The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-11-01

$1.145s; December, $1,16A; May, s114:
Corn-No. 2, Oct. 435sc November, 435sc.:
Dec. 4Oas. Oats-No. 2, Oct. 24Ac.; Novem.
ber, 245sc.; December, 25hc.; May, 29ssc.;
Mess Pork.-S14.57k; January, S14.62k.
Lard,-$S.S71s; Short-Ribs, $7.75. Eggs
1S@1SR.
Wheat-No. 1, hard $1.22; No. 1, North.
ern, $1.13; No. 2, Northern, $1.O6. Bran
Oats, 27@2Se.; Feed $15@17. Barley.
45@5Oc.. Flax, S1.391a; Hay, wild:
$500 25; Timothy 50 for good
ST. PAUL.
Wheat, No. 1, hard, S1.2O;No. /, Northern.
SLIP; No. 2, Northern. 81 .Oo. Corn. No. 9.
42c. Oats, No. 2 mixe1, 27c; October 24c:
No. 2, white 29c; No. 3, pc. Barley, No. 2,
65c; sample 100000. Rye, No. 2, 56c.
Ground Feed, No. 1, $16.25. Bran, bulk,
$11. Hay, No. 1, upland prairie, $3.50
timothy, $500, Flax seed; s1.ao. Timothy
Onions SOC bushel. Butter, choice creamery,
22@23c, extra dairy, 1S@2Oc good to
choice dairy, 16@17c.
MILWAUKEE.
Wheat firm; cash, S106; Decem ber and
January, $1.OS. Corn quiet; No. 44Ac.
Dakota Building Collapses.
An accident occurred at the insane hospi
tai at Yankton, Dak., by which Christopher
fatally hurt, Supt. D. H. Kean dangerously
and Michael Curry slightly injured. All the
men live in YanktOn excepting Kean, whose
home is at Canton. This disaster was the
result of the caving in of the walls of one OF
the new. wings to the hospital, now
under construction under a con.
tract with man named Pattee
Of Tbo tor
a large arch on the level of the third floor OF
the structure when the arch suddenly spread,
the outside walls of the building falling out
ward and some of the interior walls going
down in the general wreck. Nine other
arches in the structure also gave way, the
interior mass of brick, mortar and timbers
falling through to the first floor. With this
debris went the four men. Thompson and
Lee had their chests crushed in, and were
otherwise injured about the head and body,
Kean and Curry are hurt about tho head and
bruised over the body. Kean was superin.
tendent OF construction and the other vic.
Tins carpenters. 1t is probable the entire
structure will have to be torn down before
reconstruction can safely begin. Several other
arches in the building have given away during
the past few weeks, fortunately without injury
to any one. The matter is now in the hands
of Coroner McGlumphy for investigation
and he will go to the bottom of it. The EN-.
quiry will be lengthy one and in the end
the public will know who is to blame for this
rotten structure. Men at work on the build.
ing all quit after the accident. Some of them
state there were two course OF brick fitted
between with bats and mortar, which con.
stituted the support for heavy iron finishing,
and the mortar. they state, was nearly all
sand.
Surgeon Porter reports to the marine hospi-
tai bureau from Jacksonville, Fla, that
there are nine cases of yellow fever at Enter.
prise, Fla, six (which are critical, and that
pr. @. Leng il the only physician there. He
edds shat Dr. Posey will 30 to Enterprise.
DR.. Porter has been authorized to purchase
whatever fumigatlng material IL needed at
Enterprise.
Gov. Martin of Kansas has offered a re.
ward Of $500 for the apprehension of the
party guilty Of sending an Internal machine
by express, which exploded Mt Coffeyville,
mutilating the wife and daughter of Agent
Upham, of the Pacific Express company
The governor also offers $500 reward foI
each accessory to the crime.