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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoCR1in inc safi 9 , dI"nF
@s.1fs w wsa ssfSt
irs ss fa TIE Sc
slSS ,5 70: I ,sss 3 q, &:
iss, ss tSS ssls III $
,1 lG mi 81 asSR soi H.
Esss: s * s ssss s
s SSa: $ q? scs ;aniisy q
s. s0 ost Ss ss s ssSse Peg sS
,sss "a MAXI. ss5Hs e .nf "1't' s
ssl9 gsas5 as IS 800 s,.
s sEs. ae g and sn fanf s! saei
!, can sS s9'' &c 81 :: Fl
= Ys ss 20 we sss G SOC So e. ''"'S 20
o4sS i, the option maiset da
brought 9ds s.e S OF abO Sf 'S Al on nr p s1
r; Sc o. ws. S s on accom-" OF r pG d SG
Srs SSs en = q hang sua D cS, OF
.a At s 81 Sis ss oos. @ 81 o nd
Ia. p t Gf and ID: u 'sHs
Nay winch s.er oS Which C. ad i +
s sCt Welded so:iSs az so q ~ n
. s% Of va S.n The Weather d knsdc
n ss I'd as Inn sPS sh s ~si n's
, hS e 1s" sS nsues HSch aa an
600 busi sIaabe stocks East OF he Ro de- io
as I'D assS
ss,p s a. Tn n lot points SE s lE'
s ss o 3 . sGsh s;ass aE1%,' ?o S
Ias r, TSl end md cS SSS R4k %
i ss F Se su'r sSpcit qprsed I'VE loads
quoted No I'D 90 and Sohe c Pcs and
se aaS, ISL s,s dsG MP u ,S5 S-5%
hard Spring &c pr.s%gsG delivered G4l az:
ssHU5ssssa ns oaG Gd .SS % nd &
private sales 4s4S 600 bush i9 Z, s,c 1880 S
s sa 'P ss spYsss'? re-: soS
81 o. : :iS.n 81 Hs:'s
:. Il % jas az ei's IO sions
sief a g 81 A lS e Go MsE 1t
q i ils. DO o. Nay S" $iS' ,os"F at
s "a do s s sS sc'iU bush Canada TO- arrive
y, w.s1n rve n s sat'? s%Gd GSTie
GasrsS, cs" Ws So
s ooRSas nj Mh IsHi :. q% s ss
81 Iss.s, wss ETY. good aI SSy
ss' Which tsss "a
sssi,sy s a. in !ss
g ~ ,sS
ts.s So cS:A 'A1 about
f.o, an; and Rsss ss spot "ast,0
n H9sd S. ssoe store aad elevator
SSsa S g. Ss'S sesS Ss St
4 s:Sa. CLOSING closing es4e 9s'.e
upward :urn but The close was was
e: sa Arr" wa. On ss gS' sss,s
lively small which added the early nrnness OPTIONS
gained aac at the outset following other cereals but tho
&: vel 4 ss:.S &
81 II ~ S:h ss2 lsHs@s SS
Hiss$ tsss4Sc siev,tSf No White SIC seyssoi 10
% ss VIZ No DC ch scasS 8coSe eos
closing % sSs d Se. Msy s so:nS s
s e. :. s'ss CLOSING ss ..'sSs
oss S. s2d Es sssss sta. 10 " 81 i0S'' Is
Hay AND sTRkwSDemsnd for hay docs not enlarge
and with fair receipts the general market has weak look
remain REV V qS1Ys Sa1''
s :sDssa 70 M ssss
Gts ss trade sf Is oct s.ps.y brisk
sn.Iss
P. S:sS SSs: s4s sss a. i 6 spG iss
aETALs-TIN-opesec ..esay, but tf a. sha S
s.e sales sa' EHy XpSweE.f spa dSi . pS
Siseei ''.tcpoP9Ek.Mscectsd.. ..sPELTEK-ouies
PIG 65EEQsSssASS.ns quoted u
tstr 70 stLsty fancy; Porto Rico SoH"se Ahs''''
"isS%vlf sroREs-spIRIrs ryRpENTINESooRss,IIe .
SH;.a eaaagSsod SISS iss. LOO Ssi;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30

New.YorS, Wednesday Oct. 20.
The following sales were held Of the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day:
s-story fiat, with lot, No. ss7 West 3ethst Ia Of
0,b.aye, lot 26x1O0.5; Southern Stedman 9io1UO;
g. $50 II Q Of fth.ave. lot 25xlosS; A wenstein.
similar buildings, with plot Of land Nos 2Ss snd
2a West Ssd:st, :. 176 ne Of sthsvc, plot soxso4;
Henry Hoyt, $4,000. - .,.. .
EOS ethaye lot ISxloo2 WosSn Sxz
8SxliOx6o. oxb0; Hoyt, 81. 800 49,.
30 lots on Preseot-st and Ashburson-ave; A ssowe
i lot. e. Mulberryst and croton Terrace;
lots, s 8 Croton Terrace n Of Prescottst Fair
lots on walnu.st cor Franklin-st, 2s1aOt lib
los on Wsinut.st n cor Franklin.st 26Isbt 1os
each: II Sweeney and others 81, 1926 ,,,o
lots on Wslnutst rs II . Of Cntrest. 2Sxaot ITO
each; E Harrington, $50. $780, or,,,
1 lot Walnutst, cor Croton Terrace <oh<A' :
lot on Wsinutst, Q cor Croton Terrace. 2Sx1o2;
sale Of dat with plot Of land No. ITO and 112 West
3eth-st, adjourned TO November g.,
NEwJERSEY PROPERTY
lots PaullsonAve, Passaic; E Mlchaelis $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, Oct. 90, 84s p. m;-Beef pork and hams
Holders offer sparngy BsSon-Hcdefs one1 moderately
Offer freely. TsllCwIIolders ole, moderately spr
Iosn~Hoidcrs oncr moderately Lard-spo. futures-
Holders offer moderately prime Western SPOT October No.
Holders offer spsInsly Corn.spot.Holde,. Offer spar
tpot Arm at Is lid Hops 1t LondcnPaeinc Coast-Hold
Pc on6pihg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

ycw.york "Wednesday. Oct o9-BEEvES-R 81
Of Loss nq "a at .o S'f at Gcs TOR
including 10 carloads manifested 10 aftN oei ~ soad
T%r on G the market opened vita fair demand at
Sl n anS@ S.ss sd' and
the nsn c, me Se a were w w% nos eoed to b.
9S, cut tut Sood native steers sold at 50 10 100
-, Texans q 200 IS So stays and oxen at a. 2'"es;
bulls a. 90 ce quote British markets steady sd for
rated beef 81 G0d Tor American steers estimated
s1O s @ e e s t e @
an? est 4 ohs sses SSs ev dr.
as s Il At g West ysGa d. li1e .S St g 80 a.
s. IS 81 i5Ss Sf' l g IT.
a. IS So Indiana 1888 r. at 8 Is 9h hn 40.
i l:5 at at e g o. o. S'''' 40, '0',
n : s. IS a. &C. e Sy AZ
23 * q g. at Isl 81 s. .. y US: SFf Re
Sh dc; IS 81 tsssss
q g. Z iss g. tSs i s. 2 oxcn 1900 H.
10 Chicago steG ,s 1899 a Il 40
O. ea 1890 At - a. TO- q Il sS 8h" 1889 is''
SsS il o9 9S;sa sf ,n. III iai h. at IS
do iio5 ~ at 81 50 do Iloj N, at 81 do HAS H.
at y ~ ~ rldcock Sons Stays 1910 NJ at 81 Is;
Bull III Go1wS-Receips 14o head over all roads
,c number were consigned direct TO suburban a, acLi
MarXct slow and unchanged with poor to good Cow" BELL
head The market Ss, ruled ana d0G pSe
demand wa' Sluggish Al sorts Of r live "a
Ta sales ys "a a. I'd 2 Gaze: 81 PFC for
Selected sold at $40 and common to choice Ve"i'
sli Il GE s a. 20 8 q
e To- 5S n n 10 d. i5s h. ose "a Harlem do ITO
81 2 v: Ho q g Sii
e. a do n,
sc%5.is I 2 i yfs; T. e = 10
no % e. do ~ &a.a az CAVE: 2oe ~ 2o
- | vGa!s 90 SitHs &c lss NJ g q. se Al do
1888 n pS;SiA eaScs s. S's s a, Sc do
go M a d. 20 n, at F Il DO IA h. at 7sc II do l''
ASP G2 sat IS isi a
q G be- sea
f Be Sei.eT 1 S%t at at The
@ pscay 70. .S% az and %s g.
fI1ss re'Ss's 1896 ST. poorest to best lambs at
Sc ( 10, o5 s? IS an Sat Safss Z ~;
70 d s s ssl So 70 : Sac, se Z
DO at e 60 .? % d. z0S g p &c . H.
Pssoss s:,1: ss InS AZ ss ss y
s's ss e. do Il m at 90 ls IA a0
collins; s.,s. Sheep % g, NJ at = go g as 70 state sS
Z e iaai. e Sc g. s e f :;
cnys 80 u 1pd 4. , sAseg 9S 90
Ksn' Ra.s L e e 3 at SO H.
PsnnsyIysns LAMB 50 sn. at % 70 do 90
ss:s ss3;S r. s:1'o % Z
q, S SS 90 M at % Is 81 DO 20 n At 20
II 1 9o y Ri~ sat- s Es%s s1.
Se.nsa, a. d. g rs s; rs q? a. 10 CO.,
Iar,neSn 81 SIT ~ 10 sheep ioS az 81 90
sae CO.. ass' g as eansds az Sad w:ss ST.
Gens s s. IS sh 60 g g. n
ZIG wash sSie Kirby State sheep Ss N. at "a 90
STAT ksmSs 90 ~ a. of ess4 head M.r4c. dull
% s. sa u Ss's ss' so
salss1A Lamb 2S Sat- Sta Hogs EOS s. average 2.
800 10 d. rs At g. soass e e.
g We e. u, gSgs Il ass ;, 80 at 81 u.s. ae
20 t DO extra prims ~ rough DO $40
at SssIon es Ohio Hogs la' N. at e. TO- 1os
d0 !'k Kasc IS psn1syvania Hogs 1913 N, at - IS
'fTI HUME 10 Mullen 10 State Hogs o7i N, at 25.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.
Buffalo Oct 2e-Cattle-Isecepts for pas. "a hours,
head total for week thus t.G tor same tins
r' Oh s.s ad
septs past hours 5000 head total for week thus
800 to O Ne%S s 1000; sheep sad
Lamb; IT.. e; week thus @ Sc Pot : a as
last week. Ss go eonsisned through 1910 70 Eew.York
sn :a nsss sss &
p'ps; ~ oc, oeCatte-Recripts 4 400 sead Mar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30
OIL MAEKETS.

Oh City. Penn Oct 23-N.tionai Transit certificates
s.ies, $4,000 b6ls charters is,l6a bbs; shipnenE,
Pittsburr Oct. eS~Petfoieun dull National Tr,nsit
certificates orsned ss 77c closed. 77he; highest 7sc
Brsdfo.d. penny Oct 20-NatoaL Tsansit es.sinea.es
opened u 7es hlehest 7shei bvsss THE closed Tive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30
Countrpp ropertp tor Sale and 90 Est

BARGAIN AT BENSONHURST.
$500 will buy a fine new built house
with II rooms, all Improvements,
cement cellar 24x48, over 100 feet run
ming piazza, furnace, open fires, min
utes to the Beach and depot. Would
make a good boarding house. Very
easy terms. Address A. F., box 4,
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market wa
unchanged. Eggs, I9a20c.

oEiesr ssssdy se. Mssa' 9 5oS S'G Sus de-
9h1s %;:s ssSHs r.: Sss
1#ind fV os Sa:, % 4
a,tsr :tss4e a0'' sss GOOD Erss s
nheese steady firm
. M%au a rs of ; gSt,3 :' SsecmSs
on aIn track: So 9a track ns si Sas:
No. Sn Sts, roiF I'll rs
3, % i:y ss55 81. ss'S Ship
Ugh, oSerl"Es moderate demand for desirable
G, choice STdi rennyvaE
and H aa ssf sa Is n5 100 as' HG o
S 2sies under cables and spsaatISs buying n
ard mf.
in value n9S supplies hSu isa not cs ase
Sf5 Si SisI c sas. So9s% 81
G At Sos . AID rem
H Ms,s ase n n sSSlnSs
as inquiry from ether az , or shin
Ca o 0i Oe S o% oS k ana
"a 81 &; s'ss sss$5
4sde dsSsSG but G'i Gram &
10 Sr'ge 8a Ss.f GO 5sss SsiesS s 90
sna easy 929ssf erealny
asss sss''f nsss ' %H5'
xSss .e; s. ss!% SDs os
I.O
% roo bush shipments-wheat ZOO bush corn. $500
bush oats. 1900 bush.
St. Louis Oct 29-Flour demand limited prices un.
changed WheatThe opening at oil the same heures
yesterday Then the market declined SS rea hsd
yesterday. no. . cash 9s+9nsSci Deeembcf ssnsc
higher. declined strengthened in sympathy with wheat
and advanced isa.c above the opening later there
weakening and the tendency was down to the close
SS s fsn Ssif Hsss%ot ts
t sarfy 's ss hay Snf nSs demand good
Butter unchanacd Eggs 1salsiac Lead dull At Is 10
spot and s4&i2 for November delivery. Baggng
ease Iron cotton ties, 81 9Ods1 S5 Cornmeal IN.
weak for ots 70 arrive but steady and nrm for spot
offerings, especially firm for bacon. Pork, sll Lard.
So 10 DRY salt meats boxed shoulders. Is So longs
sSouidtrs 90 longs 90 20 ribs 90 2sase So; short
clear S8 As 9s8 So ReccptsFlour 1000 bbls wheat
% 900 bush corn: $4,000 bush; oats 900 bush
900 blush S,i cor. ~ O 90 bush
Toledo oct 29.-whcat active. lower: cash and Oc-
e sGSei es.h Sc January ssSc May 9r QUILT
,.sn ana october q 20; December . e. January;
eas6 cor bush cNe5'esd 8 oh6 5s sa Ssss se
bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE

me weather Was unfavorable for this market. ana
,rch Of tho property offered was Withdrawn. No. os
ws.+ rorty. sxtst. Is brownstone dwelling ON lot
,sriOo Tho bidding opened at 100000 and ran 70
400 600, J. W. wotton being the buyer. There was
~rsdernble bidding for Nos 262 and 254 West Tmrsy.
hnnsex The bidding from $4,000 to $4,000 ;
,Isnry Hoyt was the buyer. Mo- 134 West F1fteensn
nc Kidding ran from $2l 900 TO $29.550 Ascher We
sten YVES tho buyer No: 337 West Fifty NJ T.
- Ave story br0wnstone fat house on full 10y ~
pets for 5000 year and sold for s4o7oo to Southern
The sale of 200 lots at Yonkers, on the HuDpsrg
sstate Was not q complete success, large Psrt VI
re property being withdrawn The principal buyers
tnr fhe lots knocked down were B. P. FArchin w. n
sweeney, Edward J. Harrington and Henry ID. smith.
lots brought from 1895 to $3.50. ,,o
The stock Of the Exchange yesterday opened At 1SS
and sold down to 1876.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30
at Of prices and the total dealings were as

.Jncludes sales Of 1000 barrels Of cash oil at n Ia
cents. .
paan.d oil unchanged at 7.6O cents per gallon In
o'I Eoreion quotations unchanged at $50 marks IN
prcmen' and s 5-s65 11-18 pence in London. Ant
verp easier at 10 10 francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS-N. Y. CITY.
llth.ave, Q 8, 43 It S Of 40th.st. 1s0x7o: .o-.o
Laidlaw to Mary 4 Schmtt -: se''oo
) RoSner to " 6 Ronner,, q al:..:.:.,.v;o
same property; WilhelmIna c konner to l. " u
Rd MSHnsf No. e. II. @ixG7 exor; Jaeger on.
70 W Roscnzweie ;;;;oo; II Z-'ooS
,sIS IL IVES Vest. Of M tsRSya 70
smith, ct al i,Iace LOW
TlG ISssio5 scs ~ . Srqss sa.; 1900
LenoN M,rtt RI to a Holly ............. 1000
lith-st' oso, 1 80 ~ scnmestnS' . 10000
,t yo Az - ltopeft TO B Berges.. 1900
lorillald,st, g. 10 n u Re %, G,0Oo
sthave, n cor ilsih.s 20o.loxloo; Harris 90 soo
Wet t kndpve. JOS It Of sstn,s 5oxoO; OF coo
a D:my to Cor Pl s5i:t.t o5xiooii CA
Con to Edward CUNNINGHAM o; no IN: o00
l1ith:st, ., .3o.e II v Of A,e'A' 2o'o@ioo'lo'
lls,hst, ) s. IS I: OF sth-a,e 25Xlooll; OF ooo
s,,, rias: t os It tS'o Of XveA 25xio4 Low ooo
1os sniso 20 :, sSGy r ethaye 5a0xloo1
MCaroc.st cor ,s SeaW Iamnan ZoNVo $4,000
52dst s. isO IT. OF Z y ka.tenrell 70 300
Dyison;s cGr ,ttorneys .oA'' 1900
l21stst 3 S;l.S ~ usu % 10000
seds MGsha aa It Of isaV soxdSa Adler 90 zoo
7.hss a su' Il Of Ave 2oxss sx2 5xiex % 900
@apee FIsu% ID e s asep0sss 4Sioaa
s2d;st, io lo 10 II paue Of $4,000
12o.S st. $ cor oth.ave 10sxs5; A Buchanan to
Lot. s aSFf to aSs Map Valentine BRADY oath
Ward AbT96 o BTapPeas ,h to w Sa%@aanX
Eager to W c Doscher Mig Co i;,;an too5h
Lot i Map dS Il .s3 Ia5 5h
ave o. 6x50; NJ Inman to h Livingston.....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30
LIVE STOCK NARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. Oct 29.-Catue-TSccepts for past "a hours
400 head total for week thus Tar for same tins
1900 on sale, 360 market slow: Sheep and laubs-Re
eepts past % hours 5000 head total for week thus far
1000 TO New.Yoik, 5000 on sale 5000 sheep slow and
440 mead uta week thus far go for same time
last week 81. $50; consigned through 800 70 EeyYork
mediums and mixed 81 ebasi IS Yorkers - 8odsi OF
pigs, S3d3 GO. ,.,. nm =.
ans end indsns se 36ass TO- Hoes-Recspts 800 head
Market lower fair 70 choice heavy 90 00ds 0 mixed
Grades ss 5oass 90 light fa, 70 best g, ss 7Ssss IS
ssssSs sood q eheles sag Is wv '
Chicago Oct. 29The Evening JoTrnal' repcrts Cat
xsst Steers, ssSs3 20 Team, ssssS 90; ranger.
1000 Msskst sstye stssay 70 .troGasr - hS }cd
ps% 9sss s:; s1a SS1asss 1 St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30

Warehouse deliveries since October lS9O: Ne" nG3
Iss 927 bags Baltimore H. eos bags Ncw-orleans i40o
baes: total 215 .0o2 bags. IA. docne
Sales 49, bales for exror and $40 nale> for hs dav
last and 90 1903 bales this day last year Cr'p ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30

Strict Good Ordinary ~ iNl9o1 houch
OItions-Were fairly active and little irr"gu W. to,sn
generally lower tn, day The %rakn%sr was tE mo-,
renorts from tie South initial sales show ID Losses Of "a"
nnts and This was followed by further Weak oil ABOUT
ponts Liverpool slightly lower Which htn'd In,
downward tendency. But the port retsps ar, VT ,no
Snoderate and late tier disposition on w.
nart ~ ..sSort To cover which led to reaction Ccto
down mouths were ONLY
DeI Ci.rtN o0o hale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30
Citn 1ropertp for Sale,
PEERLESS MANSIONS,

Manhattan square, North (s1stst between sh ana Stn
ave finish Is BY % fes f0uE :sGsi sta
on ntfs See s, article on ssss
houses sei Y ia: 10y 10y june 1893 N'
Titles WIN Be in:ured by the TITLE Hota "a
d AL hiGHARD DEEVES owner and Builder 90 West
69d-s
~,0pTu SIDE OF 18TH ST. Just east Of Columbus
" ethpnve-Three Arstclass private dwellings. four
stories high, Easement; hardwood trim; G"suc maei'
and fixtures; large extensions r,,rr cr.y
rites guaranteed BY Iolieies Of the IIILE GUAR
Apply on premises
ID ALATIAL RESIDENCES north side 7lssst west sn OF
cabinet finish throughout inspection invited
Absolute guarantee Of tise sTursd BY poises , He
viii be delivered purchaser free Of cost at time OF passing
title GEORGE CRAWFORD. 78d.st and 1Oth-ae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30
MiscellaHeous
The instantaneous Wrinkle Remover


wNns
s y ,3s an Ladies'
MS has e:1s :. much "a! Sr i. during ss f.: Ssh
tSSs sa , spsnlS E @ h fsers s
hadn't i%,~ aS Scr bsas ~
ave0lnQe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30
THE PErRoLEUx XAxxEE

BE-. AZ g. S &c. - s sSi s. ;s Ess .o :S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30
Gounirp Boaro.

A PRIVATE FAMILY would aks oae or tive ssnusmssee
a boafdofs; thfce minutes walk from ne oep9& -
South Afiinstan-avG. East Orange y. J.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-28
ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMS.

The l26th instaliment t the Chicago
Worlds fair fund brings it up to 50, 00, 900.
Philip T. Bradley. of Andrew, Ia, who
went IL that state in 1889, died Thursday,
aged s..
The First National bank of Claysville, Pa.
capital $50, 90, has been authorized to bsgin
business -
Tue miners Of the Gallatzn, Pa, Coal and
Coke company have struck against the use
OF the steam drill.
Fourteen thousand workingmen at BARGE
Iona, Spain, struck Thursday for shorter
hours and increased wages
II has not yet been discovered how much
money Archer the Maryland treasurer, has
stolen. He is reportad insane.
Men in congress express the belief that the
pension office will be transferred from the
interior to the war department.
Baron Won Bauer, Austrian minister OF
war, will demand supplementary credit
OF 40. UU0 900 forms for smolseless powder
The German privy council is taking steps
to interdict from practice ali dentists who
have obtained degrees in American col
leges
Negotiations for Il settlement Of the Liv-
erpool dock strike have been abandoned the
companies refusing to discharge all non
union men.
Fire in the woods Thursday between Car
Yer and the South Meadows roads near
Plymouth, Mass, destroyed over 20 acres
of standing timber
Herr Irmcher, prominent Socialist agi-
tator of Chennitz. Saxony, has been sem
fenced to imprisonment at bard labor for
one year for "lese majeste
John c. Campbell, a prominent tusines,
man and politician OF Streator Ills, died
Thursday, aged AZ. He was chairman of
the state Democratic central committee.
Three brothers-Deidrick, John, and Henry
Bakeslee-all of New York, We're killed by
an Erie express train at Bed Rock, small
hamlet near Susquehanna, Pa, Thursday
n. j. McGregor, teller of the Fourth Ma
tional bank of Pittsburg, and treasurer OF
many secret orders Of that city, is missing.
and the bank officials say there is discrep-
ancy in his accounts
Three Rivers, Mich. is afflicted with a
Jack the Kisser, who, Wednesday evening.
after assaulting Miss Mabel FieIden. Mrs
Griffin, and Miss Griffin, was chased to q
large marsh outside the city, where he eluded
his pursuers.
Miss Leonora Ensell, the heroine of an al
legged conspiracy sensation at Chicago. the
details of which have been published in these
dispatches, is in receipt of numerous offery
OF marriage, one from bold and reckless
resident of Lincoln, Ills.
Unsuitable homicide was the verdict of the
coroner's jury in the case of j. F. Hyde, who
killed William Turnbull in New York Sat
urday night. Turnbull was the man who
bet life insurance policy with @Billyn
Deusche OF the question as TO which would
live the longest.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-28
CYCLONIC HAVOC.
Louisville, KY, Laid Waste by
the Tornado.
APPALLING LOSS OF HUMAN LIFE.
Most Frightful Calamity Since the Cat
aclysm That Strewed the Cone
maugh Valley with Corpses.
Communication with the Stricken City Al.
most Impossible-Story of an Eye
Witness-FIames Add Awful
Features to the Disaster.

New Albany and Jeffersonvilie in the Path OF
the Destroyer-Hundreds of Lives Crushed
out-Metropolis, Ills, Ravaged and Turned
into a MorgueMany Other Towns Wis.,
tied by the Hurricane, Which Leaves Man
gied Humanity and Razed Homes in Its
Path-Frig htful Explosion at Chicago.
VINCENNEs, Ind, March 2o-From 500 to
], 500 people are believed to have been killed
in Louisville by a cyclone which struck the
place yesterday afternoon The meager in
formation obtained here regarding the aw-
full calamity came in the shape of Jele-
graphic bulletin from New Albany just be-
fore the wires were completely Frustrated by
the sleet and snow, which has been falling
throughout this section for hours. Every
possible effort has been made by telegraph
and railroad companies TO reach Louisville
and New Albany by wire, but the storm has
completely stopped ali communication
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-28

CHICAGO, March 2S.-2 a. ma special TO
The Herald just received from Louisville
estimates the loss of life at 200 The Falls
City hall, where the Knights and Ladies of
Honor were holding meeting, and dance
was in progress, was completely demolished,
and but few people escaped with their lives.
The Unfortunates Roasted.
Msny of the wrecked buildings and the
debris in the path OF the tornado caught
fire, and many people were burned to death.
There Is scarcely a wire working out of
Louisville, and this information was re-
ceived over a railroad wire from an office In
he outskirts of the city
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-28
A MOVE OF MOMENT.
Reciprocity Plans of the Pan
American People.
FREE TRADE FOR THE HEMISPHERE.

Blaine Said to Have Given the Scheme
His Approval, But He Is Dipiomatical-
ly n-Committal-The House Passes
the Wyoming Admission BilI-A Rest
for the Antitrust Measure-John w.
Foster Speaks for All Sin - Omcisl
Notes.
WASHINGTON CITY, March ga tele
gram from New York says that The Even
ing Post, of that city, gives prominence to a
special from its correspondent here which
says that an intimation was recently re-
ceived by the United States representatives
to the n-American congress, from the
South American representa- tives, to the
effect that the latter were willing TO con.
slider proposition for absolute reciprocity
between this country and all the South
American states The whole situation was
talked over with Mr. Blaine, and the out
come of it was that the representatives of
this country were authorized, in the name
of the secretary of state and with his APP
prevail of the scheme, to make proposition
of absolute reciprocity between all the states
represented in the aforesaid congress.
1t Means Free Trade.
The adoption of the pan would mean alb
solute free trade between all the American
states south of Canada The Post says that
its news is from a source Sufficiently relia bic
TO warrant publication" but that it cannot
understand how the South Americans could
give their consent to plan that would pre-
vent the United States being flooded with
European goods via South America, or how
Blaine could accept reciprocity which did
not provide for such plan
Blaine viii say Nothing.
Secretary Blaine was asked last night
about the correctness of the above report. The
secretary read Unpublished dispatch careful
ly and with evident interest but positively
declined to make,any comments, and would
not permit himself either to admit or deny
the truth of the statements il contains. Ii
was learned, however, from a gentleman
who is supposed to be well posted as to what
is going on in the conference, that Mr.. Flint
and Mr. Coolidge, two of the delegates from
the United States have been and are still in
consultation with some of the foreign dele
gates with reference to the subject above
tod
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-28
The rslesranh sileneed.

He was at work in the Western Union Of
flee when the cyclone struck the city In a
moment every wire was silent, and before
long news of the awful catastr ophe in the
western part of the city had been received.
Many of the operators left the place, having
relatives in the devastated district, and, in a
few minutes, it being impossi BILE to COM
municate with any other telegr aph station,
Arnold also departed. Out on the streets he
found thousands of people hurlying to the
west end, and, following the crowd, was
able to gather the scattered information con-
tanned in this dispatch.
Dreadful Results at New Albany.
This city has also been desc ated by the
same death-dealing blast, at least 200 lives
having been lost here