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Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-19
PRODUCE MARKETS.

CHICAGO, June Isl rs p m. close-Wheat
Easy; cash, sO4c; July, Ts@7s]sc; Decem-
Der, 1890.
oesn%stesssy; sssls cash. s'f0' july 'd0i
oats-Steady; cash, 223sc; July, % 1-116c;
September, 2215c.
Rye-Cash 3O(03015c.
Barey-Nothing doing.
Prime Iimothy-S1.26.
Flax-sl.53.
Whisky--Sl.02.
porklFirmer; ) cash. SLIGO; July' sl1.es7s'
Lard-Eassy; cash; $3.50; July, $3.50;
September S6.70@61216.
F'lour-Firm as recently quoted; win
ter wheat, S2(04.50; spring wheat, Sl.3O9
$50; rye, 81 45Q02.60
Dry Salt Meats-Shoulders S5.1215Q5.25;
short clear, Sc. 121196.25; short ribs, 1915
@5.S5
Butter .Firmer; creamery, 12916c; dairy,
9@14c.
Cheese-Frm; full cream cheddars 81
CaS1Sc; flats, 79l(9Sc; Young Americas, s14@
Eggs Steady; fresh, 1o@l2c.
des--Unchanged; heavy and light green
salted, SIC; saltei dull, 4l4c; green salted
calf. &c; dry flint, &c; dry salted, &c;
dry calf, 7@sci deacens, I s5c each CHA n,o,aa
Receipts. Shipments;
Flour ........ ....... 5000 1000
Wheat. at................... a'oOo O0o ,f1 1UO U0U
Corn. ....'.........'... .oddd,Uo0o iot000
New York. June --Wheat--Recelpts,
exports 40 oo spot dg unsettled m staLs
red, 77c; ungraded red, s2ss@s431Sc; OPP
tions lower; July, s21sG0S35sc.
Corn Receipts, 136,OOO; exports, lis, 600;
elevator; % 4s1s@4sysc aaoat; migrated
| mixed, 4i@4216c, options firmer but quiet;
July, 4134c.
Oats-Receipts, $4,000; exports. 1000;
spot steady but more active; options quiet
| but firmer; June, 2S1Sc; July, 2S1sc; spot
No. white, 34c; mixed western, 25930c.
Coffee-Options firm and 10 to ~ points
| down sales, 142, $50 bags; June, S14.50@14.6o
July, s1450@l47o; spot Rio dull; fair cargoes,
| Sl131A.
Petroleum-Steady but quiet; United
| closed at S35lc.
Eggs-Higher; western, 14At9i41Sc.
| Pork--More active at Sl3.009l l3.25.
Lard-Qoiet and weak; western steam,
| Sc. S21S; July, S9.SG.
Butter--Quiet but fairly active; western,
| 9@171Gc.
Cheesc-Quiet and easier; western, 7Ac.
| Kansas City, June 1S.-Wheat-
| Quiet; No. 9 red, cash, 73c asked: July, 60c
bid No. soft. cash, 75c asked; August
| &c bid.
Corn-Steaay; No. 2. cash. 28c bid; No
| 3 white, cash, 28c bid.
Oats-No. cash. 20c asked.
Liverpool, June ls.-Wheat Stead,
and demand fair; holders offer moderately
Corn Steady and demand fair; new
mixed western, IS SID per GENITAL
Minneapolis. June 1S.-Wheat-Sampl,
wheat lower; receipts, $50 cars; shipments
So cars. Closing; No. hard, June an(
July, 97c; on track, csc; No. northern
June and July, 90llc; on track 92@9+c; No
9 northern, June and July, size; on track
s2@S4c.
Milwaukee. June 49, - wbeat-Easy
cash and July, T41sc.
Corn Steady; No. 8, S4l5c.
Oats-Dull; No. 2. white, 2I@27ha-
Rye--Quict; Nc. |, 42c.
| Bnrley-.Dull, No. 2, 5Q95ic.
Provisiops-Steady pork, SlL60.
Cincinnati, June Is. Wheat-Dull
No. rcd, SIC.
Corn-Scarcc; No. 9 mixed, 36(@361<c.
| Oats-Wealser; No. mixed, 25@255Sc.
Whisky-Steady at Sl.O2
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-19
Groceries.

Ons-Kerosene-P w, 10c; w w, 12c;
headlight, 11hd; salad oil, s215@9.OO per
dozen.
P1okLEs-Med per bbl, $500; small,
$500; gherkins, $500; G ~ B chow-chow,
OTIS, $500; pts, $780,
21zc; rag, 219c: MANILA b, &c; No. /, Sc.
SALT-Dairy, 1t0 2-lb pkgs, S2.70; do 100
Bib pkgs, $3.50; do 90 5-lb pkgs, $3.50; do 2S
10-lb pkgs, 81. 40: Ashton, bu bags, So lb S5c;
do 4-bu bags, 224-lb, $40; do NJ S A, 56-lb
bags, 55c; per bbl Sl.15.
SEEDs-Bird, 415Q16c
SALsoDA-19SGD394c per lb.
STARcH-51497c per lb.
STOVE PoLIsH-S2 00(@5.S7 per gross
Spices Whole, per lb-Allspice, lie; Cas-
sia China. 1Oc: cloves, Zanzibar, 23c; nut
megs, No. l, zoe; pepper, 20c.
SUGARs-Granulated, 994@1Oc; confection-
ers A, 91Ec; standard, extra g, 94; yellow
g, SIC; powdered, 1O(9lo}4c; cut loaf, 1O4@
TrAs-Gunpowder 2O96Oc; Japan, 2O@40c;
Y, Hyson, 2s@5Oc; oolong, 22@5o.
VINEGAR-Per gal, 13:p2O.
FIsn-SaltADrie Goldfish, 61I@os1<c; hall
but, 12c; scaled herring 25c per box; hol
herring, dom, SOC; Hamburg spiced herring,
sl.00@l.10; hol. herring, zoe; mackerel, hlf
bbls, No. ], $1,000; large family, 1880 per
100 lbs; whitetish, No. I, sT.25; family, $500;
trout, $500; salmon, $500; anchovies, 10 lb
pals, SEC.
LYE-sl.7 l.7504.50. riIsf
NUTs-Almonds, 16(n1sc; Brazls, ac; fl
berts, l2c; pecans, lOc; walnuts, 1Oc; peanut
cocks 9c; roasted, l0c. 'e
BAGs-American A, seamless, 17c; Union
| Square paper, discount 35 per cent.
CoFFEEs-Green-Fah old golden Rio,
| 27c; fancy old peaberry, 23c; Rio, choice to
| fancy 22c; Rio, prime. 21c; Rio, good, 17c;
Mocha, 29c; Java, fancy Mandehling, zoe
| Java, good interior, 24c, ~, ~
CoFrEEs-Ro -Roasted-Arbuclsle, 241c; Nc
Laughlin's xxx, 2f54r; German, 241ac;
Dillworth, ASac; Alaroma, 244e. T.
DnnrS FsGlTsPer nTp aprects Psf iol5c o.
| Apples, salt Lake, 4asc; stars, 5Ilc Aldens,
| 6&@Sc. Peaches. Cal. Y, peeled, zoe; fancy
unpeeed, l1Q13c; Salt Lake, &c. Prunes,
Cal. X @, s99Hc. Currants, 4Sl@54c
Turkish prunes, 414c. Citron peel, 22c
Lemon peel, lac. Dates, 10c. Figs, 9CQl0c
Raisins, Malaga bunch, dehesas, $500 pei
box; Valencias, per h. &c; Cal. G & S, S2.4(
| per box. Dried grapes, &c. Blackberries, 81 C
| Pitted cherrles Ice. Pitted plums, S@9Hc C
Raspberries, 24c. Nectarines, l2lS@ l3c.
| CANNED FIsH-Brook trout, Id, $40
salmon trout, 2 ID, S2.35; clans, Id, $l.25
clans, 2 10, $500; clam ehowder 3 10, s2.25
devilled crabs, To- SECS; devilled crabs,
ID, 1880; Goldfish balls, 2 Id, sl.75; caviar, \
Holsters, 10, 81 80; Holsters, devilled, a Id
s2.25; mackerel; Id, sl00; mackerel mus
tard sauce, lb, $500; mackerel tomat
sauce, Id, $3.50; oysters, ] Id. soc; oysters
10, 81; 80; salmon, q. r., Id, s2.l0; salmon
q. X, lb s3.l0; salmon, Alaska, Id, Sl.65
So mon, Alaska, lb $50; shrimps, Id
S265.
CASDY-sI@l2iScp per lb.
] CHOCOLATE AND CocoA-2l939c per ID
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-19
EngIish Metal Market.

The American Metal Market has the fol-
lowing cable, dated London, June IA:
Quotations have been generally lower, and
trade no more active than week ago.
TIS--Made marked decline on the week.
and has been dealt in TO only moderate ex-
Whitsuntide holiday, was steady at about
the same figures as on the preceding Friday,
but later in the day the market grew easier
and closed 2s Cd lower at 29l los and 992 5s.
About 5s more w was lost az Wednesday,
brought quotations still lower. cash closing
900 IFS Cd, forward s99l lbs Cd. This
steady downward movement continued yes
terday, the days operations resulting In {
during the first session and this morning
| forward prompts were again easier, but re
! covered TO &9i at the end Of the day, will
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-19
Lumber, Lime, Etc.

Sxs 1900 1900 1900 1900 1900 1900 1900
FENCING-No. /, 4 and inch, IL and IA tt,
rough, SIB00@l6.50; No. l, 4 and inch, 16
feet, sl7.Oo@l7; SO; No, 2. 4 and 6 inch, II
l6 feet, S15.00@l6. 90.
FINIsHING-1st and I'd clear, ~ inch 2
s, S49.00@51.00; 1st and I'd clear, ~ and 2
inch, s IS, s47.00@49OO; Sd, clear, II inch,
Q inch, s, s43.OO@46OO; B select, TX, IL,
and inch, S, S37.OO@3S.00; 1st and End,
clear, inch, S 2s, $500; Sd clear, inch, 5
2s, $1,000, A select, inch, S 2 5, $500; B
select, inch, 2 s. $1,000.
STOCK BoARDs-A 12 in, 8, 12, Ia and
10 fl, $4,000: b ~ IN, s l2, Il and 16 II,
S41.OO; q l2 in, 5, 12, IA and 16 it, $4,000.
ID 12 IN. l 8, IL, IA and 10 #, $500; No. |
com, 12 in, s 8, IL IT, $500; No. com, IL
in, s ! S, IA and 1S it, Sl1 .5o@iS;b SO; No, !
2 com, 12 in, s s. IA and 16 #, $500.
FLooRING-1st com in white pine, $500;
I'd com in white pine, $31. 90; Sd com 6 in
white pine, 5000; d com d In white pine,
$1,000; com and 8 in yellow pine, $500;
yellow pine, and in $1,000.
LIME, ETo.-Quincy white lime (best), soc;
English and German Portland cement, S3.45;
Milwaukee and Louisville, S1.30; Michigan
plaster, S225; Fort Dodge plaster, $2.10.
per ct dis doors, blinds, mouldings. so per ct
pis; tarred felt, per cwt, S2.OO; straw board,
per cwt, SLIGO.
POPLAR LuMBER-Clear poplar box BIDS, "
in, s 2 s, $500; clear poplar q in panel,
$4,000; clear poplar s5 in panel, $500; clear
poplar u in panel stock wide, $ IS, $500;
clear poplar corrugated ceiling, u, $1,000.
PosTs-White cedar, inch, halves, l2c;
white cedar, 81 inch, halves and s inch q'rs,
lie; white cedar inch, round, 16c; Tennes-
see red CEDAR split, 16c; split oak, (white),
Sc: sawed oak, 1Sc
SHINGLES, LATm, PER NIX clear, Sc 20;
extra *A*, $3.50; standard A, $500; inch,
clear, 81. .60@170; g inch. clear, sl75@l.S0;
No. l, 81 100l.l5; clear red cedar, mixed
widths. $40; California redwood, dimen-
sion widths, $3.50; cypress, clear heart, di-
mension widths, 1925; lath, $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-19
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.
Cattle.

Tuesday, June 1S.
About $500 cattle Of all kinds. were re-
ceived today. The market opened with the
statesmen asking steady prices and the buyers
bidding 1oc lower than Mondays prices:
Eastern markets were reported weak and
lower, and the trade in beeves ruled slow all
day. At the time of closing there were still
a good many cattle unsou. The beef and
shipping steers sold principally at 370@4.0O.
Butchers stock did not show much change
in prices, the sales ranging at 81 90 eo3.25. A
few bulls changed hands at S2.0O@2. 90.
There were more stockers and feeders on
sale than usual, the bulk of them being
yearling and two-year-old stockers.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-19
Live stock Notes.

Robbins g. Bussey, of Kearney, came in
with three loads of cattle.
Craudall & Miller, of Panama, Ia, were
among the shippers here with q load each of
hogs and cattle.
j. w. Wylie, of ELM Creek, was here
with four cars of cattle
q. ]. Litchty, of Litchty & Barnes, Daven-
port, shippers, came in with stock
johnson Bros. who are among the regular
Iowa shippers were over from Anita with
two loads Of cattle.
w. II. Boyer was here with q load Of cat
tie from Harlan.
J. l.. Coleman had In load Of cattle his
own feeding, from Fullerton.
w. w. Pool, who handles stock at Panama,
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-19
Iinrs.

The general market opened at about yes
terday's prices but later developed consider
able strength and was active. Still later,
however, it dropped back to the morning
prices. light hogs sold largely at S4.00 with
q trade or two at SIO21S and S4.05 Heavy
and mixed hogs sold ut 1896, S3.971& aud
during the squirt plenty of them went at
S4.00. The hogs were about all sold early.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-19
Receipts.

Two double decks were received. but they
were consigned direct to the packers.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-19
FINANCIAL.

New yoRK. June i7.--[Special Telegram
70 Tas Bee. stock market
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-19
The following were the closing quotations:

MoNEY-Easy, at 2S0215.
PRIME MERciNrlLE PApER-3I9 per
cent.
STERLING ExoHANGE-Dull but steady |;
sixty-day bills, S4.S7; demand, S4SSI
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-19
Beef Review.

Showing the highest and lowest prices
paid for beef and shipping steers ON the days
Indicated during the past three years. Sales
of cattle in less than car load lots not ia
clude1
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-19
Prevailing Prices.

The following Is a table of prices paid In
this market for the grades Of stock men,
toned:
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-19
German chlckorv red. Sc.

German Chlckory red, Sc.
0GrNGER-Jamaica, u pts, $500 per doz
FARINAcEous GooDs-Barley, 3Cp3sic; far
ina, 41Sc; peas, Sc; oatmeal, 29{0o4c; maca-
rom, lie; vermicelli, lie; rice, 4s18Ic; sage
and tapoa fhc006c1L
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NORTH DAKOTA CONVENTION.
4 Number Of Articles Adopted and
Ready for Aubmtsstoo.

BIssaEsk, Aux. t6.--Ihe convention has
completed consideration Of the article on
corporations. Any combination s1i seen
individuals. corporations az associations.
having for its obsess sae controlling of The
price OF Asy frocucf oy article If insufs-
fmetnrs, - pTcDibifci. declared unawfui
and against pubiic policy. sns ans and all
franchises shalt. when the owners violate
the article. &c so4d.
The art cite on eduratsau wa afot,test
with f~ss snaepisnents.
Tee article oft puflie lands WAS ad0ptesf
after amending 30 that the leasing Of iafsts
shall ne under tie control sf the board af
university and school lands
The sgttei. or eounty ard township
organization wss adopted az e- aue sssGx
50 that u Il virtually a enpy a tne fliiness
system. Alsss . secsso Ma adde's. defining
tssr roanty oslees "a D. Ei.zsd
All OF this sftrfsssoB nss beEH nt2nriefi
iEl constellation ri the revenue ard fax-
ssson 20 BE established sy the iexlslztare.
The afttst~ adopted provides that all
property shall b ta1ed slske.
The sfsieis pryyfilnx Zoe gntBrs amend.
nssnt Gf she cs7nefttaftaE y an afssfse6. III
tzfoxi5,s that after the proposed ztaensf-
rnsns has receives = raajnftss vote srs tao
saccesssve Legislative seserz hIses, IL shall
be sssnFasff.l % yssfs p4 the p<9gie
A section prexielng that sEl towing
streams aaa Estsfai wa'erwass SHALL ioF.
ever resasia tas fssss~, ~ 81 the stats fsr
irrigation. Hatstnx or other gars<ses zas
zxssysszi by HnausHsogs vose
Fassosxs fssafts aassfsr sssd shi4 time .
ssscressfsll mtseEaEss 20 snevrporase aD anti.
black iist sxeftea ia tBs ce8ssiEsst oo- II
ssrussibsts exehsaxe of sisfk ifsts s@fseen
railroads pf other euEa tsHsss ~ esu Iizsss--.
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she capital sss koTtfs Ea&1ts IA tie c0sssfi-
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aud ever fsssY. save tsa< rsrre~ss.fssf %
fhs defeated esf dictates issr tae f4Sstas. re
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wIsEIr sUaGnrED.

Mayor Moran makes hts point, in
has messaee 20 the council. IN plain
and forsibse style- The necessities for
aud the advAnfsees cf freboAf are
presented fully and practically ard IN
. way 70 carry conviction
Ar. Moran has evidently given this
sabsecf Close strdy and hts recon-
neniafioH has its basis In full and
sufficient information respecting the
practical usefulness of fsrehosts and
the methods OF their construction
We hope that the plan snzge=ted will
be adopted and thai no time viii be
icss
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The NEW SCHEDULE
some Changes Made frem the Old
Territorial One.

OLYMPIA. Aug. i6.-Foiicwihg Is the ~
t,x,wt III the eafamfttee on schedule.
SECTION I. No existing rights. actions,
suits. proeeef,iuzs. contracts or claims shall
ID. affected hy change in the form OF gov
ernmeus. bait sll saai continue as II 10
sueh change had taken pssce spss all pro
rs.ss which, nAy have eeesl issued under he
authority of the territory of NAshiastau
Previous - itS asstfissloa into the Casor.
Shall X a. valid Is i issued IA the Rsnse
Of the st8'e-
Of Nssklngtna. Whtea are uat rrFugnsns
t.a fhSs constitution. shs renaia fs force
anil shs-y sxTsFe ty their own Efai'asaon.
or ase altered or rvpsaisd ey the asSiss2-
fars.
fxssure.. waie.s have sFcgasa a. or may here
after sas-Sgse. 70 fhe Territory of Washing
,ssu. shxH iuare ~ tee safe Of Washing
san
,<e 4 Al rseagnixasces heretofore sAkea
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WASHINGTON. Aus. ie Professor chsrlsu
H. GILBERT. uho hiss been for the past seven
mershs chief naturalist on board the
United States iish commission sseasuer
Aihafross, has Just returned 10 wa&hine-
ton. and is now engaged At wnrk On col
teetions made during that time on the
fseitsc esssSs
Professpy tstsbef says that after Joining
the ship af sap Francisco early last winter.
wofk vas commenced on the southern
coast OF California aud continued thrcn
months between Point Conception and
san Diego The main work there wxs
scfaslng Hsh.ng grounds AMI drc(lefue fs,f
aeep ssA material While there thirty Eve
different species af flsh NOT known on the
cosst were sakea. some OF them ensirely
uev - science. A Hew fishing hauk wex
discovered IN the vicinity Of san Dicep.
and one company already has begun "a fiak
on it. frotes sor Gilbert thinks rherc fx =
possibility Of some little industry being
established there. He does MOI. however.
regard II as . very important fishing hank.
After completing work on that parf al
the coast. cruise vas made into the Gull
OF California. partly for the purpose of
looking mp the osster question there and
partly to ascertain whether the exper3-
mens Of Introducing sha,i into the Colorado
river had been successful No shad ~
found in this river, although some haxi
been planted there several years prryiousiy.
The water j. evidently not suited b the
species.
south Of ouayfnos beds OF oysters were
found, which ars thought to De fully eqNal
to the hess on the kasfern coast. aud the
question now to he determined II whether
there Is suitable place on the California
coast where thew can he propAgntcd, Pass
OF fhs work was OF scientific iDtrsx4f.
many new and very Interesting animal
forms bring obissinest
Having iiaishsd the seuihern tour. the
vessel proceeded northwsrd. and did spme
work OF the coast Of Oregon and WasA-
ingf0u. locating fishing hankn thcra it
has been reported thai halsbui ana cod
banks existed Of the northern c0nne hs1S
the Aibatross WAS not sneccssfui IL ilNG1ns
these nsh In sufficient abundanre "a
promise any isrEc industry in that line.
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ON Tnx TURF.
Tho Confests at sasatoga aoa
Brighton Beach.


SARATOGA. Aug is,--The weather was
pleasant. attendance large ana the track
good but BOT last today.
Mtle-Nasa won In seiis 6arosA second.
Fellowship third.
Miie-Esielia won in is5s.. st. Luke Sec
ord Msslags third
Five and one half furlaegs-- Isebecea Won
IN i.iiss, sunshine second, Lady Reel
third.
Mile aud one slx.eensh--Brpw Princess
won Ia l@ssss, lsafa Davidson SECOND. set
isfsrfion third
Mile ssd seveuiy yarsis--Shamroek won
2.ls, Boceacio second. Odd Fellow third.
At BRIGHTON RgAcH.
BRIGHTON REACH. Aug is.-Three omar
,ers of . faiIe--t rae kssnsn won In .lSk.
Mule second. Bords aise third
seven eights Of . mise--ufillsy won In
70, New berg sacond. Little Jake third.
+. SIX and one-hsh fnriongs-keelafe woa
In i.22. Tisxtsif secnnd, Aurania third
Mile aud one e-elgbfh--Bronxom xomart< won
N. 2;te. fsnbrcesk second, Benedicfine
third.
Mile aud one sixteenth Blackstone Won
10 To-. Jsne Ci.re sscons, Earnest third.
Stespiec hase-shert sanford Won In 3 S..
Mcaiiaose second, VIII Davis third
Ar ROCHESTER,
EocHxsrEH. Aug is.--The weather was
threatening with frequent showers today.
2.is eiass-rusie 4 soa. Klf Curry Sc
ond. J. y. Richardson third, Henrietta
fourth Best time. fst..
2i7, pseiag-Ed Amen won. ArlIard n.
second, Emma thlid. ssnger.y fourth Best
time. z.is-
- class Kcteh Won. W. N. Nirhess = -
ond, keosuk third. Hoem foursh. Best
time. zSis
Free- 70. ..Il--Harry wilkes won. Gesn
smith second. Best time. AZ
NATIONAL JOCKEY cLrn RACES
WAsHSsstox. Aug. M--The National
Jockey tlab hss completed preparations
iof sis annual fall meeting. which will lrc-
gin October snd iast nve days Thase
wiR tie Eve Races each day. and. en-
cepf IN sfsspiechases. $40 parse will be 1ena
than xSfs1
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Corner Second and James Street
e have some Ill paris Of the CITY
which viii oe snos insenons Purchasers

theft West
in Journal Comnlercr
within
border We
Sosiu Mediterranean and
81
Ncr1 NeS,
the AndscAfs
IL
hs h front OF is{
that would
himself
and uE
cof the
e
rhreugh shss rsofety vii pass ne sssss.s
r. Il pushed
actuus ~ so-es
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OFF THE TRACK
A Passenger Train in Penn-
sylvania D rallied.


fsrT~nes.. Aag, r8-The ~puth- h,r..n
rAsssngsr train ca the Rataer h,sncA -
the wc>tern rcnnsylvamsa rsilrc~.f. MIA
MI snsier. Pa "a 2 - p, IA today. jaupra
use frsek al fsrser's station. and TIE e.
nre train. consisting os tue rsSsrneer
cssches and combination sie<psux ara
haxxsee car went over the emhsnk mxre
and was totally wrecked. TArer rervo.e
were kiiless outright aud twenty-five other.
injured. nsmts~ ~ whom viii .,ie.
The killed and injured a-e As irilows
kiiiei~-W. fowerS. of iswrencevtl,e. - .
child IL Mrs. Farreil. OF Ruslrr. Nh
pst, IN ola laly. residence anknown
Wvuoded-Ex.N Mayor iyon. of pits~A,xyw
injured ia the shansdess Captain lover ~
fatfscarg. bead badly cat: b. A. Jaaes en6
vile. of tatssbmrS. sersaasly hu spll
srassec, =. A. Mclaughlin. Of risfsharx-
fssassy injured: Colonel kewiey. cf R7slS-
narr, shgnils injured: Condacsor tsrav 81
natter, seriously fnlaned futrruallv:
hTssenan ksrsls. cf Butler. back hruk -
Ars, uIar, Of fttfsentg. injured sevfously.
$e-s4e foiivoor1 os Psttsburx. cat in fhe
head Captain trace. of lasnessoun. ii
T., fainfal injuries About isffxn afhcrx
ssgv more or lssss injured, whose samce
xfs usohsainahls at thls wtisins.
The sccifent wsx caused hy sprsssdirs
rails on SNAIL bridge The rails werc nss
strisssefs which had rosted with time and
tsns sersses. TIE engine passed over the
aridse safely, bus the ff~t tar was siornls,1Si
and plunged down inso the abyss snme
thsrty fest beiow. The rails p1awr6
the second car. aud the ESCAPES
weEe miraculous One lsdy had her siysNa
cat fFpm TIE wrist 10 the shnalsiev An
her lost small piece OF her cheek, ana
: thifG Dad her chin cut. aud many others
ia the second Ger rarrnwfv escaped
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CHEROKEE ISDIAxs.


Avskaagg. I. T., Aug. is.-Ail nssetia-
lions tsiwesp the Chsroksex and the eous-
mission sFw at m essd Until the councij
meets In November. Chief Msyes holding
that II he had The authority 10 sppofnt fhe
90 ference committee, their affson v0aI1
nes be Hffhoat tire ratification ct C0unee1
Judge iison and Governor Fatrchfd.
The com IA issioners are being enfesso1nerJ
wsii 70 10 the Chickssaw eo1Btry- jude
Wilson stated tonight that Chief Aey<s -
poses the n4 gessxfious very strongly but y
u only . question of little time when -
Indian wao assa siow viii favor not only
the sale of he strip. bat tfas cpenins VI the
serritors. ~ the. power Of fhe press c&nnoe
long BE- resisted Coionei Bosdin<'t u pgD-
pairing for an exhaustive reply 10 cb1ef
Asyess letter TO tie efsxn ussaaon.