davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
LOssES N VARIOrs rLACEs.

TRoY, Aug. "a fire at F0nda, Montgom-
CRY County. this morning destroyed tie Jansen,
Rosa and Cushng buildings on Maiu-st Thy were all
brick structures. Loss, $4,000, insurance, 4&lOJOi
San FRANCISCO, Aug. ga dispatch 20 The chronicle
m on wednesday destroyci the sheds u the
Northern Pc ,a air compressor pumps u'ed IN the con
suuc0u of tlc SNAKE l.YrT bridge IAe loss u est
mu ed ui 100000
TorILASu, Ore aug % Fire ills morning destroyed
ctrewbridqo Block The lossos aroi n T.. Edwards,
hirut.. dol.er $4,000 with sl5O.o m'manc. :
korron 4 Mob. l. general merchandse. t'nu'o WIN
100000 Insurance; strUwOlldgr, elOOoO oo'eieu Wy
Insurance
Dosr1S. brr. 90 a dispatch from O'd Orchard Beach
announce, thpt uo Pleasant House Is burning II "a
followed That lt Win bs total loss me hotel Ia owned
RufaHte IN 1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
TIE PLNNSYLYANIA MAINTAINING RATES
ul IGLEGEArH TO the TEIBrNEI

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 29.-OAicials Of the
prnsy Nauil Railroad Company state hat the prospects
o. ,lIy cn,ut c' the cut In pass niger les by
a tho roads il' Trut Inc poo, cy,eptu- l,r own,
doe. not -c.u b.ieht. Thy maintaining ratcs. and
intend 20 90 So under al circumstances. Their
cuisines, la' s"T rc1 mono by the cut and
they are mccn-,d IT the employment OF
s,apers by the cutting ro ds 20 dsnose Of
Tickets that ., threaten immediate invest CATION Of
ore Yfftrit I-DI Cr 'O .Soe tiu WHO uAu It'd
iL % s*I eI cod Ia-riI l'J t'tt th Penney va
uit thinks ~ Withdrawing altogether from me trluk
Iu" pool, Ua.rs 'HIt tie rules for governing .ha
eIW r' ~ N.rr rc h'r r- Rect ILe Irc g. believed
90 have irli.rgtet no cut. .tru-nN between Ntw-
Nvrk glo BuJ I1 BOT tho o. ne ut- He % ro ou tue
Ne-f STORE. whore mo F.nnrv', ..'a o'ldIis do
not bosit.tr 90 cay thot 10 dos not boorg.
lt Was stated to-day by oHoer OF the TcbuHi lyaua
Railroad Con. . -Ht t.n charges itsGe io "a. Itte
tilf tn.v W"r. ot - fr. hf rli's trr utterly without
foundation, IIt IuIt needing o ne Or uk iIc oomp1-
ulr. "U be- bed a. IA c.lf oaJ, wen Shore Will DO
plain unI cr ding r fho future of nl me uc..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
soon7 Nvnnn, Huron. viking. lydia Adams, ond Belle
bchpuhtls lIs nu NJ dalon aud Mirage.
rGl0r5 or nOMlNg PIGEONS.

in Tho raco Of homlng pigeons from Lynch
hn'F W.. to tH4 vicinity year ago thore woto 1fteon
brl' homo on the 1 nd y nuor nbcratlug Tuil yoar
only iif' Ilro bocn r.p0I oL Tho irl return was TO
uo lo'' " t1mb'uor. E'vror o. $50 O'Clock on
Ihnrlov afternoon lhi4 bird vsaa huo ,kon hon.
F'T gao WIS ha"' cl 0n Aptl go und T. o yoruscst "
The lnn ori'n onitv Thodlrrruoon tho result IN The
}ou7 Iounoya not ntlbniod lo IA, quality ~ tlo
hi df O." 10 contrary winds. but 10 nn atmospheric DO.
0''n'o tmt wa domnralnnR 20 tho lpuiug faculty
0'.'1ni lr} ho hoHor Ntitoa Of 40, ataut " lha
mil h"l} headed nt once tor tho north, ifi hut how
'"s remained nh Mo wing don't KNOW lot Ia less than
mln1io uy attention wb1 rfHcd 10 folr az Two blfda
ui r'om"l bothered and woro nyiug about n tho im-
mediate vicinity, nfat Ia ono direction aud then IN AZ
o'ltr Trey H'lgllod a. least twice, and finally won't
on Of sight towuf The west ono 81 the birds came into
my ol'r 700 h'e cook Monday afternoon, and acan ~
four oc.lcf on tuesday. / tired u eaten il but could
not"
The aecretory OF TN Federation Instructed yester
d}, 10 arrange race for young br- to be down a,out
hp tuhef 90 from about 500 m4l.s The race 80 10
ol To al lofts aud limited a. birds patched in 1854
ihtiy was al once made by j.. II. ConoyrT. and J. O..
Ndro kr}por. and s. r. CLARK, VI ride Conn. 1lhs Key
port station VIII bc Charlotte the Men station viii DO
IJanY4Ic Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
THE SITUATION ~ VIRGINIA.
REPUBLICAN SUCCESS IN JEorMDY.
TIE MTrIors or M,UoNE THROWING HE STATE
INTO BOTKBON ARMS.

NY HI"'a>rd 10 THE Ii'b' NIL 81.
NAoWNGION arg -'-In' SITUATION I'LL Virginia
il giving ho kcpuhhcsn managers lch concern ana
fl H. l.r b.. loss Senator Malone shall soon find
......., d.. i,,,,,l,,I ,,,i,iti.,. and non
D. "a -. -. ,r,t, ,.rt
soHu tlhi' 'no"ru'',' IT. 'i' ''''..' 90 ''' F''F'
moi fpr of lie Republican committee viii Wa-to time
- ... ,,., 1.,.t.f, u.0ullirlf,s L.i, have
"
received information iI3l GIle'- rue eN.uuE .'h'
sf1.s bah Boz headed. u1t Only +. tili. up possibility
ltte cico+o-l ,,to Of fine State cln De won from the
,.r... ,...,... l.i3r,,, r.,tt,,,r
hro' Con res''h'l d'-I'''| "ii'' "N~i '' I,tI" io
publican COM. o.snI.l, VIII go Democratic. gentle
49,, t . ,,slo .,,., f fIo ,.fo and 1.4 lc,u-,ro.-
.. I.. a. t.i.t
Ont Of INN f'iI "rci't oI i'' ii. i'.'' III il'l-
f-.tI >tauu..p. Luchhurs and elsewhere, pm. tlHt
,,t... ...f Dbl. ..t ..f., 1a. f.. .ut arr..e1
,, IT,, .l.. g.. .... ,,
INC P'' '''' "N'''''' '''' '
tho secret cnnty "nI In many INSTANCES 'n' open HOE"
t a.I militant ,oIi,, IraI,r, oi th, Ecl}justor
I"''' ~
Governor Cameron i.l- denounced NaN"I' h'u''t'
ou5 , made, a ic, col $50 tt one ihpt " luiour'.
...........,.c - ,.,.,.....,, I. N,tIl.
"'''
DISTRICT ho W"l" '' "''''''"' ''',' '."''" "''" No
Wi.oias Joe, heart iu tac ctu.o vhNo Senator Riddle
t. 3D., t ,,,.l.,i , i.,,.o,,L onrnuii,l I'm hi. own
'.., ll.. .,,, ,,.
VIZ d" ''''"' '" r''''
increasing oppoNuon {" N'h'ro ale upon i"e fui"'e
Ge,cr,fy hr is imrci u. nud ai,tatoilh and mWill
t.i. ... ......,.. g.. ...... !, 3 .
"n '' '" ' We " "
violated 'ho -c~c "' nl' PLY anon" l' followers ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
THE CHICAGO MARKETS.
SMALL RECEIPTS or GRAIN-LcNDON PICEs-LARG2
PURCHASES or WHEAT.
fr,y rp, rsp ,pu IN THE rxmgygr

PURCHASES or WHEAT.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE rsmCSgl
Chicago, Aug. 29.-"Pye spent good deal
OF time within past week" said sumner Ever1 -htm,
McGeochs former a;ner, 'in figuring upon the pre- mt
rice II wheat IN Liverpool. IN tell YOU how tried ID
getattf took the price Of wheat No. red American.
in LIVERPOOL six months ago, aad then carefully weut
aver the oicll cable prices delivered by the Board "
Trad, and posted each morning 'Chauge. Went over
bcs, cable prices one by one found taat nine on. %.
,en o. them read: Wheat a shilling lower to-iay'
0,c. ,iouaUy one rad: Wheat aixpeuce lower -
day 1t was rarely that cable dispatch was met
with that told VI An advance. hsurcd the DO
cline all up ard then dedact.d all no
advance, recorded lind that wheat has, II hc' olich
able prices are be believed. c!ned jus; iory-e'ea
salngs quarter wihin he past six months Ia o,ner
words IL oay given away over there bur col'
cradle sum OF n, ney goes with II, as bonus 10 -
buyer Tor accepting the stun"
TINS criticism on tn ridiculous figures sem oyereca
morning from London and which DO actually often x 70
....b IN The American markets. Il not one Nhit 100
c,u.Nasant IL was provoked by cable d-p"'A
that "yyneat was shilling or so l0wer' IL looks
little more tonight than 10 dd LAST h'~hs
an ne night before. as wheat was Ga tie up ALE
The fact that prices at The close OF the day Tat
cen, per bushc CHER than twentTfoM hours ago - s
haf so indicative OK this as the other lac IAe 'o
u t,. p some crs Oue ot the surests gins hai tr 's
e,,tor. we're figuring In the market aud on the"bil'
a I. this that tonight there IS univ ersai olfi ~
TO know for whom large purchases were m'de o' nun
br.' rroLors-tho Lane Brothers, SINCE. aud ".h'."
Good brokers trade for The account Of good customer"
ard when e good lrokersar IN the market ana o' IN
tat ously picking mp property not "o""D,
prices but buying stuG it Is certain t.l sO'i
traders are quietly cadsgup and going "long o ~
n,rket me price OF wheat has 80, 4 h0' eH li..
rcnerallv aimiftei abominabIy low, largely b.rN.n
thore was nm ahrsrnaly small nnmncru t arr Nt''' !.
inc market ant because the riCn and TIA u.d opaal"
were altogether Out of the ~. - lam.
October wheat stopped to.ught az tle ccAis "a
hoo !, 40 cents The receipts " grain &C. autL ~"
were glB cars Of wheat 4OD Of corn. aud lbl of CIV.
Ibo market only began to advance when rinsI ~
other brokers began tu huy largely IIere Il ~ re- ~
oi the English houses being "shDrt' 81 great lnes
wheat 1hcso con. etuA do not put ou ~ ~ ht,tma
gralB "a They do Of provisions, asd lse irsus v"
"sbou sellirg ia poik ought not TO hs'o on,o"'s'
tho "Rhntting' ui wheat . ... ...r,
ia said tonight that iOO.00o bushels qf corn W.
taken fot shipment to-day. but nsuleA on 'he sInnnv
ot gtan from ha port are not VIM lhple ,,ci
than The figures seut tom london pelpnel Vg ~, auh
strong ~ hus Gsais pfoNia uus we're dul NV hwnal
oo,sbst ard elsssg W VI DO aud Ve'opei TVS "'V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
NOT TO PURCHASE JAY-EYF-sEE.
WHAT MIR. DoHNfn SAYS ABOUT The MATER

WHAT MIR. bonner SAYS ABOUT HE MAI Err
DEPARTURE or THE rEoTTrEs TOR TIE wrsr.
Jay -Eye-See and Phalla, were taken to Jcr-
soy cts atau carly hour .st.ae morning and placed
IN their speca' car This attached t. The Western
bound passenger train on G Pennsylvania Railroad
and they were soon wlrrg toward ,her destination.
Minneapolis. MIMI, where Jay-iy era is % perform on
Iu..Ity and Thilias ou "Wednesday. william H. Crtw-
iord -id 10 TRIBUNE Tolou,r Iu Iecd to teircngagc-
uau.s 'o- This feI: "1l.rri- e prospect OF orr love-
olag uer,coIi- ibis year We have "A great many
Cu-Is ..clt,, hut hey arc over latmIlc
md slow uls tracks at country fairs.
vher" he exhibitions are mixed running
aud tro ting races, cutting ue track up badly ard
p ey.u.Hc last tine Nr Cl.e wishes 'o O tain The best
wagon and and tie best twou Do records on pba'a.;
tru uo vi retire lu o. cSul Ui ru. rtuuatc cor
us that thc weather conditions were not more favorable
fot tie trails 90 Tio-pe, Pags 1df C,orr5. Jay-E5o-
fco aa- good enough 10 hayc ool. ao ,c. u,d,rmore
favorable craum-t oucos uut rupIl lof of petd Wa
c,i.e.t Ue &. hard losc tri,.p uu ,l.,. ri, the
fle OF those WHO have 10 not arr-t tuc, however, anl
We l8yc got 90 n'c chance Gao .irr Co.'S others We
hop. ~ 10 trr luck "a AZ Slime"
Mr. UoYurr said $3.50. lido uot wis' a. buy Juv Eye
roeu.c.s Pee can ttot faster ttn Nu3 .,aul d. ccr-
taat lcI y,.tcr ly go demo, ,trt.o tt such g. the
casc. although hsmlc m 2l2i. vlsa tuc niouuuucr,
-. one Tor which he deserve, great orlL Maud o's
% 10 81 ycud n q 97 was mad. Uu ~ adverse cr.
,.i...aa,A IDo raca $50. u,t ia Z, .e.-s, .1ud ou
owing 90 wet weather. Had tI.r lI iJi tA.Ik t.at
uc marc WA n hcr best Then She started
rup th, lorcs'r tc' and was l' sl c,I f1r o. long
di.t.i,. before she clrd the UIe fI t., Wor $40
WITS rl 10 o- work which. OK .'utc Hr t"tr ucul
Mf IaW.riH. h' pres den oil ilr uJc, write, IiI br
maIc uran cmrnt- 10 No her start al 10" music stand
Wucn - sonic stance aJoyo the judso' stand, N MI
Va crroIt Noud have let h'r Sft 'Or 'rl fhc follow
ing week. ard ice believes that she would yc o.tcl W
2:Os ur ~ lea-t BOB We al know uat Mr.. uGcrol
refused lo permit o. start GAIN, and ihal -hu Was Iu
n-dlutcy y ouEh East
% have many horsa that can rot fast that l do
not uc,IIc mako any add ion e. to u.t, is
one beat anything row own. IN gard Co the
ne collation. for the purchase ot o. ltNe lelIu5 have
uuthnl o. say fUt OF than that Nj. b. had leer
frOiu 1ir. Gus" stating his price for the lolor.'
II IL said by ia 50 who ought 10 know best that Mr.
Ca-e wan ed $4,000 'or the horse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
cL0eLNG NEAIICEs ~ OCEAN GROTA

OcrAv GROVE, Aug. 29.-Tho several early
rsorning meetings were well attended TO-DAY this being
she daJ great camp meeting here The closing
service opened the Auditorium az oo0ek 0nd lasted
eli uooa. TAs building crowded ~ its utmost
capacity sBd nearly 1900 persons stood outside and
listened TO The staging and the fes words they we're abb
81 catch now and then Nearly 100 olergTmsn were
seated on The platform TIE Rev. Dr. y ~ stokes, ths
president Of the ocean Gfovefsmp meeting. presided sc
the feast, Wbtle several hundred persons ateSed
tbeif faith In God The closing service the rslebfa
ton ~ tie Lofls suppe, 1hs sitt was crowded fot
pysf two nouns by thOse who patoDk The last ceremony
was tie FORMATION OF leHs lines Of iudiylfuas who
iass tic pfoaubeia stand and shook hnHfs With
lT Hu4ts aia hsit fellow Easteis, shGha hJinbs 90
hey nsItheis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
MANY WRECKs IN MANITOBA.
ALL KINDS OF HOUSES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CROPS FLATTENFD OUT

lBf TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCNEl
Sr. PAUL, Aug. pa dispatch to II.
Pioneer Press from Winnipeg Mani oba gives d.tals :,
the tornado which prevailed throus out Man.to,,
last Wednesday night. At Winnipeg tho roof W,
wrenched of the Hudson Bay Compluys ores ana ,ora
70 pieces The rain poured down upon he stock donr
much damage. street with number OF oc.upapt,
Was blown from the track. frame house and a s,ab,
occupied by horses by william Burke vers b.yg,
away The house CARR Il twenty feet and The abb,
was blown INFO the As-nibOue River No ess than lfy
buildings IN tho city we're damaged Oy Ia
Storm Roofs were carried away. ends wore blown on,
Of houses, chimneys were blown down plate glass wiz
dows were broken, signs knock enlwise and ts-
phone and tel graph wires Frustrated. Tie havoc
general
Eepors from twenty or thirty points IN the provinces
show that tie -town caused much damag,. A. Porss,
IN Prairie the Methodist block and several stores wer,
demolished and stocks were badly damaged Winduil
Of the .Iitobl and Northwe tern Railway was blown
over The Canadian Pacific freight sheds were tilted.
Crops reported to be damaged considerably A,
Hcad'ngly large number Of stores. dwelios
houses, and farm houses have sufe,el but
Is imp ssble 10 obtain full account o. the danaes
done. The st0 of Mr. Francis was blown down andBa
total ruin, the stock being scattered the prairie
The station house lifted oGts foundation. dwell
ing owned by NJ. ylor, and occupied b. yoius
married couple named buchanan, was completely lomo
rods away beor II struck the ground, when it ,hv.
erred lato dgmeut- The ccupdnts had narrow escaDs
from DEATH Ms. buchanan blown INTO 4 al en- nd
tally SD X y mp The J. < lsn chlf D vas blown over
and ON 10 piec = AMI fragments OF It cover TO
ground in All directions Mr.. LiIion's house Wa
a.-o destroyed. beng turned CON.
peely and largo barn Mr. Cash.ons
Iarm was rIcl away. NJ Morgan hoe, two h,Ise,
and d came ou's gr.t.lrv were Dl wu down. IN hers
is scarcely sbng cd farm house bel wen Head sly
and 81 Charles, mile. away, whlcn is lot more or
less damaged. ing he iiHc o. tie Car diau flcnS
the storm extended from Normlon ia on thr east 10
Brandon me west ~ Rat PORTAGE te Brus H0ur,
newly bun hotel, almost completely dies e.
me storm Ortunatey rruptec AZ Gre nl. stand
in crops flftc ci on several places ami feuugr
IL cos store was blown down.
srPArt, A1e. % The corr sponlent Of The Pioneer
Press q, Michel, Oak. telegraphs int reports arc
constantly coming I'm Of loss ~ life and sfu nND q
property by las' nights tornado. NoIr Bril- gewlerA
uln named win his wife father and were A' el
Scar torcstbuIy the h0u-e ut Arson Cook Wa a. u)-
ishcd. and Cook was ally m'Gra A dHDatch ITO 4
Grand Forks, iak ton tuDutalu dc t5 OK "heab
were ruined by "a severe bail torn last ul54t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
mr. FIRE RECORD.


TRAVEL DELAYED as FLAME, }, IiE rowEEY-
Iur ross ABOUT *}OO 600
Three olo~r4, I'm quick succession, were
sounded '1. Uc fire box %, Eayu1 n and the BoNcry
af about ego yc.forday pui 90 20 dorm fire en-.
en.s v,Io throwing srcan- OF water INTO tho top
ois of the douU.o building Sos. Il ana 10
Eovry. rmoao WIS discovered coming rom
window, u tbs talrl noor OF $50. l., pir4 by
Llt,A,' o. ntuOu.,s coca mauuf ,u.tr, % d boy who
keeps .t oy l.r stand o. the sidewalk Just below the
building, and ho q ouco gave the alarm The only
pci Oh who Was 80 the building az tho time Of tue Ire
was the book ,si for Louis Naycr mauuf .cturer %
pctur. siamc w.o occupied tDo second loor, and he
10, wi hout injury. By he tine that the arenen
rived the flames had spread to the upper floors which
were occupied by Nerdel Brothers, cigar marufactlr-
cr, Tho Cor several block, around almost suiO-
ealing with the dense volumes Of 0b9cco-charsed smoke
Ladders were ia up the side Of the building aud the
Elevated lWav US from which % throw streams
OF water Il was q difficult fire 70 reach, and while
Il looked SIS though It would spread the neighbor-
IN. bui'clu-s. by hard work, however the
aremn succe dsd in keeping it coufue ed she floors
in the building above that which It originated. Travel
on the Elevated IA roId blocked FOR threeQ
Of an hour and long lines Of stood both tracks
the hor-ectrlne, also blocked. Tho e'ec.rc lights
In thc Bowc. re OF TIC ci.cm which passed al0u &
~ the fire. AID d- Elemen had he wires t. get
al the ire good part Of me Bowery conn aratye
darkness.
The first floor of the burnt building
was occupied by tLe oxford Music Hail. the proprietor
Of 0uioh testified IN court lew days mat she sold
cider "a cents bottle, when ARA GDrd TO dsStui
one Of Ter watu'sSCs, r,fnS NJ O. flee country
man II Is probable that for time tn cider vIi
be much weaker and the chances or the uusuSpecuug
count ryllcn WHO are lurcd iu,O the pace VIII be
much Skinner until the damage done by
water last night IS pad for. The build ng -
double s.N-stoy brick struc ure, diyidci
Ly thick WOODEN partition. The damage 10 IT
a. estimated m $1,000 MendI Brothers sus ala TN.
bo,y. ,pi'ge their stock being injured about SO,
600 Aar,s nrotbe = place was damaged, 10y water
irinclo4l'v. about - 900 IA chrler Brother lost
about - 900; Louis MAytr about $4,000 and The OK
ford lIu,lr a 30 ut $1,000 The amount OF Insurance
~ uu.r Owl a. D. the cause o. rho fre
While me engines we're busy with the BOwery fire fire
bre ot around the tsruer AT No. 80 Bay srG-st
i,l asa .lloru. establish uent Only sig amount
Of damage was done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
WINNERs At ST. LnrIs.

ST. LOUIS Aug. 20.-1ho postponed races
ofyestcrd,y were run here to-day. Tie weather was
warm and cloudy and thi track very heavy John
Davis won tho first rac6-1is miles for OIL ales-by q
ners, with Emma Man'ey second ami Revoke tird
Tint 2.O1 french pools paid 060 Mluton wen
uc .slold race, ono mlc, d. las'h with Thaey SEQ.
ord ana Chfu third. Tlmr-1.49 80 French pools
were nold lhe COquete ~ lies wcre won hy I'D, of
~, Lake by hair j ngth Uith belle Pate see nd and
Rh,da anna tnut. lime-i00. No French pools weio
sid Tie book Odds we're to a.tlust the winner In
nc fourth TACO iiatef Won the ist heat ~ Ck and
nor, ~ he secnuI ami fhld heaf AMI ruoe limo
LOS l.Ojl9 No French pools sold on the race
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
RAILWAY INTERESTS.
APpLYING THEIR OWN REMEDY.
TIE ERIE AND THE GRAND TRUNK TO BILL CATTLE
sEIPMENrs Al TIE PREsENr CIT RAIEs


TIE ERIE ASD THE GRAND TRUNK TO BILL CATTLE
SHIPMENTS At THE PRESENT CIT RATES.
At Commissioner Finks Office il was denied
yesterday tat any reduction had been maGo in the
schod o rates cattle o-horfrecht slipped from tho
West. Notce has leen sent, however, to Joint Agent
Moore. at Chicago, informing him that tn. Chicago and
roads intended hereafter 10 hlll al east ound
shpmct>of catcarI dressed meats a.actual This
WIS done order 20 pat all the CHICAGO roads on an
equal footing. been open secret that for long
time these rites have not been maintained. The trouble
grew out = N 'intb y or the roads upon the
proper difference ~ ra,cs 20 he allowed between I've
tie ana dress ne9ts The Erie and the Grand Trunk
have speca y eo ed the Traffic in es.cd meats AID
the Now 10 Dertrh and tie Pennsylvania have com
planned that Mir live stock traffic suffered
from what they alleged were discriminating rates
allowed to d., sscd- eel shippers After elaborate
taking o. c-t15ny the subject Mr.. Fink submitted
daton to the equ le differences 10 BE-
al owed in thc rates. The Grand Trunk appealed to
arbitration. and & W. Alerton, large cattle .hipper
ami Mr. swift, tie drcsselbae' mar, have been agreed
upon joint arbltratois with Charles Francis Adams r
Meantime however the attempt Of the roads TO equaze
the ra-. dn,re ces themselves has led to norazs-
ton .rI the Lilo and Grand Trunk resolved to pun
ish the l;e-.tock roads by making Al
oaeD rate, last al 81 secretly cutting The figures al
WI ch these lines through th,r western cOruecti.us
viii Hereai rr 5i these classes of regh, arc - cents
per 100 pounds ca c and g. cents dress
from Chicago 10 . York. againt J.rH rates OF 80 and
A. uts.
Complaints hayo been fled with MI FINK OF heavy
tie VEST "A tie West Shor. is ont OF tho pool
eoms To b' only uecy lef tie otler Ines ana that
bound igt suat on sttainel Ild open cutting al
a.ouI Il would sari rise few people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
WORK OF WESTERN STORMS
GREAT DAMAGE AT EVANSVILLE
norsEs BLOWN Down AND s1rAwnoArs tN,,.--
a WV FonNnnY brMnftanrn

49,
a NEw FoUTDrY Druortsugp
EVANSVILLE, Aug. 20.--At o'cloet al
morning tho most Destructive wind storm ava, .. ~
lcfo broke upon Eyansvs. doing dariseo 10 m.
" tot leal than $4,000 IN tbo city and yto.sni
Houses vcro blown down. foofa woro tarfi.d .''H
Three ~ four steamboats, vera badly injured tA,s.'
Of shade ifoos wore torn up by tho roots. and
Injury waa dono. 4 obaby tho heaviest ihdlstin.i y
n INT ~ John II, Rocker. whosa nov f9u,,ry -
almost wholly demolished. several chufehrs aaa ~,
school house were aiso badly damaged u IL tu,o..0
ct this hour 10 EiVe tho amount ~ the damage DIN
n viii probably moi fal short Of the figures given -
Tho storm lasted over an hour, tho WIND bowns,,,'1
aud changing from north vest 10 northeast fhe -.
Thorn with ateam up, bad her "a mnoya bogn 49,
DO ri, but tho boat wa not otherwise much d.,o..s
The steamer Two states was blown from her no.s,..
ana driven the ful length Of tho city. She landed !,
coal dock without any damage Tae Josh " TO-
which had Just arrived, broke all her lines and drltd,
an upper Landing losing her chimney and na,roys.
escaping burning. She was badly Wreckel Her 81
board guard 10 al gone and tne upper works are baSI.
damaged The bar 10 front II tie city va. mi n
harges, among them being The transfer barge l0,A,4
tn freight cars. feTybOat blown on Tie bar ~
IS hard aground. No lives arc reported Ost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
WDIANS >TlRJING 70 DE4rH
rnE PuGANs or MONTANA DYING AT THE RATE
or ONE DAY

HELENA. Mont, Aug. 2o.-Goycruor Crosby
state nat tie p.c5 a. 70 sent by I'm 90 inquire nto
til c,aa on Of tie rlossn Indians has Just returnod.
He found Tat these dams, abou' 1000 number
DYING from the Effects g gradual rvaou tho rate +
one day. Tic men ans women gDuut and sprtlcss
snd L.s ca d oLa,ated. Al go weakened by
thu lack ~ s'lceu f.od foy the ra.t two years that
drcai ul uferrs 3nd many dcath must shortly
9hs sppr prs Ion FOR tuis year ONLY permits The ASCENT
e. is.ur only pounds 81 beef q three pJ Il
1Our ek 3, tie LATER y b. q quality. Tie Governor
report an nat lr and iuhuuan state of tnugs exist
inx AMI calls uplu tie secretary of lie Interior 10
tie r-tf0ns D o. OF ssIug ul rau)os uudl Congress
me & .u j. .tuDrr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
4 c4RGO OF SrSpIcLors Mos

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 29.-At to-day'smeetine
oftac Board o. lae,;ha communication wairecoyel nom
Genera Irar,ranft collector Of Tho port, calling attention
~ q eu. IcioIs consignment - rags embraced p the
cargo " ihe Austrian bark sans Tho board re,errel
the IA er ~ the port ms srsu 10 report 10 morrpv L.
tlr m auflt tht vessel vii not br permitted tn ~
char dat art of tse cargo one in m clIctorj
letter Il the rags Prove 10 De- from the country named
the vessel VIII he Ordered back ~ quarantine.