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LONDON, May %, noon.-Consols, lOl iS-l6
for money, lOlla for account.
u. m.--COnsOlS. l0l 1916.
NEW YORK. May Is. noon.-Stocks dull
but steady. Money easy at 40. per cent.
Exchange 81 1894 81 1; snort. 81 S9l4
state bonds dun but steady. Government
bonds dull but ~teady.
$500 D. m.-EXchange 81 81. Money closed
at Z1sCG2 per cent. Sub-Treasury Oalances-
Gold. Sl29o79.000; currency, sl4 $4,000. Gov
eminent bonds dut; four per cents II "a I;
three per cents. 1919. State bonds quiet.
Northwest Was to-day tue rJnge-L stock
on the list, owing to buying by Chicago
party and to the proximity Of The next divI-
d4nd, which the Vice President says viii he
per cent. st. Paul barely held its own be-
cause Of heavy sales for London account.
Most OF the Sc ling generally IS being done
for London account. The marke opens q weak
ami generally 1s@L per cent. below yes err
DAYS final prices, whie Union Pacific W.T.
down "a and Delaware and II udsOn u. There
were further slight deciues in early dealings,
but quickly recovered, and under the lea
ship Of Northwest advanced fractional
amounts during the first hour. This was fol-
lowed by dull and steady market until alter
| y. m. There was then another upward
movement, accompanied by considerable
sivlIy. which cum minated shortly before ?
o'clock The market then quieted down, and
prices yielded slowly aud finally closed hes w
close to opening prices. The net result OF the
DAVIS operations is generally an advance Of
small fractions. Sales rs 600 share- the
market closing at the following quotations:
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steamer Ethel, Carroll, Cohen's Blud and
lanane--W Gibson. Manager.
steamer NHtla. Bevill, Augusta and way
laudlngs-luhn Law ton. Manager
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Flour. : Market ca: deusnc mod
crate. We auote: superlne- IS Ia
81 extra. Oa4a 0; fancy. IS 50a5 IS;
cnolce patent. ST GOAT 80: family. SOFAS Is.
FRUIFs.-Lemons-St ual and demand
mp oNiuR.S "a d. Oranges-Marke Dc aulet; :
goHo stock firm; Floridas coming N;
taiehe A. as 90 per case; ~ 0oa4 per Don.
GRAM.-Corn. Market 8 e4}v: demand
ig a.; WeqRote: White corn, Job lots e: car
iioa9 lots, SIC; mixed corn, lob lots Gle; car
aoau lotS,o G. Oats steady: good demand. We
quote: Mixed oats. t7c; carload lots, 4ic
bran,S1 / i. Meal. 9. Gaorgiq grist, per
:, " ~: srisg. per bushel, c.
.HAY,-MarKet dun, with a fair demand;
~ ample. We quote lob lots WESTERN
= w carioad lots. 800; Eastern. none;
AIDEs. Wool. ETC. = Hides: Market
salted,12c: dry butcher. c. Wool: Mar,
Re prime, 20 G; bury. Sa
l2c. Wax c. Tanow. c. Deer SKINS, dint.
l6c; salted. c. Otter skins. 25caS
iBQN;- Market firm; Swede, 45Sa5o; re-
LARD.-rhe market is stead, in tierces and
TUBS. SIC: 90 p tins. sc.
LIME. CALoTNED PLASTER AND CEMENT
bahama lump lime 10 in fair demand amt IS
selling al 81 50 per barrel; Georgia, 81 30; call
clneu p'Hs er. 81 81 ner bbl; hair. DC;
Georgacement, s.; ROseuuale cement, 81 GOA
%: Portland cement, $3.50.
LIQUORS.-tuil stock: steady demand =;
Bourbon, 81 50a5 SO: rye, 81 50a6 10; rectheL
Slal IS. Ales IN changed andin good dem aud.
Nails Market 81, 5; al and sd So 3;
ID. 50 ); 50, s. 0: l0d to600, 81 10 Der keG-
NUTs.-AlmOnds, TarragOna, l6lEc; Iylcas,
l6c4a; walnuts. French, 12c; Naples l4c; pecane,
Zoe; Brazil. &c; tlberts, 12o. CocOanu5s--
BaracOa. SO Is per 100
UtLS.- uarAet steady: moderate deman !;
signal, 50a60C: West Virginia black. lie:
lard. Sic; headlight, lie; kerosene, i0t
nc; water white. Sc; neatsf00t, 65c: ma
chinery. SOC; lnseeo-raN 4bc, boiled sic;
mineral SEAL lSc; Greproof, Sc; home hight,
20c.
ONIONS "arrnda, per crate, 50 Is; Egyp-
lian per crate. 81 so.
PEAs.-Demand good: stock small: COW
peas. 81 s al IS. mixed, 5 O0@l -O;clay. 81 25a
1855; hlacE-"ve i IS; crOW ders. $2I225.
PoTAToEs.-StOck light. with ialr demand
ortnern. per barrel. 81 0a2 =.
PRUNEs.-TurKlsh. sac; French,Sc.
RAIsINs,-Demand quiet. market steady:
loose new Muscatel. 81 80; layers, 81 10 per
box: London LAYERS, S3 2S per box.
SAL1,-Hhe demand is moderate and the
s5caSl
SUGARs.-Market lirmpr and a vanciug: cut
loaf. Z c;standard A, &c; extra c, g c; g,
vel ow. nc; granulated. &c ; p)Wdered.I &C
SYRUP.-Florida ana Georgia syrups in be :
Ter demand, We quote: 3ja G.
the market Is quiet for sugar house at 35a40c
CUBA straight goods. 2Sc In hogsheads; su al
house mo asses. 20c.
ToBAoOo.-Market dull: demand moderate,
We quote: Smoking, 25ca$l %; chewing. com
mon, sound, lc; far, 35 SC: medium.
40a55c: bright 50a75c; fine fancy, S5as0c; ex-
ira nne, 9Oasl IL; bright nayles. A5ab7cs dark
navies. 40a50c
LUMBER emanu steady, prices firm
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COmpagnie 6eReral 1ransatIantique
- French Llne TO Hayre.

DETWEEN New York and uayrc from pier
- No. ~, a., foot of Morton street.
Travellers by this hue avoid both tran.it by
English rail way and the discomfort Of cross
ing the Channel ia a email boat. Special train
leaving the Company dock AZ Havre direct
for PARE on arrival ~ steamers. Baggage
checked at New York through 10 Paris.
LABRADOR tEeltN u' hAtrERiYE, WE'D
CANADA. PADEl, WEDNESDAY,. June 2,
$3.50 A. N. . .........
: IACkERMANDfE, KEEsABlEc, sATUR-
DAY june l2.2r n.
PRICE OF PASSAGE INCLUDING vine;
no HANRE~Firet CABIN. fl2 500 aud $50:
Second Cabin. 800, Steera4e IRON New YORK ID
TAvre. tg5: Storage from New York 10 Paris.
s2s. including VINE, bedding and utensils.
Chprks pay able at sifnt IN amount % suit
the Kanuue pransatlantique 0f Paris.
LOUIS de BEKtAN, Agent, bowling
t,roen foot ar broadway. New York.
or WlLUERaG CO., Agnuta for Savannah.
NOTICE 10 THE PUBLIC Dating frnn
.Juue5 neAt the steamers OF the Com pAgnin
Generate Transatlautiqno viii sail from New
York every saturday Instead Of evory Wed.
~s.sesH. ~ h4=etas@sa
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3 rinninn sntrllinritrr.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-rHls DAY
SrH uses ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. t...,.,5:O@
sun SETS ....- ......... .s-s... ..t.sb'os
HIGHWATER AZ savannah. i:55AM. 2:33p
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sPnkEN


Schr Three Si-ters. simpson. from Philadel-
phIa Tor Coosaw May y on Cape Roman.
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NAVAL STORES me MARKET was quleb.
hut steady for spirits turpentiBe. Buyers
we're generally bidding less than quotations.
mt holders were not disposed to trade o hat
basis, aud the day closed without any sae-:
AT the Board of Trade on the onening call
the market was reported quiet, but eady.
al g9c for regulars. At the closing call 1t was
dul at 29c. Rosin-Ihe market continues
ruier AMI steady. The sales for the day we're
about $50 barrels At the Board of Trade
on the first call the market was reported
firm for and above and steady for the
lower grates. at the following quotations:
and 3 9ue, G and d 9ic. L and ST 90, q
81 05. II ST 30. $l75. 81 49,, NJ 81 S711, n
s. 62l%, window glass " 80, water white 50 5.
All the closing call the market was IN
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beware Of Adulteraled Lard.

rIsilE country 81 tuil Of adulterated lard.
1 Examine Tor yourself and be cure YOU are
not using II. the 0dOr from impure lard i8
easily detected when cooking. CASSARD s
STAR BRAND LAID is guaranteed pure.
Try ID. aud you VIII use none ether.
q. CAsBARD Il SON. Baltimore, Nd.
Culefa ~ tae celebIal 4 star brand, Mid
Cured Hans and Ibaenh.
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HE steamshlps OF this company are an
pointed to sail from Savannah FOR RaitS
more rs foilows-city time:
VIVA. LAWRENCE, Can't. Rrfrrps Atou.
DAY, May 81 At ar \.
JOHNS HOPKINS. Capt. FOSTER. sATrrR
DAY june s. ats A. ST.
VIM. LAWRENCE. Capt. snow. THURs.
DAY, June 10, at , P. NJ
VIM. CRANE, Capt. BILLUPs. TUESDAY
June 10, at T.. NJ.
And from Baltimore on the davs .box.
named at 3 P. N. O's
Through bills lading given to all points
West all the mar uacturing towns IN New
England, ant 10 'Orts Of tne United nInyYtoTH
and the Cont nont.
JAS. b. WEST & Co, Agents,
IL BAY street.
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TO NEw YORK.

ITO NEW YORK.
OhnATTAKo0CHEE. Capt. J. w. CArHA-
HNE' ~ ESDAf, May y, at II 80 A. ".
NACooCHEE, Capt. r. KEMProw. FRI
DAY, MAY Is at J.. u.
TALLAH AssEE, Cant. W. II. FrSHxn
SUNDAY. May 80. al $3.50 =. N.
CITY OF AUGUSTA, Can't. k. 3. MCKEE
sos, TUESDAY, Jane /. at5P.
OITY OF SAVANNAH. Cant r ~
dErr, FRIDAY, June 4. at7A.M
TO PHIL AID ELPHA.
THESE steamers do not carry passengersI
DEsSoUG, Can't. f. SMITH, sATuRDAy
May -, at $50 P. NJ. =
JUNIATA. Cant. S. c. AsKrNs. sATuR.
DAY, June 10, At An
Through billsoflading given to Ea.taru a.;
Northwestern points and TO ports III ths ~ y,sA
ted Kingdom aud the Continent
For freight or passage apply to
q. Al. SORREI, Agent
CITY Exchange Building.
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oat merrial.
N.Atl MANKEr.
orrrCE oFTHE MORNING NEWS,
~ AS-1NNAU Nav Is. 1885, T.. NJ

ss IsLd-Tne market 39io continues f@65,pH very
u'c.rintious and prices rule nominal, We
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now soYERNoR sWExEFoRo mUR.
REED AEFo MAFRImoaY.

DETROIT, July l3--It has Just
been learned that Governor A. p.
Swineford. Of Alaska, WAS married
Sunday, At Pequamlng. this State. 70
Mrs. M. z. Smith. Mrs Smith is q
daughter Of q Marquette brewer, Is a
handsome widow Of about Unity,
and has one daughter. She has been
engaged to Mr.. Swineford about two
years, bur for all that they stole .
march on their friends, as no one
knew Of Sundays ceremony until
after Il was performed, and Il was
supposed generally that the eventhad
been postponed I'll November. On
Saturday Governor Swineford penned
very caustic ''Open letter 70 AttoF-
ney General Taggari, Of this state,
who had instructed the Prosecuting
Attorney Of Marquette county %
bring suit against SWinelord Ia the
name Of the State for the recovery Of
$50, alleged % be still Ia the laiter's
possession from money paid 70 him
as Michigan Commissioner 70 the
New Orleans Exposition. Ia this
letter Swineford demanded that Tag
CART should himself bring suit, and
that speedily, alleging that Il was
simply 3 move for political bun-
cOmbe. Then the Governor went %
Pequ4ming 70 visit the lady, and 10
was not eli then be MADE up his
micd 10 have the ceremony PER
formed sunday, determining that Il
was better 70 have & done. even Il
Mrs. Suineford could nos accompany
him on bis trip y Alaska, Alter TIE
marriage they drove % LAnae and
took 3 special train 70 MaTquefte.
Today the Governor started Tor bis
FAR away Territory. HIS wife vii
nos Join him unfii Sc rrGarns Ia No.
vprn her.
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TOscapo Hsrald.l

In ell the vaFioas disputes that have
arisen between the President and tie
Senate, no meaneF spirit has been man
ifssted hy The latter than that shown IN
the rejection of The nomination Of Her
bsFt Beecher foF CollsctoF ~ kuesl
Soand. Had Mr.. BeechsF bsen the son
% azybody save ths pastor of Plyuouik,
his oonfruaiion would have followed -
q matter Of course. He is . man q
good chsraa1eg, hia qaAlifcati01g far
tha placs are ample, and he 10 not par
tisan. The idea entered into the sulAli
souls Of some Of ehs snail politicians
Of the senate. however, thai - huEii.
iata the young man wo1id make ths old
MAn ssnaFt. and tie opportuniig 70 take
= e1nssmptibis rsseags waa too enticinR
10 be lost.
CouEideFinR The motiss foT this astioa
on tie part nf the Senats. i amounls
10 parsscufisu for opini0n's saka- u -
an attempt 70 pa1ish TerY ooespic1-
eos mAn foE dAEinR % sAgFee with ths
Rapuhiisxn party. Is Il tntlmtdatton
IS oblactioa1hie e. that whjoh = ooln-
rlAinrd of aa ths South. Il Wta huxi
he Kspabliean party msrs thaa e uill
Mr.. BeceheF.
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PACIFIC COAST.
4 California Asplraat fer A Cabiaes
Pastffan.

4 California AspIrant fer A Cabiaet
Pssitian.
San FRAxczsoo, July 29.-Ths CAroH-
icls's Washington special says thai q
prominsnt San Francisco capitalist b
candidate for the Office Of Secretary Of
The Treasury 20 euceeed Manning. he
is being urged By men who have held
and are now holding high State and
National Offices.
Il is rumorsd that the California can
didate for Secretary Of the Treasury is
Lloyd Teyis Of this city.
The guFy Rlxers.
Owing partly 20 the continued illnes1
OF Micah D0ane. one Of the alleged tury
bribers. their Gases viii bs postponed
today By JadRa FEseF until the October
term Of oouFt. Judge freer gave as
ether reasons for the poslponement Of
tha case until the date mentioned that
there we're eases 10 Bate county await
ing trial and be must 90 there 20 at-
tend them, after which private business
would call him 70 the East for aome
time. He asserted that be did not de-
sire 70 ahiRk the trial Of the jury hxers,
but Ia the meantime, IL it was desired,
Governor Stoneman eould be asked 70
appoint another Judge 70 sit IN the
cases.
Murdered ~ aaVaGea.
News vas reoaivsd 10 this city from
Oapt. Jacobson, o. the sohoooer Ealeon,
iust arrived a. Pert Townsend from the
south Seas, Of the murder Of Oapt. l..
Il. Kahlsr, E well knoan mariner, 20
eether With his cook, By natives on the
Island sf BouRanville. oBe of The Sole
man group, in the S0uth Pacific. Ihe
ssvaQss also plnndered and destroyed
hts trading stAtion-
sawmffa Brske DswR.
PoRr TowNsEND. Jaly 11.-fhe saw
aiil at Port Discovery bfoke down yes
terday aud viii b idle q day o. tWO foE
repaiFs. TIE steam pipe buFat.
Forsst Ffre aa Pert Diacsrery.
PoKr TowMsExp, Juiy "a large
forest hrs is raging in tie woods near
Port Discovery, and the people are en-
Raaed in hehtinR if back.
shlp nIehard lIs. suGar Laden.
PoR4 TowxsnxD. .JuIy 2o.--It Il Isarnsd
from private advises that the ship
RichaFa III, Cast. Jaa. Meintyre, Of
this piaee, srrIvod at San Franciseo Yes-
tarasy With 1,sO0 tons Of sugar. She
left the BandWich Islands dune itEb,
aud on account Of liRht winds had .
long bot pleaaani passage.
comfnE Wsa6.
s4S FRAxcIsco. Juiy D.-GensFal
John A. Logan and party and 80 mem
bsra Of the Grand Army of the kspu6-
lie left Chieago yesterday ~ = hasd
someiy equippsa train % attend the
eneampmenf IN thia city. The party
vii slop IL Salf Liks City 4 eoapls Of
daya, arriving here On tha E5th inst.
Tswn Destroyed - FfFe.
FHnzxo (csl.l. July 10.--Ths tosn Of
Madefra uas destroyed b drs last sight.
Ths iaas is reported 70 be vegy heavy.
Na particulars have yet been FsesiHed.
Tue are broke cut af llst8 las nigbi
in tie rear 81 she Williams block %
YdHmita syenns and sprsad raplely e
tAs adioininR bulIdinaa tAkinR Mass
HStsl g the gest aud Eog u wooeen
bHiIdings % tie assl- A aiFoHQ wi1e
uan hl9EinR and ne n4mes erosaed ~
Asenus. stacking fts AfiingfoH Hoisl
ionR wooden afRge4ure, Creelin's 81
loon, Colroy's gtabis o1d several bald
inRa The IRE wMa then eaeoke1. II
tswn = aim0rt eniireis withonf fash
tIas fox eziinenizhing ths damss, ard :
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NOTICE.

PERSONS ARE HHRKBY N0TI-
"A ed fka1 1. he undersigned. sole
ew'rar AZ sha sfaamoF - Il M&Ancks VIZ
aof be raspansihte Ter any esli9 e1a tfAcsee
b. any one On tae cfe4A g 49, e-5-.aer
- -. arl hItrlrna ~ ny written cr36f.
GR0 b ADAIA
E.sle ow|usr rtnAaer y l. Aa9t1cE-
Dated seaftle. w. r JAY J, lasA sN
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= q uonder thal ths ars ues checked
e 500. Twelve 1uiiainRs were burnal.
xae folioulng i AZ estimate u tAs
les1 ard Insurance. I'll. s. Williams
&sA1o1a insnranes 1s6a00. h. p. Me-
$lA01a, tugnranae fSSo. Other ioezes
a.aolnt IN tie aRzreEa8s % ever aq0. .ona.
uhich = abo1f half insured.
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Sax knAScrsce. Jaiy x0.-Is i asssrts.a
q many meznoers thaf Senator Hearst's :
.efaa expared at noon tedag uhsu the
-.skla.4t1re Vas congaoed. il is eoasr-
aAig STATED tha4 tie memhera vii PRO-
oeeq % eleet neW 6enator On the ssc-
eaa Tuesday from today, Auuasl Sssl.
Several members. houspsr. Ar uuistly
AaN1ing ever this proposed arfauee-
MSns. SAYING that no aaeh nppoFianitv
Va oa o4eee1. as the oasiness fof which
ne EXTRA session vas called Viii ~
transacted and the legislators a ourn-
ea lone before The legal daia fxed for
TIE eloolion o. q Senator has exuirea
In th1s ease the Governor would have Is
feappolnG 1he situation h peculiar.
Chfnese siowaWayu.
San kRASclsoo, July 2l.--Durina the
examination of TIE ChiDose uae,anrerr
On tue steamer BalQie lodAg Surveyor
1tnnln discovered ave stawaways on
TIE vessel. On axanainatinn three AZ
them stated that they had given Ri61
eaeA 70 the baker, aad the other two
4t60 and ti65 respectively 70 the pan-
ryman 0f the steamer on the agree
menf Of those oflaials % put them
ashore. 1he Captain ordered che baker
and The pantEyman placed u irona
AhipplnG Inae1flEencA
RonT TouEsufn. July s0.-Ths bark
Spartan coal laden from Seattle for
San Francisco, vas toNed % sea ias1
niEhs b she t1g Holyoka.
The steam schooner leo, nov living in
the harbor, sails tonight for Alaska.
1AroosH, 5niY M.-Ihe weather Il
cleudy, With q fresh. south wind.
PoaT DscoyEax, july 20. - Sailed /;
BARK Bslfed Will,
San knANuso0, ynly 20. = Arrived
Steamer Queen Of the Pacific, Victoria.
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The leckurs given By DE-. q. A.
Chorshili - The -. ?. Charoa lass
sseninR pfsxed . literary tFsat 70 tas
large a7oisnee aEsembied. Ihe q1Ertet
~ Maa. bat1a. Mra. kilboaEns. Mr..
Bates and Mr.. b0sman w4a highly ap-
prscisled. Dr. Ckarohiu VII aaa1n
lastaFa On kriday staEfnQ sad we b
aasak Tor aim 5 Isrzs andianoe-
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TIE girls oa VassAs Ooilaas an sald
10 b % nodasa thaf thsy wili not wozk
% inpgopsr fsassscns-
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Ees foft impoEted aIhlHoo1Fea laT
haT $40 10 Central Park, paid dusY o.
hirn, an1 than ah6 nnafntofui tgula -
a q Ala1.
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BRICA! BRICK! BRICK!

rrAvfwe r0RECIOsgD A MORT
III - "a i've kilna q hgick, and b.
inF desIroua a. tUrnlnE them tDto Bcney
81 onra. 1 VIII ell them IN large e. eu1aA
lots cAcaper thAa aaE enc s,ees 49,,
are oroseE. eia Front stEeee
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SAcRANESro lCal.), July a0.-Bolh
Houses Of the Legislature met shortly
after noon today, and after the formal
opening and reading Of the Governors
proclamation, stating the objects Of the
extra session, both bodies adiourned
until : ,. N. tOmarroW, the Assembly
out of respect TO the memory Of the de-
ceassd Senator, A. b. Beauvis.
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WANTEp.

rauKs FOR THK CONSTRUCTION
I e esi4gs asrss. -. y 80 ,-.s,.k - ine
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To Try the Ohis PIaa.

-
San FRANcEsoo, July 0.-A report
has reached here from Sacramento that
q number Of the Democratic members
Of the Legislature have siRni6ed their
intention OF bolting and going out OF
the State into Nevada Ia the event Of an
attempt being made 10 elect United
States Senator 10 place OF Geo. Hearst.
at the special eeasiun that has bean con-
vsned b. the Governor. They have 6
pFeeedena for this ia the boiling Of the
Democrats in the Ohio Legislature. Who
on . similar occasion placed themselves
out Of The reach sf . call Of the House
By going inte Kentucky.
A seuaseF VIII BE EIecfea.
The latest dispatches from Saora.
mento state that TIA Governor, IN an In
tervisW last night, on the subject OF
whether an attempts would be made By
The legislature IN extra session 20 elect
United States Senator, said, @if q
sufiieiens majority concluded that the
election 81 this time is an extraordinary
amerReney, Il would seem probable that
one would he elected He added thai
be had not, however, anticipated any
gueh move Shan he issue4 the call for
ths extra session.
Senator Yf0aman says that Senator
viii be elected. MsClare is of the same
opinion. and says thai even II khe Dem
oorais withdraw, the Republicans viii
march into the Assembly. where, With
Repahliean Speaker, they vii on isiRi
hailos eisst . Senator. Sargent IL still
regarded - The 6rzt ohuioes with Per
AIMS a. second. Creed Haymaad Is also
mentioned as q possible candidate
The water question seems 20 be COM
pletaiy oEsrshadoued for the tine b.
TIE Senatorial one. Aa eaeFt viii b
made 70 have Mo1lrFe intfoduc8 the
ball, but i 4 not believed that beyond
the meeting today anything ef import
Ancs vii b cone.
crsp Prosperts.
WAsHTHsras, JAY s3.-Fha crop re-
port furnished 10 the Associated Press
90 tbs l0sh iptt. bs Professor Dodes =
today sappleniented by fslleE report
givine addifionAl facts and A2srea Of
an Interesting chAxscteg. Ia this ~
part thu PFufeasnr SAYS
~Tha ARA uf corn y steadily l1crsas-
I iue. wish sniy the slizhesf impsins fron
foreign dem8Bd ard siiil soss IRON
spiri8 maD1fasluFsr4 1he incre49s -
toe saven years sinaa 1873 haa been
abo1t 30 pr oent. and tha pFe4eas ara
b aboua f5.0000oo acres. 1he in1rsa1e
i rapid IN he nluFe rscentiy sattlee
Weszera seaians fer tWo re1so1e. hfrsi
-ffom thB aeftisment and Aonle. E1Ak-
iaei and ascond. fEum ths
/ 81 sait1sson of corn foF wheaG ST.
si1rs and tha dsmand for whaat eKed
and htlis eaxiahie. excspt TAI ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-21

he Cnwfsra-Buks Trlal shameless
coaduss of ErA Crawford = wi
asnss whIsA Danax,a Dnks
wltAoas Exsulpatlng Her.


L1NDoz, Jaly 21-At Cabinss neat
inc this afteznoon Il was decided g. in-
mediafely plaoe the rrsirnaiioRs q tie
Oabinat IN the hands of the oaesn.
he meeting vas held at GiadsS0ne,s
ofdaial residsncs IN Downing street.
Tue stres8 vas crowded With people.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-07-01
A BIG BLAZE.
Terrible Fire Among Railroad Property at
Peoria, ILL.,, Involving a Loss of 100000
Rivers of Burning Oil.

Terrible Fire Among Railroad Property at
Peoria, ILL.,, Involving a Loss of 100000
Rivers of Burning Oil.
PEORIA, H., June 26.-Yesterday at.
ternoon fire broke out in the building oc-
cupied by the Consolidated Tank Line
Company, near the Union depot, caused
by spark from a locomotive dropping
into a gasoline tank. There were about
forty-five thousand gallons of oil stored
IN the building, and as barrels and tanks
exploded the burning oil ran down in the
direction of the Union freight depot A
number of freight cars were run along
side of the building, and the work of
loading them with freight commenced.
The burning oil ran across the track at
the lower end and shut them off, and a
moment later the cars were in flames.
The workmen had to fly for their lives.
At almost the same instant the freight
depot was ablaZe, and in a few minutes
the building, with all the freight stored
in it, thirty freight cars and one passen-
ger coach were consumed.
From this point the burning oil pur-
sued it's way toward the river without
further damage. The loss of the Con-
solidated Tank Line Company is $4,000,
with no insurance; on freight depot,
$4,000; insured. The heavy loss is on
the merchandise and freight cars, which
is estimated all the way from $500 900 to
$500, 900. Probably 100000 will cover
the losses of all parties. Nothing but
the absence of wind saved all that end OF
the city.