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WASHINGTON, March 13.-The house
committee on Pacific railroads today
further considered the question as to
whether it should report a single bill pro.
viding for the settlement of the govern.
ment Indebtedness OF the Union and Cen
trail Pacific las was done by the senate
committee) or should report separate
bills. There is a marked difference of
opinion In the committee on the question
and this mornings discussion did not re-
cult in an agreement. The published
statement that the secretary of the treas
urS had invested monies to the credit of
the companies in their first mortgage
bonds was also discussed and "a resolution
ordered to be presented to the house re-
questing the secretary of the treasury to
inform the house whether such was the
case.
The house substitute for the senate bill
providing for a territorial form Of govern
ment for Oklahoma passed the house 100
to "a
, 1890-03-14
A Candidate for Judge Lynch.

PLEASANT HILL. Mo-, March 10
Yesterday afternoon a tramp waylaid
Allie Atkins, the IS year-old daughter
of a wealthy farmer. The brute ravisheJ,
bound and gagged her. cut off her hair,
and cut her clothes from her body, in
ficting several severe wounds. When
she recovered consciousness she dragged
herself home and told her story, An
alarm was at once given and the whole
country turned out with dogs and guns
to hunt the scoundrel down. A tramp
named Collins was arrested at Greenwood
this morning and is awaiting Identified
ton. A mob of 1000 surrounded the
house in which he Is being held. threat,
ening to lynoh him.
Miss Atkins, when confronted with
Collins, declared he was not her assailanl
and Collins was released.
, 1890-03-14
Stocks ana CaruIe Markets.

New York. March 13.-To supple,
ment the news Of the absorption of the
Chicago, Burlington & Northern by the
Burlington, this morning the Bank of
England further reduced its minimum
rate of discount from 4! to 4 per cent.
The effect upon everything here was to
create the utmost excitement and the list
showed gains OF from ] to J per cent Bur
lington was up II and Rock Island
per cent. Realization being upon such a
liberal scale gave the bears encourage
ment to attack the list in several spots
during the afternoon. The weak spot in
the list was Louisville, New Albany &
Chicago, caused by a feeling that it is be-
licved to be for the account of the de-
teated party in the election. The close
was active and heavy to weak, generally
at or near the lowest prices of the day.
There we're a few final fractional ad-
vances, but the great majority of the list
is lower tonight and Louisville, New AL
baDy & Chicago lost g..
Government bonds steady
Money on call easy at 3C944 per cent.
American cotton oil, 81.
Petroleum-Market opened weak at 934
and remained weak until the last hour,
when the price declined to 9Os Reac-
tons then set, in which the market closed
steady at 81.
Following are closing prices of stocks:
Pacific 6s. l6; American Express, us;
Canada Pacific, 10; Canada Southern,
54!; Central Pacific. 323; Burlington,
1913; Delaware, Lackawanna Il Western,
1853; Denver & RIO Grande, l5!; Erie,
2ji; Kansas < Texas, 100; Lake Shore,
1861 Louisville & Nashville, S3s; Michi-
gan Central, 95t; Missouri Pacific. IA;
Northern Pacific, 3O3; preferred 73B;
Chicago 4 Northwestern, lIO4;
preferred. l4I; New York Cen.
trail, Io7i; Oregon Improvement,
453; Oregon Navigation, 100; Oregon
Transc9ntinental, 37t; Pacific Mail,
3o5; Reading, 30; Rock Island,
93b; Milwaukee 4 st. Paul, 60; Texas
Pacific, 20b; Union Pacific, 63s; United
States Express, IS; Fargo Express, 40;
Western Union. SO.
CHICAGO. March 10 -Cattle-Receipts
II 600 Mark.t dull and weaker.
Beeves, 81. 700 ) 90; steers, So. 3OCG4 so;
s;ockers aud feeders, 81 4OC93.60 GO; Texas
corn fed steers, So OO(G3. 10.
Sheep-Rccoipts 1000. Market steady.
Natives, 50. SOFAS. 90; western corn fed,
81 90C95 60; Texans, SO. 5O(G5.25.
Wheat-Market steady. March, 7Ss;
May, 79l.
Corn-Market steady. March, 2SB;
MAY, 29s.
, 1890-03-14

CHICAGO, March ia special from
Butte, Mont, this morning stated that
Judge Andrew j. Dlvis,a wealthy citizen
had died leaving an estate of $40, 600, 900,
all of which would go to his brother, John
A. Davis of Chicago. A reporter spent
the day in hunting up all the John Davis
in the city directory, but though all ex-
pressed a perfect willingness to take
charge of the millions, they were obliged
regretfully to say that they never before
heard of Judge Davis, and that they had
no relatives in the West.
, 1890-03-14

PTrrsBuRG, March Is In the sensa
tional trial of Rev. DIR. Mansell of the
Methodist Episcopal church of McKees
port, for lying and defamation of charac
ter. a scene was created to day when the
counsel of the reverned gentleman lie
fused to go on with the case. He stated
he had handed ManseIl a letter which
was to have been offered against him anc
that the gentleman had thrown it into the
fire. The case has now gone to the com
mittee in charge.
, 1890-03-14

CITY OF MEXICO, March I3.-Matec
Clark has made a proposition to the gov.
eminent to take up Capt, Ead's project
for a Tehuantepec ship railway, for which
a concession is held by an American com
pany, which concession. however, has nearly
expired by limitation.
The influenza is raging with great VIC
lence throughout the state of Hidaigo.
1t is reported the police have arrested
a Mexican Oh the charge of having circu
lated counterfeit United States IS colo
nieces in Mexico.
, 1890-03-14

CHICAGO, March l3.-The financial
troubles of N. Corwith & Co, resulting
from the disastrous attempt to run a cor
ner in lead in 1888, came up in the SUI.
perior court to-day. The Union National
bank and other creditors filed a bill asking
tor a record of the estate of the late
Nathan Corwith, alleging that IN fraud Of
their rights, Corwith had transferred
100000 worth of real estate to Clarence
p. BHdseye.
, 1890-03-14
Rhode Islands Republican Ticket.

PROVIDENCE. r. l., March IS The
Republican state convention assembled
today. The following candidates for
state offices were unanimously nominated:
Governor, Herbert W. Ladd of Prov1-
dence; lieutenant governor. Daniel G..
Littlefeld of Pawtucket; secretary of
state. Samuel w. Cross of Westerly; gen.
eral treasurer, Samuel Clark of Lincoln;
attorney general, Horatio Rogers of Paw.
tucket. These are the present incum-
bents, except attorney general. the demo
cratic candidate having been elected last
year. The platform endorses the ballot
reform law, congratulates the people on
tie success OF Harrison's administration;
expresses warm admiration of Speaker
Reed for the strictly constitutions
methods which he has adopted to over
come factious and unreasoning oppo.
%sition,"
, 1890-03-14

guilty of murder in the first degree
against Mrs. Olesen and son and Ole
Slette. About thirty of the persons who
took part in the outrage pleaded guilty to
riot and were fined each 500. Charles
johnson, who pleaded guilty with the
three others convicted today, will be SEN
fenced to prison for life.
, 1890-03-14
Will walk 10 the Pacific Coast.

WABASH, Ind, March 13.-J. S. Har-
riman, the pedestrian, has completed ar
engagements for a walk to the Pacific
coast on a wager of 5000. He will
start from Wabash April 10, accompan-
led by two guards on horseback. Harri-
man will be obliged to average forty-fve
miles a day to win.
The jury tonight returned a verdict of
, 1890-03-14

A Wife and Son accused OF Murder.
MINNEAPoLIs, March l3.-rhe trial
Of the fist three persons charged with
the Oleson lynching at Whitehall, Wis,
was concluded today, as far as the testi.
mony is concerned. The wife and son OF
the murdered man AMI Ole Slotto, a well
to do farmer, have been on trial for what,
men will plead guilty to the charge of
rioting, though the judges charge is I'M
m~istakable that they are all guilty OF CON
spiracy and murder.
, 1890-03-14
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

An epidemic resembling influenza is
spreading in India.
Two thousand grain porters struck for
higher wages in Liverpool.
The Bank of England has reduced the
rate of discount from AZ per cent to 4 per
cent.
Harrison & Loder, of St. Louis, whole
sale dry goo1s, have assigned. Liabilities
$500, 600 to S4O0, 900.
Steele says the French government has
decided to occupy Whydah. a province of
Dahomey on the slave coast.
The pope will appoint a metropolitan Of
Toxic and four Suffragan bishops, the
Japanese government ~consenting.
Yesterdays temperature-New York
ST., New Orleans Ga, st Louis $40, Gin
~cinnati4 80, Chicago 800, Winnipeg 1So be-
low.
The influenza is raging in Teheran,
causiI z seventy deaths daily. Several
members of the shah's household are
among the sufferers.
The latest advices about the Missouri
state treasury affairs are that holland
shortage is $32, 745. He will probably be
arrested and prosecuted.
An explosion of dynamite occurred at
the Brooklyn water works at Rockville
Centre yesterday. Several men were
killed and a number injured.
Mai. Gen. Sir Howard Cranfnd
Elpbinstone. comptroller and treasurer of
the duke of Connaught's household, was
washed overheard from the steamer Tan.
gorio, near Teneriffe. and drowned.
Mrs. Upper. wife of the Canadian
minister of marine, left for Washington
yesterday to Join her husband. This
would indicate hat the Behring sea ne
gotiations will not be concluded for some
time.
The little town Of Brown, Clinton coun
ty, Iowa, was the scene of a tragedy yes
terday. Henry Murre, a wealthy farmer,
was found murdered In his home and his
wife seriously wounded. The murderer
is unknown.
The body of ex, Congressman Taulbee
lies in an undertaker's establishment in
Washington enclosed in a handsome cas-
ket and will be sent to Kentucky. No
services will be held there but will be
held at Mount Sterling, KY, where
the burial will take place.
, 1890-03-14
FLOOD And FIRE.
The City Of New Orleans Wis
tied by Both.
The Mississippi Higher Than
Ever Before.
End Of the Lynchers' Trial at
Whitehall, Wis.
New Orleans DoublY Afflicted.

NEW ORLEANS, March 1850 D.. m.
The levee at this point has broken and
that portion of the city upon the river
front is entirely submerged. A large fire
is raging in one of the largest tallow fac
tories here, with Saule's brewery and sew
eral other large buildings on fire. There
is a bonded warehouse next door on one
side of the FIRE, and on the other side one
of the largest oil mills in the south.
The city is lower than the river and the
water is all through the streets and is
being pumped out at the back part of the
city into Lake Ponchatrain, The flow of
water may exceed the capacity of the
pump and flood the whole back town, but
they are making all possible efforts to
check the overflow.
The damage done 81 far is not great.
The greatest damage was that sustained
by merchants who had sugar stored in
the bonded warehouses on Levee street
The Southern and Crescent oil mills were
washed under by the water and the floors
were torn away and embankments built
underneath. A break occurred at Hatch,
a place near Harvev's canal, but it only
reached the width of four feet when it
was discovered and promptly closed. 1t
is still a dangerous spot, as the levee is
very weak. The levee at Sharp's place,
five miles above Gretna, where there was
a serious crevasse some years ago, is
again creating anxiety as it show signs
OF weakening. From the Canal street
ferry to Morgan depot-the principal Dor.
ton of Algiers-a distance of three
fourths of a mile. the situation at one
time was very threatening. Abo1t noon
the water commenced washing over the
levee along its whole length and in a short
space of time the entire front and street
for ten blocks back were flooded.
Yardmaster Mcguire of the Morgan
road and the city forces Immediately went
TO work and in four hours threw up an
entirely new levce that stopped the flow
temporarily, but the water was already
knee deep on Front street. Just below
Algiers is the Orleans levee, which com
mands a large section of country. A new
levee was constructed only a few days ago.
but the river has been climbing up and
today the warning signal was again given.
The water was six inches deep over the
levee's crest. Men and material were
promptly furnished and a gallant effort is
being made to stay the food.
The council tonight appropriated $50
900 for work on the levees during the
danger period. At Matches the levee on
Davis island, Lake Concordia, gave
away, flooding the Novelty, Evergreen,
SAHARA, Morgan and Potawama planta
tons.
The American Fatty Production com
pany's works at Poet and North Peter
streets burned this afternoon, together
with other buildings on the square. The
losses aggregate $4,000, fully insured.
Sales brewery was only slightly scorched.
, 1890-03-14

MEMPHIS, March l3.-Only meagre
details of the floods in Arkansas have
been received. At Batesville the White
river rose thirty-threc feet in twenty four
hours and all the lower part OF the town
is flooded. The destruction of property
at Black Rock will be heavy. The water
stands six feet deep in hotels and bust
ness places. Orders TO remove all cars
from the Iron Mountain yards at New
port have been given. No trains have
reached there since Tuesday.
A special from Little Rock says the
news from the interior towns Is that all
the streams are high and that a large
number of bridges have been washed
away. No trains have reached there
from Fort Smith since Monday and all
the roads traffic is badly delayed. The
Arkansas river is rising rapidly at Pine
Bluffs and there is danger of the govern
ment's dykes being destroyed. The stu
alton between that point and the Missis-
sippi river is said to be alarming.
MEMPHIS, March l3.-The river is in
an alarming condition. The highest food
level ever recorded has already been
reached ut many points south of here,
and will likely be attained from here to
the gulf within the next FIVE or six days.
The rainfall for the past three days sums
up a total of from two to three inches
between the Ohio and Cumberland val
leys.
The Appears reporter has Just returned
from Arkansas City ann says the real con.
dition of that place has been suppressed.
The water from the Sappington break has
flooded the town and surrounding country
and hundreds of hogs and sheep have
been drowned and the people are in CON
slant fear of a break in the levee in front
of the city, where the water yesterday
was four inches upon the ~sandbanks on
top of the ievee
, 1890-03-14

Everyone should notrfail to try Secale
Flakes. Ask YOU grocer for them.
, 1890-03-14

Lett His Debts and IA Beautiful Wife.
New York, March l3.-Ira Ross AL
drich, the well known and successful bill
collector, has disappeared very suddenly,
taking with him $4,000 or $4,000 in
none belonging to other people and
leaving behind innumerable debts and a
beautiful wife.
, 1890-03-14
Have you tried Secale Flakes?
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op TO ID ate and Down TO the Times.
THE PHOENIX MARKET
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is down to the times in the matter Of
placing upon the market the following
line OF staple and fancy goods at prices
rldiculously low:
Beef, Veal Mutton.
Turkeys, Chickens.
Quail, Prairie Chickens,
Dressed Teal. Ducks,
Vegetables of all kinds,
Fish and Oysters,
Pickles. Pigs Feet, Triple,
Pure Lard,
Pork Sausage, Bologna
Wiener Wurst. Honey.
Secale Flakes at A. Underwood & Bro.
, 1890-03-14
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, 1890-03-14

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, 1890-03-14

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Charlie 9ioB gebaIteu rpiro uub inter eine,
Ginbruds z2lnflage i'm bietgen Sefdngnif
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lalien.
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Caution. @ebeimpoliSit= Sergeant Noams
bon 9iew- 9orf, welber itd) leit einem oSe>
smei Sa9en bier betanb, Inn ben Sal auf
Suarbeiter, lit wieber na6 9tem Dorf abge
reiit. Ser 9lufentbaltsort Nfc9bripie'S II
uubefQunt.
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