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Murdered His Brother.In.Law.

Des Moines. Oct. 20.-News has inst
reached Dies Moines by special conrier
that w. A. Kieine under indictment for
the murder Of Major Srubbles Of Polk City,
was shot at Clyde, Jasper county, this
morning by his brother-in-law, john Coal.
After Kleine's release on bail hs went to
his deceased fathers farm which was occu-
pied by the Goals. The latter considered
this an intrusion and the two had frequent
quarrels, ending In Goals serving notice Of
,irctment on Kleine. This morning while
Kleine wss sitting at the breakfast table
Coal approached him from the rear and
shot him with revolver. He then triei
10 shoot two or three others i'm the room
hut they made their escape, While he Hell
To the woods and has not yet been found.
Physicians say kIeine can only live a few
hours
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Saturday is divorce day 10 the SUI
preme courts. The telegraph report
ed about week ago that sixty-six di.
vorce cases had been on trial on the
preceding Saturday. Last Saturday
there was another heavy calendar,
but the reporters have grown 30 used
to the old story that they don't take
the trouble to give details, merely no-
ticing the more Interesting" cases.
Judge Gardner tried the twelve cases
in the morning and granted DEGREES in
eleven in the afternoon he tried
three. granting DEGREES in all. Judge
Tooley's list was rather shorter than
usual, but Vas still too long. The ev.
idence told a mornful story of drunk.
enness, neglect and cruelty. which en-.
cages the sympathy, while it does not
affect the conviction that divorces
come too easily in Chicago, and pretty
much everywhere else.
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from the army November 1st, be.
cause of the act of congress making
such retirement compulsory on &C
count of age, is now the ali absorbing
topic in army circles. as it makes a
change in the leading army Offices.
Sherman will be succeeded by the
gallant Phil Sheridan. Chicago is
proud of Sheridau's promotion, vet
regrets it at the same time. His head.
quarters will have to be removed
from that city to Washington. AL
though Sherman has reached the
Limitation in point of
age, he is healthy. rugged man, End
may vet outlive the why Phil, who
succeeds him.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Congo Chronicles.

Lisbon, Oct. 2O-The arrival in Congo
of Sir Frederick Goldsmith the 18th of
Septeu Der, created a sensation there Sir
Frederick stated that the object OF his jour
ney was to examine the work already done,
but If any defalcation occurred rendering
action on the part of the English govern
ment desirable, he would endeavor to OBJ
tain 1t. 1t is reported DE Brszza, the
French explorer, arrived at Stanley Pool
without sufficient appliance to enable him
TO proceed further mp the Congo river. De-
Brazzo will probably NEE, Henry in Stan
ley when the latter returns from Stanley
Falls, COLOMBIA. Wiliorj Blunt who was
active in organizing the defence of Arab
Pasha ard other prominent Egyptian of
ticers when they were tried for rebellion,
arriy, q here with his wife.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS-Strong.
RAILROAD BONDS Quiet.

STATE SECURITIES Steady.
STOCkS-Speculative intere was chiefly CEN
tered ia Northern Pacific preferred to-day and the
stock was in brisk demand throughout the entire
dealings. Bears raided the stock down from 81 To
SIC regular. In the meantime cash sales have been
made at 63l z6tG61Ic A. the day advanced the de-
mand increased, and just before the delivery hour
a difference Of nearly ten per cent sted. Alter
the delivery hour il became known that many firms
had failed in the delivery of the stocks they had
sold, and in consequence delinquents were bought
in ''uncer the rule " Sales were reported as high
7S1sc cas- and 64c regular, but toward the close
the Price el OF 10 5962sc regular and 753lc cash
The excitement which 2tt-nded the buying in Of
of stock under the ruie' has rarely been para
lled the general mar ket for the time being having
been almost entirely neglected The enormous
difference between cash and regular only partly
represents the losses of shorts, inasmuch as those
Tor whose account the stock hao been bought ip
''ander the rule made additional sales in the reg
mar way. This will help the movemcn, which is
said To be contemplated TO ma another squeeze
Monday. Owing 10 the great excitement attending
the Northern Pacific rise, other movements we've
lost sight Of IL ia learned that of the shorts
in Jersey Central have tried To make private settle
mentS, and in some paid large shares secure
stock. The general market was irregular through
ont the day, the pressure TO sell not severe
but the market lacked support in early hours. The
figures were about Il to 34c below last night, clos
ing from FIRST sales prices and yielded until q de-
cline Of Ia per cent seconded.
TranSac tons, SJ6WV shares.
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It is Yellow Fever.

Washington. Oct. 2O.-Exprts sent to
Brewton. Alabama by Surgeon Gene raj
Hamilton the Marine hospital service
20 make investigation oil h: epidemic at
that place, reported by telegraph that the
disease is yellow fever Up 10 Yesterday
there had been thirty four cases and eigh-
teen deaths. DIR. Hamilton SAYS this is a
very high rate of mortality. The popula-
ton of the town is between 600 and 800,
but the disesse is not spreading to any
alarming extent. The adjoining towns
have quarantined against Brewion. Dis
infectants from rhe hospital OF Supplies at
New Orleans will he sent to The mayor Of
Brewton.
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Ponds
New York Market.
NxW NOnx Oct On
FLOUR-Weak.


WEEAT-Cash 1sCa3Ic and options opened -
@l1ac lower, and closed with reaction of 4@3sc.
ungTaded red S5c9$i 10; No. 3 red $3.50; No. 2
red 81 09Z9lo91a; elevator 81 0o1a9l IL; ahoat
and delivered urgraded white 81 DIAL 9S: No. =
red. October sales, 24,ce bushels at 81 O51l o5s.
closing at 81 04; November sales l,764 900 bushels
at 81 C6A@l 81. closing 1T ST ~; December sales
l,16Q,G0J bushels 81 81 0S3IsGsI 691%, closing at
81 oSiz; January sales, 52os,cVo bushels at 81 l0
a; i5, closing at 81 lo5s.
CORN-Opened 1.97sc Bwer, ruled firmer and
closed lower. Ungraded i9G5512c; No. SOC;
No. 2. 5514d5Gc; No, 2 white 55c. No. 2 October
so Sc. clio ing at 55ac; November 551sGe56 closing
at 80; December i6I sGI57, dosing at SIC.
OATS-Firm. Mixed western weak at 33@35c;
white 37dilc,
COFFEE-Fair Rio quiet and firm at Sill 259
1900
SUGAR-Steady. Refined lower; standard S. %
eli4W.
MOLASSES-Not quoted.
PETROLEuM-QuIet; united, 81 00al 191s.
TALLDW-Steaiv:
ROSiN-Dnll at 3y14939Ilc.
EGG>-Weaker.
LEATHER-Steady at 211<@2515c.
PORK-Steady. New mess Sill J21aMl1 80.
LARD-Steady, quoted at s. 80.
BUTTER-Dull and weak.
CHEESE-Not Quoted.
LEAr-Dull, and weak Common 81 10; reEred
u OniIi2l.
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FOUR GIRL BARRIERS
Let Loose on Hair and Bear DIS At.
ter a Weeks Expert
mentinR.

\. \. sun.
1t was rumored In Wall street that
four women were shaving customers in
a barber shop in the neighborbOod
Two curious men with clean-sha
face mussed their hair with their
hands and sneaked into the hallway of
a Broad street building when they
thought they were unobserved. There
was black and gold sign under the
windows Of the second floor. reading.
Hair dressing and machine shaving "
The BARRIER shop was on the second
floor. front. Four neatly upholstered
barber chairs stood in front of long
black walnut side-board. The fixings
were like these of other barber shops.
Two young women stepped forward
Their fair hair was frizzed, and neatly
fitting dresses showed their trim fig
ures to advantage They We're mod
est in their language and conduct.
The two visitors sat in chairs and grin
ned while their hair was dressed. The
girls brushed the hair rubbed bay rum
Oh it, parted it neatly in the middle.
turned up love locks ON the sides and
wnisked off the aprons.
The next customer was a stubbie-
headed truckman who had been at
tracred by the sign. He was rather
confused when the girls offered to shave
him, but he submitted with good
grace. The girls used what is called
a safety razor. 1t is an oblong piece
Of sharpened steel, with the razor
edge protected by steel comb.
A young man dropped in during
the afternoon and seated himself Der-
vously in a chair. One of the girls
tucked a napkin under his chin and
poked the ends of the towel down the
back Of hisn eek. She lathered bis face
gently, and tried to keep out of his
line of sight Then she drew the "a
zor over his face. and was troubled
by the wrinkles made by his grin.
Size bathed his face in bay rum,
powdered his chin, and brushed his
hair.
A reporter questioned the girls, and
they said they had obtsined the situa-
ton by answering an advertisement
for operators on a machine. There
had been many applications. but only
four girls had been selected. two fair
haired and two dark. The latter are
to begin work to-day. All last week
they took lessons in shaving and hair
dressing, and practiced on the head of
the Spanish proprietor. They are
dress-makers by trade.
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A Gold Wave.

Milwaukee, Oct. 20.-The northeastern
wind Friday night was very brisk outside
and there was big sea on Many propellers
and vessels ran back, but get sway to-day.
The schooner, Hartford. grain laden, from
Chicago. came in the harbor. The steam
barge D w Wilson and Conscrt Monitowac
and schooners, Charley Marshal, c. p.
Mince. G. Amsdem and Charles Lifting,
from Chicago, sought shelter.
A Cheboygan, Michigan despatch says
the gale was very heavy there from the
northeast, an1 ice formed half an inch
thick.
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The Rev. Mr.. Houghton, of New
Haven, whose sermon upon the Lewis
trial has made him famous, is fond
not only of fast preaching but of fast
driving. If the newspaper reports do
not DO him injustice, it is bis ambition
to own the fastest horse in New Ha-
ven, AMI when he finds one of greater
speed than bis own he straightway
buys him. Just now it appears that
there is some. scandal not only among
his congregation but among the gen.
tlemen of the turf, who are not prob
ably not so strict in their ideas, be-
cause Mr. Houghton's horse Borax was
entered in the Danbury races under
the name of Allen and as the property
of a dentest named Brothers. To
change the name of a horse without
due notice is serious matter on the
turf. Betting men cannot keep track
of the records of horses if their names
are constantly changed. So fine of
$50 was imposed, and Allen did
not run, because Mr.. Brothers did not
have the money. On Tuesday the
horse appeared at the New Haven
races under his real name, but it was
announced that he could not run un-
til the Danbury fine had been paid.
and another one for changing the
name back from Allen to Borax.
Both were paid by Mr.. Houghton, the
horse won the race, and cleared a prof
it for him. Now the question is
whether Mr.. Houghton's congregation
will be pleased with conduct which
even the turfmen do not regard as
proper.
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Pleased With COleridge's Speech.

London, Oct. 20. The Irish National
league here to day passed resolution ex-
pressing surprise and pleasure at the tenor
Of the speech If Chief Justice Coleridge at
his reception by the NV York Bar associ-
alton. The resolution expressed the nope
that the principles enumerated in that ad-
dress will be applied by the British govern
ment to Ireland, also that the American
tour Of COleridge will serve to enlarge his
views and enable him To advocate sell gov
ernment FOR Ireland
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Why They Call Him .'Old Man. y

"Yes, that's sadly So" said jenkins, "my
hair is turning gray and falling out before
its time. Use something? | would, but
mos; hair restorers are dangerous" "True, =
answered his friend, "hut Parker's Hair
Balsam is harmless as il is effective. Ive
tried it, and know Give the Balsam a
show and the bows will soon stop calling
you 'Old Man Jenkins" Ii never fails TO
restore The original color TO gray or faded
hair. Richly perfumed, an elegan, dress
ing.
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Democratic Jollifcation.

Columbus, o., Oct. ia democratic
conference representation party from diff
ferreni parts OF the state was held in the
hall Of representatives this afttrnoon, there
being about 800 present. Speeches were
made by Senators Pendleton, Geddes, Con
verse and others; but the conference de-
clined to adopt resolutions Ins;ructing the
coming legislature as to its policy. The
rain interferred and tine parade and jollif-
cation tonight was not so large as was an
ticipaIed.
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Wants Them Prosecuted

Dublin, Oct. 20.-The Freeman's Journsl
demands that the governments prescott the
leaders of the orange meeting AT R6slea the
attendants of which were armed. Ii also
saws the speeches at the meeting indicate
the int, n;ion Io intimidate The attendants
y the National League meeting held at tn
same time.
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New York, Oct. 20.-The American
Rapid Telegraph company involving the
consolidated interests of their lines in New
York and New Jersey, Ohio, Connecticut,
Massachusetts, and Pennsylvania and the
city of Baltimore, executed a mortgage
upon their property and franchises to the
Boston Safe Deposit Il Trust company for
s.. OOO.OO
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ST.. LOUIS. Oct. 20.
FLOUR-Unchanged and easier, but not lower.
WHEAT-Lower End active. No red $3.50
$3.50 cash.; 81 Oh November; 81 0lss December;
81 o3 January; 81 0Sss9l OSes May. No. red,
9514@951sc.
CORN-Higher ard firm at 45]xc cash; 45c bid
October; 1871 bid November; Ale year; 4Ss4@44c
May.
OATS-Slow at 27@271zc cash: 267S926Ac No
vember; 271ac December; 263sc year; 3l@311ac
May.
kYE-Better at sic.
BARLEY-Dull at 5O@I0c.
LEAD-Quiet at s. seas 80.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
EGGS-Quiet at 19c.
FLAXSEED-SlOw at 81 So
HAY-Firm. Prairie 81 O0@lO %; timothy
Sill 0O@le0O.
BRAN--Lower at soc at mill.
CORN MEAL1-Firm at s. 30.
WuISKY-Not quoted.
PORK--Quiet. jobbing SO sO@ll 90.
BULK MEATS-Unchanged.
BACON-Firm. Long clear 81 80; short ribs
81 5O@7 621s; short clear 81 85@7 50.
LAkD-Better at 81 32H-
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Another heavy Failure.

Boston, Oct. 20.-A meeting of the cred
i,ors of Rhodes & Co., commission mer-
chants in boots and shoes, was held this
afternoon. Liabilities aggregate $4,000,
$l2l 900 of which are in notes payable.
The meeting voted to allow Rhodes forty
eight hours in which to make proposition
of settlement, and if at the expiration OF
that time . satisfactory propcsition is not
made, the creditors will petition the debt
ors into solvency.
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Kansas CITY Market.

KANSAS ClfY, Oct. 20.
The Daily Indicator reports:
FLOUR-Not quoted.
WHEAT-Dull and lower. No. red cash
SIG; November S21Sc; December S41zc. No. 2
soft cash soc bid. In store All ,O66 bushels.
CORN-Dull and lower. No. mixed cash 87c55;
November SSxc bid; May s57sc bid In store Se,0o7
bushels.
OATS-No. 2 cash, 22xc bid.
RNE-NOminal.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
EGGS-Weak and lower at PC.
ROVISIONS-Cnchanged.
LARDABetter at "a 32M.
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Will Issue an Address,

Rome. Oct. 20.-The Pope is preparing
an sllOcution upon the condition of the
Catholic church. He has SUNNI )ned Arch
bishop Vienna 10 Rome he probably will
created cardinal.
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Judge William A. Porter relates
in the Philadelpnia Press that in
December, 1856 he one evening
strongly urged the President-elect
Buchanan, to make Judge "Jere'
Black member of his cabinet "No'
said Buchanan, "Judge Black can
never enter my cabinet. Some
time ago / was invited to dinner by
Mr.. Governor Bigler and
Judge Black were also invited. The
Governor and were punctual to the
the minute. Half an hour passed and
Judge Black did not come. Mrs.
was anxious, and, as an old house
keeper, KNEW the reason. | requested
her to order up the dinner, and said
/ would settle with Judge Black.
When the dinner was half over the
Judge came in, and [, being a much
older man, did settle With him and
told him me things which he will
not be likely to forget soon.
Now, ifI should appoint such a man
a member of my cabinet what would
be the result !? He would give q
dinner and invite the Russian minis
ter, and forget all about the dinner
and come home late at night. What
would be the effect !? The Russian
minister would consider this a per.
sonal insult, and nearly equal to
declaration of war against Ru, sia,
and he would write to his government
in high dudgeon. No! No! Such
a man may be a very good judge,
but he is utterly unfit for life in
Washington. If vacancy
should occur on the bench of the
supreme court he might we'll he
thought of for such a place." up
to the Sd of March, 1857 adds Judge
Porter, "Mr. Buchanan had determ-
ined upon another Pennsylvania as a
member OF his cabinet, and changed
his mind only on the day preceding
his induction INTO office.
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Crooked Churchill.

Little Rock, Oct. 20.-Chancellor Car
roll to-day in written opinion oveIrules
the demurrer deny ing the jurisdiction Of
his court in the case brought against ex-
State Treasurer Churchill and trustees for
alleged defalcatiOn.
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The ROYAL Hon.

Quebec, Oct. 2O.-The farewell ball Civ
en- b. the citizens to the Marquis of Lorne
and Princes Louise last night was bril-
liant affair.
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-"Mens sano in corpore sano )" "A
sound mind in . sound body" is the trade
mark of Aliens Brain Food, and We assure
our reader. that, if dissatisfied with either
weakness of Brain or Bodily powers, this
remedy viii permanently strengthen both.
Sat druggists, or BY mail from ]. n.
Allen, SIS First avenue. New York City.
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Incorporated.

LONDON, Oct. 2O.-Certifcates OF organiza.
ton for the De American British and Con-
tinental Cable cOa..i D., with capital Of
100000 pounds. was registered here to-
day.
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Another Slap at Civil Rights.

Toronto, OF. 20-fhe action brought by
Dan cOlOred, to compel the Windsor schoo.
board 10 admit his daughter to the Public
Central schoo', as to-day d. cided in favor
Of the board. The members pleaded no
room.
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Conductors Convention Closed.

Kansas City, Oct. 20.-The railway con-
ductors completed the work of the conven-
ton to-day, and adjourned to meet in Bos-
ton next year. A large party visited Leav.
enworth to-day, and to- morrow over $50,
including guests, will leave by special
train for Denver and trip through Colo
RADIO.
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-"Five Drs. j.; no end of medicine no
relief. DR.. Benson's Skin Cure has driven
away all eruptions and Pm nearly well."-
Ida c. Young. Hamilton, iii. Druggists
keep it; 81 per package.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. Oct. 20
EI0TR-Ouiat


FLOUR-Quiet.
WHEaT-Regular, fair demand and unsettled at
90c October; 9GTc Move, Der; 92sz9927se Deem.
Der; 1886 January; 81 OO5s@i ocN May. No. 2
spring s soc; No. soc; winter sS@s's;
i614 @iosse cash; 46Ac October; 4s14@46Ic Nc
vember, 45sse December aud year ;447sc January,
475s@4sc May.
OATS-Quiet and steady at eve cash; 2714c
October; 27ss@2Is4c November; $50 SIC Decem-
Der; 2714e v. ar; 3,5zc May.
RYE-Dull at 541ae.
'.ARLEY-Duil at coke.
FLAX SEED-Stea ~ at 81 35.
POHK-Quier, steady ana a shade higher at
$40 i5@lo 81 cash and October; 80 35tdl0 371z No
vember: Slu 271%@lO 30 December; so 20@iO 22L
year; $40 721a@l0 % January; $40 S5@l0 ST. Feb
iua:y.
LARD-Quiet and shade frmer at 81 7211z07 IS
cash and October; 81 2517 271a November; s. 20t9
22h December; s. 15@7 l71a year; 81 25@7 2'14s
January; 81 321aNd7 IS February.
BULK MEA1S-steady; sha ulders "a so; short
ribs Is 90; clear S. 70.
BCTrER-Quiet.
EGGS-Quiet.
WHISkY-Steady and unchanged.
CHEESE-Not quoted.
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A Palace Burned.

London, Oct. 2O.-The celebrated cha
teaux of Prince Gar Faryski at Sisnawa
Austrian Galica was burned to day. Loss
six hundred thousand dollars.