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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-31
THREAD OF LOVE SHIPPED.
Mss CLARK VIII Not Bscoms Mrs. Coates
After All.

Miss CLARK VIII Not BsoOms Mrs. Coates
After Az.
NEWARK, n. J., July SO-Auother big
social surprise is created by the announce
ment that the matrimonial engagement be-
tween Miss Bessie CLARK, daughter OF Will
lam Clark, Of this city, and William
Coates, Of Scotland. has been broken of.
Miss Clark is the eldest daughter Of the
treasurer Of the Clark Thread Company,
ard Mr.. Coates is a scion OF the family
which owns the great Coates thread works
in Scotland snd at Providence, K. l.
The engags sment was announced about q
year ago. and Mr.. Coates visited Newark
during last fall. While the rupture Of the
engagement will csuse surprise among
those who are not intimately acquainted
with the families il is said that such are
suit has lot been unexpected by Others.
It is due. it is said, &c belief that it was
not destined to bs as happy as hsd been
hoped.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-31
ANDERSON AND NILSSON
Two Popular FavOrItes, Henry Abbey Say
are Both In Good Health.

Two Popular FavOrItes, Henry Abbey Says,
are Both In Good Health.
NEW YORK, July 3O.-Henry E. Abbey
who has just returned from Europe, was
interviewed to-day in regard to the condi-
tiau of Mary Anderson's health. He said
that the famouse actress was much batter
and that che would appear on the stage
next year. 'The stories which have
lately been circulated about Christine
Nilsson are on the came footing. They
are false. 1 saw Nine. Nilsson in Paris
two weeks ago. She is not i'll, she is not
crazy, she is not deaf, nor is she dumb.
She may not be able to sing. / didn't hear
her try, bat there was nothing in her ap-
pearance to indicate that she had lost her
voice.
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wEDDING BELLS
King Tor Esppy Marriage Ceremony at
Charlostown.

King FOR gsppy Marriage Ceremony at
Charlostown.
sls-.al rlgr1r. 90 9s Rsgiter.
CHARLEsT0wN, w. Va, July $3.50
ciety circles were thrown into a whirl Of
excitement ia this place this evening, when
the marriage Of Mr.. Gerard D. Moore, Clerk
of the County Court, and Miss Katie jan
nen. daughter of the late DR.. Jannen, was
announced. The wedding took place at
tbe Presbvterian parsonage 40 $50 o'clock,
the Rev. Dr. A. O. Hopkins performing the
ceremony. The marriage was very qaiet,
only a few immediate friends Of
tbs couple being present. The bride is
a great fsvorite among her acquaiatauces
and has always bern a belle iu society in
This place. Her beauty, kind disposition
and charming manners have Won many
friends for her. Sac Is e sister OF the vile
of dc. Thomas Turner, of Frederick, Nd,
and has many friends 10 that city and Bal
timore. The groom is We'll known ana
yery popular. and enjoys the highest re-
spsct OF the people Of this place. lie has
many acqusintoncss throughout the State
and 10 Virginia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-31
THE BROWN MYSTERY.

The Banker Has Been Under the Influ
ence OF OpIates for Months.
WICHITA, KAEs, July SO.-E. T.
Brown, the banker, whose disappearance
and mysterious return created such q sem
sation, is still unable to give any account
of his whereabouts. To day it was learn.
ed that he was seen at two points south OF
here on the 14th and 18th inst, and In
quired his way TO Wichita He then acted
as il he were crazy. Brown hopes TO te
able to aid the police iu bunting down his
abductors soon. His physicians believe he
has been under the influence Of opiates for
months
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-31
JOHN l.. WILL SPAR.

He and Muldoon VIII Give an Exhibition
In New York.
NEW YORK, July 3O.-Wm. Muldoon,
the wrestler, was at police headquarters
yesterday and consulted with Superintend
eat Murray. As he was leaving the build
ing he said he had permit for an athletic
exhibition at the Academy of Music on
Friday evening. He and John L. Sulli'
van will have a wrestling bout, and the
champion slugger will also spar Mike
Cle4ry. The plan is to keep Sullivan in q
quiet place until the end Of the week,
when he is expected to return to Boston.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-31
Brumm inning to PICK the Plum.

WASHINGTON, July SO.-The positive
announcement last week that eIRepre-
sentative Thomas, Of Illinois, would next
day be appointed Commissioner of Public
Lands has not been justified as yet by the
appointment Ex-Representative Brumm,
OF Pennsylvania, is now working for this
place, backed, it is stated, by Quay, Cam
eron and Wanamaker. Having declined o
s.. 500 place in the Department OF Justice,
Brumm may not get anything more.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-31

NEW YORK, July SO-The statement
that ex-senator Stephen ". Dorsey had
succeeded in effscting a compromise with
the creditors who are pushing him is posi-
tively denied by the attorneys FOR the par
ties most interested. The NAvAda Bank
wants every cent Of the s., 600 for which 1t
has q Judgment, and Lawyer Edward Z.
kaufman, laughs at the idea that Arthur
Levy & o., the London bankers, would
accept one-tenth Of their aim Of 500, 600.
Dorsey is out Of town to-day, but the ex-
animation in supplementary proceedings
will 70 On tomorrow.
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TERRIBLE DEATH.

Mrs. Wilson Instantly Killed Near Bsyard'
". Va.
CUMBERLAND, ND, July SO.-Saturday
night as a party from Bayard, W, Va,
were going to a party at StOyer, Md, oa
hand car on the West Virginis Central
railroad. light was seen ahead on the
track. Mrs. Mary Wilson, Miss Florence
Wilson and Miss Mary Shaffer jumped
from thecar. Mrs. Wilson was killed and
Miss ShafFer had her arm broken. The light
proved to be a sig1sl lantern.
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CHAMPION CLARKsoN.
He Knocks Out Mr villas by n Majority of
1000.

He Knocks Out Mr. villas by a Majority OF
1000.
WASHINGTON, July 3O.-If the fourth
class postoffices were the only offices un-
der the government in which immediate
changes we're desired, there would not be
much cause for dissatisfaction in fact,
this would be the most popular admins
tration with the Office seekers in the his
tory of the government First Assistant
Postmaster General Clarkson has fully
met every expectation of the members OF
Congress. In the space of time in which
Mr.. Villas, four years ago, removed LOCO
postmaslers of the fOurth-elass, Mr.. Clark
son removed 5000. His best record was
/. O15 in one week. He is making remov-
ais noS at the rate Of about 600 per week.
At this rate it will not be long before the
SO 900 fOurth-class pOstoffices in the coun-
try are in the hands of coed Republicans.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-31
HUBBARD GOES.
The Chicago Chief VIII Bring Burke Back
Himself.

The Chicago Chief VIII Bring Burke Back
Himself
CHICAGO, July 30.-Chief of Police
Hubbard, accompanied by Lieut.. Alexan-
der Ross, left for Winnipeg last night, and
they will arrive there Wednesday noOn
The Chief is determined TO have Burke
back here, and as soon as the full bench
at winnigeg renders decision it is prob
able that the prisoner will be started
south. The Chiefs object in Roirg to
Winnipeg ia TO personally superiutend
the wo of bringing the prisoner aud the
witnesses, Carlson and Martinson, back 10
Chicago. So much has been said about
sssassinating them that he deems it good
judgment 10 exercise every possible pre-
caution 10 assure their safety.
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WANTS ANOTHER FIGHT.
KIlrain Says He is Anxious to Meet sullI-
van Again.

miriam says nc Is ADAlous 10 meet Sulil-
van Again.
NEW YORK, July SOP. J. Sharkey, a
well known sporting man of this city, re-
ceived the following letter to-day:
FRIEND PATTI received you very kind
letter of the 2Oih inst. This is the first
letter l have written since the fight. To
begin with am very sorry that you lost
SO much money on me, but, as you say, /
tried my level best to win for you and all
who backed me. My colors 1 gave to the
Southern Athletic Club before I left New
Orleans. l am now feeling ali right and as
soon as l can get the money together and
| have reason to believe it won't take very
long, am going after John L. again. 1
have inst come in from the country where
1 have been for several days. Old Norris
was down here looking for me, bat he has
taken his departure and / now feel safe.
Aside from this there is nothing new here,
SO will close, hoping that better luck will
follow me next time. Yours truly,
JAKE kILRAIN.
P. S.-The people here are very sore on
Charlie Mitchell. JAKE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-31
1Dsuranoe which Doesn't Insure.

WASHINGTON, July 3O.-The Hatcht to-
day prints four-column article purporting
to be an exposure of an insurance sWindle'
IT relates to an institution calling itself
the National Union Benefit Association OF
Washington, which had its Office at 929 +
street. Its officers are: Edward Webster,
President; G. W. T. Wright, Vice Pfesl-
dent: John p. Anderson, Secretary and
Treasurer; W. W. Granger, Medical Exam
iner. The concern is accused OF showing
brisk enterprise in collecting fees and as
sesments while evading its obligations and
cheating its subscribers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-31
An Editor Beaten By a crook.

DENVER, Col, July 3O.-COl. John
Atkins, editor of the Neics, who has been
wspipg war upon the crooks of this city fol
some time past, was assaulted last night
inst az he was leaving his Office for home,
by the leader of the gang, known as
1Soanyu Smith. Smith knocked him
down with a loaded cane and otherwise
severely injured him before assistance
came Smith was arrested and locked up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-31
Pensions for West virEinIans.

Special TtlcgrdTl TO tlSi Register.
WASHINGTON, July 3O.-PensiOns were
granted to West Virginia applicants to-day
as follows
Original Invalid-Elijah F. Newall,
Robert T. Phillips, William Huerl.
Increase-Daniel A. Wood, John I.
Freeman, Elijah R. Wachter, Thomas j.
COttrill, Solomon Reed, Henry S. Atkins
franklin A. Work and Samuel Crayton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-31
DINED WITH DAVIS.

President Harrison Given Dinner by the
Ex-senator.
DEER PARK, July 3O-Pfesident Har-
rison was given an informal dinner
tonight by ex-senator Davis. Covers
were laid for eight persons. The guests
were Cardinal Gibbons, Secretary Window,
Mr. Halford, Lieutenant Brown. OF the
Navy. S. b. Elkins and Major Nichelas
Hill. of Baltimore. It was the first time
the President and the Cardinal have met.
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The Alabama Tariff League.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, July 3O.-secre'
tarp Barber, of the White Republican PRO
tective Tariff League, reports that 36 club'
have been chartered, aud many other ap
plications for charters are awaiting action
by the Executive Committee. A meeting
of the League is to be held in Birmingham
about the middle Of August, at which
efforts will be made TO Introduce the or
gsnization into every Southern State.
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THEY YEARN FOR HIM
CHICAGO POLICE WILL HAVBA CHANCE TO
SRBNR. BURKE AGAIN.
The Winnipeg Court Decides Thsi BE Can Be Extra
dlitt, and Chef Hubbard Gas o. 10
Slp.rnisrd the J,b-Ihs
Suspects Arraiglsd.

WINNIPEG, July SO.-The full court
gave judgement at noon to-day in the
Martin Burke appeal. Judgements
wore delivered respectively by Chief
Justice Taylor, Judge Bubuie and
Judge Killam. They all eOncurred in
finding that there were no grounds for re-
versing the action of Judge Balm, who COM
mitted Burke for extrsdition. Burke,
therefore, goes back as soon as
the necessary order comes from Ottawa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-31
ABIg Sig surplu. Of tho parnon Fund

DUBLIN, July 3O-The Elpres. llde-
pendent Conservative, says. The surplus
Of the Parncn indemnity fund exceeds
40, coo pounds. The accounts show that
only 90 600 has been used for legal eN-
penses In connection with the special COM
mission. The remainder, the Elprcs says,
cannot legally be distributed among eyict-
ed tenants, and it therefore ought TO be re-
turned to the subscribers TO the fund.
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Tho WArIn EgXnt.

CAIRO, July 3O.-Adyices from Asaouan
state that the advance Of the Deryishes is
continuous, though slow. a skirmish oc-
Cured yesterday between Egyptian patrol
men and Dervish outposis, during which
sixty Dervishes were killed. Gen. Green
fell, the commander OF the Egyptians, IS
moving southward and has reached Johki.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-31

DUCK HILL, MISS, July 3O.-The rain
fall last night and to-day was the hardest
far years in this section. All the large
streams have overhowed their banks.
Thousands of acres of cotton and corn are
submerged, and fences and bridges washed
away. The weather indicates more rain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-31
East Liverpool Man Missing.

EAST LIVERPOOL, O., July SO.-About
Iune Is last Jacob Jamison, Cornplanter
Indian. left for trip to HultOn, Pa, to see
b;s wife He was to have returned the
followipg Monday, but has never put IN
bis appearance, nor has anything been
heard of his whereabouts. Recently
ho5y answering to Jsmison's description
was found at Steubenville, and an invesu,
estion has been instituted, rs it Is believed
she man was foully dealt with.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-31
Elixir ofDates.

las combination of the active properties
of dates. fes and prunes, and ether tsopi,
cal fruits. It's pleasant taste and 1enenclA'
0at - :. have rendered it immensely Popa-
idr - II cures hsbitual constipation, indi'
.;,, l-I. - biIiousness, sick headache, piles,
sss'i' Sid in 90 cent bottles by w. W.
Teo W E Williams, John LAughlln,
nS Il n r Goetze. J. T. Goodwin & 70.
snd and Eogan T. & Co., Wholesale Agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-31

SrBEAroR, Ill, July 3O.-W1liam L.
Scott, the Pennsylvania millionaire coal
baron, who owns nearly all ths stock OF
the Spring Valley en- Coal Mining Com
psny, is said TO be figuring with sn Eng
lish syndicate for the entire Spring Valley
mine, including all the machinery and
40, 600 acres Of land.
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A GOOD LIFE ENDKp.

Death OF Prof Kendrick of Marietta Col
Iege-An aonored Career.
MARIETTA, OHIO, July 3O.-Prof. John
Kendrick, of Marietta College, died to-
day, aged eighty-six years. lie was a class
mate of Salmon P Chase, at Dartmouth,
came West to take a professorship at
Kenyon College. Stanley Matthews, eX-
President Hayes and other eminent men
recited to him there. In l-36 he came to
Marietta College and held an active pro-
fessorship till 1873.
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ABANDONs HIS WORK.
The st. Louis Glass Mandatory to be
Sold.

PITTsBURG, July 3O.-Ihe first volun-
tary abandonment of the manufacture OF
dint glass and bottles in years is now the
talk of manufacturers of that class Of goods
in this city.
The concern in question is the st. Louis
Glass Works, the largest factory of its kind
in the West. The suspension is not an as
signment, for J. K. Cummings, the
principal owners, and the other stock
holders are perfectly solvent and even
wealthy. Mr. Cummings possesses large
means, and is identified with several profit
able enterprises in st. Louis. A local
manufacturer said he has information to
the effect that there is no money iu the
business, that to continue to operate his
plant would involve a large outlay for re-
pairs, and C. at rather thAn do this he con-
cluded TO abandon the factory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-31
A Cattle Plague In Texas.

CHICAGO, July 3O.-A dispatch from
Winfield, Kaps, says: Cattle men from
the Indian Territory report that Texas
fever is playing havoc among their cattle
in the Territory. Over forty head were
sen dead ia one pasture alone, and in
Others, numbers varying from Z to 25.
They also stated that hundreds Of cattle
vera diving in Oklahoma.
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A &c. A." FIRM GOES DOWN.
Bartheller G Co, OF Boston, Fsu for 3
Million and q Quarter.

Bartheller * Co, OF Boston, Fsu for q
Million and q Quarter.
Boston, July 3O.-E. and A. II. Bar
theller & Co, among the largest Boot and
Shoe houses in Boston, doing business at
lO6 Summer street, have assigned. Mr..
Bartbeller, Of the firm, states that the lis-
bilities %. near as can be ascertsined, will
reach 81, $50, 600, with nominal ssseis
about the same figure. An expert account
ant is now going over the books and a re-
port viii be made 10 the creditors as soon
5s possible. The assignees sre ThOs. f
Proctor, of Boston, and r. Bachelor, Of
Nort BrookGeld The firm is one Of long
standing and was rated by BTadstreets &c.
a. o." The failure causes great surprise.
The firm il one OF the oldest in its line
of business in the country. 1t was estab-
isbed ia 1919, and its factory OF North
Brookfeld employed abOu. 1, 100 hands,
who were entirely dependent upOa it for
support.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-31
BOTH FLOOD AND FIRE
DISPLAY THEIR FURIOUS POWER IN A
DOZEN PLACES.
Terrible Rain Storms in New Jerssy-Plairfsld
Under Watsr-Lnothsr clnsmaugh Threat
ened-Costy Forest Fires in the West
"A Mountain Ablazs.

PLAINFIELD, n. j., July 30.-The
greatest flood ever known here came this
a..ernOon. At o'clock the dam at Stony
Brook, above the Green Valley mills, gave
way, carrying with it COddingtOn's ice
houses and many barns and seriously un-
deImining the mills. At $40
a dam on Green Brook, in
the heart of the town gave way and caused
much damage. The damage here is very
great, two or three square miles of thickly
settled territory bsing submerged. There
were many gallant rescues Of life.
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Kilrain Said to be RetreatIng.

RICHMOND, VA, July 3O.-Persons
from Hampton state that Jake Kilrain
was in that village yesterday with his
wife. he registered at the Hampton
House as John Lennon and wife, but was
soon recognized by people from Norfolk.
He is beating retreat from Lowry, and
was making preparations to move on to-
day.
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E,rihnnake In Japan.

YOKOHAMA, July 3O.-A dispatch re-
csived to-day from Nagasaki, states that
dreadful earthquake has occurred in the
western portion of the Island Kiousiou.
The town Of KumamatO was destroyed. A
great number OF people persisted. A vast
amount Of property was also destroyed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-31

ToR MO, ONT, July SO.-Michael J.
Fenton, sentenced to one years imprison'
ment and forty lashes for an assault on
little girl at St. Thomas, received the hrst
half Of his punishment at the Contra
,,risop here today. Fenton took the Hog
ginv quietly, exclaiming at the end o.
zach stroke, 'Oh, Lord, have mercy o.
mel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-31
SOMETHING ROTTEN.

Work on the Cruiser Texas Progressing
Very Slowly
WASHINGTON, July 30.-Referring TO
the reports concerning the construction Of
the Texas at the Norfolk navy yard an Off
cial at the Navy Department said to-day it
had been known for some time that there
was trouble with the plans for the vessel ,
and that they had been altered in accord
ance with suggestions by Naval Construct
or Bolles and Chief Constructor Wilson.
Work on the vessel has been progressing
very slowly, he said, but what the out
come wonld he he could not say.
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UNCLE SAM Is UGLY.
TRR OLD GENTLEMAN HAS GOT HIS BACK
UP.
And The British Sealers srs Finding it Out 10 Their
Sorrow-Sq1ally Timss in Bshring Sea-
Two British BarkS Boarded
and Searched.

SAN Francisco, July 3O.-The steamer
Dora arrived from Behripg Sea last night,
and brings the first detailed news Of the
capture of the British sealer, Black Dia-
mcnd, by the United States Revenue cut
ter Richard Rush. July 11th the Rush
overlook the Black Diamond and ordered
her to heave to. The captain of the Black
Diamond refused to do this. ThereupOn
the commander of the Rush ordered a
lowering of ports, and running out of guns,
which caused the schooner to heave to.
Captain Shepard and Lieutenant Tuttle
boarded the English craft and asked for
her papers.
BROKE INTO THE CABIN.
The officers of the Black Diamond offer
ed no armed resistance but refused to de-
liver the chips papers. Cspt. Sheppard at
once broke open the cabin and forced the
hinges ofthe strong box and the Captains
chest, thereby securing the papers. A
search OF the vessel disclosed l03 seal
skins which had been taken in Behripg
sea. Capt. Sheppard placed nOn-cOm-
missioned officer from the Rash in charge
Of the Black Diamond and ordered the ves-
sci to be taken to Sitka to await instruc-
tioRs.
THE ENGLIsHMAN TALKS BIG.
The Captain of the Black Diamond made
a statement when in Victoria. He had
been ordered to pay no attention in case he
was overtaken by the Rush and ordered to
heave to. He said he would not have sur
rendered if the Rush had had an inferior
force 10 that of his own. On July 13, the
schooner Triumph was also boarded by
Captain Sheppard, but no arrest was made,
the skins on board the vessel having been
captured in the Pacific and not in the
BehriDg Sea.
A passenger who arrived here last even
ing from the steamer Dora said; ION our
way down from ST. Paul Island we saw 6
ssalers and the Rash was closely in pur
suit Of them. We left St. Paul Island on
July II, and on the following day saw the
Rush in pursuit Of her prey By this time
the Rush has made additional captures. 4"
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1T RAISES THE WALL.

Tho Lato Decisions Put Higher Duty on
Imported Wool.
WASHINGTON, July 3O.-Assistant Sec
retary Ticheror has telegraphed as fOllowa
to Representative II. Townsend, of Colo
rado: "The meaning and effect of the aP-
praisers report and departments decision
concerning wool waste, is evidently mis-
understood. Decision is in every respect
restrictive and prevents importations at
low rates of these so-cAlled wastes.
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OAT MEAL IN PLENTY.
A Gain Of Sixty Million Bushels In the oat
Crop.

CHICAGO. July 3O.-AccOrding to the
statistics furnished by the Farmers RerietC
correspondents, the oat crop of the present
season will be the largest ever harvested
in the United States. The total yield for
twelve States, viz: Illinois, Indiana, Ohio
Kentucky, Missouri, Iowa, Kansas, Ne
brasks, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesot.
and Dakota ia estimated at SOC, 672, 53I
bushels. Assuming that the yield in Other
States will equal that of last year, or 1856
4s7, 800 bushels, tie total oat crop of the
United States will be about 1853, 16O, 1872
bushels, or a gain Of 81, ,425,0 600 bushels
over the oat crop OF 1888
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sullIran Want. ohange Of venue.

CHICAGO, July 3O.-The motion Of P.
o. Sullivan's attorneys for a change OF
venue was argued before Jndge Horton this
morning. All the five prisoners were
brought into the court room, which was
packed to sufloca,iOn. The arguments
were very brief and the Court took the
matter under adyisement.