEE PLoETDA, February Sth. 1883. {
- EALED PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
= beef for thc Use 81 yBe State AsyluH1 Caztta-
!.:ocbee, will 5e Teee ive5 u Ia.s Office Until the
Scst aay Of Apy3i- At y oc.oeE n. al which line
t}s presence Of the Beard Of Commissioners Of
II -te Iusiitzt.oLs.
Bids NEST re f0T furnishing fresh beef 90 re de-
.s-eTci Asylum three tfi7es il each week for
tse <pAee Of twelve TaortEz ard must be accom-
Tyzaied -Si;k . good and sufficient bond wiih two
GOD sareAies sBljrct 20 approval by the Board.
.N,8eef Pr0posals." Quantity Of beef consumed at
~ Asyiunn abort 80 lbs per week. The Beard
- Commissioners Of STATE Institutions rese re the
r;Eht 70 reject S3y ard 81 BIDS.
]. z. TOSGE. Adiatao;-Geuersl
FEB IS. 1sS3-1w
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II a. JseksosviIIe uifh Wsycroes shOrt Ii.
eelsts Ncsth @ Me.ss viii the Pernsnzins =, -, "a
tttemers 50x al points tie q; Josr. 80 u'a
AZ Baldwin, v5ih he Rtozida Trznsi, R.il,,.a q.
Al iouth Eioxida OeklaEaia rive - f-,S ..,. -
II At Live Ok b. trains Sos aad Viz - =.
and E9Tannak
i a. T.IIahazeee with &C. MARKS Branch R.slrn.a
or, fuesdzys. Thursdays and Saturdays
4 ~ CAattAhN0chee river With eteanerS-Chstt..
Eo4ehDe On xuncaya, and Esezinxhzm On Thnrs.
Days for ApaSarhicnlA, and returning On TuesdaV,
md A6tafd2yS for Cosumbus, Ga
J. & NcELROY.
w. n DAVIDSON, Master TranspoT,ailon
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Discharge Notice.

ok MONTHS AFTER THE DATE Hereof
y the undersigned. administrator Of the essatesS
Edward CarmiBe. deceased, late Of Leon county
Strife Of Florida viii present his FINAL accoanss
the Hon ". P. Byrd. County Judge Of said eoan9t
and ask for discharge. s.
A. NOSELEY, D,
Sheriff and ex-oficio Administrator 1
FehrusYT % ,SSS-Srn VI
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During 1852 the mardsrs ccma g
II <hs United stst<s avsrsSed tvoa ];
xhie ne ezscdtios only sferased ss3
Hstk There were ii the year ID
das 61d s. sxscutiout i he 6oatl sls
York st1ts hsd Isl murlera ~ MD 1
exscutionk
Tia most easd Englisis Baroae
n probability, IL tensfss,le ST. s.Ss
Noute6orp, Who, on To ssh cfs "a Z 4
n<xt, NilI enfer upon 81 ~ ot I Y
Hmry Preston, ! Scosc BArs u. q
d ye.r 1888, sin survives s
s le1t % Blso6sts livii u q! Il
- co1p,l &
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Discharge Notice.

OK MONTHS AFTER THE DATE HEREOyA
- the undersigned administrator de houis non ii
the estate Of Augusta T. Ssebbirs hate Of EecIs
his final accounts to the Hon VIVA r Byrd, Coznsy
Judge Of said county, and apply for dischargs u
such administrator. !
SAMUEL STEBBINA i
Administrator de bonis neu-
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EAST FLORIDA KXPRRSs-knizva

faAiuaAo PaIacf Sleeping Cars on this train for
SqsAsraa, ChAsleston; Chicago and Washington
PAsse5gsrs taking she mig ht express can get into
TIE sses7ing cars at O'Clock p. m
E<E Restaurant has been opened ak Wsyeross,
And NJ tine via be allowed for meals by All
p48Ar@ger tFains-
CAer-etisx q EayaDnah with steamers for New
1eEk. FhflxfelpAia. Boston ed Baitimore-
No1rsct1g ~ Ckar3csfDa with steamers for New
1hrk. Fail4delpAta and BALTIMORE
ahsoagh 7iekexs sold 70 al points b Ezi] and
ESAamkklp eounectiDaa. and hagEs<g eheekeA thro'
Also Sleeping Car bexfhs a1d secfacas se<zred AZ
as4 ~ 9epot Tiekef 0Ece
yA& 4 TAILOR. Gen7 Pa Agent
eco. ". HAfEEH Act -
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Discharge Notice.

elk MONTHS AFTER DATE WILL PEjH
- sent my final accounts and vouchers 10 Jzdxy
W. P. Byrd, Of Leon County Cont and AK for aaJ
discharge exeeuirix Of the last win Of Tkca.x Z
Bsrnsrd. and guardian OF children +: i
JANE P. BARNARD, Execztsfx;
Jauuzrv
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Discharges Notice

OK MONTHS AFTER Dale, THE UNDER-
y signed ADMINISTRATIVE Of the estate OF r. ".
Fisher, deceased, hate of Leon county Saafe OF E1a
ridA, win present her Enal accounts 10 the Hox VI
r Byrd. County Judge Of said county, and aek Cid
= discharge - such misunderstanding s
Fl. b FISHER,
October & ISS2l6m fr-.fr&
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Discharge Notice.

elk MONTHS AFTER THE FIRST PCBLICst
- tion Of this notice, will present my vuuehssiI
and final return administrator Of the es1sse:os
James ". Smith late OF WakuIia coRnty Flnrifsi
deceased. 10 the Hororabie County judge at sid
county, and ask TO be discharged from the fnsshkl
administration OF said estate
& s. SMITH,
Admir- Estate J. W. Smith, deesd
nerAuner 10 1891
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II 49, sthln Ianss JaeksonsfEle loAw
iitts = ne1aMi. 1o.z5 A n Retorsinz- i.-rr..
1AEsauin - = ~ arrives e JaeksonviiSe 81 5
- mnking ftDee eOnneefiona uish FIorids 49,.
alfosd - tainsasiIie 0calA. Leesburx sod g.
~ HREPKRs on NIGHT rRArSs
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WANTED TEACHERS! rraa I n ON
~ Steady empaCy 6n.fug kE5Eg tnd SnrrISer.
Free Cards and chromOS.

We VIII eez1 fre@ by Ezl sample Get o. CIR jsTEe
eSv,r4rs Freprt an3 American fEozo Cards tinted
4sI god gvuzEds Th prize lit Q: over 30 different
5sgzs. GA TeessPs Of stamp fy pos7geA VII also
std fire. b. Eaaf sx.aplS Of be1srif1 Giro
ios receipt Of ten cen:s 70 PAT FOR packing ad pot
R;s: also ENCLOSE c9zfEGti prize .s ot our arge OIL
rfrp1roz Agents wanted. Address z. GEEAsoS 4 Co..
Snrxrner S,yees. EcEsNa. Iass
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JACKSONVILLE KxPRESs-fDraxl

lfEianan Palace Sleeping Cars on this tEAsn fe7
SFcxscasile To Cineinpati via Atlanta and Clncfn-
ahd EHfania. and 10 Chicago via NonfgonsEy sad
EpuizzHe
iRAssenxeD arriving BY this train for RAl1lkA and
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HERE At LAST.

EfIeP Long and Weary Waiting Relief IL
RreughI TO those who Need it.
Web. Pat said IN Grange county Physician to
q.'npIsBinc Irish patient years $50 Tor that pain
. roEr clest vunskzd hef1ex 60 and psf
rt piaeteE can't think tbis uais Of sHytaag BE Ter
lad ny tie way a6Sed the decor tanning friend
II wish scxhkh1iy would Invent real gcod yzsse.-
sanerhrg scsE1ly hepai for sGch Eases as pass Marie
iatT = III sgnaessre- Nisa rs .ze
when BgNSO X CAPCTNE POROUS PLASTER was
srei on shs Ensrke; about ten TesEs ago the d9t5Fs
e became fact BeeSRSe CT he medicinal viz
dds inherer in H. rs rsyd scsion AID SIRE rsu';s Tire
ehpcne IA fast Grip acng the sho-sctipg pastsrx Of
ksmer dsys for aif zEeions which plaster u
5cabge Psce n certs. Ia The middle Of the genuine
i: cut the word GAPCISR.
sesbCrT & Jollrsoa Cherai-ts New York G-.s
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FARM FOR SALE !

OSE HUNDRED AND sIxTT ACRES Of iand
~ 4eJoEoiug the cts of Isi.zt&s<er- well in
proved god buildings, well ard css=Eu. and TientE
~ sIi kinds OF frui5-a Es1ss desirable property.
VIII be sold On easy terms AFply On premises,
OWEN : PORTER
Fe% ~ FSSzs~
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INDEMNITY SCHOOL LANDS,
RmEx1LY sEIEC1KD AND BEoUnGr
IxTo MARKEE.

NJOTTCE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT HI
IN following lands Of the abOve selections VII
be cEered for sals - the following times 80
places:
AZ New Troy, in LAFAYETTE COUNTY. on
Saturday. March ~, 1855, the fo.IDuing, to Wit
Luas Naa /. 224E& 9. 10. II and Il. section
IL; Loss Nos /. 2. A5. g 1o.nd u, seeiioc y
Lctx Nos 2. s and n, section ~; Lots Nce. and
II. section 3 Lots Eos 9, I. 3. 10 and II, soath-
hair Of Lots Nos s, md 5. section ID
In T. :, 3, r Is, =
Lots Nos. /, 8, Z and 8 poTih half Of Lot No. II,
section 1; Lots Nos. s 8. and s secssnn II Lots
Nos l. 2 & 4 and q south half Of Lot No Z, sec
lion 81 Lots Nos. 2, s 4 snd 5, section y.
N +. s, s.. R Is. Z
East half section 2: all Of section IL: Lots Nos
2 10 and ii, section Il; northeast quarter, south
hail. section II.
IN 7. Q, g.. R. Is, z.
Southwest quarter, section z; south hall, section
ISTT.S z Il. <
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Here is an Opportunity.

r. WOULD LIKE TO FIND PLACES FOR % or
L 80 German G&rie8ers with families. IN Leon
sagnty. Wages thirty 69EE&-s per month with house
spd farm psod1ce furnished. Fares npsI b. I'D
V41ced them Single ;ickess 20 1homasy.ile, So =
DR. FRANK SHERMAN,
Washington Heights, Chicago, III.
Ian "a fSSs3-2rn
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SLVAEILH FLORIDA TESfERI R.R.
l22 3
o. and an<r Thnrsdsy, Jannsry Is, 1883. Trains
viii ieaye and arriFe Il Jacksonville, - follOws:
FAST MATT-

1. RssIEnan DTaEing room Cars daily between Jack
SpavaSe and onvsunah, cCnneeffrg g Savanaah With
lrpagh S3eepcrs North.
Pusamsu sleeping CAn befween nonasyiIle and
Ost;y0merT. daily
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NELSON COUNTY
WHISkEY!

WE WOULD KINDLY INFORM THE PUB
w lie thzz We hare The sols zgz acy for the cese
eExtsa EciLvATx WHEsEET- Il Is strictly pure
aEtIeIe, Eoisened hy aye and e mellow and whole
some: akso, kigtsy recommended for
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MEDICINAL PURPOSES.

Il is 81 Old fxsaioned. baad-nls3e ~h5aker. sud We
guarantee Szststees4ea- Gail fer Neieon County r
HcILyAEx Dzs.iIler, Nelson Comfy. K=nt5eky.
". P. SLCSSER * co,
Feb %. ISS2-1nl Sole Agents
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-06-18
A Heavy Failure.
pecial Dispatch to TnE BEE

Special Dispatch to TnE BEE
CHICAGO, June 16.-A season of eX-
traordinary excitement prevailed on
change Immediately after the opening
this morning, by a rumor freely banded
about that the firm of McGeoch, Ever
ingham tS Co., who have for long time
past been looked upon rs the heaviest
dealers i'll lard and other provisions on
the Chicago board, had failed. This was
verified in a measure soon afterward by
a member of the firm circulating about
on the floor of the change and notifying
all with whom they were interested
i'll provision deals to close them
out Something in the nature of panic
appeared TO seize the provision corner,
and for time the interest in other trad
ing was lost. The effect was seen at
once in quotations of lard and July op-
tion, which yesterday ran up to Sl1 .57@,
and closed steady at Sl1 80. 1t sold
down to $l0.G5 as the initial drop and
then kept on descending the scale until
50. 20 was reached, which would be equal
in point of comparison TO drop of 40c
per bushel in wheat, Other options felt
the effect in "A like manner, but all were
in measure somewhat recovered in tone
and at II o'clock the July option had
gone back to 50. SO, butsubsequentlyagain
declined to 50. 90 The effort to ascertain
the extent to which McGeoch had beer
operating failed, both upon application
TO the firm and members Of the board Of
trade.
The Liabilities Of McGeoch, Evering
ham & Co., will be very heavy. Tn,
failing market brought in its train
plenty of rumors of other impending
failures, but up to 11:30 there wa
nothing definite TO report. Members o
the broken firm declared to the Associated
Press that they would make no statemen
of any kind before tomorrow. Pete
McGeoch, the head of the firm
is resident of Milwaukee
and, and is styled "The Milwaukee
milkman. He is reputed to have beer
the leader in the number of bull move
ments on both the Chicago and Milwau
kee markets, and failed here two year
ago. His firm came prominently befor
the public two weeks ago by their refusa
to receive large consignment of lart
from Chicago on the ground that it wa
tainted, and over which disputed fact al
investigation on the board is now in pro
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
,ecial Dispatches to The BEE


BERLIN, June 1.-THE arrest of Kra-
zewiski, the Polish author, has caused a
decided sensation i'll political circles,
The discovery of a revolutionary docu.
ment in Krazewiskis house in Dresden
has led to the arrest of prominent tele-
graph official, who was formerly a captain
in the Prussian army. He was arrested
at Schuberg, few miles east of this city,
and charged with high treason. For the
present his name has been suppressed
from publication.
LONDON, June 1.-THE prince OF
Wales has nominated p Lorillard's five
year-old brown horse "Iroquois" for the
race for the Stockbridge cup, to be run
at Stockbridge, 21st inst.
MADRID, June lit is stated that q
party of natives in Borneo killed the stat
of the British North Borneo company.
LONDON, June 17.-Advicesf from Sierra
Leone state that chief Gybpowe has again
made raid on the British settlement il
Sherbro; that British expedition was
sent out against him in consequence
which succeeded i'll capturing and burn
ing four more of his stockaded towns
lilClu'tlllS ollc ShiIlSoiici ny i,coo Wal
riors. The British sustained no loss %
men owing to the effective use of tn,
battery on board her majesty's gun boa
Rocket. The Gybpowe fled and re
ward was offered for his capture, whicl
is expected to occur shortly.
KINGSTON, June IA telegram an
nounces the sinking of the propellc
Canada near Rockport, bound up, loadec
with general merchandise. The wreck
ing steamer Hastings has gone to th'
rescue.
MARsEILLES, June 17.-An aeronau
named Jarvis, accompanied by an actres
and a merchant, departed from here in
balloon last evening to cross Il part of TIN
Mediterranean. The balloon and occu
pants We're picked up at sea-
BEYREUTH, June 1.-THE Turk hav
expelled from the district of Maracl
many American families, whom the,
treated with the greatest inhumanity.
LONDON, June 17.-Parnell will visi
| America in the autumn.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-06-18
The Collapse in Lard.

Special Dispatch to rlm BEE
CHICAGO, June 1.-THE clerks were
busy in the offices of all firms which went
to the wall yesterday in the bursting of
the lard corner, trying to bring order out
of chaos. None of the proprietors, how
ever, were willing to- talk, and nothing
will be known till tomorrow, possibly
not till Tuesday or later. The statement
is made, on what is claimed To he good
authority, that on Friday night McGcoch
went to Phil. Armour and explained
the situation, saying $1,000, 900 would
cary him successfully through the deal.
That Armour agreed to let him have
$3.50, 900, that two other large operators
here undertook to advance like amounts,
making three-quartcrs of a million, and
that then McGeoch telegaphed Alexan
der Mitchell, of Milwaukee, for the re-
naming S250,000, that Mitchell replied
that he was willing to advance 81, 600, zoo
if it would carry the deal through sue
cessfully, butho had looked the groun,
over and was sure several millions woulC
bo required to complete it, so he de
clined to enter the syndicate,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-06-18
Two Bodies Cremated.


Special Dispatch to TnE BEE.
WASHINGTON, Pa, June 1.-THE re-
mains of Mrs. Bertha Blecher, who died in
New York ON the 30th, were put in the
retort at the LeMoyne furnace at 3
o'clock last night, and the ashes removed
at midnight. She was German, and a
member of the United States cremation
company. The ashes will be sent to
Carlsrhue, Germany. The body of Mrs.
Cornelia Wolberg, wife of Simon VOL
berg, mining broker, of New York,
arrived at II o'clock this morning, and
was taken Immediately to the crematory
and placed in the retort. When the
ashes are lifted they will be sent to her
late residence and put in an urn and
placed on the parlor mantel.