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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-14

- MONDAY EVENING, Aug. IL, 1873
As usual at this season OF the year money
is firm and the banks are doing nothing
below per cent
The clearinghouse report Is as follows
Clcannccs Balance.
Monday, August u .~.".o.s l5Gsgi % o. PS "
Same time last week .-''" 2So .6sS wv W. S9Ss@ @
Corresponding time ISL. l2,6hl ~ sI'5oo 4o
Corresponding time 1885,. 2l,22 ~ H''' u
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
New York and eastern demand, par buy
ing, 81. so per 81, 900 premium selling. New
Orleans, 81 discount buying, par selling.
Cincinnati, ST. Louis and Louisville, demand
par buying, 81 per 81, 600 premium selling,
The local cotton market closed steady;
sales unimportant. New Orleans closed
nominal, with futures quiet and steady;
August declined points, and the remain.
ing months advanced 3 TO points. The
Liverpool market was dull, prices generally
in buyers favor; August was OIL points
and the rest of l point. The New York
market closed dull and easier; sales last
week not reported, $685. bales for export
and ,3s2 bales for spinnes futures closed
very steady, August up points, other
months advanced 20 points.
Hubbard, Price & Co., say: Liverpool
failed TO respond a. was expected to the
strength of Saturdays market, and 1t was
anticipated At the opening that prices would
show slight decline. On the contrary,
however, the result Of the days operations
has been TO effect further improvement on
both the new crops and August The latter
position Il, OF course, still q creature OF
manipulation, but today's developments
tend rather 10 show that there is a cOnsld
cradle short interest still uncovered and
that prices are likely 10 be marked some
what higher. The advance In the new crops
Il consequent upon the continuance Of un.
favorable crop adyiccs from the south, and
especially from Texas"
The first new bale from Mississippi
from T.. r. Watson, Of West Point,
consigned TO Dockery, Wilkcrson & Co, and
the second new bale from Mississippi from
J. W. Peck, Aberdeen, Miss, consigned Il
billiard 4 Coffin, arrived yesterday and wcr,
sold today In front Of the Cotton exchange
The first bale was graded middling and wa
sold by r. j. Mccarthy, auctioncer To Jonc
Brothers & Co. at i6c. Tho second bal
graded strict middling aud was sold 10 Jonc
brothers a Co. at l5o
A meeting Of the Cotton exchange will b,
held on today, Tuesday, the 18th inst, at 1
o'clock, 10 take action on the request Of lOl
eastern spinncr to have transportation line,
insert In their bills Of lading a clause 80 ns Il
determine the time when their liability be
gins under their bills Of lading
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Live stock.

CmcAoo, H., Aug l3.--Thc Drorcr'' Journal
reports Cattlc-licccipts, pUOO, shipments,
-. Market firm with q slight advance.
steers, s5506tG co. cows. bulls and mixed,
81 5h6t15O Texas cattle si.jO6J3 Is; stock
crs aud feeders, 2.JO6t3so
Hogs---l,cccipts, l0,OyD shipments, -.
Market strong aud higher; MIXED, Is. s0Or
Ghi. common 90 fair, ;Guo6tG ~. good 20
choice. sGDttGiU ~, pigs -. snct0.lh
sheep Receipts, GUpG shipments -.
Market moderately active aud easier. west.
crn. SlOHaJ 49, Texans s3co@3 IS, natives,
IS 5uGIlJ 80, lambs Si.UU6JhUO
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Dl.i You I,crT

W. H. Rcycls NJ. D., II baltimore, Nd,
SAYS "lhnyc been In The practice u mcdi-
cine for over eighteen years. but never have
seen the equal u llodgr, Sarsaparilla. IL
las worked miracles herr In curing rhcuma.
tism aud scrufuln Have almost come 10 tho
conclusion that cannot practice without
it," Rangum Root Medicine Co, Manu-.
fncturcrs, Nashville, Tenn. 800 per bottle.
Sold At Holsters drug store, - Main street.
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Miscellaneous.

nAa0tNa-lOOti2c.
Powprn-Regs. 500 half kegs, t27S,
quarter krlrs. si76
Htprs Dry nint No l. ioc, No. ?, &C. dry
salicd, bfm7c. gwen nltcd, No. I, Sc No.
?, 5'sc, green, Scgic. 'hccpssins, l3cgN.Ol,
irregular
Tirs- SiiSaieN
snor Drop Sl2s buck 1850
LTAn=Ng.
Nuls-IUn. slO1. sicll t2iS.
Ton,cvo-'ommon, 2hHihc other grades,
a1CtSic
sSurr CARROTS. sos Ralphs, ti0.25.
Railroad o. IS. Gail A AZ, sp25.
Coat Ou-pnmo white, wholesale lots,
csc per gal
Woodbury., grease wool, unwashcd, 10
Clilr clear grease wool, Man bury
washed, HODtloc tub washed, JogAc.
HrnwAN =ismauc.
TAttoW=Stltc.
wHsgY stairht Kentucky Bourbon.
81 SnI)G Oi Robinson aud Lincoln counties.
Tenn. sharp advance A ipa3u0, Eastern
fyrs, ~ NittGuo. according ~ age and make.
common whisky, n,rasi 80. according 20
proof nothing under 80 p,r cent quoted
Live stock.
L,NGs-C Choice, $50. common 10 good.
prf head. sea-
iIous Choice iishL 56i',c. good. lA@Sc
common, i'.Wi'fc.
C,utE-Choicc, 3'tdt'tc. good, 3'.0ttc,
scaliavag,, nominal
SuffrHC Choice, 5c, medium, SIC, com.
mon. 40 Olti 20
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New yorL Dry Good. unrhet.

NV YoRg, Aug. i3-Wiih johbcrs
there was an improved trade In motion aud
the same report was true II other distribut-
iur ccntcrs. With agents trade was un-
steady, but through many Orders of mod
crate quantity good trade was reached.
Agents have reduced the price Of India
head, ~ inch standard shcctings nc.
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pemocra,,e Nesroc. IN Arkansas.

lfom Iho VTaIshcad IounD Az, Sun
Il was Abe Lincoln that declared tho
negroes free from their southern masters
In 1893. Hut better knowledge and ap.
probation Of good government caused
them TO declare their own freedom from
their Republican masters aud they are or
eaniEing Cleveland and Eagle clubs all
over the State In 1883.
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CorN-From store, white, G2c; mixed, 67c,
from levec or depot, white Ia bulk 5Gci In
sacks 5Dr, mixed in bulk SOC; in sacks, 53c.
BRAN-l' From store, zoe, from leyec or de-
pot Sli.OOdli.b0
HAY--Choice, from store, O)c cat load,
from levee or depot, $500 prime, from store
Soc; car load, from lcyce or depot, $1,000,
prairie, from store, 55dG0c, car load, from
levce or depot, Slo.60@il.00.
OArs-From store, white, i0ci mixed, Bic;
from leyce or depot, white In bulk. 2bc, In
sacks, $50 mixed, In bulk, 20c; In sacks, Sic.
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Iirca,istuiIs.

Conn MEAL-standard, 81. S5S29o; pearl,
$40, roller, 3 l0g3,lbi quiet
BEANS AND PEAs-Navy beans, s275; me-
dium, 81 %.
DAT MEAL-In half brls, $3.50 from store.
CRAcKERs-So Soda treble extra, blsc gin
ger snaps, 5kGsc, assorted iumblcs, lO@ l2c.
FLouR-From store common S325; fam
lily. 1915, choice, $500. fancy A2j extra
fancy AOO; patent, S5.00tGj 20, quiet.
CRACKED WHEAr-ln half brls, $3.50 from
store
uoMIYY AND GRirs-From store, 1925.
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HEALTH is WEALTH

On X G. wnu's NTRyE And BRAis TREATMENT.
nguAmntecd specific for Hystcria Dizziness, Con.
WILSON'S fit. NCvous Neuralgia. Headache, Nery.
Gus frnstntion caused by the Use Of alcohol or To-
barco Wakciulncss. Mental Depression. softenlng
oi the Brain resulting In insanity and leading to
misery, decay aud death, Premature Old Arc. Rar
rcnncss, Loss OF power Ia either sex. Involuntary
Loses and spcfmaiouhca caused by oycrcrcrtion
Of the hain. sell abuse or over Indulgence. Each
box contains one months treatment 500 q box
orsiS boxes Tor 500, sent BY mall prepaid on 70
ccipt Of price
We Guarantee Six Boxes
To cure any cnsc. with each of,ier received by us
for siN boxes accompanied with 500 we will .cnd
the purchaser our written guarantee "a refund the
money u the treatment does not effect a cure
Guamuccs issued only by John q. IVES. a Co,
MemphlS Tenn
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Provisions.

Fisu- Mackcrcl half No. !, 1929 No
2, 1913, lO-lb kit No. l $40 No, 2, tllO
Dry herring family, pc per box.
Hoo PRoDucrs-Quiot mess pork, $40 co.
sugar cured hams, l3Hl3iac, breakfast
bacon, iOAtMi2c; bacon, clear rib sides "a
Mqkc, bulk pork, clear sides De-, clear
rib sides, S,1@Shsc, long clear SO, shout
dcrs nc,
LARp-Tcs, si.@s9zc; half brls, shmstc,
kegs, sis0gs5sc, choice kettle, O'sGoisc,
auiet
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fElNs crrDT uII--Nc, prime summer
yellow, iOatici OIL summer yellow, 3ittJsc,
choice cooking summer yellow. i5ttiGC,
prime summer white, tiftiic prime cotton
seed meal. iii BELIZE. lrss than car load.
SIS ~, On cpitou seed meal, ti5.OJttli. 81
less than car load lots fiNlA
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wool.

81. LouIs, Mo-, Aug i3.- wool-stcady.
unNashcd bright medium, iitt21c coarse
braid, liainc, low sandy, iOgi5c. tine light,
i2aiSc; line heavy, ioaiOc, tub washed,
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A. noon spois-Dull prices generally In
buyers iayor Sales. 500 halsi. ~ witch
American 300 bales. Receipts. /. 900 bales,
Of which American, bals, Closing quo
iaiions vcra- a. iollovG Ordinary, tsd.
good ordinary, o. a. low middling. SD
rood midJling. 5jsd middling uplandt
b,d. middling Orleans. b,.d.
Futures opened nsi aud closed dull but
steady.
trhsse prices are given In pence ,nh G,ih,,
thur t.Oi means t0gS., sss bOl mean,
bi-6tl
Az pm August, 81, buys,. August.
September, $50, buycr BepisinbsfO October.
p 20, ssliois. O,ioi,-f.fo,embef. ole. vrius;
November December, 6i2, buyers. Deem.
bcr'IanuhfY, bi2 sellers January Feb.
fusrr, D.i7 SELLERS, Frbru,ry.MsrcL, b.lS
sellers. sop,snih,r. $50. buyers.
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Look Out tor Cbeless asguire'- neane

Foriy.hyc years. lnfalliblc Specific for
Dnrrhma Dyscntcry, Cholera Morbus FluI,
Childrcn's Teethingi and u taken In time a
ture preventive OF Asiaiic Cholera
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stage Of the Rivers.

oFFICE SiGNAL SERVICE, Y. 9. A., |
MEMPHIS, Aug. 10, sam.
The following observations are taken at all sta
tons named la the 10Th meridian time, which Is
one hour later than Memphis time.
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on aud rurpcntine.

wuuSoroS, n C., Aug. i3.-Turpcntine
firm at Jic.
CLEvu,Sp, o., Aug. i3.-Pctroleum easy:
n 100 Ic
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MAGNOLIA BALM

ei'.s hs''shineiy noaatJri ssis. Drives -
hiosAs.. H'lasa. soashnss'. Ilapls sss sAai
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MAGNOLIA BALM

EioANs MAGNOLIA PALM. Remove. sunb.ra
~. f',oilss . ho,h Ps.sbs c.ar be d.,.s,.n
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CIR up clubs for Tnr wEEKLY Atrial
and secure one Of tho liberal cash prizes
offered.
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Groceries.

CANNED Goops.-Pinc apple, 81 rs, peaches
2 lbs standard, 500. 3 lbs, standard, SO,
second, 81 90 Tomatoes, lbs, standard,
400. 3 lbs standard, Ellis. Strawberries,
Si75. Raspborrios SlGO Blnckhcrrics, a. -
otto Green cages, tl.76ml.sb. Pears,
81 2O6gl.75 Plums, $40. Asparagus, " o.
Mi2j Green corn, a. 15CgiiO Green peas,
| - GjOi.OO. Cove oysters, full weight I ID,
njc. lbs, SiW9i75, light weight, GitI1jc
IL lbs, 800 Condensed milk-CruWn,
500. Eagle, 1915; Swiss S575 Salmon.
! si.Si snrdincs. tI75 mustard snrlincs.
500 Mackcrel, $50. herring mackcrcl
sl.25.
sua,R-Puro white, Sc; or white &C,
yellow clarified. 1907 'sc; refined A, NJ.
standard graduated. ss@S'sci powdered,
$50. cut Loaf, SIC; firm.
CoTrrE- Common, ijc. ordinary lGc, fair,
i7c. prime Rio, isc choice 10 fancy, lpc, old
government Od3lc, quiet
SALr-Snginaw tl.3UtlD per brl; Ohio
river, a. 2O6tl - per hrl, sks, fine, $3.50
l.l0. coarse a. lOtl.I5 pkts 2A6t7c.
RicE-Louisiana, b@5lsci Carolina, DC;
quiet
CANplrs-Stick, all sizes, In hNs pals aud
brls, sGtiOc fancy assorted, sGl5c, extra
fancy, isN25c; firm.
CurTsr-Now York factory none, full
cream, i2isGol3c, Young America, i3C1iic
Scars ASpCASpLrs-Soap 3tl5'sc, candles
| full weight ioc.
| StAHCn- Aw3'sc.
| MoLAssEs-lsouisiana common Ia fair. ma
! 25c. prime a. choice JJiti,c fancy, iuottic
centrifugal. common a. fair DH2ic. prim,
to choice, 3O9Jic, syrup, 2ofioc quiet
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Movements at the Levee.
General News.

Acknowledgements, Arkansas river.
Departures--Kate Adams, Arkansas City
Coahoma, Friars Point; Rosa Lee, Osceola.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT, NEW YORK Ex-
CHANGE o.. 90 PREM. SELLING.

Cotton steady-Middling Cotton, 100
Sales Today Unimportant-The Tone
OF the General Market steady-Meats
Quiet.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

fsS Li9sfp ,~r-ts,iep isF the $40. ~, aooA.
us cor1ls. kse.slinsh wssasr'aliy nssugi, ,ssi
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man.choId supplies.

ArrlEs- 25Mi.5O per bril- Dried ap.
pies. l6t5c per H.. from store Dried
peaches, oats from store.
Fnuir-Firm. Lemons s3bodi5O per
box Bananas, si.UO@2u1 per bunch.
PtcKLrs-Brl., tGJn. hall hrls, tiuO.
PorAroEs-firm, 500 per brl, sweet, $3.50
per brl. -
PouuRy Chickens spring tl5Dg2j0
mixed, 81 7h6t2 10. hens s'.7h
Eaas-Firm boxes, l'c. eases i0c.
FHutrs -Cocoanuts Siup per 100 Peanuts
Virginia GGtG'sc. Tennessee farmers stock
tdSc. roasted, 2'sc higher shcllcd, Glg5c.
rccnns, Texas, pCtl2c.
NuuEt,HLu-Onio $500 per brl. 800
per sack Cabbage. home grown. 81 20
62OO per crate. loosc, &C. knut, hrls, tbu0,
half brls, $3.50. Garlic, bnc per iOl.
R,isiNs---l.pndonln Layers, kLu1, layers, 1913.
California. a. 5oalnl
nurtTR- liuttcfinc iic. creamery, 2lM22c
dairy. iGdisc. country butter iiatiGc.
Cipru.- Ozark, tG50 per brl, aud $50 per
half hH.
viNTgAH. Fer gal. s6ti2c.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened steady
and closed steady; middling, Toe. Sales, no
bales, including - last evening, Of which
- 10 exporters aud - 10 spinncrs.
HxcuASoE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, TIC. good ordinary, s,So, low
middling, Csc, middling, iOc; good mid.
ding. iO5lso middling fair, lose, fair,
nominal; dusty, nc 10 10 lower
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT,
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SHw ORLEANS

The spot market opened quiet and closed
nominal. Middling lO'sc. Sales 10 bales.
Quotations wcrc a. follows Ordinary, 7jlc.
good ordinary. SIC low middlinF p,.c,
middling. iO'sc. good mijdling i0,fc.
future,opcncd steady and closed quiet aud
steady. - follow. August, 0ra9m. Sep.
TENDER, e3oao5l; October ao,@ooo No.
vemhcr aU2@pO3 December. goito 40
January, ni2aa ~. February. o2i@a -
March, a3,aa ~, April, pngp 90. Nav.
etsaott June. --, salcs, 7.gJO bales
Many roWr ASp iyrrnioR MOVEMENT.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

ir,ur... rprf.e, Complexion and h,eps ths Pace.
Nsei. Arms ana hands Bon .sd smooth. Try ~
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txcuaSaE QUOTATIONS..
COTTON STATEMENT.

Imp0fa" " q u p, " u " y Y y "
IA c. 6swRh a! L. Eo&rR &c,
~ a n " " a steamers, 7. Total, 40 bales
klporis-C, y 6swRR i@ Total, no bales
NEW YoRK.
Spots opened quic, aud closed dull aud
easier. middling II b.l0c. Sales, o. bales
Quotations were NJ follows Ordinary,
Oi6c. good ordinary, lOc. low middliug,
i0isc, middling, II 5.i0c. good middling.
1850, middling fair. i2'.c, fair. i2'.c.
Futures opened firm aud closed very
steady, as follows August, li.3sCgii.3a Sop.
tombcr. asGaas5 October, a0s9ii ~ No.
ycfnbcr, o5s@o5o. December. o67@o o.
January, 06i@aG5; February, o5l@a ~
March, a79Ctas0. April. os5@oss. May,
ees@oeo, June, iooJ@ioH Sales, 1890
bales.
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l.oNpov. Aug i3-i pm. -Consols closed
NJ ~ 5.i6 Tor money, aud ~ 7-l6 for the
account The amount uf bullion gone into
the HANK Ut England today, Is So UUO. liar
silver i2d pee ounce.
Pans Aug i3.-rhrcc per cent rcnics
So s7l.c ior the account
mask CIENUtNGS
Ntv our,Ns, la, Aug. iJ.-Dank clear.
inrs s521 O7S
Cmc,uo. H., Aug. 10. Clearing, Of the
banks. siO, - Olo,
Nrw NoHg, Aug. i3.-Clcaunrs, fjs, so. &.
Olp. balances, fJ.72i iDi.
BOstuS. Mass Aug ~ -Clcafings. 81, 100.
on. balances. a.. %, $50
R,lriunuE, Md. Aug. i3.--Clcarings, o..
90 SJd. balances, S2e 222
ST. Lorts, Mo, Aug a. Hank clearings
toiay, N2il i~o, balances, tioi,uO.
rHL,pEiruiA, Pa, Aug. l3.-Clchhngi To.
day, SSpjp. 80. balances, N,iUl,pl3.
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APPEAL OFTfCF,

ArrEAL OFTiCF, !
- MONDAY EVENING, Aug. IL, 1888
As usual at this season OF the year money
is firm and the banks are doing nothing
below s per cent
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Above LOW CHANGE,
Water. N''"hbNs
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THE RIVERS.

Steamboats, Leaving
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TUESDAY.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-02-25
CALLS 1T SURRENDER,
Canada Scores the Actions of the Fishery
IN isS

OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. 1.-THE Free
Press (Liberal), which is opposed to the
government, under the heading Treaty
of Capitulation, says to-day; 1T is an
nounced by telegram from Washing
ton that a treaty was signed by the fish
cries commissioners yesterday evening
and that It's contents would be made
public at once. From the remarks cled-
tied to Secretary Bayard it looks very
much as if the treaty amounted
10 a complete surrender to the
Americans. Sir Charles Upper
appears to have held out until the ring
ing of the second bell, but the pressure
from Chamberlain caused him to cave in
at last and agree to any terms that bay
ard chose to dictate. Of course the
treaty is subject to. ratification by the
government OF Great Britain, the parlia-
ment of Canada, the Senate ofthe United
States and the legislature of New
tOundland, and it is to be hoped that our
parliament Will have sufficient indie
pendence to reject the treaty, if, as ap-
pears to be the case, it involves the sur
render of Canada's rights without COM
pensatIon."
\ draft of the fishery treaty arrived
from Washington yesterday and was, it
is understood, considered at the meet
ing Of the cabinet IN the afternoon.
Politicians here continue to assert that
concessions equally important as those
Welded by the Canadians have been
granted by the American commissions
ers. Sir Charles Upper and Hon. Mr..
Thompson are expected 10 return to-
morrow
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4 RIN4IV4Y TRAIN.
4 Heavy Copper Train Makes Havoc at
MaruuetfP,

Me m mfisggaateh ggattesh of tbs 18th from Marquette
lust been created here tonight by long
and rapid runaway train OH the Hough-
ton division Of the Duluth, SOUTH shore
* Atlantic Railroad entering the
city at speed Of fully ninety
miles an hour The great cop
per train, bearing copper t. the
eastern markets from Houghton. arrives
here at $50 nightly. At that time to-
night piercing and long-cCntinued
wbistling was heard. Railroad men
turned pale as they knew from expert
ence It's meaning. The engine seemed
to speak in anguish. The sound came
nearer and in less than four minutes
after the engine gave th first alarm, at
Bancroft, four miles out, just at the head
of the steep grade down into Marquette,
the train came laundering through
the wards with the roar Of whlrlwlld,
great streams of fire pouring from under
everv wheel ana lighting up the night.
The main tracks had been cleared and
every one near it had fed. The tram
passed the shops and rushed through
the Yards into the heart Of the clty and
in rounding little curve between Ihlrd
Street and the passenger depot went all
to pieces. There were several ears OF
massive square timbers for the new ore
docks here on the train. with the box
| cars containing copper. These great
sticks flew in all directions as II from a
| catapult.
Two buildings were torn down by
| them, the car trucks flew hundreds OF
| feet, the box cars turned square across
| the track and others mounted fiat cars.
The wreck for 900 feet II indescrlba-
| bic. BY good fortune some OF the sticks
| were masssed under the truck OF one ol
| the box cars. This acted as sudden
| drag. alter the rear part of the train had
| gone all to pieces and the great Mogu
engine stopped just past the depot as Il
| for passengers.
If the train had gone 800 feet further,
| Just across Front Street, it would have
| gone straight into the lake at the shari
| curve there. Engineer Mulhern says ne
| knew this and never expected TO steT
| from his engine alive. He, however
| determined to die at his post and IN al
| the terrible run his fireman never
| wavered Sharkey, one OF tht
| brakemen, stuck by the train IN
| Ill Fourth Street was reached when hf
| Jumped striking an immense snowdrift
| His brother was killed on the rOaG las
/ summer. The other brakemen were II
the caboose and cut it loose thus saving
| themselves. No one was killed, the es
| cape being miraculous. One car nearly
| entered a small Spring Street boarding
| house, one of the 1ving tlmbefs kIlilni
the dog there. That street IS bIockade'
| by the wreck.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-02-25
TIE READING coal sTRTKE.
The Men Ordered to Return to Work at

Once.
A dispatch of the 18th from Pottsville
says: Master Workman Lewis arrived
this evening, bringing copies Of the cor
respondeuce between himself and
President Corbin looking to resump-
ton at all the Reading company's
mines. Mr. Lewis Immediately went
into consultation with members of the
joint committee with the result that his
action was ratified and an address will
be issued at once ordering immediate
resumption of work. This sudden turn
in affairs produces the livelIest gratifi-
cation among all classes except
the striking railroaders, who are thus
abandoned to their fate. Lee and the
other railroad leaders are furious at
Master Workman Lewis, and are un=
sparing in their denunciation of his al
legged perfdy. They are in close COM
munion tonight, presumably trying TO
devise some eXpedient to meet the new
phase of the situation. but the universal
opinion among the outside community
is that the railroad strike is now a hope
lessly lost cause.
The following was signed and sent out
at I1:40 tonight by Master Workman
Lewis:
40 the Employees Of the philadelphia Iron and
Coal Company: \ on are hereby notified to re-
sumo work Monday, Feb. 20 as per letter of Aus
tin COrbn, ESQ, OF 18th inst, which is accepted
as the basis of settlement. This does not include
any company bu; the Philadelphia & Reading
Coal and Iron Company, hence would urge
upon the miners OF the Lehigh region, including
the Panther Creek Valley. the necessity of main
teining firm stand until those companies are
willing to submit me questions involved 10 a
conference, with the assurance that no victimz
ing viii take place after starting the mines"