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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-08

Several Important Measures fntroeuced
Ia the state senate


DEs MoINEs Ia, Feb. Tn The Sen
ate Thursday q nuRosr of petitions
were presented, amoag others one from
tie Improved St0c x breeders AsSociS-
tion asking that trusts De investigated
and that striceer Laws against saulters-
uou Of food be- enacted A number
of important bills we're placed
OF fle senator Reininger IN
troduoed an antitrust bill that forbios
any combination 20 prevent full and
free com petition in purchase OF sale Of
school books, fence wire, grain binding
twine, goods, ware, merchandise OF
other commodities, and provides FOR d
fine Of not more than s. 900 for vio-
lation OF the law. By senator EnFle.
= bul forbidding any person sell
ing OF giving any cigars, cigarettes
OF tobacco in any form 20 any person
under - years Of age except on order
Of paren, OF guardian. By senator
Schmidt, o bill fixing rates Of passenger
fare az Two cents per mile on cias, A
roads. three cents on class 3 roads. and
three and a half cents on class c roads.
Children under l2 years 81 age hall faTe-
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-08

l base @ ll
-s-..rr nLe4t rear evansville ina
Er.nt W C8raes Br,-.i-rr ~ t..
Bank sf America st Nee NHk t.eI
ThlrstaF
Tfa lsbIl.r..s 30 n q Daefe. C.
mems gs.s. N-a Work sre $3.50 oon
s.s.t. a.. eae
s,i.,.-r.ss s,. .,,aetsd Emoe--
~ wNf... invitation ro an inter
r.t.er.. I.i.- ....f--ar-s
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V,-o.n,.. ,,s t,.s,s-, af,-rlsnf
Thursdav. A. san Francisco. the Epls-
c0pal convention elected Rev w. b
Nichols. " Phlladel phia. assistant Bish-
op of The diocese.
The executive council II the National
Board of Trade have decided 10 issue
cali f7r meeting 0f the board in New
Onetas December next
Saits 20 restrain Fogerty Sanders and
Farrs- from PLAYING with the brother
hood wsro begun Thursday by the Phil
adelphia National League Club
Italian Premier Crispi has presented
abiil 20 provide a pension Of 800 0o0 70
the widow az tho Duke 0f Aosta and
SEQ. O1o each 20 his first. second ard third
sons
A -caffoll a. Waterloo Il. fell Thurs
dav preciuitatiny Jack Long and Wilder
Bsrieen eightv-hye feet Long was
killed and Bardeen was seriously in
/ jured.
Allison T Goraay. who has for some
time past oeen terrorizing the people of
7 Centeryille. la. was shot and killed by
/ y Alleman. No blame is attached to
| the slayer.
Frank Hugh. Of Yanksetown, Wis.
was shot through the heart aad instant
ly killed Thursday. He leaves a wife
/ and child. in whose presence the deed
was committed.
The Quincy Gu) Pontoon Bridge
! CompaDv 20 build and operate a pontoon
bridge across the Mississippi river. was
incorporated Thursday at Springfield.
! The capital stock is $50 OO0J
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-08

PoRTLASD, Ore, Feb. 7-Particulars
Of the railroad accident that occurred
on Sunday last on tho Union Pacific
railroad near Cascade Locks on
Columbia river in which nine men
were Enci and wounded have been
received. The train consisted OF the
engine. .onaer and caboose. and had on
board about thirty-fvc laborers. When
the org.ne had almost cleared the
tresfle which vas abOa, fifty feet in
length The uuderPinning was washed
away by rte torrent underneath. and
the tender nith the caboose and IFS
occupants were hurled into the ravine
forty feet below Eight Of the mon
were instantly killed and mutilated
most Lar-al rn.o.---.an
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-08

WASHINGTON. Feb :. - Secretary
Tracy passed quiet and restful night
and is reported considerably better.
Coroner Patterson held an inquest
Thursday afternoon 70 Investigate the
Tracy catastrophe. The jury decided
that Mrs. and Miss Tracy and the
French maid came 10 their death by
fire. the origin of which could not be
ascertained and that She fre depart
ment did all that was possible under the
cir~uruSfapces
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-08
sHORT OE sTAMPs.

-. Louls in BAD way Through the
Carelessncss OF the V4shiurton Author
itics.
ST Louis. Feb. Another famine in
two-cent stamps prevails here. One
week ago the supply in the post-oGice
vas exhausted and the small mum Der
received a few days later we're all gone
wednesday night. TIE business houses
are seriously impeded N the transaction
OF business. There were several wagon
loads Of mali left ove- Thursday night
on account OF this stamp famine. The
mail that did 20 out carried three and
fOur-Cent STAMPS
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-08
oOvERNOa HlLL.s APPeAL

The Empire states Executive warts the
Originai worlds Fair BiU Passed. But
the Conference Committee Can Not
Agree.
ALBANy N Y, Feb. THE world 5
fair conference committee has failed 10
agree and adjourned unt,l Monday even
ing. Governor fill sent a special
message 90 tbe Legislature urging IL 20
pass the worlds tair b.u az once ard
without amendment II, states that
he is ready 90 sign ,ae bill at once,
should j, be passed in tsoriginal shape,
but he does not make t clear tAat he
would approve he measure should The
Senate amendments De- adopted He
calls attention 90 the fact that tho do-
lay Is seriously erlaugering the chances
90 New York I'm Coar-css
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-08
THE NATIONAL GUARD.
It's Convention at Washington Prepares a
Memorial 20 Congress.

WAsmNGroV. Feb. THE National
Guard Association on Thursday adopted
the report Of the committee on Iegisla-
tion and indorsed a memorial which
will he presented TO Congress. The memo
rial favors the Cutcheon sea-coast defense
bill. the Eawley bill providing for ap-
pointments in the army from the officers
Of the National guard, and the Hender-
son mobilization bill with some few
amendments. Particular stress is laid
upon ne pressing necessity for an in
crease IN the National guard appropria-
ton. and tho sum asked for is 81 900, 600
The convention then adjourned sine die
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-08
DIG IRON MINE PURCHASED.
Cleveland Capitalists Invest 81. 10000
ia the Lake superior Region.


CLEVELAND. O., Feb. "A transfer Of
mining property which brings into the
possession Of Cleveland capitalists the
ownership OF a controlling interest In
the most extensive and richest tract %
iron territory known, at cost Of
81, $50. 600, was cOnsummated hsre
Thursday BY the purchase the
Cleveland Iron Mining Company
acquires fourteen-twentieths Of the
stock Of the Iron Cliff Company, whicn
owns So, 900 acres of land 10 the south
east and west of Marquette. Mich. the
heart OF the richest iron country OF the
Lake Superior district and adjoining
the territory of the Cleveland Company.
The mines at present in operation are
known as the Barnum. Salisbury. Eos
ter and Section Twelve, together with .
number of others com paratively undo
veloped. Last year 23l, 600 tons were
taken from them and sold. Only TWEEN
ty-five acres of the vast tract have been
opened
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-08
DEATH IL The PIT.
More Abo1t me s1tn- Disaster Ia
Erg.Cut
sEsRLY POO LIVES ElyE 8EEy LOST.
Oas uiaRdFed ssa srseatg hsairs Have
Ihg. Pa seen Recovered ald
nora ARE >riI Baflea tn
the Maur.


L.NaoS. Feb 7Ihe work of re-
moving tL- bodies of tle miners ato
lost -a.lr lives ~ the sxBia.ion ga the
coiIlerv a. atersYchan Thursday
IS being carried on as rap
laly as posslo Already 100 bodies
a4ge been taken from Gle pit aud
lt IS believed hat about twenty more
yet remain there TIE ventilation 0f
che pt has been restored and this
greatly facilitates rhe efforts - the
sorkers A verv pathetic incident in
Ehe work oi rescue Nas the hndIng
9f the bodies oi father and
I've sons lying lu a group They had
uot been burned 90 al and they gp-
pearod % be calmly sleeping All OF
them bad died OF s1f7ocAtion. Several
ol Gee men ab be- lad volunteered for the
Wora of rescue were made sick by
handling the burned bodies and were
obliged to come 20 rhe surface
The cause of the explosion was tho
flooding ot pits adjoining 70 that in
which the explosion occurred. which
dislodged the gas and forced IL into the
PIT where work was IN progress, and
there 10 was ignited and exploded.
There must have been great
quantity - gas, as the explosion had
tremendous force. II was heard
a. 'he distance ~ mile. An The gear
ing in tie SHAFT vas thrown into the air
a. Il from tAe mouth Of volcano. ard
simultaneously a vast, bright volume OF
flame shot upward. followed by a dense,
heavy column OF smoke.
The colliery surgeons are satisfied
that Of those killed in the pit half we're
the victims Of fire and the c0ncUsslou
and half were killed hy sufocaton.
The pit was considered a model one as
% ventilation, and naked lights were
usaA
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-08
InHurnsa IN Ms,ico.

CITY OF MFXICO. Feb The infu-
enza is increasing here and is causing
SO many deaths that sufficient number
OF heErscs are not available 70 carry 'be
bodies - he dead - tho cemeteries.
President Diaz and several 81 the Min
listers 81 his Cshinet arc contributing
from their private purses FOR the relief
90 sufferers from the disease who are in
poor rlreuwstanrps
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-08
PASSED AWAY.

Death at Havana OF General Salamanca,
Cubas Captain General.
HAVANA, Feb. General Salamanca.
Captain General of the Island OF Cuba.
died at Q O'Clock Thursday evening
From o'clock in tho afternoon to the
hour of his death he suffered from a
complete cessation OF the functions Of the
liver and kidneys All the authorities
Of the island were at the palace when
he died. The last sacrament was ad-
ministered to the Captain General a
few minutes before he died
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-08

buildings and iSrgs amounts y
eordNood fencing ana other ma
terial we're washed away. and Fbe
aggregate losses Win foot - many
thousands of dollars A. kossburg
Ore, 40 trains have arrived since fri-
day and q shortage Of provisions Is
feared unless communication Is re-
stored soon Tie bridge across Greek
creek has gone s2d the woolsn mills
have been totally destroyed By the aood
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-08
CROSSED THE DARK RIVER.
Mrs. N. u. Hall. OF woman's Relief Corps
Fame, Passes Away at Decatur. III.

DECATUR. Ill. Feb Mrs. N. b.
Hall, a well-known and leading member
of the Woman's Relief Corps Of Cen
trail Illinois, died az her home in
this city Thursday night aged
SO years. Mrs. Hall was an earnest
worker for the Soldiers Orphans Home
at Normal, Ill, and has had in view che
establishment OF an industrial school
for girls, for which she urged the Legis-
lature of Illinois to make an apprepTia-
tion. fer remains will be taken &c
Saratoga, y. Y, for burial.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-08

LONDON. Feb. = The Standards Ber-
lin correspondent saws the main pur-
pose Of the Emperor's decrees is 20 rem
social legislation after the expiration Of
the present law. The correspondent
saws the effect ~ the Emperor's DEGREES
can only be compared 20 that produced
by tho news Of the Prussisn victories an
500 aud 1870 The Emperor Is spoken
Of as The beEgar's En- peror
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-08

CHAHtFsToN. " Va. Feh Gov.
ernor A p Fleming uss insngprated
Thursday 80 the main entrance of he
state House In his inaugural address
che Governor defended IA. contest Tor
thr Goeerncrship In che evening there
vas brilliant reception iu ths Stat.
House. followed hv BAL
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-08
n.nih nfan Actnr-

CUCAeo. Feb. Joseph " Kesne.
the actor died az ms residence. 1s1
Thi~ty-frst street a. 10 o'clock Thurs.
dav morning Mr. Keane was a. year.
- agc. and had been kno~n 20 the the
atrics world Tor = long time rs
aeld was principally confined 70 tre
smaller towns. where he earned no little
reputation In ihe character ~ Bip Van
~ W.,Efa
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-08
a Creat RrIdge ComnIeted.

MONTREAL, Que, Feb. - The Canada
Atlantic railways steel bridge over the
St Lawrence at Coteau Landing is now
all but complete and Monday freight
trains will make the initial trips over
the whole work. The structure is a mile
AMI three-quarters in length.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-08

fo>nov Feh N.ss Ma Anier
saa Has sftfrn Is Ietter te N- WUfam
BIa.k. tts fsmeas novriIef eha ls a.
Intimate 'fiea1 ef fhere ehrstes s-tress
la ehIrh SHE snneaare- fhst saa IS 60.
esg-i to aarff Ml AnlsHIo ts Navarro
.0a sen af )aso q 80 Nsssrro. of Ns~
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-08
Sentenced to BE Hanged in Nav

INDIANAPoLIs, Ind, Feb Edward
Aszman. of Cincinnati. who murdered
Mrs Bertha Elef. of this city. in Au-
gust last has been sentenced 10 be
hanged Friday, May %. The execution
takcs nlace in the State nrisnn. north.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-08

Wksu-~erov Fsb 81 -he arr-r-
firs sessIrn ~ ths serst- Thursday thr
ssmosr fresfF ass aFaiB flsruasss
Tee motions raar ~ Senstof - RI ands
we're tabled nhsrssPon @srstor I'd
usaras asses "a te ex-as.f f~or fr-ftr-
service on the rrrfe.. tte- ~ fo-~frr -s-
tsfa~s
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-08
TIE MARKETS..


CHICAGO, Zen. z
FLoUR-Cuiet Patents. +a502+7 10 Bak
srs' ~ e)E = Straights s. sjg1t 25. Winter
Patents q o1s %. Clears - 6ust3po
WuFAT-Rulcd quie' and slightly wenkor. No.
? cash aud February "a fa1fAc. Nav. 1sa q
Jstc No tSpdug quiet $500 so 2. 6o1f7'c
5epcodirz on quality
CoHN-Qulet and easier No 2 about 2sts
80 81 o b.. 2a&27-c. No. yellow 2s@8
sc. SO White 2Sc, February. 2SSc.
March spaci April Dho. May 3l2dAc;
1lip 8lA83isc
OATS Weaker aud lower No. cash 2OA0
sic. February. efc, March, 2io May % a
ag2Ae June 21lE2tbe sample sales were
80 q 8hEaic No 3 white. 2IsG2Sc No
2i8se- No 9 white -22HRg3Ac. outside
choice
RYE Duu and easy No 2 cash. tsc May
delivery. 4sr Samples. t4',e45c FOR so. q.
E2Ac fos $50.
BAmr, Quls, and Dun Common. 'biu
Iowa No a1d No zS14so Cor good 90
cto.ce $50 g 90 tc N0rrtvcsfcru No 2 thin
-auc good ~ choice mRtse fancr Joc
arf-s p1aE TrA1ln- roarfate'V active Ard
p-r -..sf er.i-r ~ sa rs80 so f,r .aet e. a.e
4r Fen.lsrs. sssata s' iar March
au. .a a.af
rt...rrs.Iac e-.r rtr arf prices easter
40 f --.tr 20 f.r -atH g. --tt ~ sl f1r Feb
raa.. fte.atn rar Nsfeb FHrs 6e oo far
r-rn .cr-s-oo-y ssnc na.-y. sRfs
l e'art t3lc
i1e fresh. 9ulc
Tr ~ Dress~i ChIckena - Is- per =
urr-rrf Turkeys sGi9r prr 2 Live Docks
80 fr prr , live gees~ = o0a7 o. psr lrvrn
~HeFs Nufea sais sad stesdy on the basis
rfit f tlstH~rs arisae' s0ofs
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-08
Hnr.. Prnc..dIrr.

WksHrNeroS. Feb 2 - In the House
Thursday bills we're passed appropri AZ
ing si12 0o0 % reimburse the ssarnen
who lost thesr personal effects I'm the
Samoan disaster. 20 establish two ad
ditionsi land districts in Montana and
ahied soldiers md sailors 20 SIS per
month Bills were introduced directing
tho Secretary - fhe Treasury 20 pnr-
chase g. noo o00 worth ~ silver bullion
per month and - have IL coined m
ue6iatelv into standard silver aolis~s
and for the surver' ~ a shin csnsi com
Meeting Lakes Superior sad n chiFsr
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-08

PIrTsBURsB. Pa Fek T-ARdrrv
Cs-nsFi. has offered % spend not less
than q. oo0 200 for Ger tvsi free iibrsrr
snd branches for The city - PittsbsrfN
provided he city VII nalrisin 'hsu
The ofsr viii hs aid before fhs coupcil
Or Monday. and % is believed thsiltvIil
- promptly sna sntt usiasfinsllv -
cspted The free library II tllsshsrr
Clfv. on which NJ Csrnsris has sr
pended over gs1o eGo wiI te opeus5 tf
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-07-10
Dining With Laplanders.

was taken into one of the Laps
huts, saws a writer in an English journal.
In the centre wood fire was burning
brightly on some stones, and at first the
smoke was very unpleasant, but soor one
became accustomed to it, and it served
the useful purpose of driving away the
winged plague, which had followed us
all day.
The man proceeded to boil some coffee,
which in a few minutes was set before
me, together with wooden bowlful OF
reindeer's milk The coffee was not very
palatable, but under the circumstances
worse fare would have proved acceptable.
The milk found TO be too thick and rich
to drink much of.
A sugar loaf was produced from
beneath some cloths in corner, and few
pieces were Clipped off and handed to
me. | accepted them with my politest
smile, accompanied by bow, but when
proceeded to sugar my coffee in the
orthodox style the action caused much
amusement to the Juvenile Lapps, who
roared with laughter, and appeared to
enjoy the fun immensely.
found that ought to have eaten the
sugar separately, as they did, and they
evidently considered my way Of sweeten-
ing coffee inexprcssibly funny.
Cakes were then served TO each one.
These were about the size of penny bun,
but of the consistency of putty or dough,
which they somewhat resemble in appear
ancc. Sour cream was eaten with them.
SO nasty were they that mouthful gave
me "quite turn" and / was glad to
smuggle the remainder underneath the
rug on which | was sitting. | did not
like to throw it away, for fear of offend
ing my hosts. but trusted to the sharp
noses of the dogs to get me out Of the
difficulty.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-07-10

Travelling on the Eastern Bengal Rail-
way has exciting possibilities, Judging
from the following notice from the police,
which is posted at the stations on the
line:
Passengers are hereby cautioned
against taking anything to eat or drink
from unknown persons, as there are many
who live by poisoning travellers. They
first of all court acquaintance with pas
senqers in SARA OF some other place,
and then gain their confidence on the
plea of being fellow travellers going to
the same place. When they reach a
place convenient for the purpose, they
poison the water or food of the pas
sengers. who become insensible, and
then they decamp with all their property.
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4. and COLLECTIONS promptly made.
MN drafts on England, Ireland and Scot
tjsDd Letters Of Credit furnished.
m deposits and general business of this
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N. II. DUBOIS, President,
.j0HN W. ROWELL, Vice-President,
r. T. DUBOIS, Cashier.
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AUSTIN PRICE CURRENT

Following are quotations for wholesale
rates unless otherwise specified:
APPLES-G q barrel, 5.O0G14.5O
BACUN--Breakiast, 94Ol0c; long clear
&c; shOr, clear, nc.
BANANAS-Per bunch, packed, 2OO@
$50.
BARLEY-8Oo@Sjc
BRAN-77Hc@S5.
BUTTER-Country fresh from wagon
8@lOc; from store, 2OW25c; Kansas
creamery, 25@3Dc.
CABBAGE-Per crate. none in market
CANE SEED-G5@SOc.
CANNED GOODS-Per doz., peaches
Standard lbs, 1.5O; Strawberries, 2 lbs, 1.35
blackberries, lbs 90c@1.0O; tomatoes, 2 lbs.
95c@1.O0
CHEESE-Full cream, 1211c; young
American, 13c.
CHICKENS-2.00@2.5 so from wagon.
COFFEE-Rio, 2O@23c.
CORN-From country wagon, shuck
40c; shelled. in bulk, from wagon 40c; from
store, sacked, 45@50c.
CORN MEAL-45c.
C0AL-Anthracite, o ton, delivered
1850; Colorado. $50.
COTTON SEED-Per bushel, 15c.
DRUGS-(job prices Morphine, per o.,
3.35; opium, per ID, 4.75; calomel, per ib,
LILO; quinine, per o., soc; assafaetida, per
ID, zoe; castor oil, per gal, LIS; turpentine
per gall, 55c linseed OIL per gal, roc;
EPSON salts, per ID, SC; gum camphor, per
b, 43c; sulphur, per tb, SC; laudanum, per
DRY GooDs-Dress prints, 5@6hc;
standard plaids, 6HG6A; light brown do
nestle, A, SC; medium, do, Al, 6@7hc;
heavy do, A, 7h@Sc: bleached do. a.
6Z@7c; heavy do, 9@9hc; brown drilling
7H@8hc; Alabama plaids, &c; brown duck
ing, 9L@13c: Jeans, cotton, 12h0l5c; do.
all wool, 221@35c; mattress ticking, 7h@
Sc; feather do. 12@15c; hickory do, SO
lie; ginghams, 7h@l215c; brown cotton,
S1&@7Hc; cambria, 5h%bc.
store, l0c.
FLOUR-Bcst, 4.50@500.
HARDWARE-lron per pound, SIC steel
pillow, 4Hc; do, cast, Exc; nails, per keg,
3.25; do. horseshoe. Clinton, per box, Nos.
8 to 8, $500; do, Ausable No. I, $3.50; wire,
barbed, painted, 1925; galvanized, 4.25c
smooth, Nos. & to 8, $4.35; do, black, 1915.
HlDES-Prime, tiints, S@lOc; dry salts,
1850; wet salts, 3@4c.
HAMS-Sugar cured, 11@l2c.
HAY-Bottom, per ton, baled. from
wagon, 1900. From store, 17.00@2O.OO; loose
from wagon, 1890.
HOMINY-Per Dbl, $50.
LIQUORS-Sour mash whisky, from
three TO eight years old, 2.0O@3.50; sweet
mash, KENTUCKY goods, TWO 10 seven year,
old. k75@3.0O. Wines, imported ports, 200
@3.50; sherries, 2.OO@3.50; California wines,
1.0O@l1.75. according to age.
LUMBER AND SHINGLES - (Retatl
price Texas and louisiana pine, R., No l,
1S.0;0Texas and Louisiana pine, R., all
heart. 25.00@30.O0: Texas ard Louisiana
pine, R., No. ., 1900; Texas weatherboards
23.OO Texas beaded ceiling, e, 300; Texas
beaded ceiling, e, $500; f. q G. flooring,
Ike. $500; +. II q. flooring, 1x3 or 4. 27.5D;
F. K G. flooring, hx3 or 4, 5000; California
weather. boards, 300; dressed 1x2 sides,
300; dressed Ski sides, 300; extra widths,
from 800 TO 5000: cypress lumber, differ
ent widths, 400 to 5000: white pine, 5000;
shingles, 4.50@500@5.50 per NJ; laths,
per NJ, $50; cedar posts, l5c.
R0PE-one-halfinch ana upwards, l313c.
RICE-5@7c.
RYE-70@75c.
SUGAR-A 7@7Ac; granulated, 79sc;
cut loaf SIC; yellow clarified, 6A@Tc.
TEA-lmperial, y ID, 25@65c; gunpowder,
40d75c.
TIES-Delta L65@l.70 per bundle.
TURKEIS-4O&G0c from wagon,