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Robert j. Morgan who was sent from this city
to the Northern Penitentiary for five years Tor
DEMONSTRATING, has recently emerged from con-
tincment with the halo OF authorship about
him. For seventeen months he was in solitary
confinement which gave him leisure to compose
the greater part of a book which he has pub
lished under the title of "The Crooked Boy q
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Do Not Spare the Rod.

Gabriel Jones, colOred teacher in the public
schools, was tried by Judge Norton, yesterday,
for assault and battery on two of his scholars,
he having whipped them for disobedieDce. The
court took the matter under advisement Tue
case was an appeal from Justice Walpole's court
who fined Jones for the whipping.
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A Gard from Mr.. Herr.

To the Public:
1t is being charged that am opposed to COM
petition in the street railway business. The
statement has not WORD of truth in it. am in
favor of the new street railway company.
ISAAC HERR.
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COVERS.

All Goods with Prices in Plain Figures.
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THE INSANE HOSPITALS.
The Plans for the Construction of the
New Asylums.
The Commissioners Decide to Adopt the
House System-Dr. j. G. Rogers Upon
the Treatment of the Insane.

The discussion of questions relating TO the
architectural arrangement and construction OF
the new hospitals for the incurable insane was
resumed at the session of the Insane Hospital
commissioners yesterday morning. A thorough
examination of the different methods of treat
ment has been made, and it is the determination
OF the commissioners to construct the new hos
pitfalls upon the best modern plans. DR.. ]. G.
Rogers, the ex-superintendent of the Insane Hos
pltal, has been in consultation with them, and
the plans for the construction of the buildings
are being prepared in conformity to his sug-
gestiOns. Upon the authority of the commits
sioners he prepared a series of inJerrogatories,
which were sent to all the institutions for the in
sane in the United States and Canada and to a
large numberin England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales,
France, Belgium and Germany. In addition, all
available literature relating to the subject has
been thoroughly reviewed, and from the in
formation thus obtained the commissioners
have been enabled to select the best plans.
INDIANA's INSANE.
In a review of the situation which the commits
sioneTs required to meet, it is shown that
there $3.50 insane people in Indiana, of
whom 1000 are at their homes, and 800 in poor
houses. With the increasing population the
number of insane will increase also, and pro-
vision will have to be made for them The
present asylum will accommodate 1,400 pa
tients, when completed. DR.. Rogers states that
experience has shown that very large institu-
tions are neither so successful nor SO economical
as those of smaller size. 1t is the almost unani-
nous opinion that 600 should be the maximum
capacity, and much smaller number is desira-
ble if economic circumstances permit, on the
score OF simple success in management at
present. provision is needed for about 900 in
sane people in Indiana 1t is provided that the
capacities of the three new hospitals shall not
be less than 200 than 700, and DR..
Rogers therefore concludes that the new insti-
tutlons should each be designed to accommo-
date about $50 inmates Experience dictates,
he says, that the plans of construction should
be elastic, 80 as to meet future needs without
architectural or Typographical difficulties.
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The Orphan Asylum.

The ladies who are soliciting Tor the Orphan
Asylum are requested TO finish their soliciting
and make their collections during the present
month, and report to the chairman of the build
ing committee.
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JOHN ]. COOPER. Treasurer OF State.
JAS. H. RICE. Auditor of State.
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Visiting strangers will find all the little essen
tials in mems furnishings of the first class al
Parker's, IA East Washington street.
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FUTURES

THE changes in futures, to-day were so
slight as to be almost unworthy of notice.
In New York there was an advance above
the closing prices of yesterday OF one point
and in Liverpool they declined Lea. Sales
were light and the market steady and can
not be active.
Chicago Produce and Provisions-G Grain
IN Chicago was lower again to-day, but if
the prevailing rule is maintained il will 70
upa little tomorrow. May wheat was II be-
low yesterday, and brought Sll0i. June
declined I and sold at Sll3l. May corn
has not changed from Yesterday, bringing
5is. and for June 1t went oil cent, closing
al 562. The receipts Of grain in Chicago to.
day were, wheat, ii Sl4; corn, l0i $50; oats
1858. One year ago to-day were, wheat
IL 645; corn, 2'6, Az oats, 6S, 527. The ship.
ments to-day were, wheat, 1921; corn,
20, S24; oats. 2l ODD. Last year AZ this date
they were, wheat, ll960S, corn, l72 450;
oats, Al ,36S. The decline in provisions was
as follows May pork 20 cents under yes
terday and sold at $l9l2i. June fell oil
324 cents. and closed at $40 %. Lard was
lower, May bringing $ll 57l. decline of
l24 cents; June fell off pa cents and closed
at $l1 TO-
In st. Louis wheat dropped very mate
rally, May selling at 81 lot, decline since
last evening of q cents. June fell off q
cents, and brought only $ll2i. May corn
was lower, and was quoted at 50s June
was lower, and on last cali brought 52l
May oats sold at 42s, decline of 4. June
oats was reported AZ bid, half cent under
the last sales yesterday.
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year, is l,4i4 ,O6s bales, as compared with
is SS is 4iS,i6 bales and with 1879 50,
OF, SS7 bales. W.
The total receipts from the plantations
since September /, 1852, were 57l9. 9.S
bales in lSSl-2 were 1881, 992 bales i'm
1850 81 were sos 979 bales.
Although the receipts at the out.ports the
past week were 66,527 bales, the actual
movement from plantations was only 40, COS
bales, the balance being taken from the
stocks at the interior towns. Last year the
receipts from the plantations for the same
week were 1884 bales. and Tor 1881 they
were 0,3l7 bales.
The totals show that the old interior
stocks have decreased during the week 49,.
81 bales, and are tonight 33, 7S3 bales more
than at the same period last year. The re.
celpls a. the same towns have been 6,32l
bales more than the same week last wear.
and since September l the receipts at ali
the towns are G73,l7S bales more than for
the same time in lSSl-2.
Statements show that the receipts since
September up to tonight are now ,l6S,
o31 bales more than they were to the same
day of the month in 1882, and 20S679 bales
more than they were to same day of the
month in 1891.
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HUNTS &cmcdu.
A VALUABLE MEDICINE,
Hunts Remedy, its Many Merits.


THERE are no diseases more prevalent, with,
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they may result from the popularity OF our eli
matc, is beyond our comprehension and il of
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which has again and again proved lis ability To
eiiecually cope with and eradicate these dis.
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that mention of patent medicine occur. II,
these columns: but. when one comes unacr our
notice possessing such uudoubted merits ne ,ha
one of which we speak we cannot refrain ,,on,
giving it the credit IL deserves. If cures whom
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=, Vv,l Ulmnts6 OF VIkldn
served In the urine. and many other diseascs
that lead 70 insanity and death, '- -
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL lNSTlTUTu
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LIVERPOOL.
RAILROADS.

ARKANSAS stands second in the list of rail
way construction for the first quarter of
1855.
A Lockwood, n. Y, man has contracted
to build seven miles of the Panama canal
for 81 ,0O000 mile.
The White river branch of the Iron Noun
tain railroad has been formally opened to
Batesyille.
The completed railway mileage of Mexico
is now stated at 2,265 miles, which shows
an addition OF about 100 miles in the past
year.
The Arkansas City Mail says the An
chor-L'ne company and the Iron Mountain
railroad are cutting rates on ireights over
their respective lines to Arkansas shippers.
The Atlantic Il Pacific railroad has
abandoned the attempt to strike artesian
water at Ash Fork, New Mexico. They
sunk to depth OF 500 feet at q cost of $780,.
GEO.
Mr.. Gould's principal holdings now are
Western Union, $4,000 600; Missouri Pa.
citc, $4,000 600; Wabash Pacific, $1,000
00); Denver & Rio Grande, 100000, the
balance of his 100000 600 being invested in
boaus and real estate.
The Texas Il st. Louis narrow.gauge
road, which is to connect with the Toledo,
Cincinnati & st. Louis, has 7S2 miles of
completed road from Birds Point, Missouri,
TO Gatesville Texas, with the exception of
the bridges across the Arkansas and Red
rivers, which will be finished within sixty
days. There is gap of go miles under
construction between Gatesville and Lare.
do, on the Rio Grande, at which point con-
nection will be made WI h the Mexican Ma
tional road under construction to the City
OF Mexico.
The lease of the Wabash, St. Louis & Pa.
Gifts to the Iron Mountain company is now
an accomplished fact, cable adyices received
at New York Wednesday stating that the
foreign stockholders OF the former road
were a unit in favor Of the scheme, which
received their assent promptly. The
southwestern system will hereafter control
about 10000 miles OF road, the largest mile.
age under one management not only in the
United States but in the world.
Mr.. q. Jordan, who succeeds Colonel A.
l.. Rives as vice president and general
manager of the Mobile 4 Ohio railroad,
entered upon the discharge OF his duties on
Monday. ibe 10th inst. He was formerly
superin endeut OF the Mobile II Montgom.
cry road but more recently connected with
the Houston K Texas Central system, and
il experience Is available, will worthily I'LL
the position vacated by his predecessor.
The New Orleans Tunes. Democrat says
The Texas Il Pac flo officials in this city
appear to be convinced that Gould will cap
tufe the lines running into this city, and
that his iailuence in this section Of the
country will be immense, The general Inn
preston In railroad circles is that In less
than eight years all the lines In this coun.
try will either be In the hands Of one or
two men, or else under control OF the ma.
tional government. The indications, TO-.
eether with the feeling Of the people, would
a A. Al a - -.
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kxroRrs

M IlI
tho n,onowing items are extracted from
tn naholal Chronicle OF last Saturday:
bv om, movement Of the crop, as indicated
IS piv U. r'eal y. from the south tonight,
evening, evening lArril 9o) the total reeeints have
lass xaa % ~ bales, against 7e,0l5 bales
asa M ON 's,ioS bales the previous week,
ips , ~ w bales three weeks sinos--mak.
i emhsss 'o'al ieceipts since the LIST OF Sap
JOS in, iM1, oS2,065 bales. against L.
ilSSsSo~ing an increase since srp,ember i,
'Ty, Of lSi go bales. ~
coiton nlsures indicate an Increase In the
comns ~, IN tight tonight o, 1884 OIo bales as
incressse ~ NTH the same date OF 1882. an
e cue corresponding date Of issi and an In.
1850. " '"'-" bales as compared with
In ,i.h, hese.n that the incres.. In amour.
N' tonight, Is compared With last
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FINANCE AND COTTON
FINANCIAL.

u,ss;rg the financial situation, the
noicle saws The conditions s1eetihs
Vnivmnsrkets have changed IN no important
cu,;cnlar during the past Week otoes
Raa'nlation has made some progress, anu
,hs movement has been so intermlt,
IN character, that between tae chlii anu
" tn', svsr. the outside SPECTATOR mas iouhu
lne H,tle comfort. Still, money remains
pus ,,ailroad earnings continue very salts
sN! fbreign exchange has been weaker
s10 slightly lower, the weather ha\
suu fsyorabIe for the crops, ana our mer-
O Osssndise exports are large so. altogether,
az street persists in believing tnat the
Ius even though it be with occasional
m masses must tend upwards.
Tbs monetary situation Is tavoraoly re-
. is and the majority OF bankers look
.Scntinued ease in this market as the
y, approaches, The commercial out,
W. e betler as the weather improves, and
~ ~ ,nrortunity for distributing goods and
neUSssndise is thereby facilitated. Even
~. ;,on trade is more promising, and the
~ rs.t works at Chicago are making plans to
resume operations
,crprous question has frequently arisen
,o,be item of fund for redemption Of
a,, ,S of national banks failed, In liquida-
n iI.n and reducing circulation The query
!; Nv wtsther the treasury has made use OF
.S;s trnst fund, and il So whether 1t has had
~. nv rght to do so. The question is not a
s.9,o,ical one. This sum of S3S 900, 900 Is
NJ, Kent distinct as 4 separate deposit.
T Tg are no marks upon it in the treasury
"a establish its identity. But so long as
,bsrs Is an excess OF assets, and this fund
Sr The redemption of notes of national
hspls failed etc. IS accounted Tor as a liza
bi,v Of the treasury, against which 100 per
S.nt il retained, the moneyin the treasury
and ready for the redemption OF hquidatiug
notes ybeneyerthey may be presented.
Great Britain is making some effort to re-
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Sncsd il bv q 600 goo, or 1872, 000, 900, in the
mast wear From 1871 to 1881 II was reduced
only SIS, 0O0, 900, and since 1877. when the
Irish and British debts were consolidated,
4 has fallen from GSi0, 600 600 to about 1885,
10000. It is still, therefore, more than
double the debt of the United States.
The fire companies and sgencies doing
business in New York succeeded, according
10 the Bulletin, in getting together SO: 539,-
90 as their premiums in 1882 on New York
civ risks exclusively. This is the largest
volume Of CITY premiums reported IN any
year since 1876, and gives new promises that
The business will, after a while become
again what it once was. The last years
returns show an increase of S435, 800 over
the figures of 1881 $5iS, 0S2 over 1880; 1926
1902 over 1879; 1890, 260 over 1878. land $500
$50 over 1871
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Fire in the Indiana University.

BLOOMINGTON, IND, July II.
At about half past ten tonight the new
department of the Indiana University was
discovered by the janitor to be on ire, and
at once the alarm was given by Mr.. Spler.
The buildings being so far from the center
of town it was fully half an hour before
thorough alarm was given and the eompa-=
ny on duty. When they came to put out
hose it was discovered that it was not
within fifty feet of being long enough. In
the meantime the flames were raging, ana
the laboratory was in flames and the sec
ond story on fire. The engine got to work
and the men worked nobly. Some
explosives in the laboratory exploded
and soon the library and museum
was in flames, when attention was
given to save the old building. The
museum is, perhaps, one of the finest in the
country and not excelled in the West. The
library consists of 10000 volumes, selected
with great care during the last ten years,
which were all lost. DR.. D. M. Fordam.s
collection of fishes can not be duplicated.
The new building is entirely destroyed:
There is no doubt but that lightning caused
the fire, as thunder storm was raging at
the time, and was carried to Prof. Wllile,s
room by a telephone wire. The loss Will
reach over 500: goo; $780, 600 insurance. The
building was erected ten years ago.