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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-26
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Oct 25 (speciaJ.The Chicago wheat market
tailed along during the day after Duluth and Minneapolis
There advance the former place Of cents and
at the latter Of bushel Here the price went
cents from the last figures Of Wednesday night There
time here any indication Of bolsterng OF prices
There at the opening at the small
arrivals of wheat everywhere The news telegraphed
Wednesday BY Psbury that the receipts at
milling points hardly sufficient % supply daily do
mands had been dcud but the mornings figures looked
like confirmation. There only eight OF spring
wheat received Chicago and only half OF these OF con-
tract grades At the nine primary markets there wero
only 36sooo bushels against $50 900 year ago. and az
1856 900 for the same day last year The opening price
nominally 81 10 for May but there was very tts
got by anybody under 81 II. The advancing tendency
was not checked until the price at 81 10 Is. Ths
The posted receipts OF corn were only 262 cars but the
figures small because for reason the arrivals
over the Burlington were not included The estimates
for Friday $50 cars Indicate no sensational dropping
did have little effect pit This increased
by purchases November by Hutchinson openly through
his own concern. From Al 3s Noyember advanced e
~ Is but closed at Al 14G4 49, The advance checked
the shipping demand Adyices from the country tell OF
falling of In the loading OF old.
On the curb May wheat sold at 81 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-26
BEAR ATTACKS FAIL.
THE MARKET SUPPORTED.

NO BULL COMBINATION TO MEET THE
ASSAULTS, YET THE CLOSING WAS STRONG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-26

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-oCT. rs.
THE GENERAL LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-26

Net cash balances 1907 1907 $40 Inc $4,000
The foreign exchanges were dull and weak IN
tone at quotations for business as follows BANK
ers' bills 81 "a and 81 81 IL for long ana shoro
sterling respectively; 5.22 l-2 and Dig "a iof
francs; 95 and o5 IL for reichmarks Az IA anu
40 for guilders. -. .ho;-
The governors of the Bank Of England az Their
weekly meeting to-day made no change IN lts
rate for discount and it remains at Per ce eno
During the week the bank gained tlef,ooV
liabilities was raised from 1907 to 1888 per cent
against an advance of 43.S7 to 4547 per cent
in the same week of last year. when lts rate Ios
discount was per cent. Today tho oanS gaineu
1000 bullion on balance. The weekly sOaN
ment of the Bank of France shows loss OF
:. 900 600 francs gold and gain OF 3;3Lo,Ooo
francs silver At the London Stock Exchahge
british consols were higher and firm at 81 I'll 1or
both money and account Bar silver was easy az
az Id per ounce. In the open money Market
discounts were easy at per cent, or per cent
under the bank rate American railways were IN
iuenced by yesterdays late home quotations. but
the figures never fell TO parity of home quota
lions At Paris French per cents rose 10
81. 81 1-2. , p,.,,o
Bros. & Co., of New-Yorls, offer for subscription
simultaneously with Blake, Boissevain q Co,
London, NJ Boissevain & Co.: Amsterdam
and John Berenberg, Gosler q Co., Ham,
bonds of the Union Pacific, Lincoln end Colorado
Railway Company dated August /, 1888, ana
pavable April l. 10 1S. ut % and accrued interest,"
from October /, to date of delivery. Principal
and interest Internationally guaranteed by the
Boston Subscriptions will be opened October 80; at
10 o'clock, and close October 81, or on Garner
notification from abroad The bonds cannot oe
drawn Total authorized issue is SlOOOO,0oO
American Loan and Trust Company, Of Boston, is
trus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-26

On the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter market was
i56isc. Eggs steady at ls29isc.
s. sS Fancy o % i ~ Wheat Family
@ CO. Corn Rd e. 4 O. M fsSp's
St ss PORK S da Msfa e
sSS s cod. & %ssy sIs: esSss
Ea"'s At c ssss rT%f ry
H ss Butchers e ss ns Ih' e
Shipments @ ,, EsEs Isr EASTERN e. c Ssssss
steady at 10 discount buying and par selling
R Oct c ovem %af iC' SS
i2 May l7e cSmNo ss q as zoo q SssS Corn c
bush Oats $500 bush.
INDIANAPOLIS oct 25-wheat dull No Red lose Corr
Mixed Mixed % s sS bid '''''N
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct 25-wheat receipts were Ss4 cars and
ations We're No Hard cash 81 20; November 81 2sH;
2 SSTDaps cash 81 o NAY be 81 l6 il
May 81 2l track q 90 81 ~ No northern cash
Iae Ss ss e. 81 o. December " 10 May
Oct steady Wheat srm cash ash io,c
a gsssI1 go ., White a. Rye Early active No a.
S Cash At p'sfY s%l'' ss Sf
Butter S steady B5y eS Sar .fs S'eis
1900 bbs Wheat 27 200 bush. Barley $4,000 bush ship
PnoRIn Oct 2Sccrn armer. High Mixed 4lgs.ls.e;
Mixed Viii st &c Rc ned sG W sao 3 cas- ac' Rye
steady 40 Whisky od rS Su Wines os, 2 80 s sps
Rye 2 200 bush shpments-corn $500 bush Oats 7o
bush Rye 1850 bush
ST. LOUIS oct 25-Flour quiet but firm. wnsat7 Ca
higher options lower closing "a SO above YESTERDAY 10
Red cash l0si,c December 1lCl0ll1 sc closing ltc
asked MAY Il2. closig ll2 c Corn higher No =
cash 3Ts,63sc December 1874 33' closing SO aske
May closing 3J nc oats duh and easy; NO =,
cash 22 bid October % q asked November &c; NAY
2ef hy as ssea'S northern Mnneso 49, Wisconsin
No canada 81 Oh Hay-PIalrie - s0 Timothy 81 SO so
bid Butter creamery % 2Gc parry 2o@22e Esss
~ O5 Whiskey steady at 81 IA. Provisions dull PORK
al SIS 90 lard Prime steam nominal Al = ooe 70 Do 40,
81 sss ss short Clear - 81 hSss 80 Baeonosnoui.
ders az ~ 80 Long Clear and Ribs at 80 ood9 i22
Short Clear $3.50 90 Receipts Flour 900 900 n Dds
nv" 900 bush Barley $4,000 bush. shipments Flour
i3 ooo bbs Wheat 220oo bush. Corn 10000 bush Oats
IN 900 bush Rye 1000 bush. Barley 1000 bush.
TOLEDO oct 25-wheat cash l0I s9l1ic; December
lOgc MAY ll5sc dull cash at ai4c oats active
cash o5ic Cloycrseed active steady October - SV No
vember rs SIS: December IS 62 Receiptsw Wheat 700
hush Cnrn bual Oats 5000 bush Cloyerseed VI .
hays shipments Wheat 1000 bush oats 1000 oush.
Cloyerseed !. is9 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-26

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
CHARLESTON. Oct. 25.-Turpentine quiet At 42bc
SIyANNAH Oct. 26-Turpentire firm q AoSn
WILMINGTON, Oct 21.-Turpennne quaetss Nts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-26

Cash quotations follows No Spring Wheat q lS.
gsi Ss No Corn ii &c No "a c No. Rye SIC.
No Barley nominal. 40. Flax seed at 81 AZ Prime
Timothy seed al 81 So Pork at Sl4 20 per Dbl Lard
at S. so per 100 b.. Short RIB Sides loose at s. 30
boye a. as So Whisky distlers finished goods 81 20
Dcr gallon sngars-Cut Loaf S4dSLc Granulated 7'sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-26
GRAIN IND PRODUCE XARAETS.

ers.. Britain, ssss bales sales ALSO bass stock $780,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-26

Actual cash in
Treasy vaults
outstandR -, arr, az, an, Tn. s1oo 7q6
certifcaes.-- e267 2ooS!t 10 iSnc 100
DEPOSITS in banks so 1A,4l4 oo'ioo' az D0N- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-26

Actual Sales. Closing. No
shares
Op'g.l Hgt. Low't Final. Bid. .Ask'd sold.
The Newtown bee., 1888-12-21
CHARLES JONAS,

CHARLES JONAS,
z.a- Merchant Tailor,
Church ST., Newtown, Conn.
| beg leave to announce that have received
fine lot Of suitings and overcoatings in the
stores at Newtown and Bridgeport, where I win
be pleased to wait on patrons and viii guarantee
satisfaction. CHARLES JONAS.
The Newtown bee., 1888-12-21

II Is the Acknowledgements Of the beanty and
holiness OF that character which the day CON-
memorates and the wish. Il mot tndeedthe en-
deavor. to do some of the same work - that
which has been wrought by this beauty and
holiness in all Of nearly soooyears. which gives
Christmas its own power. it's own loveliness.
-[Harperss Bazaar.
The Newtown bee., 1888-12-21
j. A. STTTES,MD.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Qfiica and RAsidanca. Sandy H0ok.

TELEPHONE CoNNEcTIoNs.-Call for Hawley.
Vile and vicinity left at Hawleyville Hat
Shop or Depot; Glen, Bennett's and Bah
bits Bridge, Little York and vicinity Mt n
e. Depot, Sandy Hook. Once hours, to {
A. NJ, II n. to 2, to r. NJ.
The Newtown bee., 1888-12-21
M. G. KEANE,s,

M. G.. KEANE'S.
Monumental Works,
Cor. Gold and Middle Streets.
Bridgeport, Conn.
Monuments and Headstones in all the leading
GRANTEES and Marbles at Bottom Prices.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-16

Hoge and Murphy We're before Justice Lyon
for few minutes Saturday, but the case was
cuntinued-at the request of Judge Bar
mum, who said he had only been called upon
Thursday night and wanted time to look into
the case. The prosecution made no objection,
and the hearing was fixed for next Saturday.
Sunday Bowles said he was feeling much
better than any time since he unboSomed
himself, and told all he knw Of the formation
Of the plot to injure the property of the sys-
tenn. In his statement it is reported that he
said to the railway people that when he went
into the conspiracy he did not realize the
enormity of the crime into which he was
launching. He did not comprehend that it
wOnld involve the lives of hundreds of limo
cent people But the idea of the conspiracy
was not to take the lives of passengers, but by
continued injury to passenger coaches and
locomotives drive away the business of the
road and thus injure it in a degree that would
be iIreparable
But your object was to derail trains" said
General Manager Stone, "and would not such
an act produce to injury TO life and limb and
perhaps Kill people,
al did not realize that" said Bowles, until
heard the testimony, and then it all came
| t. me like revelation My God | am
glad that no such thing has happened. II it
had | don't know what it would have driven
me to. | know what you suggest is true
and see now how awful thing it was hut
thank God, will Try and make all the re
paratiou can by telling YOU the truth
| Bowles was not locked up in jail with the
other defendants hut kept apart from them
in charge Of the marshars officers. The
| brotherhood men still assert that the % is
the one who has cooked up the plot, and that
all the testimony is false and gotten up TO
| orlpr
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-16

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE Amateur sculling
regatta of the Mississippi Valley association
closed at Lake Calumet Saturday with some
good sculllng The junior four had to pull
their race over again, and the sport was very
fine all around. Tie water was in excellent
condition. The junior singles was won by
(. E. Wheeler, of the Lurlines in 1929 The
senior four oars was taken by the Sylvan
crew, of Moline, Ills, in 1904 Muchmore,
of the Lurlines won the senior singles in
ll:35, and the senior pairs was won by Gas
trich and Malcolm, of the Modocs in III 90
The senior doubles was taken by the Lur-
lines in 100. The free-for-all doubles was
an exciting race, and was won by the Della
wares in 1922. The junior tours was won
by the Sylvans in 9:55
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-16

The democratic congressional COnvcn>
ton of the Eleventh district will meet Mt
Monmouth on Wednesday There will
be forty-0ne delegates. Of which Rock
Islard is entitled to seven The business
before the convention will be the nomi~
mating of candidate for congress and a
member of the board of equalization. 1t
is said that eN Congressman Niece is
anxious to again enter the lists against
Mr. Gest, and for lack of an avowed can
didate it looks as though he will secure
the nomination. OF the wisdom of so
doing. however, the ARGUS has serious
doubts. Mr.. Neece has been honored
with the nomination for three successive
terms The first two times he was sues
Cessful, which fact went great way in se>
curing him the nomination two years ago.
Then he had the prestige of two vlctori-
Gus campaigns back Of him. Now it is
different. If nominated. he will have to
90 into the race AS a defeated candidate
That there is opposition to him in each
county of the district is an open secret,
and nowhere is the feeling stronger than
in Rock Island At the last election he
lost the county by 634, notwithstanding
that he carried Moline by the herCuean
work done there BY Sheriff Silvis. 1t
would be impossible for him to secure
the vote there which he received two
years ago and there would be much
larger detection in this city now than
then The same report comes from every
county in the district with the possible
exception of McDonoueh
The general desire is for new candi
date; one who will thoroughly unite the
party and who is free from antagonisms
and entanglements He should really
come from Rock Island county, but thi:
is not so essential rs to get some one &C.
ceptahe to the people generally. and OF
unquestioned ability and integrity. Ii
saying that the eXigency of the occasion
demands another standard bearer thar
William H. Niece. the ARGUS speaks
wholly in what it believes to be the
interest of the democratic party, anC
without prejudice, If the situation wa
different We should not hesitate to sa!
so
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-16
RANDALL a VERY SICK MAN.
His Physicians, However, Feel Much En-.
CnuraCcd and Hopeful.

WASHINGTON CITY. July l6-Representa.
tive Randall'S physicians say their patient is
better, but he Is still very SICK man There
has heen no recurrence Of hemorrhage since
SATURDAY night Mr. Randall slept conSii
erahiv since early yesterday morning. and AT
midnight last night was resting comfortably
Or Martin, who, with Dr Malian. remained
at the Randall residence Saturday night re-
turned 10 Philadelphia yesterday and will
not visit Mr. Randall again for several days
unless summoned here hv some unlooke for
emergency.
The physicians and household felt 50 much
encouraged and hopeful Of continued progress
during the night that nr. Malan and Mr.
Randall's oldest doughter and her husband
Mr.. Lancaster went to their homes to spend
the night, leaving Mrs. Randall and the at
PENDANTS to care for the congressman MIR
Randall will not, IN any event. resume his
congressional duties tins session, and as soon
as he can stand the journey will go to his
Pennsylvania home
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-16
TARDl IIONORS To 4 HERO
THE GREAT CELEBRATION AT AN
GENT MARIETTA, OHIO.

Some Account of the Man Whose Work Is
the Subirct of the Auniver>ary-H How
Gen. ii. Clair. First Governor of the
Northwest Territory, Was Treated by His
Country-The Opening Ceremonies.
MARIETTA. O.. July iG-Tho celebration
which commenced here yesterday and which
is TO continue until Thursday night is to com
memorate in splendid and fitting way the
centennial anniversary of the origin of law
government and civil institutions in the
northwest territory. From this territory,
the first ever erected, have been carved the
rich and potent states of Ohio. Indiana, Hi
noiS, Michigan aud Wisconsin The centen-
NAL celebration is an official one and is the
work of the five states formed from the
northwest territory One hundred years
ago Gen Arthur st Clair was formally in.
Quoted into Office as governor of the north
west territory and the machinery of govern
ment was set in motion The first settlers
had only been here since April z, Of the same
year, and the total white population did not
exceed 300 Before st Glars arrival and
inauguration, martial law prevailed, but as
soon as he took up the reins of government
courts were established civil officers ap.
pointed and wise laws made for the govern.
ment of the territory. The most distinguished
secretary of the territory, under st. Clair,
was William Henry Harrison, who was also
the first territorial delegate to congress
| Harrison and st. Clair are the two great
historical personages who are being cele-
brated here.
Gen. Harrison has impressed himself upon
the west as the giver of remarkable law.
He secured the adoption of a resolution to
subdvide the surveys of the public lands,
and to have them offered for sale in small
| tracts a measure of such gr at value that it
more than any other bit Of legislation be-
came the efficient means of rapidly peoplmg
the west. Before Harrison's resolution was
adopted lands were held in vast tracts by
| spectators, and the actual settlers were
cheated, imposed upon, and found it mat
ter of difficulty to obtain foothold unless
they had large means
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-16

John Sherman in tie convention zap
pause and cries of Good, good
His long and faithful service to
his country and to the Republican party,
his distinguished ability his fidelity as a cit-
zen, all entitled him to your faithful support;
and beg to assure you, as have assured
him both before and since the convention,
that did not and would not upon any consi-
Iteration have made any attempts against him
upon the Ohio delegation [Applausel
The club then spent few minutes in social
talk, and then marched to the railway sta
ton and started at once for Cincinnati.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-16

WAsHISGToS CRY. July lG.-The following al 6
the weather indications for thrty-six hours from
p. III. yesterday. For Minnesota Slightly
cooler westerly winds For Indiana and Illinois
Warmer followed Monday night by slightly
cooler, fair weather; southeaserly winds For
Michigan and Wisconsin Cooler: fair weather;
followed III Wisconsin by local rains; southsrly
winds For lowa-Slghtiy cooler, fair weather
followed Monday afternoon by local rains
variable winds
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-16

Democrats in the several counties composing
The Eleventh Congressional District are requested
TO send delegates to Congressional convention
10 be held nj Monmouth. Illinois,
WEDNESDAY, JULY Is. 1888,
a / O'Clock D. m, for the purpose Of nominating
q candidate for congress and member Of the
Board of Equalization, and To transact such other
business may be presented for the consideration
of the convention
trict Will be entitled 10 The following representa-
zion, based upon the Vote cast for President
cleveland IN 1851 viz.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-16

WASHINGTON CITY, July t. The house
Saturday rejected Bingham's proposition
relative n IA mail subsidy in the postoflice
appropriation bill insisted on disagree.
ment, and ordered "a new conference. The
tariff bill was then resumed, the wool sched
ule being the subject of debate La Toilette
of Wisconsin antagnuized the remarks made
on the tariff by Carlisle at the oP ming of the
debate, and the discussion was continued by
Scott, Grosyenor, Ford Of Michigan and
others At ?. m. the house took recess un
til ). at which time consideration Of privat.
bills was taken up and nineteen passed, al
journm mt being reached at midnight
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-16

WASHINGTON, Pa, July 1G,-While test.
ng the gas mains near Prospect avenue
about noon Saturday section of the pipe
burst and tie gas ignited from fire near
by, causing a terrific explosion Oliver
Wolf, Ernest Boyd, NJ K Porter, Isaac
Lindey, William Neff, Jim Greer and Rob
ert Doyle We're seriously if not fatally
burned Other workmen also received seri-
nus hurns
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-16

AMSTERDAM, July 1.-THE race between
the bicyclists and a horseback rider Satur-
day was won by Temple, Woodside, and Al
lard, the bicycle riders, they covering %
miles in hour and Il minutes and 30 o.
seconds, and Beew, the rider, only - miles
in the same time The horse fell during the
race and slightly in iurad his rider.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-16

CHICAGO july lf-The races at Wash
ington park saturday We're won as follows:
Alaho, mile, l:l52. Laredo, "a mile
lll4l4 Molly McCarthys Last, mile, :43s4 !;
Falcon, ! Z miles, 2:@2; Faunus, q mile,
:02s4 Hamlet, ~ miles, 81; Tudor, ~
miles 81
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-16

MfENEAPoHs, MINI, July fG-Fity-two
local switchmen of the Manitoba road have
made demand on General Manager Marvel
that Hardmaster Berry he asked to resign
his position. The understanding is that if
the request is not granted a strike will be in
augurated Berry has become very obnox-
ious to the switchmen on account OF his
mercilessly strict discipline.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-16

NEBRASKA CITY, Neh, July l6-Ohicials
Of the burlington road here claim to have
unearthed plot to blow up
the new bridge on the Missouri
river with dynamite shipped here for that
purpose, it is claimed by striking engineers
The DYNAMITE it is asserted, has been 10
Gated and the parties in possession of it are
under detective surveillance aud will be ar
rested when sufficient evidence is secured
The officers ais" claim that dynamite was
shipped 10 Platte Mouth and Rulo for a SIM
liar purpose. Startling developments are
looked fnr.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-16

WASHINGTON CITY. July lG.-During the
last fiscal year the pension Office issued llS,
0S1 pension certificates. The number of
original pensions granted exceeded that Of
any previous year by nearly S50O0.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-16

WASHINGTON CITY, July It RreadStufi
exports during last June aggregated in value
&, Isl, .f}s against ST. ,G2G Njl during June,
1887, and for the twelve months ending with
june 30 last, SI25. %. Sol, against Slha, a.
205 during the tweve months ending June 80.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-16

EWING arose ana Sili.
am informed that the
defendant. Bnwles. who
is now here aud can
speak for himself, de
sires to waive further
examination -
MIR DunahOe arose.
and simultaneously the
court said. Mr..
Bowles-"
Mr.. Donahoe inter
ruptei, and said: Hold
on. hold on. we have
some rights here "
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-16

WASHINGTON CITY, July lG-Secretary
Villas left here for Atlantic City Saturday to
be with his wife over Sunday Mrs. Villas
has improved considerably since her sojourn
there
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-16

NEW DIRK, July l6-The national Demo-
cratic headquarters at 10 West Twenty.nintb
street are ready for occupancy, and the COM
mlttee vii take charge there on Tuesday.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-16
.BoV|es Breaks Down
One More Sensation in the 80"
Conspiracy Case.
BOWLEs GOES TO THE ENEMY's CAMP

Donahoe and David, the Defendants Conn
sci, Object to the Courts Proceedings So
vigorously That an Exciting Scene En-
sues-The Court Defied and the Marshal
Called Upon-Donahoe's Indignant Pro-
test-Eowles Aghast mt What Might
Have Been.
CHICAGO, July l6.--The Burlington con
siiracy case seems to be full of sensations
and surprises, and the latest of these took
place saturday, accompanied with a highly
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-16

Al Lowell, Mass, the Hamilton Cotton
mill was damaged 10y Ere to the extent Of
$50 90 Fully insured.