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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05
From Wall street To-day.

NEW YokK, June 6.-The stock mark ct opened
decidedly weak this morning, VITA ST. Paul
Lake shore and Delaware and Hudson each
down 3 and the rest OF the active list n 70 \.
per cent Omaha and ST. Paul were the only
active stocks AFTER the first fifteen minutes,
when the whole list became dull Prices moved
on In the early dealings y 10 a per cent while
Louisville and Nashville developed special
weak ness and lost = per cent A slight rally in
the dull market afterward brought prices up a
shade, but toward IL o'clock IL again became
weak and active aud The lowest prices OF the
hour were made I'm the latter part, Omaha aud
Texas Pacific being the only stscks sio wing
above opening figures. At IA O'Clock the mar.
ket 10 active and weak
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the " AshlBgtou Exchange Ell to.iav,
y. = 4lss lSyl, coupon. liza bid. Ill4. .sked u.
y Is. Registered, l24is Did. lx6ls asked 10. q per
tsnd. S-8Ss. ie24: currency. llys Did. 100 asked
SSAs 6su, 3s4s asked ,ssorseto~n Gas. 4oi. Did
Noian,bis ias iSi~ bid i4S asSei .,erin.nAA.e.t
can Ina, Les bid Potomac Ina, 90 lid Aas suic
uaii oonos lo4 DID Washington .aaT kel stvcx.
~ oid Washing Ton brtc~ a..c4s.De. lIO ODD sauE
ei Washington, lvo bid Nstions Aetro,l oIitan k.ux
l36 bid FARMERS aud Aec..ani.s' isaaa, eseorxe-
town, loZ Dill Citizens National a-ank 40 lid sec.
oud National bslA, Is oio, 100. ..e-. -
t~t iilse Aasur..iue, Ave Dad, lUo feuA AeL
-, 4SAe bad. ss a.&ed. Cass~y~ ~aa fSI 1sa.
o., 20 ulu 1Iis sAsd.
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Corn, Oats and Wheat.
THE PROSPECTS FOR THESE CROPS IN THE WEST
ONLY FAIRLY GOOD.

CHICAGO, June 5.-The Times this morning
prints several columns OF report, from CORE
spondents In ILLINOIS, Kansas, Missouri, Mich
igan, OHIO, Indiana, Tennessee, kentucky,
Dakota on the condition OF the corn, oats winter
aud spring wheat crop. These reports are
summarized As follows: 1.-The general prospects
oi these crops with the exception OF corn,
are to-day only fairly favorable. The
very hattering situation upon the LIST Of May
Tor spring wheat and oats nas been materially
changed, as u whole, for the worse. This nas
Ueen brought about by term Oi dry weather
IN the northwest extending over u
period of three weeks. THIS drought was par.
italy broken by local rains upon the night OF
June LIST. The drought has been very severe
also In Kansas, where the Oat yield has been
cuun Ties the oat crop is ruined. AS regards
wiuter wheat. the prospects are for an average
crop with favorable weather."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05
CaDitOi TOPICS.
THE RARTHuinl SrATnE

Senator Sherman to-day reported favorably
from the COMMITTEES on foreign relations an
amendment intended to be proposed to the
sundry civil appropriation Dill appropriating
SlO6, 100 ITO defray the expenses Incl
dent to the landing, housing, protect
ing and inangurating upon Bedioe's Island
OF Barthoidfs statue. Liberty Enlight
platforms and for incidental expenses of the
ceremony aud inauguration and Tor certain I'm
prOvements on The island estimated tor by
Chas. r. Stoue."
NOTES.
After the debate in the Senate on the resolu-
ton OF Mr.. Ingalls, in relation TO the order of
Commissioner Sparks the resolution was agreed
TO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05
Order af Husime.s In the Senate.

APPROPRIATIONS Bills To BE CALLED UP.
By agreement during the morning hour next
Monday and Tuesday the Senate will devote
itself to cases favorabiy reported Oh the caIen-
dar The bankruptcy biIi still holds Its place
for consideration. The commerce committee
hope to report the river and harbor bill next
week. The agricultural appropriation bill 10
on the calendar aud viii probably he called up
The mill larry academy aud urtuy Hpproprta don
bills Will also be reported next week and tue
G,iniiittee will ask for prompt consideration.
Tue consular anu diplomatic appropriation bill
went over until next week, and viii probably
be- called up Monday or tuesday.
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I'd EDITION
--latest kilograms to The Star.
HOW IL Looks on the Eve Of the Divla
lon ON Home R0le.

HOW IL Looks on the Eve OF the Div1D'
lon ON Home Rule.
special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, June Son the eve OF the great
est battle In the English parliamentary bis
tory Of this century all Is uncertain. The
oldest and most experienced politicians
frankly decline to commit themselves tc
ally forecast. During the last two days have
talked with the "whips" o, all parties. and with
almost everybody who 10 actually working FOL
or against the home rule bill. The man
IN the house OF commons who knows
most about the situation is M. Labouchere
be Is the recognized official 'go-between
lor the lrishinen. the liberals, radicals and the
government With him have just had \ two
I hours talk; Consequently The following
Tor the immediate future may De confidently
trusted To re present
THE BEST IMPORTATION ATrAINABLE
First, as regards the stale oI pariies, to-day
there are. ! can state positively, $40 mem.
bers who will vote ON each side In
the coming division or the liberals, whose
votes wiii decide the result, there are rs who
are Liable 10 change their minds ut the last mo
menL Vi these between aud 10 have already
BEEN WON OVER
oy the agents OF the government The way In
which they have been secured is not specially
crediiabie, because ii has consisted partly
ui>s useo brlbery I'D the shape Oi "a promise vi
assistance at the coming election, and Of
oince In the next government aud even in
several Instances OF Immediate kuighthOod.
Even with ali this, however, these six Or eight
are only
WON OVER CONDITIoNALLY
Just as subscriptions are frequently made on
condition That a certain total amount Is sub
scilbeu. These men have promised to
vote Tor the bill IL the wings assure
them before the division that the biiI will pass.
Boycotted BY Temperance Women.
HOW ROCKFORD ICE MAN GOT HIMSELF IN
TROUBLE.
ROCKFORD, ILL. June 6.-Some days ago
Mr.. Leonard, president OF the LEONARD Ice Co..
Aligned, With Others, applica ion tor uor
license for Mrs. Henry, respectable woman,
When the members OF the WOnlan's Chris
tan Temperance Union heard OF this u
letter from the secretary was published, in
which II was slated thnt as long as Leonard
had signed liquor application. they would be
OGiiged 10 discontinue taking Ice from nim.
Mr.. Leonard replied, saying he has donated
more 10 the WOnan's Christian Tenn perance
OF him, and adds, II thank the Lord am not
dependent ON any institution that makes boy.
cotting its basis of operations. Tie time may
come when you witt wish to get ice from Us, tut
II this Is your plan OF work would sooner
throw II into the river than sell IL TO you"
False Report Of Beecher's Death.
NEW YORK, June 5.-No little excitement was
caused here about noon to-day " u rumor that
dead. The report was entirely without founua-
ton,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05

ANoTHkk dUSfECT AHkksTEn
The officors VI The second precinct not having
pinned the assault Mi.s Gloyd Oh Daniel
Carr, Officer White to-day arrssIsd u col.
ored man Of ~ years. named LAwrencs
Scot On suspicion VI being the party wanIed 1t
Ga,ituersbur.. lie has u cut or bite on TIE len
hana and two aorasions on the back Of his
aeit uabd- lie wears Q snuff-coiored coat
Win part ~ Tie Inning tora oal aud 4 black
SLOUGH nat tie says he WAS about kock yiila
lately, but Hller the occurrence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05
THE ANTl.POLYaAMY BILL
Important Changes BY the Heuso JoAi-
eiary Committee.

The House Judiciary committee, at special
meeting to-day, completed the auti-polygsmy
Dill ana authorised Mr.. Tucker TO report 10 70
the House On Monday. Messrz. Hammond and
Cuioefson. OF Texas, do not agree with the rest
OF Tue committee, but they will probably no,
MAKE minority report The bill has been
very much changed from the Senate form by
the blouse committee, and 10 quite severe In
iss provisions. The purpose OF the COMMITTEES
Is 70 crush out the poiygamous tenet OF the
Mormon church entirely, and they have drawn
the Dill 20 as 70 effect this II possible. The pro-
Vieson IN the Edmunds bill that the Mormon
cnurcn property should be put In the hands Of
trustees and sold tor public school purpses for
the education Of GENTLE as well as Mormon
cnitoren. WAS considered by the House commit
zee 20 De unjust, and Was stricken out In It's
place provision was substituted disincorpOrs-
ung the Mormon church; that Is, disestabitsh-
Ing ~ entirely and taking away its charter. and
placing The property In the courts 70 be turned
over 10 The righttul owners.
Ihe women In the territory are disfranchised,
ana every man Is required tO record his tuli
name and the maine OF his wife, II he il mar
raeo, IN Tie town wherein be lives, and 70 take
an oath TO support the Constitution Of the
United states AND to obey this law and the law
previously passed TO abolish pOiygalny, before
ne Shall be allowed to vote.
The DILL Is very long, having about twenty
portant features.
The Committee expect to pass the bill this
session, aud think ii will be etfactual In break.
Ing up poiysamy.
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Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for TIE EVENING star

ySU
AN OLD BANK BuILDINo.-The Bank build.
ing On Prince street, between Roy al and Pitt sIs
IL now 10 become the office OF the Alexandria,
tnai snnn.y ~. .nwn Asxs,, w' w9rks
from the District cities, - here the city sup
plies gas and private company water. Tue
TO be located was built ABOUT lSiO aud 90
cupled by The BANK OF Potomac, which wss at
nrst y private corporation 6ut was chartered BY
Congress In loll. The bank III Alexandria
winch nad been chartered la 1872 by the gen.
erai assembly OF Virginia, had ior . long
in the city. When Alexandra was coded 70
the Uuited SLAtes Ia r1SOl. the Virginia
legislature by special act authorized the cleo
where ia Fairfax county, and the stock hold
ers were accustomed 10 annually pass over the
aas ., hns, 60 ous 70 S.tu's Tavern
tinued until Just before the war with
Great Britain wnen Conyrss established .
system OF Ssnks tn the District OF Columbia.
which included the Potomac bank ~ AiexAn-
driA. The Bank oil Potomac continued until
the retrOcessi0n Of Alexandria 70 Virxiuis.
OF Virginia. aud ~ continued until the clOsing
OF the bank by the late war. sance then the
building WAS once occupied by the Farmer 4
been the democratic state he&dQuarsers in ail
recent eiecttous In Virginia. Il YIN be hand.
TnE cApiTAL Bxscx Woxxs-A numeer NJ
AsniaS .vuiAias eonnecsed with the CapdtAi
Pressed Hrack company, owing ths large WORKS
On nontauS o<eeks were oere yesterday - de-
wise meAns u pressing on The WORT al The COM
pany. The matter Was lett In uhs hands OF .
committees o. manager, and it \ thou,<at thai
the work wiu soon ~ on with increaaea capital
aud force.
NOTES.-The funeral Of the late Edward W..
DAVIS took place tnis Afternoon rrum his Is,e
school teacseTD were paid on to-day a6 PsHbody
building lor May, W the clerk o. NE saiv sosso0i
bsard.-fne lot attached 70 tnC Lee oclsool
banding, on Alfred, near Princess street u 20 b
oiled ~ grade. The same WORK win have % %
done win largo number 81 lotS In that neiwh-
oofhoOQ which are oeioW tue street lOvui-
Inc. engine aud cars wrecked ~ stony fudns
have been brought - the Midland sh<su. here
Tor rop~tr.-Tno mayor has nned ]. H 6Cuuks
coiored, ~ Tor disordsriy ooaduoG-Ths arsi
thrvogh train from AtsntA "a. ssaslsed hers
yesterday on The Midland rAilroAd. 4 shcUueh
possible by tbs recent chaAUo - The Uan0o e
several southern r0AdA
CHxE1 ENoInEE8 !. =. KRzlY has 49, q.
tAched from the New Yosk nnyy yuEa ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05
Pores. fires Ex,inxuished by Rain.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, June 5.-Reports from
The Chippewa piuerics are that the cipiuus rain.
lall OF Tuesday extiuyuisued the forest fires
Tue destruction 70 Inc standing timber has
been CONSIDERABLE, but not nearly AS ex ,ensive
as reported. The worst devastation Was made
In thu iore>,s north .. dusau, where some VI
me Hnesi aud most vaiuauie eILs vi pine were
h" eiessiy ruined and several farm dwellings
burned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05
Order Of Business In the III oase.
THE SCRAMBLE TO-DAY-PRUSPECT FOX NEXT


THE SCRAMBLE To-DAY-PRosPECr FOX NEXT
WEEK.
There was scramble Tor consideration in the
House this morning. Tao appropriations COM
mit ee, the labor com iittse, aud the committee
On Pacific railroads, all wanted the day. The
latter got IL, aud the till to amend the Thur.
man sinking fund act. by extending the period
tor payment seventy years, was called up. The
committee expect to get through with the bill
to-day. Ii II goes over until next week IL can
then Occupy but one day more a, this time
Monday is individual suspension day, and
there are a number OF public building bills and
other untmpOrtunt measures, members want To
suspend the rules and pass. Mr.. Holman, how
ever. has gwen notice That lie is going To cali UP
the legislative appropriation bill Monday morn
Ing: Ii the House su,tains him in this, there
will be no suspension Gay this month. The
legislative bfii, when taken up, will probably
occupy all OF next week.
The committee appointed to consider the
order OF business for the session meets THIS
afternoon. The future order vi business. OF
course. depends upon their action.
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Three Lumber Yards Burned.

OSHKOSH, WIS. June 5.-Fire broke out In
the lumber district last night and tor time
threatened the city, owing To the heavy winds
which prevailed, but WIS finally subdued The
luih pef yards o. the Diamond Match com pau y,
Ai"u- -. were entirely swept away. Total
loss $40 900.
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CAPT. sYMoNs TO REMAaN HERE
He viii Relieve Lieul TownsoDA Of Hts
Duties Under Comm tsstonoP LudloW.

The Secretary OF War this afternoon issued
an order. relieving lst Lieut. Curtis McD. Town
send, engineer corps, Of duty under Dis
trtct Commissioner Ludlow, and order.
ting Capt Thomas w. symons. who
was recently ordered 10 duty al 81 Louis,
order. Lieut. Townsend upon being relieved
by Capt Symons Of his present duties, will pro
eeed 10 Wiilets Point N. Y, and report 70
talon OF engtnees, relieving First Lieut. JasL
Lusk. Capt. J. II. Willard, of the engineer corps
instsad OF being relieved oy Capt Symons at
81 Louis, will be relieved by LIST Lieut. james
Ia Lusk, and will take station ~ vicksburY.
and relieve Capt Eric Bergland.
capt G. f. Paiirey will be relieved from duty
under Capt Lock wood aud will take station al
Oswego. New York, relieving Capt. Edward
Mcguire, who will proceed ~ Whlets Point
gtneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05
Treasury Department Changes.

The iolowing-naned persons have received
appointments under civil service rules. viz:
james J. Story. OF New Hampshire, to class 1,
In the office Of the Sixth Auditor; and George
u: Hendrick son, vi Mary land, TO class /, In tue
office vi the Second Auditor.
tronotons-Anthony J. Gallagher, Of Penn.
savanna, from Glass to class 3, office of the
supervising architect, aud Wyatt A. WttbOrn,
o. leNaS, from Glass 10 Class 8 in the office OF
the fourth auditor; Frederick Weber, jr., OF
o.iice of the tiith auditor; b. w. Holman. OF
W Wisconsin,. from class TO class 8; Eawaru ftar
rsou, o. New York, from Glass ~ class Z, and
Frank j. Weich, vi Massachusetts, from class
to class 2, in the office of the sixth AUDITOR;
Vim. s. liali. oi Virginia. from class " class
q; WIN. J. Alarming. vi Indiana, from class z ~
class 3; Wan. l.. +. Rusenbery, vi District of Co
luinbia, from Class 2 to class 5; John j. Harley,
oI KANSAS, from class 10 GLASS z, aud Miss
Meilen L. Knight, vi New YORK, from $9OO "
Class l, all In the office ot the Treasurer.
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Fire In q Hotel at Midnight.
THE GU ESTS RUSH DOWN THE FIRE ESCAPES IN


MINNEAPoLis. MINI, June s. At ABOUT
midnight Il Dire broke out In the upper story of
the NicOlei house and before the department
Gould be summoned had gained "a start that
threatened the destruction oi the whole build
ing. Great excitement prevailed among the
women employees, wno were ieeping in the top
story, but all We're removed by ladders without
injury. The guests were also much frightened
and excited and FASTENED to the street by fire.
s;cdpe aud stairs many in their night clothes.
Tue entire fire department WAS called and
Finally checked the nre. The loss is about
XlU.Uuu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05

Terrific storms La Germany.
HOUSES AND RAILWAYS DESTROYED AND
MANY PEOPLE KILLED.
BERLIN, June 5.-Violent thunderstor ms, &C
conianied ny the bursting OF water spouts,
have for several days past prevailed la the
lhuriugia forest region in Central Germany
and tn the Hartz mountain territory In the
northwestern part Oi the empire. Houses aud
railways have been destroyed. Haitstoues
weighing two ounce, have julien at GiesseIi
II Is estimated That the damage done BY Ias
storms to the crops a.One wal exceed S25O, UOO,
A uhh.'r of people have been killed by hgut-
ming aud floods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05
THE u. 8. g. TRENTON arrived at SINGAPORE

THE BRAZILIAN PRINCE.--It Ia expected
that the practtce-ship To which the young Bra
lillian prince II attached as y cadet midship-
man will visit the United states naval stations
along Tue Attant tic cOast alter leaving Havana,
and will, perhaps, come 70 tue Washington
navy yard. Secretary Whitney has issued
orders To the commandments Of the naval sta
tons ana yards along the coast 10 see that The
officers Of the vessel are treated with due respect
The government Of Brazil has requested,
Is y cadet and nothing more. lie win, there.
fore, nut be saluted AS q member of = royal
family, but will OF course be given an oppor.
tunity to inspect the workings Ut navy yards,
On his arrival here the minister will take him
in Charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05

PLCANER-RARKER On WEDNESDAY. June
1855 st the residence u Pay Dir~csor ksch.rd Ws-
tngton Ua M washlsxton, v; G. ~ Rev ssncei =.
New Bedford AasA, 70 Aias MANY CHILLI IA \,
Kkk, daughter the iass AlsxAndor r. 6nrkH q
AoW Ao16Uru. AanA .
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General Foreign News.

A HUNGARIAN TOWN BURNED
VIENNA, June 5.-The town Oi Bote In Hun.
gary, has been destroyed by fire. Three huu-
urcu houses were burned and three lives lost,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05
No Money to Pay Federal Juries.

MILLIONS FOX RIVERS AND HARBORS, BUT NOT
A CENT FOR JUSTICE.
DENVER, Col, June 5.-Juuge H.,iieu this
morning ANNOUNCED that unless AN uppropria-
uon Was SOON niaue he would discharge United
States court 1urIes, AS the funds are Exhausted,
III max ny reference 10 this matter At the bur
the JUICE referred to the giving OF millions by
Congie, tor river anu haTbor Improvement
whi'c Deg lecllnS /" appropriate sufficient funds
70 carry on the courts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05

- The OoUDL8 6CULL RACE AT ToRoNTo.-
. xne water wy: rough 81 Toronto aii yesterday
M.eStnoon. A. 500 o'clock Haulan ard, Lee
acuu race. Alter turning the tirst buoy Hosmsr
il .o Mshsy boat Was swainped. HaniAn aud
clared OH becanse they tOuk sponro from an
oLner oost u the seOOnd turn. Al The heats
ara ~ be r0wed to-day.
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Memorial bay ~ Winchester.
DECORATING THE GRAVES OF THE C0NFHDER
ATE DEAD.

ATE DEAD
WINCH ESTER, VA, June 6.-The twenty.first
annual confederate memorial services were OBJ.
served this morning by thousands OF people
drawn from Frederick and surrounding conn
ties. The day wa, baifny, the skies bright, and
win the handsome Uniforms OF the
.ocai military, the ". L. Infantry, the
requ,eIns rendered Dy the bands, the long pro
cesaiOn OF ex-contederates with badges
aud the great throng Of citizens and
visitors bearing gariands, wreatiies and
baskets OF flowers, Ms they wendell
their way TO MI Hebron aud Stone wall ceme.
teries 10 deck the graves OF the dead. mace q
most impressive SCENE. Tie celebration was
Iuiiy In keeping with The spirit Of former years,
The floral and evergreen dec0ratians prepared
by the ladies were especially noticeable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05
Wedding He'll Echoes.

1Rs. FOLSOM AT BUFFALO,.
Mrs. Folsom, mother OF the Presidents bride,
and MI. Benjamin. Folsom, who LETT Washing.
ton at ten O'Clock Thursday night, arrived In
Buffalo, N. Y, al five O'Clock yesterday altar.
noon. They were driven TO The Geuesee house.
where orders were LEFT ~ the office that Mrs.
roisom Desired 70 see no one. How long she
will remain has not 6 present been detar.
mined.
wHDDINo CAKE yoa m. ARrHuR.
Ex-Prexideus Arthurs health remained IN.
changed yesterday. He was gratlfed, during
the day, by the receipt Of . package from this
Guy containing plece Of the presidential we'd
oing cake. Mr. Arthur has sent his congratuia-
lions u President and Mrs. Cleveland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05

BALTIMORE, Nm. Juse o.-v.rx,nla sirea. con-
solitAted, "a: pastdue coupons. ~. ttlre<a
64aA, do ten-orue>, Al; North Csro,in. sAA.s ola.
Lios bid to-day.
HAL1IMofsf- Nh, June 5.-Cotton stsndy-Suid-
ding. oAs- rlour steady and quiet. whsatsoullIera
que.; western steady and quiei; southern red. ss,
southern amber. ooseo; No western red
spot ooA2so4; July, s4isae4HG August. eSaeoLs,
Corn-souiDerD hImer. WESTERN stosay and uull-
southern white, 44aso: do yellow, AlasSs ~esura
miKed. spo,. 45~a4o1s: June ASAsA<Ss. .uIy, s4a.a
As- August. 44Aaa4o. dull aud low "a,
.,oa>S; western at=, SsSo western aAAA ed ox..sk
fennsyivan Soaoo Rye quiet. 61ssO. froy s,Uus
steady, watn fairly active demand sueAr-couI,er
rennsd nominal s<saio Mhisky steady. LlSAi ~.
oIiier articles unchanged Ereights 70 Liverpool ger
steamer quiet-cotoi.. AS04d-. uour. La grain cid
hscetpts-aOur lyov6 barrels wheAi, 6,0O buailsias
coru. BLOW ousDeis lO.Vtv busieis rye, LO0
ousnel,- SnipInenls-nour. ss4 b~rrels wbsss
0o,Vlv ousneiss corn. lAO,Ovu busheAA kalaDE
Wneat. 225, WV Oushelx curn. &5.1U0 UuaiAslS
GaicaxO Markets..
CHICAGO, III, June 8. Hoo am--The vhsas
ma ket opened steady this morning, al .Sis sold
vi 10 1ole and then rose steadily ~ INCH
know quoted with large Ifhdilg. Cora-Juiy 80 S-l6
0Ats-Juiy. 2s. fork-July. 677le Lnrd-Jaly,
6lxAuH6lS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05

CONFESSION OF A Train WREcKKR.-A man
named Vice was arrested At Windfall, Indiana,
Handle road He confessed that he aid The
job, and gave the names oil Two others who a.
$1,000 bail