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ket closed about steady at the changes
noted, but Omaha common is up So,
slter reaction of q per cent, and
preferred Is points higher, at 95IS,
aiter selling up to 96. The great
strength developed in the stocks was
que To the circulation of numerous re-
ports, sll going to show it was about
70 oe consolidated with the Chicago (S
northwestern company, ON terms
thet were considered favorable
TO tho Omaha property. It
was alleged that the Vanderbilt
party had been active purchasers of
the stock for several days past and the
vice-president oftho Northwest COM
pany said: The properties arc very
closely allied to each other, and tho
tendencies of the two companies Is to
closer relations, rather than TO any
transformation. | have no doubt but
that II Will result in the ultimate
plenOing OF ownership, but how soon
nave no Information. tt is announced
that matters affecting the reorganiza-
lion OF tao Texas Il 81. Louis railway
have made such progress as 70
reasonably sssure putting the road
into good condition for the cotton
business from Texas ard Arkansas
during tho coming fall and winter, and
IL is expected that the gauge will be
changed TO the standard width.
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NEW York, Aug. 2l,-Tho passen,
ger agents Of Tho trunk liaes, except
tho Ponnsylvauil, met late this after
noon and agrood TO advance pas
pangar ralos 10 Chicago and
propartionatelv TO all other Western
points. Tho Erie, the Lackawannl
ard tho Woat Shore roads viii, in oil
caves, adopt tho rate of socOBd.class as
agrcCd upon, but will be allowed to
mako a d,Itrautgl ratio Of 81 ON each
first class ticket sold. The following
are tho rates named In tho sohodul0,
which zoos into C18ot tomorrow: Chi
-FirstolRsa, Slii igoc0ud-Class, Sl2.
SJ. Louis, Sl7 30 and Sli50.
Cincinnati Sl3 aud $40,
Kansas City, $2l snd $2l.5O.
Council Buf', $3.50 and 5000.
ST. Paul, $50 90 and $22 30.
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ABOUT AFFAIRS ABROAD.
sPANlARDs MAD AT GERMANY,
Popular Demonstration to be Held
and Trouble Feared-ActiyIty by
Russians, English and ar.
ghans on the Frontier.
The Cholera Horror
Spain.
THE FEELING AGAINST GERMANY.
Spain.

Spain.
THE FEELING AGAINST GERMANY.
MADRID, Aug. 2l,--The reply of Cor
many 20 Spain's protest in reference
to the formers anI exatiOn Of the Car
oline ielands has been received by the
governments here. 1t is couohed in
friendly tayms, and in 1t the German
government offers to submit the
claims of Spain TO the Carolines to a
fair examination, 1t is reported that
two Spanish war ships have occupied
Yap, the chief island of the Caroline
group. The feeling iD Madrid against
Germany because of her assumption
oil possession of these Islands Is 50 bit.
ter as to cauee alarm. AT q meeting OF
the geographical survey, last night,
various members made speeches, vie
lently denouncing the action of Ger
many. Their words were received
with applause. Fears are entertained
that s hostile denomination viii be
made against the German embassy,
and in consequence a body of police
men has been detailed 20 guard the
building,
A patriotic demonstration against
- % many bbNFlNab VI hNl tAAbiAAi IL NOAl-
nection with tho Caroline islands will,
1t is expected, be mado here next sun
day.
The irritation against Germany in
creases hourly. The official press is
moro indignant over the seizure of the
Caroline islands than tho oppo-
sitiou press. The newspapers gem
orally advocate reprisals. Count
Won Salma SOnmemalder, the
German ambassador 20 Spain, now
abst9ins from attending the theatres
and places Of amusement. tits semi
officially stated that the government
intends to rupture tho commercial
and diplomatic relations existing bo-
tween Germany and Spain, unless
Germany abandons her claim to the
| CarOlines. Senator Carvigsl, I'm an
address before the SpRnish-Africsn so,
cisty to-day, denounced Germany for
trespaeslng upon Spanish rightg
The society has decided TO be
reasonable and to pass resOlu
tions demanding that Spain take
energetic action against GoImany'a
occupation of the islands. Prince Bis
marck's reply to the Spanish protest
Is considered eyapiye and uusatisfac
tory, although he Processes to be will
ing 80 submit theSpanish claims q
the examination of arbtratOra.
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ruGrIRG RuCORo.


CHICAGO, Aug. 2l.-The extensive
hide, wool and cotton house OF Os-
hurno, Hoslcke e Co. was sot afro by
lightning at $3.50 o'clock this morning,
AZ tho time mentioned two watohmon
were asleep Ia the eecond-story of tho
building, which was large four-story
and n basement. It Ia Thought the
loss Is between $4,000 and $4,000.
Tho stock and building wore fully
covered by insurance.
IL is now estimated that tho loss by
the burning of the warehouse OF
Oberne, Hosck & Co. this morning will
reach 100000 on the stock and $4,000
on the building.
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NATIONAL NEWS NOTES
A SKIP ON SILVER PURCHASES,
Those Who Had the Commodity for Sale
Held 1t too High--The State De-
partment After Aurdemorte.
Promotions Announced
Washington Gossip.
Tho Peoria whisky Fraud.


WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l.-The recent
order of the commissioner OF internal
revenue for the release Of spirits
shipped from Peoria TO Philadelphia
aud there seized for REORGANIZATION,
applied To spirits from the
same city seized in New York and
Baltimore where similar examinations
were made. General Sewell, chief OF
the revenue agents, who conducted
the einvestigation In Philadelphia, mas
to Washington. He said
to-day that tho government officers
had successfully accomplished all they
set out to do, There were charges
that Peoria distillers were defrauding
the government by fraudulent gaug-
ing. The matter was investigated and
it WAS found that means had been re-
sorted to to prevent tho gauging rod
from recording the actual cOntonts OF
the barrels. While this fact was es.
tablished General Sowell said he is
not prepared to say il was dono by the
distillers with fraudulent intent.
The excess found averaged about
one gallon per barrel out of 81 in every
100 examined. In view of the lack OF
positive evidence for an intent TO do.
fraud on the part OF the distillers, the
government a2reed TO compromise,
whereby all tho spirits seized would be
released on the payment of the tax on
the excess found. General Sewell said
further that IT was not likely TINT the
government would institute legal
proceedings in this case,
but steps would be taken
to prevent similar evasions of the law
in iuturO and in case OF detection and
conviction the extrome penalty o
the law would be visited upon the OF
| tenders.
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vfrtfaditlon Asked

WARRINGTON, Aug, 2l.--The secre-
tary Of state has, at tho request Of the
acting secretary OF tho treasury, ap.
piled 60 tho PRESIDENT Of Mexico for the
extradltlon OF Aufdemorto, who Is
charged with forgery and with em-
beZzlirg fuuds from the Now Orleans
sub-rBasury, and who Is now under
arrest AZ Mauturi. The charge on
which the exlradition is asked Is
forgery.
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National Board OF Health Report

NEW YORK, Aug. 2l.-The weekly
report Of tho secretary Of the national
board OF hoalth, which was received
to-day by the Brooklyn health COM
missioners shows that according TO tho
last consular report from. Havana
thero were % cases OF yellow fever at
that place for the week ending July Q.
There were up to tho same date, 4S0il
cases OF cholera in Spain and 2i,Si6
deatbn. The report says 10 Is probable
that tho epidemic has prevailed much
more extensively than a indicated by
these figures. There were AS cases OF
small pox In London during the last
week OF July.
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JUST CLAIMS AGAINST GERMANY.
LONDON, Aug, 2l,-Tho sultan OF
Zanzibar claims indemnity from Ger
many for the loss OF native soldiers
who were killed in tho East African
expedition. Admiral Pashen, tho Ger
man commander, admits the justnoSs
Of the claim and tho matter has been
submitted 20 Sir John KIRK, the Brit
ish consul general, who Will decide
upon tho terms of indemnity.
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CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Hanged

AUBURN, N. ", Aug, 2l,-Franz
Josef Petmekey this morning suffered
the extreme penalty of tho law for the
muraer OF Mrs. Paulina Freitzheim,
on June |, 1888.
The crime was discovered when the
husband of the victim returned to his
home after his days labor and found
the mutilated corpse of his wife
upon the floor. Her brains had bsen
beaten out with tho blunt end of a
hatchet, tho examining surgeon testi-
tying that over 20 blows had been
dealt with weapon. The murderer
was captured on the following day In
Albany. The prisoner admitted hav-
ing killed the woman, put put in the
plea oi sslt'ueienso. He claimed she
sought an interview and urged him to
| elope with her, but upon learning he
wss already married, flew into II rage
and drew revolver upon him, and he
defended himself with tho hatchet.
| After the commission OF the crime he
rllled the house OF everything in the
shape ofjewelry, His last night was
withoutlncidont. Rev. Father Ulrich
prayed with him until II o'clock,
when no retired TO rest and slept
soundly.
The death warrant was read in the
cell at 10 o'clocE, aud shortly alter
ward the prisoner stood beneath the
gallows. He appeared unmovod when
asked il he had anything to say.
Father Ulrich replied, saying the prls-
oner wished to confess that he was
justly punished for the crime. He
asked forgiveness of all whom no had
scandali2ed or caused pain, and died
willingly on the hone OF salvation.
were then adjusted and at 1923 the
drop fell. The mock was dlslocsted
and at 10 45 the physicians pronounced
him dead. Petmeckey left instructions
as TO the disposal of his body and the
burial took place in tho Catholic ceme-
tory this afternoon. About 800 per-
| aOnl NpiInnaEnd tho nNnnnfinn.
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sllvor San Francisco sub.Treasury

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l.-Tho usual
seml-weekly purchase of silver for
coinage into standard dollars was
omitted to-day. Several offers were
received at the treasury department,
but they Wero all rejected as being ex-
cessiYe. IL Ia said that
while tho price of silver had declined
there was no corresponding reduction
In any OF the Oilors received. Acting
Secretary Fairohild this afternoon re-
c8iv0d q telegram from Mr.. Brooks,
the newly-appointod treasurer at San
Francisco, saying that he took pos
session of the osub.treasury this morn
ing, and formally entered upon the
discharge Of his duties; also that the
count Of tho money and securities was
In progress.
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PRISONERS AND FREIGHT RATES,
CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. 2l,-A large
number of students are in prison at
Pachuoe, awaiting trial for
seditious utterancoa. Tho Ma.
cionel newspaper announces that
tho Vera Cruz company viii next
month reduce freight rates 40 as 10 be
able 10 compete with the Mexican
Central ON It's through business. The
state OF vera Cruz has reduced taxes
on lmportations on foreign goods and
merchants ~ that port claim they can
maintain their commercial suprem.
ncy.
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Chill,
A REs1aNArIoN RErrsEn.

SANTIAGO, Aug. 2l.-Senor Demetrio
Lastarria, president Of the Chamber Of
Deputies, presented his resignation to
the deputies yesterday. Tho deputies,
by majority OF 40 votes, refused to
accept the resignation,
The now telegraph line recently
erected by the American Telegraph
company To Soto COronal and other
points, has been opened for traffic.
EARTHQUAKE.
VALPARAISO, Aug. 2l.--Last night a
heavy and prolonged earthquake
shock was felt here and throughout
the immediate vicinity of the city.
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geant in connection with the death OF
Olivier Paine.

A HORRIBLE CRIME UNEARTHED.
PARIS, Aug. 2l,--A rich maiden lady
named Menetry recently disappeared.
A female servant girl named
Menier told tho nelghbors that the
lady had entered convent, leaving
her TO manage tho property. The SER
want brought her own relations TO the
house 70 live. Suspiciops baing
aroused the police entered the premi.
ses and discovered tho lady's body
buried In quick lime in the garden.
The servant andIher companions tried
TO escape, but were arrested.
PROBABLY A dANARD.
It's stated that tho French govern
ment has ordered that tho most min
ute inquiries be made into tho oircum-
stances Of the death of Oliver PainO.
Tho result viii influence frances at
titude toward England.
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Clllln
AnAME nEnEL Rnor.

NEw YoRK.Aug, 2l.-Tho Cubgr junta
received news from Cuba to.dRy that
Lumblna Sanchez was reported doing
we'll with his forces 90 Guantanamo.
On the 9th instant the Spaniards shot
Lieutenant Angel Rodriguez, OF San
chez band. Not beiug able to stand on
account OF q wound in his hip he was
Shot sitting in o chair. Ho thanked
his executionors for relieving him Of
his pain.
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WAsHINGToN, Aug. 2l,-Commis-
soner Thoman says Edward Rowe,
assistant appraiser, has been APP
pointed q member OF the local board
Of examiners at tho New York GUS
toms district, vice O. A. stephens, re-
signed. He says Mr.. Rowe has been
for 90 years member Of the board of
education for tho city of Brooklyn.
H0 is q gentleman of high character
aud nne attRinments. His selection
was mado In manner most satlsfaC-
tory To tho commission.
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A Now lvlsoonsln Central scheme

BosroN, Aug. 2L-Tho Transcript
says; a corporation In tho interest OF
tho Wisconsin Central railroad has,
been formed TO connect that road with
Chicago. All tho money has been sub.
scribtd, but who are the subscribers
or whether tho Baltimore s. Ohio takes
any interest in the matter or not, can
not be lonrned, as tho Wisconsin Cen
trsl officers ere very reticient.
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A SMALLPOX scouRGR.

MONTREAL, Aug. 2l.-Thirty-iive
fresh cases of smallpox were reported
to~day. Hundreds of people are flock
ing TO the public stations to be-
vscclnatsd. Tho Great Northwestern
Telegraph company had their em.
ployes vRc0inated to-day, and
have their Office disinfected
with thermod.crysola every morn.
ing. Every difficulty Is
being experienced in procuring nurseB.
Tho Sisters Of st. Margaret, Protest
anti and the Catholic sisterhOOd, have
volunteered,
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southern Forestry Congress,

DEFuNIc, Fla, Aug. 2l.-Arrange-
ments have been completed forl the
Southern Forestry congress TO assem-
BILE here in December, with the object
OF tho protection OF valuable wood
lands aud the encouragement OF tree
culture. The governors Of all the
Southern States will attend this con-
gress.
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MONTREAL, Aug. 2O.- James Robin
son. the defaulter, who fed from St.
Johns, Now Brunswick, in may last,
and was afterward discovered in Mex
leo, has been handed over to the Can
adian authorities. Tue banks have ex-
pended $4,000 in bringing him to jus
fine
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LABOR MATTERS
Thcv NniInh thn ThInr

TERRE HAUrE, Aug. OLA Nail
Feeders union was organized here
last night, and the feeders now refuse
to take the nailers' machines, as was
expected by the company, but Join the
nailers In resisting q reduction OF
wages,
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France.

PARIS, Aug. 2l.--A semi-oflicial de-
nisl Is madO OF the statement IN the
Intranslgoant to the effect that tho
British ambassador bore had been In
struet ed to make formal complaint to
the French government concerning
the recent articles In the Intransi-
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Germ
TIT FOR TAT.

BEEmN, Aug 2l,-Th5 Cologne Ca
zotto refuses TO discuss tho expulsion
Of Mr.. Pothan from Alsaco-Lorraino,
10 contends that Germany has as much
right 20 prevent Ffeuchmen from turn
ing tho heads Of Germans by tall; Of
revenge az France has 90 oxp0l Ger
mans for rowling that country.
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CLEvE1A9-, Aug. 2l.-Tho striking
coal minertof the Massilon district,
who recently refused to accept a re-
duotlon from 70 to 90 cents per ton,
held mass meeting to-day. They
voted 20 return 60 work at 90 cents. It
is believed the operators will not ac-
cept the proposition.
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BELFAST, Aug. GA banquet was
given hore yesterday to the Catholic
bishop Of Down and Conner. The
usual toast 60 the queen was ignored,
Tho hrst toast being TO the pope.
Measrs. Gray, Biggar and other nation.
elists were present.
HOPE FOR HOME RULE.
DUBLIN, Aug. 81 MIR. Parnell to-day
entertained tho Dublin municipal coun-
Gil at Arklow, on the Avoca. In an nd
dress tho Irish leader said il would be
impossible TO revive the native indus.
tries of Ireland without free electoral
national assembly possessing power OF
control over all tho political affairs of
the country. He said he hoped few
months, or at least few years, would
bring back to the Irish people the
right TO govern ireland ut home and
Danish English misrule forever from
the land.
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Russia.
THE czAR's rpEcAUrIoN.

TIE VhAIV THIVAIIIUNs
ST.. PETERSBURG, Aug. q, The czar
has authorized provisions for war
'rodit If needed, without his sanction,
# no happens TO bo aosont.
SHE is RUSHING HER RAILROADS,
LONDON, Aug, 2l.-Russin IL rapidly
pushing her railway extension In the
direction OF Iuaia.
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F0BrIrYIN8 rHE FRONTIER,
SnLA, Aug. 2l.-G1uorsl MoGrogoy
hos started for Quet,l, 90 s9aist in for
flying tho western frontier.
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nAILKoAp MATTERS.
mInnennoIIs 5 manIlebn MeslIpg.

Minneapolis s. Manitoba Meeting.
ST. PAUL, Aug. 2l,--Tho annual
meeting Of the stockholders of the
Minneapolis 4 Manitoba railroad was
held horo to-day at which l65,2la
shares Of stock out OF 20),OOO were
represented. Tho only change
made in the board was the
election of Henry ID. MiuOt, represent
ing tho Boston stoclIholders, in the
place OF Marshal Field, of Chicago. A,
the mgoting Of the new board OF direc
tors, held this afternoon, the following
officers were elected:
JamGH J, Hill, president.
John 5. Kennedy, vice.prosldcnt,
Edward Sawyor secretary and
treasurer.
Tho Joint report Of The president
and directors msd0 to tho stookhold
ora shows tbs groas earnings OF the
past year 10 be S7,078 200; operating OK
pouses, taxoa and interests, $4,000
dividend, I,300,0O0,
THE CONTRACT LET.
CHICAGO, July 2l.-rho Wisconsin
Central railway to-day contracted for
tho construction Of llG miloa Of road,
which will tako tho huo 70 Chicago
Tho work ia % bo completed by De
cember 1, and will form another
through limo between Chicago and 81
Paul,
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AT MARsNILLEs.

hARsEILLEs, Aug. 2l.-Tho shop
quarter is becoming the center Of
tho cholera ep.domic. Formally Ia
observed in admitting patients 10
Share hospital. This will result, IL is
thought, in many deaths through de-
Icy,
There wero % dee hs hore from chol-
era during last night.
The situation here is growing worse.
Between q. m. and p. IN, to-day 100
deaths were reported, OF which so were
from cholera. over 100 patients are in
the hospital.
THE CHOLERA.
MADRID, Aug. n, Throughout
Spsiu Yesterday 5,l0l now cases OF
cholera aud GA deaths woyc lportad
during tine ~ hours ended m! might
Lest night IA now cases and ! deaths
were reported in this city. and III
nav cases ana Al deaths in tho PROV
iuco outside this city.
NGo uNcitomuut among the people
of tas Canary islsudl, caused by ChOl.
ora, am0Gnlst 10 pAnic.; They now r0-
fuse 10 permit any person from SpHiA
% land. Nb0y made Su exception IN
favor Of tho new governor and allowed
him 10 como ashore, but received him
with riotou5 demonstrations Hnd
threw stones at him. Tho local au.
thOnies have resigned, and many of
tho people havo ilsd 10 tho interior IN
iaar OF the approach OF the soourge.
To-day soldiers occupy tho streets and
all tho buildings.
AT GIBRALTAR.
GIBRALTAR, Aug, 81. - Tho seven
doAths from cholera, which have oc-
Cured here up to date, were all within
the Spanish lines. The government
OF Gibraltar is about to impose iow
days quarantine against all arrivals
from tho country. II is reported that
II thig bo done, tho Spaniards, IN spite
Of tho opposition of their government,
will retaliate by emitting Gibraltar from
all supplies from tho town.
TOuLuN TOUCHED.
ToULoN, Aug, 1.-Two new cases oil
cholera have been reported ia this city
to-day.
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NnrInnh.

AN OCEAN DISASTER REPoRTED.
LONDON, Aug. 2l,-A dispatch from
Calcutta announces that tho ship
British Statesman, has fouuderod.
The captain and 20 Of the crow were
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Hon. AlonZo Taft, eX-Unitsd States
minister TO Russia, has arrived in Lon
don on his way home.
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A Cure for Diphthsi ia.

Ruth Lockwood, nine-year-old
child, became violently ill with
diphtheria q little while ago. She
was so weak that it was deemed
dangerous to try tracheotemy, or
cutting open the windpipe. A day
or two before the doctor was called
he received 2 copy of the Paris
Figaro, which contained a report
made to the French Academy OF
Medicine by DR.. Delthil. DR.. Del
thil said that the vapors of liquid
tar and turpentine would dissolve
the fibrinous exudations which
choke up the throat in Group and
diphtheria. DR.. Delthirs process
was described. He pours equal
parts Of turpentine and a liquid tar
into 3 tin pan or cup and sets fire
to the mixture. A dense, resiuous
smoke arises, which closures the
air of the room. "The patient, :"
DR.. Delthil says, Immediately
seems to experience relief; the
choking and rattle stop; the patient
Iall6 InGO slumDer anu seems TO
inhale the smoke with pleasure.
The f1brinous membrane soon be-
comes detached, and the patient
coughs up microbicides. These,
when caught in s. glass, may be seen
to dissolve in the smoke. In the
course of three days afterward the
patient entirely RECEIVERS"
The doctor tried this experiment
successfully with little Ruth Lock
wood. She was lying gasping for
breath when he visited her. First
pouring about two tablespoonful of
liquid tar on an iron pan he poured
as much turpentine over it and set
it on fire. The rich, resinous
smoke which rose to the ceiling was
by no means unpleasant. AS it
filled the room the child's breathing
became natural, and as the smoke
grew dense she fell asleep Hearth
and Home.