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Clearing House Exchanges

BosTos, May li.-Total gross changes
for the last week, as shown by dispatches
from the leading clearing houses Of the
United States and Canada. were 81 ,3l3,-
4ss,G2S, an increase of 81 per cent. as
compared with the corresponding week
last week.
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CHICAGO, May 1.-THE tlzzlc of the pro-
jected packing house strike on May is
now reported to have been due to a secret
plan for better organized walk-out in
July, when the packing houses will he ex-
of success.
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Killed al Their Post

BUFFALO, May II. This afternoon. at
Lehigh, switch engine was drawing a
train of freight cars into the city when
the engine exploded. instantly killing
Engineer Hart and Fireman O'Connor.
The force of the explosion was terrific,
being heard two miles away.
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SUNDAY Hall Games.

philadelphia Athletics <, Brooklyn b.
Al Columbus Columbus 10. Louisville O..
Al Toledo Toledo <. 81. Louis 4.
AT Rochester sr-Rochester 10, Syracuse 4.
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>aru Issruhar,it III,

PARIS, May il.-Sarah Bernhar,lt is i'll
In the prison scene of "Jeanne D'Arc" a
splinter entered her knee and dangerous
inflammation set in.
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Foreign hank Failure.

VIENNA. May II. - A newspaper an
nounces the suspension Of Honus 4 Lang.
bankers. Assets, $4,000 norins: liabil-
tiles, 7,UuO,Ul horins.
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Properly Dealt With.

HEARSE, Kan, May ll.-Edward Ben
nett, a negro, was taken from jail las,
night and lynchcd for rape committed on
a white woman.
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Crawford Didn't Arrive.

PmLADELPHlA, May tl.--Crawford, the
alleged embezzler, did not arrive here on
the steamer yesterday.
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Boucicault III.

NEw ioRK, May ll.-lt is reported late
tonight that Dion Boucicault is very i'll al
his home in this city.
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CoSsrASTINoPLE, May ll.-A number
of changes in the ministry has been an
notIuced, creating considerable sensation.
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Missoula has doubled its popu-
lation in the past twelve months,
and will certainly more than
double it again in the next twelve
months. Money invested there
now will net the investor a hand
some proit.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The midsummer races Of the C~orintbiau
yacht club, at M~arblehead. will take place
on August %, 55 and p.
Mike Coslin Of Bennington, VT, chal-
lenges any 1l5-pound wrestler in the world
tn meet him for 500 a side.
The Beck-Elliott match for the Ameri-
can field champion wing shot cup, now
held by Beck. will be shot for a, Indian.
apolis, Ind, August 4.
A national lawn tennis association il
being formed In Canada. The clubs of
Montreal, Ottawa, Halifax. ST. John,
Cornwall, London and Hamilton have
joined.
The worlds 5O-milc ordinary bicycle
road record was recently broken by j. II.
Ilsey OF the North Road &. C., of England.
The distance was accomplished In 2 hours
] second faster than G. II. Whites record
in 1888.
Peter Cannon, the great Scotch runner,
who has arrived in this country, will take
part In several of the Caledonian games
this summer. He has beaten George, the
English runner, and made two miles in
9:l2 1-2, which is only one second behind
the best record.
The great bicycle race meetings this
year will be as follows: August p and
-, l.. A. W.. at Niagara Falls; September
ment at Charter Oak park; September I
and :, New York state division meet at
Syracuse; September II and IL, Peoria
race meet. The Philadelphia two days
tournament will be held about the 9TH and
9Th OF September.
Kemp's last victory over Matterson was
a very easy one, Peter finishing a minute
and six seconds ahead of his alleged
competitor. The odds against Matterson
were 4 In l. The HrSf ntla MN nnuaraI
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RACKET OF THE NJ

The Australian fighters, Billy and
Jimmy Murphy, sailed for home recently
by the steamer Alameda, from San Fran
cisco. They will give exhibitions in the
aLtipodes and expect to return In about a
year. Billy Murphy said he would chal-
lenge Jack McAuliife when he returned.
Peter jackson told Murphy he would fol-
low him soon.
All arrangements have beef made for n
glove fight between Charley Smith. who
claims to he the li6-pound champion Of
England, and Matt Mccarthy, Of Phila-
delphia, "A feathcrweight who has been de-
feated. hut is said to be a good man.
There Is 10 be a purse of $1,000. The
match will he with skin gloves To a finish.
aud will take place inside of four weeks
within 100 miles of Philadelphia. Smith,
who has friends in that city, will leave
New FOR in "a day or two To train for the
contest. John Leary will look after him.
Harry Walton will probably prepare Nc
Carthy for the contest. IL all the report
are true Of Smiths fighting abilities, he
should come pretty lear winning, although
after the hard fight that Mccarthy ave
George Dixon il should be a closely con-
tested affair.
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DIAMOND JUST.

The Boston u. l.. club claims To he 500
600 ahead of the season.
Old Ezra Sutton has retired from the
diamond for this season on of i'll
health.
Brooklyn has had the three biggest
plums of the season in Boston, n this
must have helped very materially To make
good the deficit due la poor attendance in
the City of Churches.
sam Crane. Pittsburg's short stop, il a
great reader of novels, and is especially
fond of everything written by Max ofRell.
Roat. the famous third bascman. Is re-
markable for his silence. He rarely ever
says anything, is "a great reader, rciires
early and attends strictly Ia base ball as a
business.
Arson is said To ave "A gigantic scheme
in view which he intends Ia carry into ef-
feet next winter. He proposes to hire n
ground down South u get together all
the ball PLAYERS in the country. After he
has given e man a trial, he will form
two teams aud select the best of these for
his Chicago club in 1891.
There is quite "a little colony Of ball
players living within "a squarc mile of the
ball park, Cincinnati. Keenan,, Mari,
Knight and Foreman all live in the same
row of houses, while right around the cor
ner Manager LOTUS, Kid Baldwin, Jerry
Harrington and Billy Rhines have secured
board. Under these circumstances il
does not take Manager LOTUS long To get
"A team together.
When Robinson Of the Athletics came
To the bat ia a reccnt game Manager Shar-
sig presented him with "A very fine plush
trimmed rattan baby coach. Mr.. Sharsig
wheeled the coach over TO the plate and
in "A few well chosen words presented il to
his pet catcher. The crowd cheerrd vo-
c~iferously, which made Bobby blush. hut
when MIR. Slarsig walked away aud left
the coach stand, thus compelling him to
wheel il across the field to the club rooms,
he became badly ratified.
While ia Boston recently League I'm
pirp Sandy McDermott told the following
story of one of his many experiences
while officiating in the Western associa-
ton: "Thc omahns ueeded a run tn win
aud Chippy' McGam htt a ball good for a
home run. He cut of third base 10y ten
feet, and an out was claimed aud allowed.
What "A howl went up. The people Jumped
right or the stands, and I thought | was
a goner. 'Chippy' raj up with "A bat in his
hand. He was white as "A sheet and badly
scared. That decision was all right he
cried. Il didn't touch third base And
that is the way lac paciiled the mob. And
do you know old 1ruckenmiller, the pres
idcnt, fined him SIS for making the ac-
acknowledgement: That's a fact"
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TRACK TALK.

ova England's greatest race horse,
broke down IN MS preparation ior Ascot
IL is reported that Miller q Silbey re-
Gently declined $1,000 for a yearling colt
10y 81. Bel.
TN. a.y,,r-oId 6lIy princess Iinro nv
Prime, Charlie has been sold 10 lin
Williams for 81 00
,n"' Al
ihe saie ,nc nurser! s.arhhss, 'ue
nroper,y OF aus'ist belInoh'''ook place. III
,he p"u"och Hioh"u'h p"'h ses'e
"ay.
The horse on which the Russian, Pescl-
ikoii, made his famous ride across the
continent, has been sold for 10000 rubles
CSD,0OOl.
Envarnnr ndcn Rnvyie and Edgar NJ
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Tn. English Language In Rome.

A hotel in Rome. anxious to secure En-
glish patronage, has set forth its adyan-
tages in the following advertisement.
which is placarded about Paris: 1.-THE
de@,t the most ~favorite resort by English
and American travellers, as during the
winter presents all kinds of comforts for
what concerns the general heating, dur
ing the summer is just III To afford The
freshest and most the wholesome temper
allure on account of its special position.
breadth and ventilation. The largest and
most monumental table d'hotc there is to
bc found"
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A Serious Engineering Difficulty.

Prom the san Francisco Argonalt.
A ~Scotchman, who had been employed
nearly all his life in the building Of rail-
ways in the highlands of Scotland, came
10 the United States in his last years and
settled in a new section on the plains Of
the west. Soon after his arrival a project
came up in his new home for the rom
struction Of a railroad through the dis
trict. aud the Scotchman was applied to
rs a man Of experience in such matters.
'Hoot, mont said he 10 the spokesman
across this kentry. )" "Why not. Mr.. Fer
guson?" "Why not" he repeated. with
an air of settling the whole matter: ''why
not? And dinna We see the kentry's as
HAT as a tiurc. and you have nav place
whatever Ia run your toonels through"
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Bar ~silver-Sl.07.

Money on call easy. with no loans.
Prime mercantile paper, 5H1.
Sterling Exchange-Dull and firm
60 day bills, S4.siA; demand, Si.S9.
Mining quotations. as follows:
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his heart nearly, but no one heard him
complain. He has done many foolish
things, and he has done things that yer
brave, and even noble. and so the people
have worshiped him, and they kncel at
the shattered altar in a way.
"Did ! ask him il he would sign the
agreement with the club? No. / did not.
knew IL was useless. The old Sullivan
is dead, and the man who has his place
would he an easy game for n second-rate
good man Of his weight"
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Al
49,. THE DEPOT =.
General Railway and Steamship Once, foot Of
Main street, Anaconda. Montana.
c. D. BEEBE. City Ticket Agent.
n. W. ADAMS. General Agent.
THE CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE &
ST. PAUL RY.

Is the Fast Mail Short Line from st. Paul
and Minneapolis via La Crosse and Mil
waukee to Chicago and all points in the
Eastern States and Canada. II is the only
line unde one management between St.
Paul and Chicago, and is the Finest
Equipped Railway In the Northwest. II
is the only line running Pullman Drawing
Room Sleeping Cars with luxurious smok-
ing rooms, and the finest dining cars in
the world, via the famous "River Bank
Route" along the shores Of Lake Pepin
and the beautiful Mississippi River 10
Milwaukee and Chicago. Its trains con-
meet with those of the Northern lines in
the Grand Union Depot at st. Paul. No
change of cars Of any class between st.
Pau and Chicago. For through tickets,
time tables, and full information apply to
any coupon ticket agent in the North
west.
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rhey Could Not Den, 4, After That.

From the Washington Post.
snow, children" said the old man. as
he look the muskct from the corner. i'm
view Of the assembled family, aye all see
this POWDER"
"les, sir,' came the reply in chorus.
"See IL 20 into the gun ?"
ayes, SIR"
AN this bullet"
"les, SIR
AN this cap"
"les. SIR"
AN Their amt no doubt in the minds
Of any Of ye?"
"No. SIR"
"All right" the old man concluded with
a sigh of relief; maybe Wen get owe
this Fourth of July Thought al acciden,
in the family"
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N AND STOCKS.
Ups and Downs In Market Values ON the
New York Exchange.

NEW YORK, July 12.-Stocks to-day were
intensely dull but firm. Dealings in all
except a few specialtics and sugar refln-
cries was, however, confined To limits Of
about y per cent. The market closed
very dull but firm at slightly better figures
than the opening. Final changes are in
all eases for fractional amounts only.
Government bonds steady.
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Al Observation-Disclosures 6, Cleve
land ;.
At New ~York-New York 3, Chicago ).
Az Boston-Boston 10. Pittsburg >.
Al brooklyn Brooklyn y, Buffalo Ii.
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American Association Games.

Al columbus Columbus 3. Rochester ..
Al Observation-Disclosures \, Athletics 4.
Al Toledo Brooklyn game postponed
ou account of rain.
Al ST. Louis ST. Louis II, Syracuse 4.
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ON THE DIAMOND.
League Games.

At Philadelphia Philadelphia Sleeve
land 4.
At New York New York *. Pitts
burg 1.
Il Boston Boston .. Chicago 3.
Al Brooklyn-Brooklyn Z, Cincinnati 1.
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Railroads and Ra1lroaders.

AND Tom Pratt, too. Who'd o. thunk It?
Mr.. W. s. DIckerson, operator at the Mo.
p. depot left Monday night for II short visit
to Fayetle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh Roberts are home
from q visit in Atchison, Kansas, and vernon
county. Mo.
Eph King has SO far recovered from his iu-
inries rs to be able to resume work. He Is
now with the switch engine In the yards al
Myrick.
Serious delays were caused on The j. c., b
& L.. Tuesday and " ednesdsv by the teie.
graph wires getting twisted together during
the heavy wind.
BOOnville Star Tom Lindsey. The popular
Missouri Pacific conductor. was among tht
many relatives who attended the funeral Of
our ate county clerk, Mr.. Il. b. Bunce.
Paymaster King, whom all the boys like 10
see come around, not only because he dis,
tributes to tn III their money. but because
they like him. was here on his monthly pay
Ing trip Tuesday.
Mr.. Charles Small left Wednesday for Kan
sas City where he will remain until after The
holidays with his parents. He will leave. ht
says. about the first Of January for the new
state of Washington where lie will reside
His friends here wish him success wherever
he may 20.
Brakeman Harry Adams. Of the Santa Fe
running on II freight train under Conductor
Montrose, was fatally crushed THURSDAY
morning at Lexington Junction between
coal ear and u ''dead engine" that he wa
coupling 10 1t. The injured man was takei
to Argentine, Kansas.
Conductor Dennis O'Brien, OF the Mo. r.
passed over The Wabash last Monday even
Ing, en- 5oate to Atkinson. Neb., his old home
from which place a telegram had been sen
to him at st. Louis telling him that his moth
err was on her death he'd. Whether the Ell,
has come an yet or not we have not learned
but Dennis many friends here hope that b,
found his mother much better when he ar
rived.
Boonvllle Star Frank Tut, of the Law
department Of the Mo. p. X. r., was In ID,
CITY Monday night. After q hand shake will
those of bis many friends who were ever
lucky to meet him he disappeared promising
10 De back In Z couple OF days. Frank Ia
native OF old Cooper, his father late judgl
OF the Lexington circuit, having moved from
Cooper county to Lafayette county during tn,
war. II is reported, on what authority W,
know not, that he will soon be offered th
guardianship of the department OF crimins
law for the Mo. P. His long service with tb
company and his success In the work entitle
him to this recognition, and we hope 1t |
true, because we know he has an offer iron
q great road In Texas. which 10 a peculiar
view Is much better than anything he ha
heretofore had from the Pacific. He IL al
earnest. hardworking gentleman In the strict
est sense of the word, who honors his pro
fession and will make his profession honor
able and hopored. We hope he will remain
In Missouri.
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The ALTAR.

Married-At the residence of the brides
father, near ConcOrdia. December 10. by Kew.
HacKman. MIR. AMOS PETERING and Miss
MARTHA MEYER.
- At the Methodist parsonage, in Waver-
ly, December II. by Rev. Il. @. Frszine, DR.,
T.. V. ROBNETT, OF IiIgginsvilie, and Miss
MINNIE RENO.
- Al the home of The brides parents near
WarrentOn, Mo-, Dec. ll.Mr, CHAS. LANK.
FORD, of WaVerlY, and Miss CLARA CAL.
KINS. The happy pair are now at home to
their friends at their residence. in Wsverly.
- At the residence of the brides father,
Robert j. Smith, Esq, near this city, Dec. II,
by Rev. John C.. ShacElefOrd, MIR. CALVIN
r. SNODDY of Saline county and Mrs. Sal
LIE e. BIRD.
The wedding WAS a very quiet one, only y
few of the most intimate friends being pres
ent. Tit Intelligencer extends hearty con-
gratulations.
- At the residence Of Mr.. ,Jno. Mcdowell,
in this city. December II, by Rev. W. J. Car
penter, Mr.. THOS. PRATT. of this city. and
Miss STELLA SATTERLEE. of Adrian, Mo.
The wedding was u very quiet one. only u
very few OF the most Intimate friends OF the
| contracting parties being present. Mr.. Pratt
~ an honest. industrious and sober Young
man, and one who we'll deserves aud does
command the fullest confidence and respect
of his acquaintances In general and psrticu'
larly that Of The heads Of the departments OF
the COMPANY for which he is working, thu
Missouri Pacific railroad. His bride ia com
psrstively u stranger TO our people. but vel
who, during her short stay in our midst, hai
made the impression upon those who hsy,
had the pleasure of meeting her. Is Il lad
~ Shoe, .,.n Ia. - 80 80,
heart which tend to make of such a home q
the one over which she has been chosen Il
preside as queen the brightest spot on earth
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SHORTS.

Go to the postohice news stand for your
Christmas candles. IL
Mrs, 3. P. Arnold's stock Of stylish MILF
merry goods is complete In all Its branches and
she invites the inspection OF all desiring 10
purchase goods In her line. novltt
Eggleston 8 Ewing carry the largest and
best line of Blank b Bros. candy In the city.
II there is anything you need 10 the Silver
Plated Flat or Hollow ware line call at a.
Eqle's. decSiS
d. Haeckker's is the only place in the city
where the celebrated Saddle Rock oysters
can he procured. nov22u
anti Claus can be found at Royle q
Sons with u full supply Of christmas goods.
See him. decl3i2
Organs. pianos and sewing machines at
-~I-,dwips,. n22t6
OvernowIng with bargains in dla-
pmonass watches, iewelry, &C. Grimes .
venable. jewellers. Lexington. Mo. decOt0
our prices on holiday goods will be very
low 4 Come and get benefit OF the same. ID.
r. Rovle a Son. decl3l2
Malaga grapes, Florida oranges and bananas
NJ EerIeslou q Ewlng's. decl3tf
A nice line OF Band and Set Rings at A.
Egle's. decS'a
Ne sure and look at our holiday goods
before YOU buy. We can do you good NJ. +.
RVyle q Son. deeisl1
When wanting anything In the way OF
fancy. goods. call on J. D.. King. opposite
<Gfand Central, 2odec2t
Christmas goods Of all kinds, such as fruits
canned goods. ETC., etc., at LaBertew's, oppo'
site Grand Central Hotel. IL
90 to Eggleston . Ewing's for pure buck
wheat iour. pure maple zap. genuine New
Orleans molasses and the best sorghum ever
ade. decloti
All the daily papers can be bought at the
postofice news stand. IL
You will Ind the finest line Of Christmas
fruits, candles. nuts. &C., ever brought 10
Lexington at Triag's, II
For Quails on toast, go 10 d. Hackers. u
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Relig1o

Regular services at the Christian church to-
morrow morning and evening.
Regular services at the Presbyterian church
tomorrow morning and evening.
The German Methodist church has this
week been newly painted, papered aud car.
peted.
Usual services at the Baptist church to-
morrow morning and evening. Sunday
school at $3.50 a. m.
Regular services at the NJ. Il. church South
tomorrow morning 1T II o'clock and in the
evening at 1880 o'clock. Sunday school at 9 80
Advent service tomorrow In First Baptist
church. Morning service, II q. m, advent
sermon, subject, "Chimes Of the Advent
Bells" Vsnits FrGitemuS Domino. Nigh
service, Up. m; subject OF sermon "Some
Fools" All are invited and will be cordially
UaIoomoi-
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The Heaviest Load

That man earl irs, without murmur or com
plant. is the poor mans sick family. The case
admits OF no trifling. The Pasteur Remedy
Company. through it's agent, asks the privilege
OF leaving with each family L sample bottl" oI
the Pasteur Family Remedy for trial. 1t cures
all diseases by destroying all the poisonous
germs in the blood. and External diseases, fion
the cancer TO the common pimple, by using in
connection with the Pastenr Campbornied
Arnics salve. No charge is made except 70,
salve. Inform all who are suffering and sp 'AB
of us as you find us. No cure. no pay. Foi
sale by {. W. LOOMS. No. 4.
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A. #. IL 8. r. Holiday Excursion
Rates.

On account Of the winter holidays excnr-
sion tickets may be sold as instructed below.
Ratss-Fsre and one-third for the round trip.
distance limited between points within two
hundred miles from Lexington; dates of suIe,
December "a. % and 81. 1890, and January !,
1891. Going limit isv of sale. return limit
January ). 1891. JOHN TAUBMAN, Agt.
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A Safe Investment.

Is one which ID guaranteed to bring YOU sa 49,
factory results. or in case OF failure a r. turn OF
purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy
from our advertised druggist a bottle OF Or.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption. 1t Is
guaranteed to bring relief in every case. when
used for any affection OF Throat. Lungs OF
Chest, such as Consumption. Inflammation OF
Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma. Whooping Cough,
Group. etc etc. 1t Is pleasant and agreeable
to taste, perfectly safe, and can always b'
depended upon. Trial bottles Tree al l.. Farmer
drug store. No
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To School Teachers.

The Missouri Valley Teachers Association
will be held at Independence, December 30
and 81. 1890. The programme will be inter-
ssting and Instructive. Independence is a
beautiful little city and Is conveniently situat-
ed-being In an adjoining county and entered
by both the c. & A. and the Mo. Z. railroads.
You wish a little jsunt during the holidays,
any way. What think you OF going up and
spending one dsyf You can go on reduced
rates. You need not do anv Of the work
but NAV sit back and enjoy seeing the other
fellows do It. Yours truly. c. ~. RATLAND.