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wErTE LEAD.
49,. n. B. & G

lots OF 5O0pounds 30 t5ns..........s rs
PURE MINED PAINTS.
In caus pals. quarts. half gallons one gallon
M two I'm r,a.l-al sir Gallons in Gaze
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ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS.
Milwaukee Produce.

MILWAUKEE, July s.-Flour steady and
quiet. Wheat, dull; No. 9 S01sc; July
S01se; August s21sc; September s41sc Corn
dull and neglected: No. 3 55c. Oats weak and
lower; No. 2 3003ic, No. ? white 32c. Rye
dull; No. Goo; No. 57hc Barley dull
No. cash SIC; September 62%c. Provis-
ions quiet mess pork 1880 cash; July
S16.75; August $4,000; lard, prime steam S7.45
cash and July; $500 August. Sweet picked
hams firm at liz D12Ae. Live hogs lower
ut S5.00G550. Butter steady; choice creamery
19@20c; fair to good 17D1se; best dairy 40
f5c. Cheese, easier; new cream 809c. Eggs
steady at 15G16c. Lake freights dull and
dropping; wheat to Buffalo 1A@2c; corn to
Buffalo &c. Receipts, 1885 barrels Of flour;
A, 5S5 bushels of wheat; SIS bushels of
barley. shipments, 30172 barrels OF -four;
10,230 bushels of wheat; none Of barley.
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FINANCIAL.
MORNING REPORT.

NEW YORK. July Sill a m.-stocks
declined 14@3 per cent. New Jersey Central
sold down per cent, Lake Shore /, Chicago 81
Northwestern x, Central Pacific rs, Union Pa
cite q.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
Money 263 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
666 per cent. Bar silver, S1.10as. Sterling
exchange steady at S4.S2hG4.s3 long; S4.S4h
Q4.s4ai short.
Governments-Strong
State Securities-Quiet.
Bonds-Railroad bonds lower
Stocks-Lower. Coal stocks were attacked
with great vigor on reports of suspension OF
mining for a week in August. Philadelphia u
Reading and New Jersey Central were affected
bv reports that the former had a floating debt of
over $50. OOO, COO New Jersey Central sold down
to 55 and Philadelphia & Reading to 22ls About
II 80 there was irmer feeling and a rally OF
hQ15s per cent.
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Sit. PauI Live Stock.

The supply of prime beef cattle has been very
limited indeed during the past week. The fact
is that there has not been single hoof of what
may be termed prime beef offered. There have
been few good steers which have sold at $50
$3.50, the latter the highest price
realized There have been plenty of
poor cattle shipped which should have been
turned out upon the prairies instead-sale of
such stock has been slow. Anything fit for the
slaughter house met with ready sale. AS repre-
sentative sales we quote the following: car
steers averaging 1,090 lbs. at "a 80; car ayerag
ing $50 lbs. at 81. rs; car averaging LOO lbs.
at $500; averaging 1,140 lbs. at $50; a lot of
cows and heifers, good, 1000 lbs, at $500;
car steers averaging 1,400 lbs. at $3.50;
car mixed cattle averaging $50
lbs at $500; car averaging
970 lbs at $500. Good mutton sheep have been
in demand and all offering sold readily at prices
ranging from So. IS to $3.50. Hogs were also
in demand all offering selling quickly in small
lots at so to S5.25.
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Family Retail Market.

BREAD AND FLoUR-Wheat bread Sc per 10
rye bread. sc per ID: Vienna bread. Zoe per loaf;
-four straight. 2Isd3e ID. patent. 81 0s3t.c lb.
4 BUTFEB-Farmhouse and creamery, 20M2jc;
good table dairy l691sc; cooking 9G12c;
by the tub Is per centof.
HovEY-Minnesota honey in comb 30c per
pound.
CHEEsE-1a4015c92o Swiss, 209ajc.
CoFFEE-5reen Rio. sos lbs for 81; Java
fgreen) ga lbs for 81; Rio roast, 4G66,7 lbs
for 81: Java roast 35c per ID, lbs for 81; Mocha
same as Java
sTEA-Gunpowder 50190c. Japan from % to
Zoe. oolong 40 to gOc; Yo4ng Tyson 80, 90, 9Oc.
EGGS-Strictly fresh, 1sfzzDc by the case. lie.
FEUrs-Apples, coarse peek grapes. 50G50c
b; oranges, 4S0s0c dog; Messina lemons.
25Gs0c per Goz; Minnesota sIrawDerr I5c
n20e at: goosberries, 1880 per Of: peaches
81 20 per dOz. pine apples 15eT3Oc each pine
cones 25c each; Wintergreen OF tea berries
25e quart; blackberries Csc per quart; MINI, red
rasberries SOC per quart: red currants 1O1f2Hc
per qEart white 121z G15c per quart; blue ber-
ries 15c per quart.
FIsH-pickereI. croppies. rock bass Sc per D;
white fish and trout fBcf7 12c per ID.
MEATS Round steak 12Hcl1 5c: sirioin steak
1sc; porter house. 2nc; roasts. f5G 13c: >orned
7G10c; mutton and veal 15Gfec; fo- chops and
russts. pork i0cG nc; pork sausages, 121zc;
belognas f55s.
POULTRY AND GAHE-Turksys zzR25c per ID:
chickens lStg-9ct I've fowl s5cEs ii 90 per psir;
sprrng chickens 4Ge46Oe Der pair: live tar-
keys s1.25es2-00 or 15c per D.
SVGARs-Grznui4fsd liza izIbs for Loo: Stand
AID = Il lbs FOR Loo. extra Il rs for 90
yellow f45. los for 100
VEsETABLEs-Bezns. dry 1o91z1lc quart;
horse r4dish 18c per 70: parsely sc bunch.
s<urkrzut 15c quart; potatoes 30G40c
sasheI. lettuce 1gllsc dozen: s0ang onions,
SC dozen buucies new Ber1nada onions. 1Oc b.;
rhubarb, &c or &c doz- bnnches; rsdishes f0e
dozen lunches; Minnesota peas 3rcT3Oc per
peek string beans, 30e per peek. asparagus 35c
EI40c per dozen: cueEmbers. sc ezch- zoe per
Goze1. new potatoes, 775-T sJc per bn<heI:
tomatoes. tGc Per , ra1EIioEers, from SC 70 &c
each es5hage. s0e<575e per doz.
DRIED FEETTs-RzizIEs. 19N25c u. currents.
= lbs for 81 90 primes Il lbs for 81 90: dried
appIes. New YORK sliced f2sse per 10. eyaporased
15sl 2)S per ID. dried peaches. Z5G25c
Home mzde Cider VINEGAR. Soc gallon
c~.serrs
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On Change.

ST. PAUL, July 9.-Tne market on change
yesterday waa quiet and prices about steady.
Nothing was done in No. hard wheat, buyer
and seller being &c apart: 4 cars of No. 2, how
ever, sold from sample at Csc; / car of No. 8
corn SOLD at 46c ground feed was steady but
slow. car sold at $500. Hay was q shade
lower, / car sold at s775, and car at $500
There was no improvement in butter and prices
at the call were unchanged: 1 car of common
packing was sold on terms not disclosed, and 100
cheeses in like manner changed hands. Follow
ing is the call:
WHEAT-No. / hard 94c bid, S1.00 asked;
Aag. 93c bid, $1.O0 asked; sep. SIC bid, csc
SAC bid; No. hard SIC bid; No. 2 regular 75c
bid
CoRy-No 4sc bid, zoe asked; Aug sec
asked year 40c bid, 45easkeG; No. 8 ACC bid, 45c
asked
oArs-No. mixed, CSC bid, 29c asked o. t. :;
year 25c bid. CSC asked; No. 2 white, 30c bid.
32c asked No. 3 2St bid.
BARLET-No. 2 55c bid No. 3 extra, 4sc bid;
No. 4Oe bid.
GROUND FEED-s1s5O bid, $500 asked; bolt
ed $4,000 asked.
CORN MEAI4--S1S.00 bid
BRAS-Sacked-S9. 90 bid, S. so asked
BALED HAY-S7. 80 bid, $3.50 asked.
TIMOTHY HAY-S9.5O bid.
EeGs-16Hc bid, lie asked.
Demonstrating, sc bid, 64c asked: dairy
fair, 121ic asked; choice, 15c asked;
creamery, 1Sc asked.
The following comparative table gives the
principal quotations at the call July s,
1883, and to-day:
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Minneapolis Markets.

The following were the quotations on change
yesterday afternoon:
FLouR-Patents, s5.75; straights, S5.25
$3.50; clears, s4.5O05 90; low grades, 81 .sO@
3.25.
WHEAT-No. 1 hard, 9a1sc bid; No. hard,
S94c; No. northern, SIC; No. 2, rec.
CoRN-Rejected sic.
oATs-No. mixed, 2s@2sc; rejected, 26@2sc
BRAN-Bulk, S7.O00T so.
SHoRTs-S10. 00@12.0O.
MIXED FEED-$17 .500190O.
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CHICAGO CLOSING.
Receipts sbipments
FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL. July 8, IL m.-Wheat, fair inquiry;
corn, weaker Gargoes off coast-Wheat and
corn, not much demand. Cargoes ON passage,
wheat slow; corn rather easier.
MARK LANE.-Wheat quiet; corn rather
easier Country markets quiet
PARIs-Wheat and flour firm.
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NEW YORK.
LspeciaI TeIegrarn . he eIobe.l

New YORK, July Strangers were feeble
early, and there was free selling Of leading
stocks, Northwestern, sold at $50 during
the first hour, and st. Paul at 659s. The
bears seemed to have IT all their own way,
and sold stocks with will, with no attempt
at interference until the lowest figures Of the
day were reached, when buying movement
set in and some leading houses purchased
freely, which caused sharp advance OF
about 2 per cent, after which the market be-
came dull, but firmed up somewhat during
the last hour.
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Figures Won'tIle.

The figures showing tae enormous yearly
sales Of Kiluev-Vori, demonstrate lis value
as medicine beyond dispute Il IS . purely
vegvisbie mponad Of certaia roots. lesTes
aud hCrrirs known II 5svs sp-cisl F8iae IN
Kidney tnanhIes. Combined with these are
remedies acting directly on the Liver and
Bowels. Is bccause ostais combined aetion
that htdpey Wor. has proved such an un-
.equalied rsmed! II al diseases q these
oIgans-
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Sew york nrr Goods.

NEW YORK, July S.-There has been much
larger request than sales. Silks, blankets, fan
nels and all kinds of table damasks have en-
gagged attention and fair business resulted.
Other goods had inquiry, but assortments for
warded have been in moderate quantities
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EVENING REPORT.
GOVERNMENTS.

Money easy lag per cent, closed offered =.
Prime mercantile paper 566 per cent. Sterling
exchange, bankers bills quiet at S4.83; do.
ex demand, S4.543t.
Produce exports for the week, So, So, 900.
Governments-Firm except for threes.
Bonds-Railroad bonds generally firm.
State Securities-Quiet
H4ocks-The stock market is well in comperi-
son with the prices of Monday The important
changes were declines, a. follows: New Jersey
Central So per cent. Philadelphia & Reading
pa Missouri Pacific Il, Norfolk u Western },
Chicago s. Northwestern preferred 3, Delaware ~
Hudson I, Chicago, Milwaukee st. Paul pre-
ferred /, the other declines being fractional.
The advances were all fractional except New
York, Lake Erie s. Western preferred per cent.
The transactions aggregated 81 900 shares
MINING STOCKS.
There was Increased business in mining stocks
to day and prices ruled generally firm. Com
stock shares were the feature. After noon Con
sodated Virginia sold az 32040 Sutro Tunnel
11@13, Chrysohte 30, Consolidated Pacific
1904, Little Chief 30 Rappahannoek IS, Cali
rornia 80 and Barcelona 1.
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Chicago Live stock.

Cmcaso, July 6.-Tae DroTsrs' Jeurnsl re-
ports: Hogs, receipts $1,000 head; shipments
1890 head: the market weak and l0Q15c lower;
rough packing s5.eOG,5. q: packing and ship
ping s5.9O35.70; heavy s. -40g5. so: light $500
ESQ; skips SsO004. 60: mixed s5.D0l55. 30.
Cattle. receipts 1900 head; shipments 30
head. best steady, low grades i0c lower;
expo-. grades ss.sO6s.90; good to choice
shipping s5-O5l5.E0; common 20 medium s.. 10
$3.50: grass fed Texans g .90l5.O0; poor to
extra shippers s5.10G5 70. sheep receipts
49, head, shipments none; the market was
duh for common stock: inferior 70 fair Sg.25G
$50 per hundred pounds: medium % good So
Q4.z5: choice TO extra ss.2515.25: lambs,
per head. Sz.00G3 So
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EgeryhodY Knows nj.

When yon have Itch, Salt Rheum. Calls,
Skin eruptions Of aHy kind. and the Piles. the
you know without being told OF it. A. P. Wilkes
B. & f. Zimmerman and E. stierle, the druggists
viii sell you DR.. Bosankos Pile remedy for ifty
cents, which affords immediate relief. surf
rs,r.
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Leather etc.
Hardware.

Auzer-Best c. 8. cu+, less rs per cent. %
Jennings. 50
Aresr bf,s-sesy c. 8 cVt. less dis. per cen. 70
BUtts-W rssEEht narrow, discount 100000. s.
Wrnu-sif i0nza pm discount ...--...-.- g.
Cass ssSz-n discount. 50
ChtseIs-sccSex framing. di=coCzt.----. g.
Sosxsss z-zcsr. 5i5scozn.. &c
Drawing klivss-He<t C. s, 6i=coUnE..-... 50
Fflss-NicHnssC-l. discount -
Hinges. strap ard T. Discount -. ..-..---. 5E1
wre1ehes. Goes genuine. sisco1rs--..--.-. -
: Gees f.uitsEic1- cisco<1t----.-----..-.- -
A1ss-Hurt-s -
PeerIe<s---- 80
Peerless cOable biz -------.-- IS 80
Maftucks. .ouv cutter --------.---.-.-- $50
Chzl1s-Cable. SIS Sncl- h-...-. TEE
Gable. : taek ( E-----..-.--.... $50
Trace. long. D pair----.--.- ~
Trace, short, e pai--....-.... -
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Boots and shoes.

Mems Gus. Fr. ca ;. boots, per case. 80 90
Mems Gus. French calf D. 5. opera boots
per ctlS9.- % "
Mems Cus veal calf D. 8. boots, per IS %
Mems Gus. veal calf D. s boots per case. ~ o.
MEMS Gus. veal calf split bsck D. S.. 40 %
Mems Gus. Fr .s-rafn Is in D. S-.... IS %
Ner,s Gus. Grain Cavalry u. = boots - %
Neu's Gus. r-air n. 5. p!5x boosz. g %
Nen's Gus. Fl. grain. buckle, per pair. 81
Mems Gus Fr Gusselt pI0z per pair...... 40
wornsnis Gus calf split back ID. S. poI.. -
Misses Gus. caif split back D. 5. poi--..... So
C7,iIiren-s Gus calf split hack d. 5. POI. Go
Rubber boots and shoes . per cent. from price
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wv. BRIDGES,
GRAIN, STOCK AND PROVISION BROKER
Direct Teleuraph Facilities.

Direct telegraph Facilities.
Buy, sell and carry for customers Provisions and
Stocks in large and small lots on margins to suit
ali Trades placed in Chicago or New York.
Room IL GiIfhlIan Block.
The following list, showing the quotations en-
stocks in New York yesterday, are furnished by
j. W Bridges. and are carefully compiled from
dispatches received yesterday.
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Cincinnati Whisky.

crNoMNArL July s.-WhiskY. was higher
at 1.0S.
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Total cars, received s4s shipped....

RIVER REeErPTs-Beer, 200 cases; cement, $40
bbls. merchandise, 252 packages; sheep, 25s
head; iron, 800 bundles; total receipts no tons.
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HOLSTER & BLOOD,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Grain, Provisions, Stocks.
Room 4 Davidson Block. st. Paul. MINI.
M. Doran,s Reports,

Nj. Doran's Reports.
ST.. PAUL. July 8.
The following quotations, giving the range OF
the markets during the day, were received by NJ.
Doran, Commission Merchant:
WHEAT.
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View York Produce.
EEv YoEk- July s.-FloH- weak;
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Reed Sh'd.

Receipts and shipments Of grain, live stock.
produce, merchandise, etc., for the "a
hours ending July s, 1884:
Articlas Pacid Cb,d Art,niaa Eac,d Ch,d
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MINING STOCKS.
Afternoon Board Quotations.
GnvEnNArENrs.

Stocks aud bonds closed at the following
v.rie.e hid
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-13
rronmou.n.Perh Recex.

u. ttltFFAII 70 tiit ifiHif4tfhst
LoNG BRANcH. n. j., July 12.-First
facc--Turse $500 for throo-year-olds and
UPWARDS. penalties and allowance, one aud
oua.;cr mllos-Kmg,ikc won in a can,er
by dozen ieDg,hS Fine. 2:l5t.
Second race Atlantic stakes, Tor two
vcar.clls--Jj0 each. $40 forfeit, with $1,000
added Of which $500 70 second horse
three quarters Of a milc-Ch0lOs won !;
Richmond second. ENilo third. Time, l.ij,
Third racc-Sjocbton stqbes, for three
vear-olds, one and one quarter milcs-li,m-
Glava Won; Turk second. Vh1ckcrag third.
Time. c:f2A.
Fourth rAcc-iree handicap sweepstakes
for all accs, one mic and half iurlouG-
Herbert won llaledon second, Piunger
third. Tim. 1850.
Ffth race Corintbiap stakes, handicap
sweepstakes for gentleman riders and
Jockeys. tic l3itgr 10 carry seven pounds
extra. one mile-Pcarl Thorn won; III
Dorado second, SiazlTka (coiD third.
Time, 1898.
S!xthrace-pur.c $500 Tor three-yClr-oids
aud upwards. weight for agt, the winner
10 be sold n auction, three fourth OF a
milc-Itska won. Rosiere second, Lena
third. Tlmc. i:lT. The winner Wa
bought in for SlljJ, an advance Of SljJ
over toe estimated selling price.
Seventh yacc--nGndicap sieoplcchase.
over iull course BOnsireit1 won, Maven
second. Abraham third. Response boltrd
and Chipolg. Kate Crouin, aud Worster
icU. Kate CroDiE and Cbipol1 were killed.
Chipoa fell nj the last lump in the stretch,
and her rider was badly hurt. Time, Dos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-13
retal RntIroad Accident.

llE teittit pN d" tt' i'4>9@i'i'4
Wtsr;NGToy. July 12.-Ahout hali-pls,
5 O'Clock thls evening, a. Train No. : from
MariipsbuYg, W. Va. due at Washington
If S:l2 I. n, was cuicr'n" the ciy on a
"N" switch, II colided with ;r1'n No. .,
we,t-bourd. from Baltimore, and due ut
Washington at $50. Train No. W..
twcnty-four minutes late, but the other
train was on time. The wcst-Oound train
was shown white light, but red
light should have been shown TO the Mar
tipsburg train TO Getain it till the other train
had SAFELY passed the switch. Whether this
LIGHT was shown viii have 10 be determined
bv investigation, Michael Riley. engineer
Of the Xartinsburg train. was Killed, lnd his
fireman. Solomon fo-icr, badly injured.
The engineer and fireman ~ thc other tram
escaped With Sigh; iuiures. No one else
was killed.
The injured were as follows: David
Drill. q Pittsburgh, expire, a@eu;. badly
injured in TIE leg: James Gallahcr, OF
Pittsburgh. ie-s broken; x. \. Tucker. OF
WASHINGTON, slightly injured; B'ggage-
Master II. =. Carter, hurt internally.
The wreck OF the rollin: stock was coin
ulc.c. and il seemed almo,. q miracle that
30 few persons were injured. The engine,
were locked together, and pas>cngcr-caI
that had been tclcecoped completely coNe1-
ed them. The loss to Tie company Wit III
Z heavy.
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Cholera Notes.
LEY cahle 20 ihe pis,atch.l


MARsEILLEs. July l2.-Therc were thirty
deaths from cholera here last evening and
eight between O'Clock and noon to-day.
The pane l. extreme. The railway stations
were crowded at an early hour this morn
ing with fugitiycs, who fought for tickets,
which the agent could not issue fast enough
10 satisfy the crowd.
TouON, July 12.-Theuumber OF death,
in this city from cholera last evening wa.
seventeen A man who was about 10 b,
carried TO the cholera hospital jumped
from the thiTd-Story window 10 the pave
ment, aud was badly injured.
PARIs, July 12.--The newspapers declare
that the eases OF cholera reported here yes
teTday are sporadic.
PARIS, july l2.-The Chamber Of Depu
ties by a unanimous vote passed bill ap
propriated 1900. 000i. for the relief OF cholc
Ta sufferers. and 500.0O0i. to deiray et
penses incurred IN combating the cpl
denic. An official report states th,t nc
cholera exists In this city.
MARsEILLES, July 12--s +. M--Ther'
were siXiy-fye deaths here from cholef'
during the past twenty-iour hours.
TorLoN, July 1915 Z. M-Fiye death
from cholera have occurred here. since II
O'Clock this morning. Isolated cases o
cboleia are reported among ToulOnes
refugees al Laseyne and PegnIus.
Lyons, July l2.-One death from chocr'
occurred here to-day.
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p0uR PERSONS cRENA7ED
sra F.ur othcr, seriously injured.

A Bradford (pa.l telegram says: I,taure
on Washington street, this city. early frs-
day morning, Che flames spread so RAPID
Tint four persons-- two women ana Two
children were unable 10 get oul OF ,neH
rooms. aud were burned 10 DEATH Two
Young ladies and two men were seriously
burned while making their escape; anu
seven busiuess-bloclIs aud two dNeiihss
were totally destroyed.
The Gre started IL the Reib'y nouse,
owned by Mrs. Charles Reib'y, anu y y
supposed 20 lave originated IN tne DlheIy
hcionging 10 the establishment. When MIS-.
Rcibiy awoke she found the flames MI aOoul
her. and Immediately started 70 rescue her
children, Hho slept in an adjoining aliairl-
nept, Her room-aiatc. Miss Ger"lLL'
iurred through the window. ana re-
ceiyed injuries that may prove serious,
though not necessarily fatal. MIS- heio'y
was sulocatcd, Il Is presumed, ail
isU 10 the floor before she cOuii
reach her children. Thomas Clark
brave elGploye Of the water-worAs' was
s,oUping al hcib,y's aud heard the iirst
aiaIm. lie spr1ag ONT OF the rear en-
trance, with his coat and vest IN h!s hlnu'
lie knew OF the Drese ice OF the Olhct
lodgers IL the building, and at ONE SCI
about the work CT rescue He placed "a
ladder against the window, and, notwitI-
standing the Gamts, which almost sur
rounded him. lac caught hold OF Mrs. Re-"
b.y's arm. IL trying 10 pull her out me
cuticle Of The arm stripped OF like stock
iny, and be was obliged 20 lean in the wlu-
dow to secure fresh hold. Al! the tine
ae was being drencbcd with water, and he
thinks il the poor woman had not piiicd
hack DC could have saved her life.
When The building was reduced 70 ashe:
Clark began his search !Or the remains OF
the victims. and succeeded in gathering
tie charTcd and bI3ckcned bodies OF two
children aud the scryant-siri Helen. They
were taken 20 the dcad-h0usc in boxes. The
lower limbs Of the gr were burned OF TO
the knees and the greater part OF the head
WAS missing. Following is . list o. the
dead Mrs. Charles Rel ~, Mary Reibly.
accd six; Lizzie Reibly. aged i've; Helen
Johnson, scrvant-girl. The following Is q
I;st OF the injured Mary Tourbcy. severely
lurncd about head and body; ii. Garwich.
Mrs. Reiblg's father, seriously burned;
Lena Gcrwit2, severely burned a5o.d
arms. body. and head john Holden, bar
her, badly burned about head, back. and
f.Ct
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-13
I,ricr NeNs Hens.

4 freight train cOllidcd with passenger
train az Baycux, France, Friday, and forty
persons were injured.
The Anarchist Hani.ch sheen sentenced
10 ten years imprisonment at hard lah0r
ior attempting 70 murder policeman.
The committee Engaged IN the work Of
revising Che GA Testament have finished
their hlors. After submission % the con.
vocation. the TC,i4leut will be issued 70
.c rUllic. Twelve Of the tWcn.y-sevcn
members died during the revision.
The technical experts Of the Egyptian
conference have concluded their inquiry
into tlo financial proposals made By Eng
land. and have prepared two protocols Of
their deliberations. Their opinions IN re-
card 10 the u-a,tcr diher widely, but il Is
thought th-t they are not irrccoucil3A'e.
The protocol. viii be submitted 20 the am
bas,adors comprising the conference next
week.
Tie Secretary u the Interior has re-
oucsted the Secretary OF War 10 cause the
arrest a Captain Payne and such OF hi,
u.rtv rcported 10 number 1000 or 2,o1)).
now upcu the Cherokee outlet lands of the
Indian Territory. a. Eaye violated The terms
of section 2lt2, Revised Statutes. and 20
cxpC all Other ial'ulcrs row upon the
lards before the movement assumes more
formidable proportions.
Itnow appear, probable tina; the oJiiga'
lions Of thc hate ". r. MCGill s2ii to have
been irauduleni,y contracted, Will reach
StG0.C00. Ii has been discovered that hi,
method was 10 repeat genuine notes given
IN his favor and use them TO obtain loans
Ii bas been found that one note was re
pcafcd six times. lie expected % CONT
! into The receipt Of 4aarge amount OF money
UpoD the completion 81 the Cincinnati and
| Eastern road to Portsmouth in . lcw weeks
when /, i supposed hc would have cleared
up the whole matter. There i nothing
wrong with hi railroad accounts. TIA,
alleged crooked transactions were ell per
i COual