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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-08
CONDITION OF THE MARKETS.
MONEY, BONDS AND STOCKS.

Increased Activity In Railway Bonds-Stocks
Dali and Heavy.
NEW YORK, Feb. 6.--Money on call was
easy at Helper cent
Prime mercantile paper A as per cent.
Sterling exchange was quiet but steady, al
o. 81 for sixty days. and a. SO for demand
The total sales of stocks to-day were $50, 24s
shares including the following: Delaware, Lack
savanna g. Western, 20, l40; Delaware 6 Hudson,
B, 700; Erie, 16 $780, Lake Shore, q 1885, Louisville
e Nashville. $780, Northwestern. 34,2s5; New
York Central. 3, 400; Pacific Mail, 7,60o Reading,
$500; St Paul, $4,000; ST. Paul 6 Omaha, $500
Union Pacific, IL, 265; Western Union. 1s, 47C
Northern Pacific preferred, 91,056; Oregon &
Transcontinental, g. 1872
Governments were very dull and firm.
State bonds were active and strong
Railway bonds were more active, with sales of
8,53S 900, but the increased activity was princi-
pally in the East Tennessee incomes. of which
she sales were 81, 266, 900. The bonds opened at
q, sold early at 2l4. with net gain of !. The
remainder of the business was we'll distributed.
Prices were generally strong, but the gains, as
rule, were for fractional amounts.
Stock were dull. the only activity being in the
early dealings Tbs opening was somewhat
irregular, although for a majority of stocks
from to lowsr, and the early dealings estab-
ished still lower quotations for the active list
This was followed by reaction, and in most
cases the highest figures of the day were reached
about the end of the first hour The movement
thereafter was within narrow range until later
in the day. when there was decline raging from
1 to over !, and the market closed heavy
The street was supplied early in the day with
fpmors of cutting of passenger rates west of
Chicago, which had depressing effect on the
eFangerS, and alphabetically with the rest of
the list In activity st. Paul led the list, and
this evening is II lower than yesterdays close.
Northwestern is down Is; Omaha common,
II. and the preferred l. Other de-
shines were IL in Lackawanna, l each
Missouri Pacific, Northern Pacific pre-
gerred, and Fort Worth & Denver
City, Ii in Western Union and Pacific Mail, and
fractional amounts for the rest of the active
list. Prices this evening. compared with those
Of a week ago, show an advance ranging from
small fractions TO 6a. the latter in Lackawanna;
tie gains are generally for small amounts, ex-
cspt Delaware & Hudson being up "a, and Lake
Shore, II. Reading is q lower; New York and
New England Al. st. Paul !, and Pacific Mail !.
The total sales for the week were 2,772, OPS
sharSs.
The market closed with the following prices
bid:
TanN o
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sesterday's Quotations ON Produce at tn
Two Great Centers.

NEW YORK, Feb. 6-Flour-Receipts, 7014
hrls; exports. 4o3s brls, 5.2s6 sacks. Market
dull and weak Sales, 1900 brls; superfine
Western and State s27503 Is; common to good
extra Western and State, 80. lo0350 good to
choice Western and State. s3600551
Whsat--Rseeipts, $3.50 bu; exports, 81, 700 bu
spot higher and very quiet; options opened weak,
later ruled stronger, closing steady Sales 4i6.
300 bu futures, $1,000 Blu spot; No 2spring 98ic;
pngraded red, SJ098c; No. Q red, Ole elevator,
932 a93s afoat, Mo. white 96c ungraded white,
y5ses No 2 red, March, 9Is 092c. closing at size;
April s2s o93c. closing at 93c; May, 933 a 94ac.
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The Jobbing Trade.

Tomatoes-Two-pound cans, 750SOc; 3-pound,
81. 100 LAO Peaches-Standard 3-pound 81 rs a
2; 3-pound seconds. $l.2501. TO; 2-pound stand
ard, ST.. 300l.40. Corn--Revere. 81. 10; McMurray
81 1O01.2o Yarmouth, $1.3O Miscellaneous
-Blackberries, twopound 80090c; raspberries, 2
pound, 81 1O012O pineapple. standard, 2-pound,
$1600250; second. do, $1.25 0I.35; cove oysters
1pound. full weight 90c0$1; light, 55065c:
2pound, full STOOL. 80; light 9Oc0SI;
string beans, 85095c Lima beans, SOc0S1 80, peas
rnarrowfat, 75c0$135; small So 02 rs: Holsters.
$1.9502. 05; red cherries 90c0$1 90; goose
berries 90095c; strawberries, 81 400 .5O.
COAL AND COKE.
Block. So y ton; jackson. $3.50 y ton; Pittsburg,
g. Is v ton; Raymond City, 1915 y toni Wnifrede.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-Cotton-The Post in it's
cotton review, says Future deliveries are dragging
along their uninteresting and sluggish course. The
closing shows decline of 1-100c from yesterday s
| closing quotations and an easy tone.
NEW ORLEANS Feb. 6-Cotton duh: net re-
ceipts 4,574 bales; gross receipts 5,512 bales ex-
nent 1854 baes sales, 1000 bales stock, 37s, 4O7
bales
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Oils.

OIL CITY, Feb. 6.-Petroleun,- National Transit
certificates opened at S3lsc: highest price 83l4c;
lowest, $3.50; closed at 82asc. Sales, 760, 900
brls; charters, Al. 745 brls; elearances 1854 900
brls; shipments. 70, 1873 brls.
NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-Petreleum was dull It
opened strong at 63isc, remained steady at about
S3c, until after noon Weakened to $780, and closed
at s2c bid. Sales. ,229, 900 brls.
PTTTSBURG. Feb 6.-Petroleum dull and heavy
National Transit certificates opened at S31ac. and
closed at S2l2c; highest price, 83lac; lowest 8212c
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NEW YORK, Feb. 6.--Dry Goods-The close Of the
week shows very good business having been done in
cotton goods, the tone of the market much stronger
and prices through reduced discounts, at advanced
hguras. In wooden goods very good trade has been
laid ,,ur for autumn wants.
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Business of the observation-disclosures

The banks now hold s35, 800, sos in excess Of
the % per cent rule.
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Business Of the Clearing Houses.
BosToN, Feb. THE following table, CON-
piled from special dispatches to the Post, from
managers of the leading clearing houses in the
United States, gives the clearances for the week
ending Feb 6, 1886. as compared with the cor
responding week in 1895.
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Prime clover, $6065O y hu: prime timothy,
$2.2502.75 ~ bu; extra clean blue grass, ST. 400
I60 " bu; red top, 75c0$1 y bu; orchard grass,
$2.4002.S5 W bu; German milet, $101.25 y bu,
common millet 7Sc0$1 p bu; buckwheat 6009oc;
y bu.
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Total. 81, o61. sOI ,3s2 Increase. A
Outside New York. 2S4, S51 ,2S2 Increase. /
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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Dull and Lower in Prices-Hogs to
10 Cents Lower than Yesterday.

CArTLE-Receipts, 200 shipments 200 The
quality only fair Market opened at about the
same as has been for some days, but closed dull
at lower prices Few cars shipped through in
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-31

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lid Der 9eriu6 genta1t. Die 6tabt 8tsz
mard in 0afota einSudlchern. gta6tS
gegen 10 ll6r l6lugeu bic Slammeu aus
elmer IN Der 3ipsiten BarO g~elegener
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4 llbr WlorgenS itano bafielbe @ebdu0e
pieoer in 6larnneu uno fonnte Die les W}al
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gIeidfals bon Den SIamn1en ergr iffen
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nebr mar eS Su banfelt, DaB genanute Taz
mile GEM 9rauitgen S6iGial III Den Slam
1net unl5uf0mmen, entrIilcH 1Duroe. lin
6teleIbe !3ett muroe ein SyeIer Diuter benz
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Der erIten Naro geicgenen Spernbarle5
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gerettet tper0en fonnte- Slrter Dem Operns
buule fanb man cine Slal0e, DeLGe Geros
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borber oGs Sel an einer Srei1oen b~ertauft
bate. SIS me9te CUR 3ett oteler Ueuer elk
beftiger &SinO, 10 DaB leDr tpabrlbelnlI0
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8rdnoe nt6t 10 3eittg tpaDrgenownten.
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btel @elb lit. benefit Der Grtolg Der
Iebten 9tentenanleibe bon 504 WttutonelE,
pel9e 2znlal uberSeI9Het tpuroe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-31
IN idumiqe 2alleE.

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gSer oeSbatb fetn Announcement auf
Den v@eEeu" oOer Sas ,,WoGet=
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Den OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eiss5mfGifz
fetr 1ttto Die tDut scTauote GseOs
aIttn8 SO beriG)ti9eat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-31

EaP QIIs 9lntiport auf einc Otenge Nnz
fra8en be1nerten nit, baB pir gti6tzNbonz
nenten uno nibt 81 Grdmien Yerehtigteu
bas SUD y0ie tIeine 9au&z 81 y o.
tbete" fir so GtS. portofret Suie1oeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-31

waufee lit in Otilpaufee e%r0ffnet porOen.
meldes am S0nnta9 ben 30. Wai ieilen
Nbi1LuB ftnoet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-04
CALIFORNIA.

HARTFORD. CONN., November 8.-The
vote Of Connecticut Is as follows; Cleye-
land Democrntb 1854; Lounsbure r.
pubhcan), jG,sg1 Forbes Probationary.
ASH; Baker labor, 1916. Cleveland
lacbs the necessary majority. The Legis-
laiure stands: Republicans, IA;
Democrats, 10. House-Republicans, 49,;
Democrats, 10; Labor, 9.
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BTRNlB TO DEATH.
Two NtuIy-EIecied officials In IndI
sns Bo.e their Lives by Pre-.
TBy telegraph 10 the Dispstch.l

INrIANAPOIIs. NOVEMBER IA speciaI
10 the Dolly Nous, from LOogoatee, Martin
county, Ind, says: Al o clock til. morn
ine the AckCrmsn Hotel, O tWC-siOry frame
building, vas burned aud three men per
i.hcd in tie flames. They were forgotten
in the excitement until II was too late TO
save them. Two 81 them we've John e..
Gates and Michael Tracy, who were yes.
terday ,lcctrd treasurer and auditor, re-
spectIyely, o. Marin county. Worn ont by
The Cxertious Of the Gav, they retired ii :
late hour and were not awakened unit. too
laic 10 esrape. GATES died a desth u tor
ture. g. indicated rs tho position IN wa.ct
hls BODY Sas found. The third victim va
John Eurch. " bose Presence IN the bull
ne Wa unknown. II. leaves q family oi
four cmiCr p. Gates bad eleven chiid-e1
mostly grown
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Nn.hinr1nn Races.
by telegrsph 70 the Dlspstoh.

bg t-if1ih ~ ~ Nlit ASAhPasNt-f4
NAsHIECT0N, November S.-The first
day - the extra meeting q the National
Jockey cub. The weather was cleI aud
..saut, the attendance iaree, and the track
good.
FiT.t racial ase.. seven iurIonr- -Te-
Ia Doe won: Cleaner stcond, Pcriclc,
tAird. Time, l.2-s.
second race-for two-year-olds, six FUR
l9rc.-Relax won; DurOne second, L.
n .ne third. Time, l:lGs.
Third race-nile and one sixteenth, at
ase-- Boaz won; Hermitage second. Pom
leo third. Tine, l:4J.
Fourth race handiclp swecpsiakes- n ie
and q fu long-Frauk Ward won BicgJ-
urite second. Irish Pat third. Time, 30.
Fifth race-frce handicap hurdle race,
one ard one quarter miic.. over i've har-
llrs-Teuu won; Burr oak second, Rush
rock third. Time, 2:ly.
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nv. &: Eorsb Carolina ca. 800 - o9sys
kss(sn, g. Msckerss-Nc J. ~ - -
Faa Emns6 hesksss.. 81 Na a
i n,,s g 3; a. sC.i 40 q IN s''A slss' -
lard: Prime basrsb sn6 tissssa 7sA
% apd eo-pound tin cans. ne.
Matches: soa. ssasse. per 80: -
sxssz.so Eros: sooA es-ssses.ss; W.
Nolsssss. Common -HogssssaA
lsc.: tterces, lsc.: berTeh lee 0enutnD
golden syrup. soasoc. per gallon. kew W
leans prime. toR4ec-
Rice Carolina. eeec.
salt: Liverpool, nom store, q .ssss1. So
gronbo Aium. from store. 81 pcr sack
sugar; Crushed, 7c.. powdered, e,Sa
ErxDuisted, e5Sc.; A. sto.: on A. BOY: yar
soap ss Com m Soa-' sasse,: ps., washing.
Isssye.; toilei 1sszoo. and hDcy pross'
Teas; Blscs. 2sssoc.: imperial ssssse.,
Tpts: Cedar. q ssass nest; pine. si.sss
wsshboaras; Wooden. ssc.ssi.2s EinA
81 .sose2. 70.
HIpss. LKATsEh 90.
hides: Green. basc. wef-saltsd, fsses
dry-saitec lzaiSc.; dry flint, lsslSc.
Leather: Rough leather 2Os27o.: city.
rnish harness, sOaSsc. country-iBlsh bar
ness. 1ss2se.; llghi UPPER. city nnish. $50
lock sole, l7R24c.: OAK sole. sossse.
Tanners OF; Newfoundland cod sszssa.
gallon; Labrador, s2ssse. STRATA 500
SIC.
IROs. s1EEl. rAIIS &C.
lror American refined ;old Dornion ber,
81 90: English Rnd American sheet 20
Sc. swedeS hammered, SAsse.: hoop
4a51zc.
Nails: ole Dominion, s2.iO for 200 kesz.
Plough 4 asiiugs: wholesale. Sc. retail.
&C. per pound.
hope Manila. best Isc. Juts. 7sasc.
LIQUORS. WINE. &C.
Ale: Scotch (eest b~nds), p;Ets, u.sos
" per dozen, gold.
Brsndies: Domestic, si.Iossi.S fruit,
7oe-ssl apple, new, sl.s0aslTs: Virginia
Rye whisksys: Medium, sl.soas2; purs
Old, Ssss<: Virginia mountain, new, 81. 10
Gin domestic, ii.iOssl.so: imported.
~ .bOsfe. rs per case.
New England Rum sl.sossi.ss.
Eoctined Nhiskevs: nskl.s9.
LunBER, sTAvEs. &C.
Lumber: White OAK. cut TO order Slsa
s20 per 1000; on market. tsssl2.so; per
600; Western Virginia poplar, sIsstze
per 900; West Virginia white pine. So
sss per 1000; yellow pine-rougb boards.
cording 10 size and lengths shingles-P1ns.
sl.76ssz.5O; cypress. e-ineh, t&ase par
1000; ssps s4sss. Lsths-Split. 81 sawed
81. 75ss2 per 1000.
slaves " hisksy- barrel timber, green,
tlsas2O per LOCO: seasoned. t20sszs per
1000. Machine slaves, se.sOss7: turned
heading. 7e. per set. Flour barrel poles. -
$50. HOcsbeRd- hoops. zoe. bundle. Markss
exceedingly dull, with very few buyen -
prices quoted.
POWDER SHOT &C.
Fuse Toys mining, Sbse5c. per 100 feet
Powder SAB per keg; blasting. $3.50:
mining s275.
Shot: Northern, $50 per bag Of -
pounds
GTipdstones: isa2c. per pound
SEED.
Cover g. .sOas4 rs.
Timothy e. 25aS2 so.
Orchard -lirs-N 81 lOhsi 30.
Herd Oraa 60BTOc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-04

ing returns from NIL sections Of Washington
Territory indicat,. the reelection OF Charles
.. VOORHEES, Democraf) ~ Delegate to Con-
Rfest by at hast 500 plurality. The Demo-
cfh't ciiim tis election nv LOCO.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE,. November Although re-
turns ffom isDlafed paints viii continue 10
struggle in for several DAYS. the general re
sun 10 no longer IN DOUBT. The Republi-
cars have elected sovernor RusE by not
less Than 20 100 plurality over Woodward
tbemocratl. md Il l. probable that II will
turn $4,000. Chairman Taylor, 81 the Re-
publican State Central Committee, places II
al 21.0G0. The congressional delegation
VIII probably stand: seven Republicans,
one Democrat, and one Peoples party.
WEST VIRGINIA.
WHEELING, W. Va, November 3.-GO1rs
majority 10 Ohio county u ~. His MAORI
~ IN the district will probably be- FROM 500
to l.OOO. The members elected tot Legis.
lature fsnm OHIO county are Whitaker Re
puh1can). Woods, Gordon, and Elsasou
(I,emOcrnts) The vote il very close n The
second and Third congressional district,
With small chance for Flick and Brown,
the Republican candidates.. HOgc Demo
craft j. elected IN the Fourth district.
WHEELING. W. Va. November 3.-The
election Of snyder Dcmocra') from the
Third district j. assured. The second and
Fourth are siIll IN dOubi Flick (Republican)
claims the second: but returns yet leave
II IN doubt. G. +. Hocg tDemocratl claims
the Fourth district. but the was the Repul-
licans are gaining IN the precincts already
officially reported. indicates that the result
will he very close, and that Hu,chersOn
(ReDubll,aul NAV he elected by small MT
ior1ty. The Democrats have two majority
in The House against four in the Senate and
eleven In The House two years ago.
A GEEEBAL SUMMARY OF Tuesdays WORK.
Special telegram to tue DispAtoh.l
CHARLESTON. W. VA. November 3.-Suf-
Gcicut returns have been received TO indi-
cate the following result in the State: In
the First congressional district GOf (Re-
rubheGn i elected by q small majority.
in the Second Wilson (DemDcrat) l.
elected ly q small majority.
In the Third Snyder Democrat =
clecifd be- 1900 plurality over Brown Re
publican and Clsypool ProhibItiOnist.
In the Fourth UOgc DemOcIat) Is elected
by $500 majority.
This gives the state the same representa-
ton in Congress Il has had iof the past three
terms. Ilccc j. q now member-tbe other
three members having served several terms
each.
The Legislature i Democratic, both 10
the senate and House ri Delegates. insuring
Camden return 10 the Senate. In kana-
" la coui " the entire iusionist Greenback
Republican ticket u elected. and Carr gu
siouisf1 fer the state senate defeats ]. Cni
ton (Democrat) by q very close vote.
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Picked up at Sea.

10y 8AosA APA ~ A-t -+~f'~-i
NV YORK. November 3.-The schooner
Anna y HuichesOn, " Inch arrived today
ron ChagTes Uia kev West, reports That
On October l4ih, fifty miles south Of Dry
Tortugas, She picked up the captain, mate,
and four seamen % the bark J r. Amoras,
from Barcelona for Havana, upon piece
q The cabin house, they having been five
days in that condition without food or
water. The csptin stated that the bark
broke Up and sunk October lJln during
q hurricane. The balgnce o. the crew
seven men-zre supposed 10 have gone
down with her.
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CrICAGs. November S. pcaking 10 I. re-
porter about he strike in bis own and NJ
MorTls's packing houses. Mr.. g. +. >wi1
said last .Cti =. We killed no cattle Mond ~
or Tuesday. but shall tomorrow. ! have
200 men now at work. and Will have more
Tomorrow. vii hire any one who comes.
A while $50 received a telegram from
Boston Offering 90 send butchers. II the
strikers come back. al right; Y not.
places won't be saved Tor them II
] I'D iuieriered with ] depend upon
the town % Lake 10 protect me-.
List "Wednesday ! made 40 agree
mcrt with nv butchers for an increase Of
~ cents DAY. !; VA, 10 have taken effect
Monday You 80 boa il ha- taken eGart
After what ms happened ] viii rot be
bound hy IL. ! do not know what Morris
is going to Do. but ! think nv course viii
be- li,. The packers. according q the three
yc-.r-' agreement signed last month, will
silrd together ID this deal
d. Docs that agreement forbid arbitration
wiki the striker -
"Nc." Mr.. swift considered Knight -
Labor and strikers a. SYNONYMOUS, and said
al-O that The packers were preparing iJr .
rfueil strike.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-04

tween the 10th Of November and the next
meeting of Congress should be- at HE dis.
po-sl free from interruption. Within ibis
period be win he Obliged 10 deny himself 10
visitors, execp, upon actual public business
~ importance. This will not he construed
70 include applications or recommendation.
for Office This notification Is given to the
public thus early 10 dispose In advance OF
The plea that trip TO Washington has been
MADE in ignorance OF the Presidents
arrangement. The usual pubic receptions
ai hnb-pasi O'Clock on Mondays, Weones-
dsys, and Fridays will be continued"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-04
The lev jersey Excise Law.
Ky telegYsnh IN Inc Diypatch

NEwAEE. y. j., November 3.-The Su-
preme Court TO. day decided the excise
laws o. 1877 md ISIS, under which 1,j90
snioon licenses have been granted in this
city. to be unconstitutional. The result
Of this decision is that no slloOn-kceper
has right to sell liquor until the Legisla-
tufe meets and enacts new laws.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-04
:. General Booth. work in Caieag q

CHICAGO, November g." General
Booth and his personal followers departed
last night for Kansas Civ. His iare~eh
services were held al Central Music Han:
Every seat Was filed. Toe cornerstone oil
the new I" barFrcks . 10 be- built IN THIS ciiy
was laid yesterday. Much enthusiasm was
evInced when the announcement was made
th,t one lady who had recently joined TOE
ranks had subscribed e. $40 towards the
erccuOn Of the structure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-04
E.nsvso E,o,tngtD Belfast

BY Anglo American cable TO the Dispstch.l
BELFAST. November 8-RiOting began
on GsrIick Hill during the night. No
police were near when the outbreak oc-
CURED, but they appeared later and dis
perscd the opposing mobs. Many OF the
rioters were struck by stones and badly
burt. The greatest excitement wac caused
by the disturbance. and the feeling has not
ahnied. Excesses are feared.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-04
TafRI Steamboat Explosion.
Ivy tsIagrSnh IN the Dtsustch.1

P0UGHKEEPsIE, y. Y, November At
$3.50 This morning the boiler 81 the steamer
Coxsackie bust. killing Fireman Matthew
Quinn. OF C0xsackie, aud scalding another
fireman seriously. Andrew Fitzgerald,
another fireman. was on deck at the time
and pscnDpd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-04
Zig Fire Gan fisfffsnese.

BALTIMORE, November 3.-The extensive
works oi THE Rlker Horseshoe Company, on
Burroughs street, were burned this after
noon. The building was valued at S25, 900,
the machinery 100000. and the stock si0. 900.
Fully insured. The works had not been
running Tor nearly wear, and a receiver
WIS appointed this morning on the applica-
ton Of the stockholders. The origin Of the
fire l. upknoWn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-04
heath ON she Rail.

PoRT JEWS, y. Y, November 3.-The
eastward-hound =. Louis limited on tn
Erie road this morning ran into party OF
Italian laborers ENGAGED in balllsting at
Han kins. They bad stepped on the east
hound truck 10 avoid a west bound freight
train which was then passing. Two were
Killed md two others fatally injured.
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A pousl. TRACED, Settles an Ole reua.

by telegraph 70 the ulspstch.l
81 LovI-, November "A special from
Tof0si. Mo. s1ys A fearful tragedy oc-
cured thi. morning IL Mineral POINT. four
ulics from This place. Robert Wigger was
lot and instantly killed and Marvin Nc
Cabe received wound which Will I'M
doultedly prove fatal An old quarrel he-
tween Wirler and McCabe had never been
-,ttied. and this morning Marvin Mct11e
and bis three -OGs-J John, james, and
1n.ries-mci Wieecr and renewed the
quarrel. After an exchange " hot words
Marvin attacked biz old enemy. The latter
Grew revolver and fired, INJECTING q fsiai
wound. The wounded mans sons then
produced their weapons. and alter gn eX-
change o. o few shots Nigger sank 20 The
ground. shot through the BODY. and died
almost instantly. The NcCab- boys were
arrested ana lodged IN !ai. II ili- place.