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The Iola register., 1890-04-04
THE EAST.

UNITED STATES MINISTER WHITELAw
REID has arrived in New York from
France.
JAMES TUTHILI, a reputable and pious
citizen for several years Of Mont Claire,
n. J., turns out to be burglar. He
and his wife were arrested and the pro-
ceeds of many robberies found in their
dwelling.
SISTER LEO, who attempted to escape
from the Villa Maria convent at West
chester, Pa, has since died. 1t was
stated that she was insane from an at
tack of la grippe.
STEPHEN F. SHERMAN. ex-manager OF
the Associated elevators at Buffalo, n.
Y, has been convicted of stealing $3.50
bushels of wheat
THE roof of freight car was blown of
on high viaduct near Lanesboro, Pa,
and fell on two workmen, seriously in
juring them.
JOHN A. DAVIS, the defaulting city
treasurer of Rochester, \. Y, who en-
bezzled $50, 900 of the city's money, was
sentenced to five years in Auburn
prison.
THRE brothers named Backfeld were
killed together the other morning while
walking on the track seven miles west
of Susquehanna, Pa A sad feature of
the accident was that two of the brothers
had been searching for the third. who
had been missing, and all were return
ing home to New York when struck by
an express train.
The miners at Gallitzin, Pa, have
struck against the use of steam mine
driller lately introduced.
DUDLEY FARLIN, of Albany, n Y,
principal owner of the Lima (O.) Oil
Company's stock denies that the
Standard Oil Company has bought him
ont
The Iola register., 1890-04-04
GENERAL.

NJ. RIBoT, French Minister of Foreign
Affairs, has informed deputation of
the Paris Chamber of Commerce that the
Government was carefully observing the
progress of legislation relating to the
tariff at Washington and would do what
ever it could in the interest of
French manufacturers and exporters.
IT is said the Gar is contemplating
sending English-speaking Russians to
this country for the purpose of counter
acting the impressions left on public
sentiment by Kennan's lectures on ST.
berian prisons.
SOME of the Western railroads, it is
reported, have obtained counsels opin-
ion that the clauses of the Interstate te
Commerce act with reference to pooling
and long and short hauls are unconsti-
tutional
THE subscriptions in Paris to the new
as the loan.
TOWNSVILLE, Australia, has been
flooded by cloudburst and several per-
sons have been drowned.
The people of Bremen, Germany, pro-
pose to spend Is, 600, 900 marks on their
harbor. ~4ssses-e
The glass manufacturers of this coun-
try are finding great trouble in securing
supplies of soda ash owing to the strikes
in England. Half the factories may be
closed soon.
An epidemic of suicide has prevailed
in St Petersburg for many weeks Re-
Gently lady of the court poisoned her
self and then NJ. Perirel, attache of the
French legation, followed suit
THE papers of Athens are jubilant
over an intimation from the Greek Con-
sui in New York that there is possi-
bility of the abolition of the American
duty on raisins from Corinth.
The machine department of Kich's
shipyard at Lubbock, Germany, has been
destroyed by fire.
The Wholesale butchers of Paris
threaten to close their abattoirs and
cause meat famine if their demands
concerning the importation of foreign
cattle are not granted by the Govern
ment.
The Iola register., 1890-04-04
ANOTHER cREvAssE.
Bad Levee Break Seventy Miles Above
vlcksburg, Miss.

Bad Levee Break Seventy Miles Above
vicksburg. Miss.
VIcKsBURa, Miss. March 97.-The
levee in front of Skipwith. Issaquenna
County, Miss, about seventy miles
above Vicksburg, broke at one o'clock
yesterday morning and at night the
crevasse was said to be 400 feet wide
and cueting rapidly, while the water in
the town was up to the caves Of the
houses and people were reported 40
swimming for their lives.
The water from the crevasse will
food an immense tract of country south
and east Of it. embracing part Of Issa-
quenna County, Sharkey south Of Roll
ing Fork and all Of Warren County north
of the Yazoo river.
Superintendent Sharp, of the Missis-
sippi railroad, said he believed the
riverside division of the road would be
flooded six miles west of Rolling Fork,
thus cutting Greenville off entirely, but
that by raising the track at Katzmair he
thought the main line would be safe.
Other eminent authorities say the main
line, which is only ten or twelve miles
from the crevasse, will be flooded and
trains stopped in less than forty-eight
hours, though the water may not cross
Deer creek, where the banks are very
high.
A great number of fine plantations
will be flooded-in fact none but the
highes. lands on Deer creek and the
river front can escape south of line
drawn from Skipwith to Rolling Fork.
d. Mayer & Son, the largest planters to
the valley except the Richardson's, have
chartered the steamers Elliott and Sar-
gent to bring down their stock from
Mayersville. Both vessels left about
noon yesterday.
As usual the crevasse was entirely un-
expected, there having been no unfavor-
able reports from Skipwith since the
high water began.
The Iola register., 1890-04-04

WASHINGTON, March 27.-The House
Committee on Elections has disposed OF
two contested election cases, Posey VS..
Parrett, First Indiana district, and
Bowen VS.. Buchanan, Ninth Virginia
district In both of these cases the
committee will recommend that the sit
ting member be allowed to retain the
seat, so that in the seven election cases
passed upon by it up to the present
time the committee has favored four
Republicans and three Democrats
Probably before the end of the week
decisions will be reached in the Ala
bama case of McDuffie VS.. Turpin and
the Virginia case of Waddell VS.. Wise.
The Iola register., 1890-04-04
THE WEST.

HoN. SIMEON w. KING, United States
commissioner, was castigated by an
irate widow named Kent on the steps of
the First National Bank at Chicago re-
Gently. The woman claimed that he
had maligned her.
The Iola register., 1890-04-04
Sheriff F1ack.

NEW YORK, March 27-The. Mail and
Express says: From an official source
it was learned late this afternoon that
Sheriff Flack is fast breaking down,
mentally as we'll as physically. From
the saaie source it was learned definite
ly that the sheriff will positively resign
his official position despite the reports
to the contrary. He may reserve his
decision On this point until Friday next,
when the motion to set aside the verdict
rendered on Sunday morning will be
made and argued. But his mind is
made up to tender his resignation as
soon as circumstancespermit"
The Iola register., 1890-04-04
SCENES AT LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 29.-The
scenes at the ruins of Virgil Wright's
cigar store yesterday afternoon when
the four mangled bodies of the Louis
vile Hotel laundry girls were found was
simply terrible. A huge mass of human
ity actuated by curiosity made rush
for the debris when 1t was announced
that the bodies were protruding and it
took the power of squad of police
armed with billies to keep them back.
The four unfortunates were found in a
cellar directly under what was the sec
ond floor front room. They were wedged
in SO tightly that suffocation must have
been swift
Maggie Ryan was sitting upright and
her face was first fully exposed to view
by the removal Of piece Of plank. She
had the awful pallor of death on her
face and agony was written in every
feature.
Maggie Campbell was also sitting up
right
Mary Grove was lying prostrate on
her back and her hands were elevated
above her head as If to shut out the
awful destruction she saw impending.
Every muscle was tensely drawn and
there were ugly cuts and bruises as if
the awful suffocation was not complete
OF itself.
The Iola register., 1890-04-04

EVANSVILLE, Ind. March 29.-The ice
house and portion OF the store room of
the Fulton Avenue Brewery caved in at
2:3O yesterday afternoon burying two
men in the ruins. The storm of Thurs
day night, it is supposed, unsettled the
building to such an extent that it was
unable to bear the weight of the malt
and ice stored in it. The names of the
men killed are: Claude Tilley and Jo-
seph Vinegar. A man named Kelly is
also supposed to have been in the debris.
but this has not been verified. The
damage will probably reach $4,000.
The Iola register., 1890-04-04
BOWLING GREEN GONE.

CINCINNATI, March 2S-Late dis
patches state that the tornado struSk
the town of Bowling Green, Warren
County, KY, and completely wiped it
out. AS the wires are down no detailed
report can be obtained. Bowling Green
has population of about 5000 inhabit-
ants, and the loss of life is con njcctured
to be correspondingly large.
RUIN AND DEATH AT MARION. ...
MARION, KY, March 29.-This city
was devastated by the same storm that
brought such ruin to Louisville. There
was great loss of life.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-07-18

GAITHE.1SBURG MD,
HAVING ENLARGED HIS FACILITIES FOR THE MANUFACTURE
all Goods his line prepared to offer the Mtgom-
cry county, and the public generally a full line of
Saddles Harness. Collars LapRobes, Whips, Fly Nets,
everything Saddey of
IN STOCK Also full line the BUTT AND BREAST
CHAINS SPREADERS, TRACES. kept constantly hand
Let desiring anything line embrace the present opportunity
BEST FREDERICK LEATHER
USED SATISFACTION GUARANTEED in all
Address all to JOHN II NICHOLAS
nov3 Gaitlerburg.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-07-18
GALL AT DAWSON'$
AN n

examine the New Buckeye SUNBEAM CUL-
TlYAToR. This is the latest improved and
best Corn Plow on the market--either Rid
ing or Walking.
Also, the New Socth Bend Chilled PL0W,
with reversible, seli-sharpenng share. The
longer they are worn the sharper they get
LAWN MOWERS of best make al less
than city prices. may Is
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-07-18
. a IT a H R Ell.
BULLS CATARRH CURE
A Remedy Guaranteed by Respon-
SiJle Firm.

HARRISBURG, March 81, 1889.
DH. l.. W. 3ULL-Dear Sir No doubt you
have forgotten me. On the recommendation
of Joseph Brown, Travelling Engineer on P
r. R., purchased six bottles II cured my
wife and SELF and Others on my recommend
alton procured ii, and know not less than
twenty persons that have been cured by using
your medicine. Please send me one dozen,
@. o. D. 1t is really the best and only cure
for that disease. Surely ! ought TO know,
having suffered many years with catarrh, and
in that time | have spent over $3.50 in trying
nearly all the different remedies. But all
failed, and when cured tn. ough the use OF
Bulls, | felt so good that could not helr
but speak Of it. | wish ] could reach the at
tention Of ail the afflicted ones--i would GER
tainly recommend Bulls Catarrh Remedy.
You can use this letter as you please, or il
you are disposed, write out "a testimonial and
make II as strong as the English language
will allow. Send it 10 me aud will sign it
Yours truly,
JNO. COLE, Engineer.
For sale by d r. OWENS,
July 5-tf Rockville,~ Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-07-18
OCKV VILLE, M d.
COLLECTION AGENCY,

vHNhE subscriber offers his services 10 the
i public for ihetransaction Of all business
connected with the office Of Justice Of the
Peace, especially soliciting claims for collec-
tion in any part of The county.
R. WATKINS, J. p,
mar 2-tf Rockville, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-07-18

A T pr THOMAS NEW DRUG STORE,
n foods sold al reasonable prices
nov 22-u
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-07-18
$l-OO

Thirteen w WeekS.
Es THE POLICE GAZETTE will
be mailed, securely wrapped, TO any address
in the United States for three months on re-
ceipt of
ONE DOLLAR
Liberal disGonnI allowed 10 posIuasisrs,
agents and clubs. Sample copies mailai
fiee Address all orders TO
RICHARD X FOX,
apr lS-tf Frabklin Square, y. 7
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-07-18
ROAD CARTS.

FARM CARTS. We keep in stock Buggy,
Carriage, Wagon and Plow Harness, Whips,
Hair Collars, Riding Brides and Saddles,
Harness Oil and Soap, Brushes, Combs. Feed
Boxes and Racks, Carriage and Wagon Jacks,
Howard's Patent Wagon Springs. Full line OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Oct o5-Cotton quiet and Arm middlinc
and unchanged Western dpll and easy no WINTER o seu
AZ ot and October sl OCla December 81 O2 May o. "
iJo~SoL thern very quiet white ana yellow oUdoZ
Western st. ady; nxeI SPOT 57c October DC yGas 90
5jiac January 5isaj4 Lc Oats quiet; uhgfAaeJ ocui
ern and varia, 4Sdjlc do Western wIN
do do naked 4sd4.,c graded No. White ply Nc Ir!'
Ilay steady prime choite timothy, RI oodfi-.
yisons tri Httter and unchanged. Legs urn - a
poe Cofee steady and unchanged sugar urn sT anu
lated q 1916 Copper quiet; refined lisc' M.ish,'
nm 81 20 FrelhJs TO Live ROO per steamer sert
grain I'D Rcce ps-flour, 5000 bbls wheat SOU Uisa
etrn 900 bush 1000 busi re 1000 bush Sh MP
nrnts-Elmr q UO bhls wheat, 700 bush corn; low
LLsh sales-Wheat 1000 bush corn, ll.oco Dush.
Rurslo oct 25.-Wheat-spring dull and wax no. !
hard 81 Ooos No Northern, 81 OF NO: Hoflncr
,sr. winter Quict and weak; No req. el va " q
sXtra red 81 sales No: red at soe car 40:
white ut 81 % No extra white, 99cdsi on trac.
No white Oregon 81, In store Corn opend nFm m,,
No . yellow. SIC; No. do 56'2c No e2'tc 40. o
S5.c in store. oats fr1ner No. white, oO2c 30. .
white I04 d49Lc; No. mixed 4s7c on track N os =
white I'm store 5Ilac sales Is 900 bush Duluth AZ AS,c
TO arrive BARLEY firm and unchanged sales oUo pnnn
samnie Duluth, at CSC TO arrive rye duu ana uh-
changed Flour firm and unchanged MIL feea O, IN.
changed. Canal freights Arm wheat 4tc corn %
oats 2s.c NewYork: corn to Albany $50: Iawr
% TO- 70 Aeany 81 60 os o0o push pp
900 bush. Canal .hipmentsmwheat' pd sSIn
msnts-Flour ~ 600 bbis wheat, $4,000 lush corn
Al 600 bush: oats 10 900 bush; rye. COCO bush.
Chicago 25.The leading futures ranged as iolo~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

corrFE-rhe spo, market for Brazil CROWNS n ma ma
naI hslfholidsy appearance. but prices snowt No
usu si rhanre No. 2 Rio quoted az lsSdLaS,s OBJ
ERA ERA -eporS Mid grades unchanssd and aa mcierase
soes ruled stronger and the Speculation N'I eer and
hrs led TO covering Prices at The %sn,s
ssns i. tr higher aud Hamburg advanced sa] London
N EXCEPT october. which was shnde oc1ober s2s I'd
xss.nss sSs Sd Decembe 50, January regular frst
is. 75s 50 March - 600 mS e. sHos fy.ae "a
,cetpss 5000 bags Rio cearsnees fof COO bags total
ronT aps Rio ciarances for Europe LII ,e santos
,oeS 49, 900 bags market weak at the Sv 10 October
rccepts 10 900 bags Receipts a. h FssS rs 600 bags
nm. time 1855 Soc 900 bag, 600 aes bags same
;s sS oSS bags same 1855 $50 oyo Xe-v tame
srdam cables Good ordinary Java J here to-day c6 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27

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at seioe tentrfueai 90 tsst &C DO c. and T. 9l0e
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'esrrAnrNEIard steady: choice. in tics. quoted at re
asc 0ieomargsrne nrn city: 3;1ec; a pr,ne city
TALLOW-Rather quiet but hed urn; rrin .S IiS
quoted at I5iSG4,sc. Sales, 125 hhds late yesterday
4 l9-l6c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27
WEEKLY HAVANA MARKETS.

Hsyana Oct 25.-The market for sugar was quiet and
nominal during week holders being high for buy
The quotations as follow Muscoyado far TO 70
oulntaI Centrifugal 90 to SO degrees polarization In
hhds bags and boxes IS 08l.as3 314 moasses sugar
not quoted. Stocks In warehouses at Havana Aia
Matanza IS boxes 800 600 bags and SO! hhds No re-
cepts during the week. Exports during the week
$1,000 bags all Of which to the United States. Bacon;
3i4 gold per cwt Buttcr-Superor American. eos gold
per quintaI. Four-American, sl3 gold per bb Jerked
beef. s1l gold per auntaL lTams-American sugar
cured s17 gold per uuntal for Northern s2i for southern
Lard-n kegs sI2 rs gold pes auintal. in tins s14
Potatoes-American, 81 so gold per Dbl Lumber nomi.
nal Shocks quiet. White navy beans 81 20 gold pcr
ouintal Chewing tobacco, s2i gold Guintal Hoops
quiet Freights nominal Exchange dull spanish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27


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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Offer sparnsy Hams and Sacon-Hoders oner moderatey
moderately; prime city irm 55s Cottonseed oil
Lysrpoo rcnea du ~ lbs % spr OF oTer
freely steady at 81 o. Lard-spot and futures-
The supply IS good. Wheat-Hoders offer moderately.
EourHoders ofer sparinGly Cornspot and futufes
steady at a. I'd. Hops ut London-Pacnc Csss-Haders
are not Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

-~s~>@H - kAI GAkA&A$sS~
Hsv.Yerk. Saturday. Oct Is, 1910.
ssss 81. & Sc
LIST or AvcTIoNA
ROOM me following suction salss are annodneed:
TO-DAY tMONDAY). OCT H.
dwsns No s sls s y a W.. :nf GsasYs
ato Il Of Gave. i'' Z01ss-'' 10 ~ N''' ' "
BRookLYN PROPERTY.
as'ss sy sdRs si NJ. ss5
n ts. ,is.se n To-. :': sl6o
iOOs and s.s6fy sos.. s0 Y. 5, ssss 6 Of
TUESDAY. OCTOBER %.
iFGrselCsure sale. 2:rs and ss.sry building No;
"a s.: 81. s. {; : 70 E.ss e.:
i sHS s:s ''s s Il &C. Ss's
ssss ias Sop SIs i .ss s
S SSiians sas s Fl 81 :ns .s.s
=: SSSiSas - sss% e. ss 49,.
5 q s::si Il F. =
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q
and rsss aats!nos 20 s:sSf ls
Cortlundt Pak Mclean and Eas;on aves Wolfe. Carroll
isSsso s-stesy bSiidinr 10 7ss sasSs $50
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
ings. Nos. 546 and $50 2d-st, $ s. Of shave.
WEDNESDAY. ut. %.
1sss'idis :a s IT, :!t' 90 %
Partition ti SAL. lot 2sxloss and S-ssory nat No
Sss and 90 stnsr s. iR ss: and
lot i5xloo;s and istory DWELLING No 40 West 4Oth:
Public auction, 200 lots on Ashburton.avs: Walnut
Seymour, FranAlin Mulberry and Prescott s. Yonkers
NEw-JERsEY PROPERTY.
Public auction, 10 lots on ParksOn Lafayette and
Passaic aves, Passaic.
THURSDAY, OCT. 80.
Foreclosure sale lots 2oxioo.s each and bu iinss
25Noo each and buildings, Nos 227 and 40 East Tooth
st, = Of sd ave. ,,
lnes Nos: 10 and ISL Madlson:st, ',s0,s Of
Esst Of .h gs, 't a G sssh and dwelling
no IL East 72d.st-s q sdaye lots lssxes eaeh
OF ord s dT S Se ssc i and aad s Ess
to ioi waverly Place s. OF Ioth-.t executors sale.
Or Wrs aia os s5Hos and a.tor house 30 a
West l30.h-st W OF 7th-ave.
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
Public auction plot OF land, 41.2Nl25, and 3-story
sS S and 81 s.ary house. 81
TO 2ll Lewis-ave, > cor Lexington-ave.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 81.
Foreclosure sale, lot 16o0s9, and S.tory DWELLING.
30 49, h Ms 20 ac t. Of % 81 a, asG
lots; l52y9: and similar buildings Nos 3o+ and Sod
os G a' Of o5 aRa two
plot Of land soxso a.tory hats, Nos 21l2 to
2llo shave, e s, 20. IT n OF 1lith-st
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OIL MARKETS.

OIL City. Penn, Oct. 25-Natlona Transit certificates
sales q 900 bbls; charter l2osl7 bbis; Shipment
Pittsburg Penn. Oct. 25.-Petroleum dull Nationai
Transit certificates opened at soc closed 79e highest
Doc Lowest -J',c,
bradford + nn Oct. 2s-Nationa Transit certificates
opened at 30 "!oscd at 59.c highest, so.e; lowest
79ec clearanccs, 300, 900 bbs.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Battenfed. w, to 7 T Nichols " ~hiis-a'o' Vi
narnclm Henrietta. 20 Metropolitan Sayings Bank
cor broadway and Unon-aye. wear, ftWO a., -
Crane ] J. tn z Van Loan. 'lst-st' OF eth-a'e'
. wears $4,000. c, r.,i.,,on .
'iiamniIl g. Dry Dock savings Institution
,otb'st w of Lcxington-avc. year. 60 600 -o.,
Levy p : to NJ Bondey, cor lothaVe ahu 'o'n
81 I,ndr"r { 70 V Weber. 7thst OF 1st'ave' 9
Steiner A. to J NcCrystal W s Ave B. OF lAth'st
wears, 4 morris, S2OOuO
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LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo Oct o5-CateRecepfs tor e the past ~ nIqr.
q: ev ner ia 40 consigned rough o00o to New YORK
200 market dun 900 s ses9 At total ior week
,oi oo., tnr same time last week, 45, con-
signed through 1000 70 ao9 On f sae the wst
= hours Il $50 for week thus ,d a 's 20
Sns VII 20 900, an sale 300; market dull; heavy.
81 sbaS4 10 medium and mixed, $3.50; workers. -"
St. foi. Oct zoo hsa1 h far so
Sie ho.yv a iCdsi 90: mixed SO s0as4 Is Workers.
s4@si 10 shcep-Keess 800; market Sag renort.
CattNReceipts head made up OF tS spr osse
recents light and but few wanted yet ABOUT
eVervtg useful sold on: at steady prices ereT
than last week "a good steers ana tne oest Ia
sold s5as5 IS others e. "a S 90 600 head
for the week 2l2 steady 20 strong on heavy ana SeS
had er On light rough and common packets sS ,Se
az 20 heavy packers &4aS4 So pigs q iOdso oo snev
Receipts, 5000 head Tor IT NATIVES sGSs4 So west,
erns sids4 so dull and neglected 0. aoa@o 90