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The Indianapolis journal., 1884-08-20

Sonesoga staa Mt ISAae Conesteea Gea nedsl lS PC
sc PsaS IN River "a gs "a aSs
90 80 Io, 90 ~ ~ 1a ~ ~
fIn 10 u; q re- ~. sV PA = ~ n Z a a
S1 &c - a. Ws an - 80 :l ~, 1n1 n =
mon Lac i'lYeE 20 TOTS S'lnSn 0Fk ~
To Gasro ~ y -ae e
fra,yV MaSro a. TIS SS IVA ~ scl se
Foa ISloe s % 20 "nl1e -9c' bo0k,
srEs slaa saae 8 8. y Son o.
GpAyH Isoasss $fa 49, 600 MT.
ssy !i9yis $2l Lewiston $50, Ontario $ls Stark
P10.Os Rr,6,s
49,. ~ 80. FhVuh. ~ 49, :. IL
95Soi family q 81 SS Xxx * ss IS IS ss ao Ex
! Do,1o; , extra &2.To@H0Oj supefhhe, %s.oOWzoo;
fine, $2.zo 0H.4oi foundry, p.
AppIEs-s1. .b002.5 go $ brl
BHAcKBERRIEs $7Q9 % stand,
OABHAGEzl Drum head, 50s975c ~ brl
GIRArks-- Concord, 1902 n; Ives, rose p n.
HUcKLEBERRIEs- SO 50D4 Y bush
NyTMEG AEAoNs- Indiana, choice, $l.2601y75 "
brl,
PEARs-Bartlett. So. 5O@3 ap bu.
P1vMs--Wild goose Sfa1 $40 qP drawers sDaAnson,
$2D2s25.
quality daea s@s q hsss sad y 9
one-third bu box.
PoTArossm 81 81 2s ssl
loM Jerseys, S616 $50 ~ bra
W1rrpoiSIo WVIMATonsoSUc o,sS z ,6nIs push 10 100
-1'4 Z . = : ~ AZ. v ,,'s rv0
onhAe1N Wy = olLs. "
RAIsISs- London layer, new, ~ S5W2.90 $ box;
loose mtlscaseis, new, 2.erown 81 65'02.7 % box;
Valencia new, z01a7c " 3. s0itrcn, 2Q02ec p 10
srrstS, q e o.s g y: BsnArss % Lem e a
lons--FaleFfno, &asA2SDo ~ boxi n1essna, 70 q p 5OF
box. Oranges -e6s 5007 .R box Imperial Messina,
5000 p box. Prtines--T Turkish. 607ci French
oW14c. ,,,,..,.,,.
Hh0CBRtEs.
prime. i2la9I3sI ciaoisss lsiaoI4o fsnoy green
imitation lava Sg,5} Roastad-f1atasis
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-08-20


Cincinnati indianapolis. s.. Louis & Chicago
,czNGIEuyATI DIVISION
Denart--C Cincinnati East Line, dailyAs. and
;--,.s--.--:a.::-- ..s...---.- Azpoen
Indianapolis, Rushville and Coluu-
bus Accommodation .-.......... 7:0Oam
Cincinnati and Louisville Mail ., g. 3.E5pan
MartinsealRe Accommodation. I. :. s4s39 pm
Ghiezgo Rock sIsaud and Peoria
sEkpress. daily. = ..-...--, Z. Is nm
Arrive Martnsxile Aocammodati lfs.40 an
Indianapolis Accommodation. daily -10s2Oam
Chicago and st. Leuis Mail p. c. L ;iElaEn
Indianapolis Rushvi1e and Colntn-
bus Accomrnod datior -. y gT50pm
Chicago, Heoria list. Ioais 4Sfkht
Ilne daily, s. and C. c..---..4... .1OsE5 Fm
CHICAGO DIVISION,
Depart Chicago, P6oria and Omaha Ex-
press. ..-..-..-- .---.--s-. fTs11Aam
lhicaso Fest A1sfL p. c-.----.--..12: 1Dpml
Western sEKpress- ---.-. ,fs95auni
Chfcago and Peoria Night Line.
daily, s., r G. -.---- Ii izDpmt l
Arrive CSnciIna1 Fast Lime, daily. c. G.
and, ..---..... ...-----..- 5:s5auas
Lafayette Accommodation. 10. 10 am
0neinrszti and Louisville Fast Mail
Chicago. Rock Island aud PeoriaEx. GO 0pm
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-08-20

OIL CITY, Aug I9.--The petroleum market opened
andicosed at 7S &c highest price 7lsc lowest price
76lae. Sales to-dgy aggregated a 100000 lbrls.
CleAranees, S, 100000 brls. Runs SO, LOG brls.
Shipments, 53,87S bri. Charters. 101 ,46S brls.
on City Oil Exchange stock S4o0 per share BID;
$500 asked
BRADFORD. Aug 19.--The crude OIL market was
brfs Total shipments, 60 648 bras Charters. 10a,
46S brls. Clearances 4 068.OOO bris. Nafoaal
Transit Comp2ny certificates opened at Z6ase and
1iossd ct T65ec highest price during the day 79sc;
lowest price. rs 3se,
RTrTSBURG, Aszg. 10.><Ths retroleti1n market
frm; Unibed pneline certificates oveased at 76aac
advanced to z9c, declined to z53le and ,clused at
7Saac,
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-08-20

NEW YORK, Aug 19.-Coston steady futures
easy; August l0.75c September, I0.65c; October,
i0s85c; November 1O.22c; December, 1925; Jan
nary, l0s38c; February, I0.44e March, 4O.56e;
April, 1066c; May, 1D.70e.
HoUTsvIIdaE, Aug. a9.--ootton quist and an
changed.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 1s--cotton dun and an
changed.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-08-20
aWahash, st. lI,ouis & RaeifIl

wabash st. Louis IL fsaelile.
Depart Detroit and Chicago Mail 7:16.an3
Toledo, Fort tKagne Grand Rapids
and Michigan Express- - 81. 2i16ps
Detneit lEzpnsss, daily, ,s.....-.. 700 psi
Detroit through coach ono, st.
i. & P. Express. .-.-...----.-..-I1 I100 pm
Arriye-Detroit Express daily, s....-...-. 900 an
Pacific Exppess.. .-..,.- .------ u 1870 an
Detroit AND -CAieaeo Mail ..--.. $50 pm
Z. & P. Express. So. -. .s'...s 100 al
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-08-20
Dry GoOds,

NEW YORK Aug l9.--As usual to a Tuesday and
very hot day there has been more moderate de-
mand from agents, but with jobbers there mas been
1noredoing.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-08-20
Coffee

NEW YORK. Aug 19.-4Coaee- Spot lots fair Rio
10DlOl4c options q shade higher; sales
DS.4Oc; October. 9s40c: November S.45c Deeen-
ber. 8.450S. SOC; january, $3.50; March, $500.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-08-20

I'VE -INV. = NIu1FIs
Bran Firm; $ll bidf 0. b.; held at $ll. so
Hay-Prime timothy dull; held at $l2; no
buyers.
aRAaNaN sToRE
Aug lS 1894
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-08-20
RaTEs or sUBsoRRTIoN.
pAILY

ERMs INvAkfABIY N ADFA cEA POSTAGE PfErA1D
BY THE PUBLISHERS
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-06-26
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Ez0h subsequent insertion, per square W
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

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The jury in the case of Joseph
Palmer, the acoomplics OF William
Berner whose conviction OF simple
manslaughter, led to the riots in Cn-
cinnati, has returned verdict OF mur-
der in the first degree.
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A mob OF about fifty people went to
the jail at Vincennes, Indiana, battered
down the door with rail taken from
the track, and took Oliver Garfield,
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some time ago. and hanged him to a
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John Burns, recently sent to the pen
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Syay
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rronounciati0n.

George" said a young lady to her
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Notice to Creditors of InsOl-
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A. u. 1884.
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17

AT Sycamore. Ill, two supposed grave
robbers, Waterman aud shinkle, were ar.
raigned the 9th, waived an examination
and Sere committed In defanlt OF bond.
Although abuGdantiy able to procure bail
they considered IL safer behind protecting
walls cut Sf harms way. AEo,her shock.
ing robbery has been discovered at Rochelle.
The sheriff. while searching q college in
Chicsgo for the csrpse of old Mrs. Hoy.,
discovered the body OF a young girl. An
investigation of graves at Rochelle proved
the BODY 10 be that of Miss Craft, an old
achc0lmaie friend Of 6hinkie's. Hall and
CLfey. the FIRST parties arrested, have been
released. IL being proven that they we're only
teannst.rs, and have given valuable In. or.
nation.
Newton j. Shinkle, who was captain OF
the Cornell Greg when it vent to Europe,
and was charged With selling out bis Is.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17
1hursdan. Jannarn "a.

SENATE Bills Wero intro6uaeS Ter ths a.
s~ablishment OF q Uaitei Syata postal ies
graph company; prohibiting the mailing !
newspa. ers containing lottery sdyerl;v
ments to squalizs soldiers bonnties; for "a,
construction of the Hennepin canal. Corr.
spondeEce was laid before the senate sho,
ing a bsd STATE OF affairs In the Y lowstoue
park. The r. solution rsqu siiag the ! en-
tary of the interior TO suspend IKE issue y
land psteB's or certificates 10 the New nj
leans Psc Fl Railroad company unit. en-
gress investigates was adopted. The nv
rules were debated, and the clause IN ruls n
providing tor q committee on kIterEal iw|
provemsnls was stricken out.
Van WEck of Nebraska called us bis rfse|
iuIion to direct the secretary oa the inteyio|
to abstain from issuing cfr iticaies of paierl
TO the New Orleans 81 r cific Railway com
pany. Mr.. IBgalls o. Kansas rhoUest n
would ne better 20 IRE qu 81" ihe action fhuI
TO direcl" it. This brought on Van WED
Ia his strongest style. He declared thstfs{
supreme court OF the Uaited States had dbs
c overed that only the cons in ion and Ia
desire OF q land grant railroad was the IA
evitabie and irresistible law of the c0untrgN
He proposed TO questio the rigka oi IA
roars 70 supreme authority.
Hnusg.-A joint resolution wsa iatrodun&
Tor Inc immediate appropriations OF sie,M&
for the improvement of the Mississippi
river. Aoj surned tiis tae IA b.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17

SEsATE.-Sectttary Lincoln sent to the
senate q list of the 0 iii efs of the army al
resent on detached service. The total oi
ahsentees from their regiments fooas mp 81.
OF these Tory tour are at West Poini. ahd
tiity sew on sick leesse. Many o. them
are on staff duiy.
The new ruI-s.were discussed. A SPECIAL
message was received fram the president
On M ~ssissiI ri river improvement.
Provision should be made not only ct once,
he says, but sufficiently for the undfrtaking.
The Hennepin canal is also lie uded in the
recommendation. but not In The positive
spr KIT with which the other scheme 81 ueated
Commerce, Including, first of all, the inn
poriant transit of wheat from the uppe
valley. and cotton from the lower va | 4, in
the capital srgument advanced, and really
the only one Necessary.
The following nominations were con-
hrmed:
Postmastsrs-Lewis G. worthington, lit
tie Fla Is, MINI; III. Ksmper, Perham,
MINI.
Receivers Of public menevs-James Bra
den, Indiana, Wa la Wa Ia, Wash Ar
thur ]. Shaw, Lewiston, IdaAo; Charles #.
GardDe Sacramento, CAL; T.. ]. Sherwood,
Msrysvilie, Cal.
Registers land ofics-JeFamiah u. HYDE.
visaIia, Gel; John C. Bradley, MarysyIlle,
Ca; DAVID Walker, Boiie, Cal.
The senate discussed the new rules at
great length.
HousE-Bills and resolutions W re intro
duced appr priating, Immediately, 81 Co.,
700 fer Mississippi river improvement; put
tirg salt weod, lumber end other articles
on thef free list; limiting the ar.ount of pub
lilo land TO be acquired by aliens; 10 pur-
chase trade dollars with fractional coins tor
free ship material, sbd authorizing
the purchase OF foreign.built ships BY cii-
Lzsns Of the United States; prohibiting the
importat On of foreign labor; reducing the
salari 9 o. heads OF departments; for q pub
lie building at La Crosse; or the admission
or the state OF Was ington; extepding the
money order sysfem &c the state of ell
counties having 1000 inhabitants. Several
constitutional amendments we're proposed.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17

New York, Special: Wall street has wit
messed the last yeaf q great ~shrinkage in
the value Of the railroad stocks quoted ~
the New York exchange. The total net de-
probation OF thirty-four stocks IL S229. 968,-
1S1. The three Willard stocks lead tne list
with q deErseialion OF 800. 159, T68. The
Eve stocks known as Gould stocks come
next, with S38, 204 10. The union and
Central Pacifics and Denver aggregate s36
D42, o27. Toe Vanderbilt stocks have de-
prsciaied $25, S87, 597. The roads center
ing at Chicago show d depreciation of $25,.
2T9 715. The coal stocks present . much
better showing thal expected, and the total
net depreciation OF the four roads was only
"a. 1853, 422. Miscellaneous railroads and
the Pacific Mail make up the balance Of
$340l7 S8aa. H0~ much the leading rail-
road operators, and stockholders, such as
Vanderbilt, Gould, Willard and other hsve
lost by the depreciation will prooably never
be accurately known; out, from the hold
jngs they nave frequently said they pos
sessed. an estimate can he made by the read
er OF their losses.
The first annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Dubuque & Northwestern
was held at Dubuque recently. The old
board of directors was reelected without
opposition. Work Cd the new road will be
commenced early in the spring, and will be
pushed with viRor. Offers of aid are numer-
Gus rom counties sloug the nlahate route.
Great satisfaction Is felt in Dubunna that
the old board, in which the public has en-.
tire confidence. was continued. The cleo
ton of officers will be held in G lew days.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17
Wednesday. Januarv ..

SESArE.-In the senate the same discss
sion about the rules was continued. Mr..
Frye threw some spice into the dull mon
otony OF the Gull proceedings, by an at
tack up n the commerce committee, which
be said should have something better to do
than spending its time in distributing 3
proper proportion Of river and
harbor money to each cor.
grsssionsl district. He declared that the
shipping OF the country demanded some OF.
testion which had del ned since 1851.
This s snaior Vest took to be = rsfl ction no
on the confederancy, and was p.iil-d 10 z
characteristic speech. Senator Mcmillan de.
tended the commerce ccmD.ittee
he said there was much difference OF
opinion IN regard to such dues and Il was
NOT clear hat thew shonld be ahnlishad
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17
Foreign Items of News.

Gilbert ~. Snilivan's new opera, The
Princess Ida, was produce / on the night of
the 9th in the SAvory tbeater London, which
was crowded. The audience was the most
brilliant OF the aeasor, and the performances
a triumph for the authors and engagement.
The music dialogue and scenery sere rapt.
turoosly al plsuce6. Critics promo unced
the music as fine as anything that SUI livsD
hss composed. The principal artists and
Gilbert Euiiiyan and D'0yley Carte we're
called before I e curtain at the close o. the
performance and received an oyati n.
The Gladstone government is at last COR
nered en- the Egyp tian question. The real
ities shirked so long have to be faced. The
ministry has been SO thoroughly awakened
TO the emergency of the hour that the MEM
bers OF the c bnet were summoned to Lon.
don by telegraph, and Sir Chasles ID Ike,
who hsd gone TO the South OF France, could
not reach Downing street in time. 1t
Is BOW clear that the Midi FAUST be
fought, and By English troops. or Egypt
mnst be comp letely and Immediately egsS-
uated.
The death Of Lasker elicitel general ex-
p~ressions OF regret in Berlin. Liberal Jour
mails refer to the great services he rendered
the state by cooperating in the enactment
c~fimperiai laws affecting justice and trade.
And In exposing the corTuDt practices Of
JOINT stock companies. Prepar atoms are
making for an imposing funeral to the dead
statesman.
IL is stated that the latest Partisan music
al ,sensaioR, Ls Dormeuss Eveile. will
shortly, together with It's costumes and sew.
eral Of the per orniers, be tran ported 10
America. Il will probably be first produced
In Boaton by Miss Helen Obes. who hGG
acquired the soie American right for she
sum OF $4,000.
AwelLto-do tradesman coEElitted suicide
in the b lis de Boulogne, Pasis. He placed
around bis neck q flexible iron tute filed
With explosives, and Was liter sly blown 10
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17
rr;sce,,ansons News Items.

Tba vses.hsr review fer December 1883, at
O. pr, shows 4 slight departure in the
maan ,amrssas,,re for the past eleven De-
sarsaar. ths mean temperature last
,onn,h waa 70 q Il e1eeS and the verage for
49, sass slsvs,s months Was 70 6degrees.
wys~a'a~ r,o,,,hA a. December were had in
,--E so71 So 1851. The Decsmbers of
ss-a te7< 1eTa ana 1882 were slightly cool
w.,is ~ ssa 6ffx76. 1873 and 1890 we're
dac,dadlv colasr. Tae average rainfall
,anr;nc me past gleveD DEFENDERS was 1.26
i1ch- whiIa the precipitation OF lgsE month
amounted 10 iGS inches.
The democratic uis=bers OF the Ohio leg
~isIatr.re caucused for officers the 5tn inst,
resul,ine: ssnate--E mer White, Defsnce
coans-. president pro TEN: c n. yaliand-
ingham. Montgomery, Clslk: Charles Neg
lev sergeant. st-xrms. House--A. ID. Marsh,
sr.eager. Dsvia Fisher. Hard q, CLERK; j. M.
Prnistsr. Ross. se5g* ant. at arms. This liz
the slate of the Payne men,
The first blenniai report of the Iowa state
auditor under the recent law, making June
Sd instesd Of Oct. / the end Of the fiscal Pc
Rod. has been n De. The total receipts
slys 55f ~ On hand Oh. 1, 1881. The dis
bursements for tne satsie period we're $As5sS,s
307 "a. pnripglfhe past " years the pub
tic deht hss haah naiA IN tnil a4d the state
mas the sai isfactlon OF beginning the new
yssxT x5SSs:, , III - S s5fFss wssA = co E.oTs-
able balance of$ia.54.90 IN her treasury.
Putnam q Phelps b Boston have assigned
all their joint ard separate estates for the
benefit 81 theis crsdalnrs. liabilities. 1915
900: assets, SOS O0d consisting OF personal
ope ID and about the tannery. unen-
numbered real estate and tannery build.
at Santa Fe in The case Of the PaIo Cattle
company against ex-senator Dorsey, the
chief Justice hss dissolved the rscrivessnip.
obtained BY Mr.. Dorsey and returned the
property and business to The company,
The case involved $500, 900 worth OF prop
essy, and was closely contested.
The failure OF Tsetrich & Co, wholesale
bag and canvas manufacturers, San Fran.
cisco. "a a~nnonsbed. Liabilities, $780,
900; assets, go 90. They owe in New
York.
Anthony Cofast9sk 10 arresiing New York
liquor dealers W. display Q Piper Heidsick
adverr5stng piscqPe with q decollette fe-
male on ii.
George Rothmuller, editor OF the New
York Figaro has been sued fer 500, 600
lib | by GEstavs Amksrg OF the Thalla the
ater.
"A. b. Andersen, ieweler. MiiwauKee, has
made an sss4nment to Conrad Carlson.
Liabilities $3# 2nd assets | 5000.
0AlsxaxH2a98 insgas>xer- thasye@rA$ nsk.
ended were II cholera infanStnm4szd
ing with 75I.
81, Paupa hnGsding record for the year az
g~ressteS ;. 567 buildings. costing IS 24O.45O.
rhihdelph:s banks pay $40, oe0, 600 or
semi snnuaidisi3ends ID month.
Memphis has funded IS. 100000. Of her
$b,oo000O debt.
pnnam 4 Phelps Boston, assign for
$275, zoo.
last year.
jerome Norris, butcher II Helena, has
failed.
Portland, Greg, claims Is. 81 spopulation.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17

Ey iR,e Ere at ST Louis on the 5th inst.
tha cagnat bonse of r ,sentbxI n 20 -
49, .hor.h.
Their stock estimated at see Oo0-aDd dam
aged, principally by water, perhaps to the
extent OF $20,Go0-waa insured for So, 800.
Another d g between ; and 4 O'Clock the
shops and frame residences on Ihouteau
avenue, between Twenty-sixth n Tsenty-
seventh streets. Total loss about $l0,0 00;
insureoior s!'voV.
The bssutitui new Park theater &C Cieve-
land. o.. built to be fire-procf, burned on
the 5tts iEist. me hre = sa,u % nave origi.
naaeo on 'ns 1850 ron emo : zsmp sapiusasn
he iosS peInaps 1SVyvOs paI,IAl'y IL
cou,narv lnss a cn0 ~ a. oca worth n
4prunarfy. Tne. Firss Pr sngterisy ,chnsah