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WINE As WATER.
Half Million Dollars worth of Freight
Saved by the Jaiee of the Grape.

Half Million Dollars worth of Freight
Saved by the Jaiee of the Grape.
ToPEKA. Kan. July "a
A freight train passed through Topeka,
Kan, ON the Atchison, Topeka Il Santa Fs
railroad Sunday night with q cargo that
was probably never equaled in value by
that OF any train that has crossed the
mountains aud plains since the sransconti-
mental roads were commenced. The train
vas drawn by two powerful engines. and
consisted of thirty -eight cars laden with
silk, wine, oil and sealskins, the latter por-
tion of the load being registered on the
way bill as worth $92, They are being
taken to London, Eng, to be dyed and are
q part of the first catch of the season.
Tie silk and tea formed part of the cargo
OF Pacific Mail steamships that arrived in
San Francisco few days ago, and are con-
signed to New York and London mer-
chants. The wine Is from California, and
Is consigned TO New York parties. There
were also two cars of California honey,
destined for New York. The contents of
the thirty eight cars are probably worth
$500, 900. On the way across the Mojave
foot Of a heavy grade. There were then
two sections Of the train. A FIRE broke out
and the entire train was saved from de-
straction by breaking open casks OF wine
and dashing the contents on the flames.
while bales of silk we're opened aud the
rich fabric thrown across the burning
wood, smothering the flames in short
time
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sTANLEY's HOROSCOPE.


A Hardvard seer says HIS Marriage wnI
Prove = Failure.
Bosros July 23
Considerable comment has been ocoa-
stoned by the publication of prophecy
concerning Henry N. Stanley's recent
marriage, based ou astrological calculations
OF the exact time Of the wedding, which
was 2:l0 p. m, London time, July IL. The
prophet happens 60 be connected with
Harvard university and calculated the
horoscope out Of mere curiosity. The
professor, according to the rules of the
art, inds the indications for connnbial
bliss unpropitious at the time. Venus,
the sianIfcator of love and weddipg, was
evilly .aspectsd by Saturn and Mars, and
the moon was Ia terrible dilemma.
There will be trouble, diseord and un-
happiness. even death being feared. The
couple will find their temperamsnts so
different as 30 caase, sooner or later, an
aversion, and which viii aggravate ths ex-
plorer's ill-health to grow worse. He will
take sea voyage shortly, and his exper.
isnce will go long way toward proving
marriage failure. Besides all this, the
seer says some serious trouble In brewing
over their heads, which promiasa someone
great misery.
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-Four Persons Find Death In the Flames In
Cincinnati.

-Four Persons Find Death In the Flames In
Cincinnati.
CESctaNArr. o. July "a.
Four people were burned TO death and
several seriously injured In a tenement
house fre at Cincinnati. A four-story
brick at "a Front street, occupied on the
first hoor as second hand store by Solo,
mon Menski and on the upper floors as a
tenement house, was discovered on fire at
III o'clock An alarm was turned
in, and before the fire department
arrived several policemen did
good work in getting the unfortunate in-
mates cut Of the building. As soon as the
tirsmen arrived work was vigorously prose-
cuted, but when the flames we're cxtin-
guished II was foand that solomon Menski
and his wife and their two young children
were dead, and Gus Hetzwell, Eva Misses
and Mary Kasseneur seriously and proba-
9ly fatally burned.
Meuaki's family occupied the rear end of
second story directly over whore the FIRE
is supposed 10 have started. The people
on the third and fourth floors
for the most part fied to the roof,
but several were taken out by the
firemen. Some were unconscious when
found, having been overcome by the
smoke he only exit to the street was q
narrow. rickety pine staircase, which was
one Of the first things TO burn. The po-
lice and firemen think the above list COM
prises all the casualties, but until the ruins
are thoroughly searched II will not be
known positively whether mors unfortn-
mates perished or not.
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ALL DEAD NOW.

The Death of his Child Drives "a Man In-
sane-He shoots His wife and Hanga
Himself
WHEELING. W. Va. July q
Mandavills Anil, deputy recorder OF
Belmont county. o., while laborsng un-
der temporary at of insanity caused by
the death of his child and sickness,
shot himself through the head
with q revolver. The ball passed
through the skull without doing
serious damage. He immediately turned
and shot his wife, who was standing near,
killing her instantly. He then went to his
fathers barn and hung himself from the
rafters. The tragedy occurred at Ault'a
home, near Centerville, Belmont county
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IohoNTo. Onts July %.
Rev. ID. Milds pastor of the Bond street
Congregational church, Torcrto, and
formerly Of Brooklyn, well known by his
frequent exponnding Of his theory that the
Anglo Saxon race are the lost ten tribes
Of Israel, has resignsd his charge 10 80
travelling In Europe for few years. Il Ia
stated that be has rsceaved . call from q
congregation Of one Of the largest cities IN
the United States.
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burned at sea.

LONDON. 1f1Iy =.
The British steamer Paarandam, from
New York, July 70, for Bologne and Rot
signalled that the National line steamer,
Egypt, from New York July /, for Liver
pool. had been abandoned on FIRE at sea
and that her crew were on board the Brit
ash bark, Manhattan, from New York, and
would land at Dover. She did not have
any passengers on board.
In addition to the regular crew, there
were on boord twenty-five cattlemen and
about 400 head of cattle.
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CLOSE TO DEATH.
The Engine of "a Steamer with t5o Souls on
Hoard Gives Out just Above Niagara
Fails.

The Engine OF a Steamer with t5o Souls on
hoard Gives Out Just Above Niagara
Fails.
NIAGARA FAILS. n Y. July 23,s
There came near being a terrible casual
ity at Niagara Fails on Monday The
pleasure steamer, Ella H., which runs
from Port Bay TO Buckhorn island, was
Obliged TO run around Green island on ae-
count of the low water in thu river. The
islard is only short distance above the
cataract. just as the steamer was round
ing the island in the swiftest part Of the
river, at that point the engine gave out.
The anchor was hove overheard, but il
failed to catch for some distance, dragging
along on the rock bottom. When II did
finally get a hold the boat was under such
headway that the bulkhead to which
the hawser was attached was torn
from its fastsnIngs. When nearly
the whole of the chain had been played
out, the end became knotted in the hole in
the bnlkworks end held the bolt. The
trouble with the engine proved TO be de-
fectiye valve, which was soon repaired, and
the boat was again got under headway, but
so great was the force of the current that
II took fifteen minutes to reach the spot
where the anchor caught, 100 feet np
stream from the boat. There were about
$50 passengers on the steamer and q
pleasure barge attached to IL. There was q
terrible scene of confusion; women tainted,
children screamed, and men bade each
otker good bye. The boat was only a
short distance above the falls when
stopped, and il was almost miracle which
Sawed Tire lives Of 80 fsee4,IeT--------
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NEW foRKs judy o.
The tax commissioners of New York
have assessed the stock Of the United
States Express company at 100000, but
Thomas @. Platt contends that this is a
joint stock association and not corpora
tion, aud that therefore 1t is exempt from
taxation. Its stock is nominally Si0.-
000,0o0. but ID is simply an organization
under articles of agreement. Messrs.
fracys MeF~siaatl,- 4rinss Beardmau srd
Platt secured from Judge Andrews a writ
of certiorari to review the action of the
commissioners. The order 10 rsturnable
in October. The associations officers
maintain that the proposed tax is prac-
tically tax upon and a regulation of com
merce between states.
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FTve Apaches Kirled.

TuscoN. ATiI., July 2S.
IL 10 now definitely known that of eight
Apachss under the Kid, who murdered
Sheriff Reynolds and deputy and escaped,
ell save three have been killed by cowboys.
Kid and two others are ut large. De-
tachments OF troops from all forts are out
with hopes of intercepting them. Lieut..
Michael, with scouts, has been IN pursuit
since bis fight on Friday in which one of
toe renegades was killed. Three White
mountain Apache renegades came in aud
surrendered TO the troops.
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THE MARKETS.
sioux city I.ivs STOCK.

SIOUX CETx. July Is.
Hoga-Receipta, 1. 40 ofaclAI yesterday. s45
Market l0c higher, selling as s5.e2a@s.ef1a;
OAttis-RsOsIpts. 300 official yesterday. sol )
shipments, Io8 Market unchanged. QUO.
tasiOas: Fat steers. prime. ss7og
.o oso.e. % sSod OO poana. iis1 S
SIS far % good, sass $40; stockers, choios,
ssooasIs; fair % good sa7saaoo; inferior.
inferior TO common 81 70 a l.db cannsrs. 7so .
mon mon a 1sass'So bulls. choice ~ saastssso; s y
common SI.T50LMi ssa1 dGrvsas poor %
choice. saoo@s.7a
south Omaha IAys stock.
souTH OMAHA, July 20,
Hogs : Receipts. 1909; ofaciAi yesterday.
$50. shipments Is cars. Ma ket opened 80
higher ara active, sellingat $3.50 800.
Cattie-Receipts, 1,7ooi oficlai yesterday,
1870 shipments. rs cars, Market steady.
AIIIwaakse Produce.
MmwEuKEE July -.
wheat-Fim; No. spring. cash, s0c; No.
northern, SOC,
oats--DuIl No. white. sSc.
Rye--Quiet No. l. 49c.
harley Steady No. q, 5sc.
Chicago Live stock.
CHICAGO. July %.
Hogs .Reosipts. sa,oOO. Market fairly active.
urn ana hkShUNs ldknk4 %3sSD&$8SNt AMhNl
packing and shipping, - so8tas
Cattle = Reeelpta, 1000 Market alow and
weak. Beeves % 50asla0; texans, o. S0a9. 90
sheep - Receipts 1000. Market lower.
Natives. 90 e0D6 40 western, &4.oosA5a
New YORK Produce.
NEW YoRK. July g
wheas Strong; August. s41s@eas4si ssptem-
Corn -Btrong and higher. No 2. 44egAge
OAts--DuIl and firm; western, J8s14ATe.
Provisions-Purks easy si2 60Ai5.5o. Lard,
steady e602s4. Butter easy Western, gf7e.
Elgins. I7alThc. Eggs, hrm for ohoies
Chicago Prednue.
CmcAao, July -. Close / 10 p N.
whsst-Firm; cash. Tss@sscs september.
Corn steady; cash, sssc; sspsembsr. sasSe.
o~ts-Firm; cash. nae sspAssnber. DAc.
Rys--6toady 80.
Bnxlay-hominAl.
Prime Ttmothy O. sseaa.40
Klax Easy e -. asSi ~.
Whlsky&f.f0
Provlsions--Pork qais&; cash slI.s5; septsnar
beT,. sIo.00 Lard. nrms cash ssS.7a; Sep
~. Louis Prsauce.
sr. LoUTs, July -
Wheat Higher omah, saSc; sepsembor. 500.
Corn Hishsri cash, go bid september,
Oats Haahar; saah. sAo sspssrnbsr. sosse.
Proviasons--PoFk quist % xil.go Lard.
nominal a. &6.aA.
Whiaxy-8l.I0
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NHw YoRR, July g.
The peach crop 10 an utter failure in the
eastern states this year. The apple crop
lis also partial failure. The only quality
being received are few green and small
apples OF the Red Astrachan and early
summer varieties from Maryland and yir-
Rinia. The only fruit IN the market comes
from California. and this is picked green
and ripens en- route. Ten thousand bask-
cts will be about the crop of peaches for
the eastern states this year.
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CRANKY cANucKs.
The Toronto Globe Wants . Represents
tien az the Natioaal Capital

N%N@SSeN
tion az ths Natiomal Capital
ToRosro, Ont, July -
The Toronto Globe advocates repre-
sentation at Washington. In m editorial
it says: The employment Of resident
agent at Washington "a o sort Of wet
nurse to strengthen rather than impair the
tie that binds ~ to Britain, by enabling
the imperial government to conduct
negotiations In which wewere directly con-
oerned, with full knowledge of the facts,
would do much to prevent the blunderlng
sacrifice OF our rights sucA as that which
deprived us of a portion OF what Is now
the state OF Maine and OF considerable ter
ritory on the Pacific. II the British con-
nection N ever 10 be severed in anger, IL
will probably be because the mother ooun-
try has agreed to some humiliating sur
rendefs At our expense. II that were
forced upon her by regard for her own in
terests We could only blame fate, but il
she tumbles on TO ii from sheer want Of
light and information those who are OPP
posing the project under discussion would
have good deal TO answer for"
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HAPPY ouARDsMEN.

The Pennsylvania State Encanpment To De
visited by the President and Secretary
of War
MOUNT GHErNA, Pa, July -.
A dispstoh has been received at the State
National Guard enoampment stating that
President Harrison will be In Camp Hart
rAnft Thursday with Secretary of War
Proctor and othsr prominent military men.
The distinguished guests will leave wash
ington ON special train, and win arrive In
the camp about noon. A review OF all the
4reeps viii tAse place - 49, afternoon
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Dynamite Ruined the Ha.lns..

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, July o.
In number of towns and counties In
Alabama local option prohibition has been
in force for years. Recently original
package" houses have been opened IN
nearly all these places. Last week James
Ward opened an original package shop in
Collinsville, DeKalb county. he was
warned to leave, but paid no heed to the
warning. and saturday night his place vas
blown up with dynamite. The fierce OF
the explosion was terrible, and no original
packages we're left in the neighborhood.
Ward says he will open again, but he has
received letter warning him that he will
be blown mp with his packages next time.
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settlement 81 Afrlsan Afralrs.

Lohbuhs July ..
In the settlement OF African affairs made
between England and France, the right Of
the latter to grant exequaturs 20 foreign
consuls in Madagascar Is recognized, and q
rectificaLion Of the frontiers Of the upper
Niger Is In principle asaented, which will
permit the extension Of the French sphere
of influence to lake Tsehad. The question
Of England's treaty rights In Tunis In re-
served.
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n,.s q slly.r u KagaAn.l.

LoNDon, Jnly y.
The suddea rise IN the price OF silver has
cansod aIl tha financial writer's on the Lon
don press 70 sharpen their pens and put
their deepest thinking caps on In the hope
Of enllghtuning the world as 20 ths cause
and effect Of this alteration in ahe ratio
between the two precious metals. Tbs
expert OF the Mevaise Posi-. who enjoys
the distinction Of being perhaps the heavi-
est writer on tbs subject. says THAI the
fluctuaiion IN price is but passing cloud;
that thA eject of ths American silver bill
will be wholly transitory. and THAI there
viii b very little Of ths effect even shils Il
last.
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CHICAGO. July ~.
The people OF Melrose, M, suburb In
the nsighborhood OF jefferson, H., are
just now In state of terror from . strange
and unusual visitation. Every dog In the
village and neighborhood has, il seems,
been struck With rabies, and the streets
are filed with mad dogs. A dozen ami
mails affected with the rabies we're in the
district, and several people have recently
been bitten.
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ArsTTs Tex, July %.
News has reached Austin, Tex, OF a
horrible triple murder near Hatto, small
village twenty eight miles north Of there.
Armed men invaded the home Of Mexi-
can, Vitala Melena. aud shot him, his
wife and their 5-ysar-old daughter. John
and Andrew Sutton have been arrested for
the crime
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Persons Connected with the Annie Good
win Case Held To the Grand Jury.
NRw YoaE. July %
Cornelius Merritt, the undertaken who
buried the body Of Annie Goodwin. the
pretty cigarette girl was held IN $1,000
bail TO appear a. witness against McGon-
igal and Harris. William Davidson, the
dector's driver, who drove the body Of the
girl from the lying-in asylum to Merritts
undertaking establishment, was also ar
raigned in court and held in S2,500 as an
accessory after the fact. The body of the
girl will ba exhumed and an examination
made of il.
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ocean To ocean.

HosToN, July -.
This week the Oadadian Pacific railroad
completes the agreement made some time
ago for the purchase of the entire New
Brunswick system, thereby connecting
ocean 10 ocean by its own track. The
New Brunswick system comprises nearly
GOO miles % railway.
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BoaToN, Juiy ~.
an English syndicate has offered the
Wstmore Il Morse Granite company $780,
600 for its works 81 Montpelier, and its
quarry ii Barre VI. The syndicate 10 also
endeAvoring to buy out ~ many granite
firms at Barre as viii sell out, and six are
understood 90 favor the &ransfeE.
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wArKRrows, NJ n, July 81
Winn and Asa Morrill,, two boys from
Sandy Greek. osweao county, New York,
while fishing on pond near Adams, were
drowned by the capsixing of their boat.
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LONDON, July u
Better advices from Buenos AyTes
caused an Improvement in the South
American bonds in the market here. From
Montevideo comes the announcement that
Uruguayan customs are TO be raised 10 per
cent, payable only in gold
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PFTwaBuAn. fa4s @nAy ~.
The nourlng mill OF Mead Bros, ~
North jackson, Ohio, was completely
wrecked BY ths explosion OF the boiler.
George Mead, the engineer, aud William
Thomas, an emplOys, were instantly killed.
and Tom Afikesell probably fatally In
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DENVER July .
Geo. l.. Sopris, the supervisor of census.
has announced that the population of Dem
yer aud its suburbs was l26. .is6, an In
crease over his former figures OF 1000.
This Ii the result of q recanyass by the
city's COMMITTEES.
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WIN, Make s,rh, special Train.

TACOMA. wash, July 70.
The Northern Pacific tea chip, Henry
Failing, has arrived at Tacoma with Al 1856
packages, valued at s125,000. II will
mako -eight -ApaciaL trains. leaving there
Thursday.
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ST.. PRTRRsRuR0. July rs.
A part OF the town Of slonia has been
wrecked by hurricane. Many persons
we're buried In the ruins. Nineteen bodies
nave been recovered.
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Gold for europe.

NEW YoRK. July -.
Six hundred thousand dollars In gold
bars has been ordered for shipment to
Europe.
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A YOUNG bald eagle was recently found
bv Daniel Kuhn, Of Wilmington aownahip,
In field naar mas residence. IL had not
dosfaa It's pin feathers. aad had been
dropped by fss mother during fight.
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TRACY, Minn.s July ~.
The vicinity of Island Lake. Nina. was
visited by terribly destructive cyclone.
The house OF Farmer Devereau was blown
down, burying and killing his three chill
dren and fatally hurting his wife. whole
family of Eve persons, named Lamonte,
living near Marshall, are reported killed.
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Still Doing Damage in Vari-
GUS Parts Of the North
Star State.
Several Persons Killed and Injured
Near Marshall, and Much Prop
erty and Crops Destroyed.
Fatal Boiler Explosion in Mill--An
Insane County Officer Does
Bloody Work.
MrNsnAror.ra. July 70.

MfEgEAroLEs. July 70
The Minneapolis JoarnaIs Marshall,
Minn., special says At $50 yesterday
afternoon, black cloud, resembling a
great serpent. reaching down from dense
black masses OF storm clouds that had
formed during the afternoon, and moving
in a southeasterly direction demolished the
buildings OF three farmers, living nine
miles northwest of here. The child of
Felix Dearean had It's leg broken. An
other had It's head crushed and died dur
irgsthe night, and Mrs. Dsreau was ssri-
ousiy bruised. Mrs. opdahl and child
we're blown into wire fence and seriously
hurt. Two of 0pdahl's horses we're car
ried from the barn to pasture near By
without injury.
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Corn -Hiwher; cash. s6a bid september,
s7Me.
Oats Hl0hor; oaah, &c September. s0sse.
prOviai0ns qates at xil.bo, Lard.
nominal az &6.kn
WhaamF-@l.I0
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TO i. ceatinusd,)

In discussion of the labor question
there appears to BE coed deal of mis-
conception as to the relative Importance
of the various pursuits and occupations
in which the American people are sn.
gagged. Accerain. te the census Of 1880,
we had than fetal population OF 50,s
1867 OF this number emily 1882
600 people of both sexes and al ages wers
engaged in gainful occupations in every
kind of trade, business, profession or
pursuit. OF. this grand total people
generally talk as If the manufacturing
and mechanical industries employed the
largest number OF hands. This however
was not SO. agriculture employed L.
&C, 900 people 4.070, 900 were employed
in professional and personal services,
and only 3,s36,00 were engaged in
manufactures, mechanics and mining.
and the remaining 100000 weH en-
ployed in trade and transpsrtatio9
The fact that people employed in
manufacturing and mechanical pursuits
are chiefly massed in eur cities, and ars
combined in trade unions, and agitats q
great deal in behalf Of their own inter
ests leads to prevalent mistake that
they form the largest division in the
grand army Of labor.
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alter q few hours, he informed me that
he mas made strange ana starting
discovery 2 short sl.taneeau up tho river.
lie had sssn PssaAlns his way
through the thick undsrbrush, and
coming eus IN an open sfes near sne
~; w. inA, I; .La. ~ .~H sp'a0's :. , ssa
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