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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-25
Murderer scheele's Condition.

Several physicians have recently ex-
amined Jacob Scheele, condemned to die
on the scaffold June Il, for the murder
OF Louis Drucker of New Canaan, and it
is said an attempt will be made to secure
communication of sentence on the
ground that Scheele is insane.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-25

New HAVEN, September 25.-By order
of medical examiner the furniture and
furnishings of the room in which the
dead body of William Young was found
yesterday, was this morning buried and
the room thoroughly fumigated.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-25
DIR Richards Acquitted.

DANBURY, September 25.-The case
against DIR Richards, charged with
causing the death of Mrs Elsie Leach, bv
criminal malpractice, which has been
on trial for four days, ended to-day in
the discharge of the accused for want of
evidence. The decision caused great
surprise.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-25
AMUSEM ENTS,
"Spider and Fly.o

1.-THE Spider and Fly" a spectacular
pantomlne, drew excellent houses to the
Windsor theatre. 1t is one of the most
enjoyable things the Windsor has given
us this year. The company is good, the
scenery new and attractive, and the
whole show much above the average
N. Y. Journal. AT the opera house to-
morrow night.
AT the Casino.
The strong bill at the casino continues
to draw large houses nightly, The
theatre has been crowded ever since the
system was changed and the public are
showing their appreciation of the new
plan by turning out in large numbers to
witness the performances.
"The Water Queen"
Kiralfy's Water Queen" will be the
attraction ut the opera house this even
ing. This is called the greatest spectacu-
lar success of the age.
An Immense Black Snake.
There was killed, recently in the east
ern part of Newington, by Frederick
Loetfiehardt, black snake which
measured ten feet and seven inches in
length. A very large snake has been
seen several times in that region within
few years, it is said. Probably he will
he seen no more. Such a serpent would
have the crushing power of boa con-
Stractor.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-25

Little Chip and the other attractions
filled the casino theatre again last night.
The bill this week is of unusual mer;f
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-25
SOCIETY AND CLUB MEETINGS.

dates of meetings of societies lodges and climbs
s and to notify us of any changes of regular meet
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-25
E.T.TURNER &Co.
Lesday, Sept Is, We shall put on Our
Hosiery Counter the Greatest Bar
gains ever offered in this civ.

We secured of one of the largest importers, in this +
er 1u line OF samples com Using many thousand pairs but
@ rev pairs OF any one syeand of many only two or three
pairs we purchased these from +[
regular price and We can sell them you than the cost
he lot inc udes all grades of Cotton Hose in Ladies' Mems,
and CHI drens in both black and colored. '
some elegant lse Thread and Silk Hose both black and
cololeo' ana all grades OF Cashmere and Fleeced.
In Chdrens Hose every quality of black in Cotton and
and plain ' ~ III ii"oe"
''entemens Hose you will find better values than have
ever been shown in this city ~
These goods are stainless and will crock fade or tur
green 1hls the greatest sale of Hosiery nauguraed in
our city, and whether you want any not it will nav vo,
to look ahead and anticipate your wants. for these are VALVES
seldom offered " '"'"eS
"a Sale Tuesday morning and until closed ont
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-25

During the next 80 days w. II. RUBEY 16s RANK CT
Will sell all Granite and Marble Monuments and Tah1ats ~
hand at % Per Cent less than any other dealer in the +
The stock includes two full loads Monuments on the road
TO MS yard Granite Monuments from $s5 up to $1oo that
Marble Tablets to be sold at just what the stock costs This
sale will last 80 days only All marble the finest dark Barre all
granite the best Quincy ~
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-25

DIR. G. w. s. FROST, 1877 Bank st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

was in charge of F. c. Rice, surerin-
tendent of the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy railroad. to Galcshurg The
train was pulled by an engine
in charge of an engineer who
was a member of the Presidents
old brigade. This knight of
the throttle was Frank Hilton, for
mer member of the One Hundred and
Second Illinois. Near Galesburg, the
President, after reception of the
old veterans aboard the train, went
forward with Secretary Tracy and
greeted Engineer Hilton as an
old friend. On invitation Of
the latter, the President and Secretary
Tracy mounted the engine and rode in
the cab with the engineer for few
miles. To the President the engineer
gracefully yielded the responsibility Of
pulling tho whistle for stations and
crossings. and the fremen turned over
the bell rope to Secretary Tracy.
The reception at Galesburg was
marked by the greatest enthusiasm. A
tremendous crowd gathered at the de-
pot and cheered as the train pulled
in. The streets c0nverging at the de-
pot were thronged with people. A
grand stand had been erected. 1t was
surrounded by the crowd, and was
bedeckcd with flags On the top
of each of the pillars which sup
ported the arch over the stand a young
lady stood impersonating the Goddess
Of Liberty. Upon the vast arch
beneath which the President stood
were the words: I'VE Welcome Our
President"
Shortly after II O'Clock there passed
in re view of the President In front OF
the stand, the veterans of tho Twentieth
Army Corps. 2, 500 school children OF
Central Illinois, and thousands Of citi-
zenS.
At the conclusion OF the parade tho
party repaired 70 the speakers stand in
front Of the courthouse, where Mayor
Stevens formally welcomed the Presi-
dent TO Galesburg
The President responded briefly to
the address OF welcome, thanking the
citizens of Galesburg and Illinois for
their cordial greeting, and acknowl-
edging gracefully the homage Of
the college students and tho
Phi Delta Theta Society. To tho old
veterans here assembled he extended
the greeting OF comradeship Cheers
The presence OF so many OF the former
mem bers of his old brigade and army
corps was pleasure to him, but the
absence OF those who had answered
their last muster roll, gone 70
their last home. mingled sadness
with that pleasure. He hoped these an
nual reunions would continue for many
years and that bis comrades here Assem-
bled would survive for many years 70
attend them lChcers
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09
VOOLFOLK TO HANG.
The Murderer of Tea Members ef uis
Fathers FAMILY Sentences 20 Death for
the second Time.

The Murderer of Tea Members cf ffis
Fathers Family seBtenose 10 Death for
the second Time.
MACON. Ga. Oct = In the Houston
County superior court at Perry Tues
day Thomas c. Voolfolk was g second
time sentenced 10 be hanged for the
murder Of ten mex Ebcrs Of his fathers
family in Bibb County In August iss7.
The case is the most notable one IN the
criminal annals Of the Stato On rho
night oi August :. 1852. Voolfolk
took an axe ard coinr from
room 20 room in bis fathers
house hutohered every one q its IN
mates while they eleFt They were bis
father. step mother. three hslf sisters.
three bali brothers. one infant tn arms
and an aged aunt Mrs West Jhe mur-
dcrer was tried in this city IN Noreu-
Der, 1887, and afterwsrd having
been given new trial by the Supreme
Court with = change of venue wss rs-
tried in November 1855 a. Perry,
IN Houston County. lie vas convicted
and sentenced 70 BE hanged on both
trials On the est appeal -. decision
of the lower court was sgstained and the
sentence pronounced Tpesdar Is fnsL
he will be barred October 10
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09
CENSUS RETURNS.
Population Of cities. Towns and ststss-
The St Paul HecsaBt.

WASHINGTON, Oct e-The Census
Bureau announces the populations Of
cities. towns and States as follows:
Population Of the STATE of Iowa soo. ~. IN
crease, eSs ia West Virginia 20 4ss. In
crease. 1sl oSI Ohio. 8sos fle increase see .
t57 California 500 oos Increase Sss 80
Michigan. 2 0sa ~. Increase <ss so Indiana
& 1900. increase. eio. - Territory Of New
Mexico ia. So, increase e. ~.
Ono Dayton. s. Sc Increase - iso. Green
vile. 5,539. increase. 2 05s kenton. b.o4s. in-
crease los PiquR a.0oa. increase. S.oSs
Springfield, p 10 Increase. Ily0s. Urosne
o.4ss; increase. 2<7; XeniA tIt5; incrcase
1919.
Iowa Burlington, q ses. increase. frs
Clinton. 1909 increase <b77. DaFcnpori. =.
lei, increase 2.s3o Fort hsdison. 100. IN.
erea>a, 32l7- Iowa City. s.o2s, decrease, l<ss.
Keokuk lA075, Increase. 100 Lyons. bFi :
Increase. 1895 Muscstine. = f32s increase.
St27 Oftumwa 1899. increase. t.fs1
West Virginia arlcston, GTsf, increase.
25fs Huntingdon. ie.oez. increase. Q s0s
Minnesota Duluth - ~. increase. 70 III
ST. Paul. Ias l5S; increase, ai.cSs stiii~aicf.
1889; increase. 2iss
The difference IN The count q ST. Paul - an
nounoed unonnc ncislly or September - by Special
Agent wsrdle OF 153 sol. and ths ofucsl count
made By The Census once. as announced Tues
day. or iss. 80. is due solely " tbo duplication
a names discovered in tie schedules ny he
special agent IN charge after tr2nsmission 70
the ofnoe ~ W2shiugton
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

AFFAIRS IN ALASKA
Annual Report of Governor Lyman u.
Enapp-Some Recommendations.

Annual Report OF Governor Lyman ".
Knapp-soms Recommendations.
WAsHINGToS, Oct :. - Lyman z
Knapp, the Governor Of Alaska. in his
annual report TO Secretary Noble, says
that the law prohibiting the sale and
manufacture sf intoxicating liquors in
the Territory is a dead letter except as
TO the Indians. The work OF the Gov
ernment schools, Of which there are
fourteen, the Governor SAYS, are meas
urably satisfactory, though the attend
ance was not large. the children prefer
ring 70 hunt and fish, aud the parents
being indifferent. About 100. 900 full.
sized sealskins were taken by the Alas
"a Commerce Company during the
year under its contract with the Gov
eminent. and probably half az many
more were captured At sea and stolen by
peaching vessels The exports make
a total OF 50. $50. 7so The Governor rec
ommends that provisions for acquiring
titles 20 land DO afforded By tho Gen
eral Government: that mail facilities
he increased; that Government hospi-
tails be established Authorized repre-
sentation in Congress- the Governor
savs. should be provided.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

Chaplain Henry Waite e tbs f-az .isA
Hoase ~ Nlo1nueus IS dead
T..e prepsyueal - interest 81 9eF-
srnuent boa1s - dAts amounts = va
alE ga
E4timstss plAnsa the shssS xae1A -
Minnesota ana tbs n4kotas ~ y. e'a 20
Aashels.
slx thousand Sootch oo&kuaners
threaten % strike iirless their vases
are - tAneod ls PSI oeat
Clntcn Smlth. farmer g seno -
township Hancock CoeHty. n, ~~s
shro~n rem has horse and kii.ea.
Mrs h. a Mccarthy. wifs 81 prem
lnent business man 81 Paris III, tel
aown-stairs and reoeised ingsries iron
whseh she dies soon slter.
Right students a. Tie Universit~ ~
Illinois we're indicted Tuesssy BY lAs
grand jary IN Champaign County, IA.
tor iglegai voting last spring
In railway WreoE ssaF Marshall
Pass Col. Tuesday 1.erniag August
BoernEan. oi Eningnsas, al. wAs allied
aaa several persehs were slightly
wounded.
The Hotel Walnut q Cincinnati
owned by Mrs- Magaw, has made al as
sienment with Liabilities nearly twice
lts assets II is one ot TIE Oldest hotels
In the city.
A monster Wild cat is terrifying the
inhabitants near SCOTS, Mlch.. AID or
ganised bands are hunting the HrimsL
II whipped 3 whole pack of hounds sef-
eral nights since.
TIE trotting mare, Natad oneen
(2.2oa.1. broke her leg Tuesday IN The
pasture % her owner George q. White.
in Bourbon County, Kens+cky. She
was valued Al $. 0oo.
The sleeping-c4r on the Salt Lake eK-
press on the union Pacific. ~@s over
turned near Sargent Coll. az ll.le
Tuesday morning. ons man was killed
and several were wounded
Tuesday, at Buffalo. et-Conductor
HoutAling was acc aitted 81 the charge
Of mAnslaughter. lie was ia charge q
the Lake Shore train, wrecked near
Bay View. in which Elk persons lost
their lives.
The convention OF the Br0thsrhood of
Locomotive Engineers will meet In
Pittsburgh. October &c Chsunoey NJ.
Depew. Governor Beaver Governor
Campbell Of Ohio, Enc Grand Chief Ar
thur viii speak.
Diroctor-General Davis IN a manifesto
20 the newspapers Of the country shows
the general interest already taken in
the Colum bisn Exposition, and earnest
ly solicits the Immediate oo-operation
OF the legislatures and the press
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

sks slss~r EssaAss xh.s zs r~sAsa az
We Ests sA< >&@y ara Eassf = - a.
u4ersa u.se~sssF IA
MKlaAND. oa<. o. s-ghs srl.I ~
ARA II D2Y. u RocaestsE. tor The - uEder
- AIS ~ifs - Iely 81 ~As ssgua u Tie
sssaty eo9rt acre TIE l&ssrs are 81
fsrnsrs MrS Qeigley, 81 Rochester.
sistsE q TIE Pvlsonsr. ~As tAs srss ~iE-
nssS Her answers came Slowly e. crst
bat as sAs proceeded IN her evidences
she trigb btsned ~ 4n4 Der answers be-
esEe more rapid TIE follo~ing is her
story. After dstsiliRg tAs trip II Day,
his slfe ana Asrsslf - ths .arloas
psiats % iRlsress .boCt tAs falls. shs
said.
"Nhen sc rsArhea TIE pesst eserloekans the
shIlpcol sal eosn - Tesl .s Ezg fsst wero
s.sllea Aee1i twe1ls 1i1gtss sfseF~srS "a .
: SHADOW pass eeaiad ne shfea mgss have
heen ny nrothef sec ais site- Tns neKt ! sss
taen they we're ssssstns os tas triak sosst
tAre< - ass HiEates saik away iroz ne n
tEe dtrectlon where ws came fr0En."
How were they stzneins'
sOEs behiza tss stker. Ny hro1oer ~ss be
hind Desiere. I was st2aeing lookins ~ tie
river Tts Rexs tiEls ne looAee he sss WsyiAs
10 me with black haEakercklei and ] walked
up - where he sss
vast ala he say rhen yeu wslkea up 70
hlmf'
All eyes in the courtroom we're
turned upon the witness instantly. She
Was silent FOR few moments A pin
could be heard drop Suddenly her
eyes filed with tears and she broke out
sobbing and weeping.
We'll. II ] must tell. ! must" she en-.
claimed, and looking straight al her
brother. the prisoner. she said: "He
said 4 have showed her over She never
moved, and never knew What struc <
hor'"
Then the witness broke down entire
ly. bowed her head on the rail OF the
witness box and sobbed pitifully. II
Was some moments before witness could
proceed. The prisoner was perfectly
unmoyed.
The jury rendered a verdic, OF guilty
late Tuesday night. The jus(e SEN
fenced Day to be hanged Decem Der Is
The defense attempted 20 break down
Mrs. QuiGley's evidence and 10 show
that Mrs. Day was insane and given to
fits of dependency. 1t tried TO prove
that Mrs Day had at various times
threatened 10 commit suicide. and that
she voluntarily jumped over tie cliff.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

PgeS.3eat Ha-g.son ArEiVes AZ tAs
Ilhhois City.
TIE caY T9ras OF En Hasse 70
Greet ffim-tfe Resiens a Par.
sos 4n1 Makes a Speech
a nEDs q A LocoAorFvn

GAIEsBcEs. IN. Oct 6-PrsSlSent
HarElsoa Feaeasd Peoria a. li.ss Tges-
day nigkt zAd as welcomed - Mayor
Clark snd TIE men bers Of the eity
c0ancll. = shoseseoFted the party to their
hoJeL There ~ege no speeches.
o~iBg - the iGteness ef ths
hour TIE President arose early
and AZ = n Was serensded by band
Of music 81 the Nsti0nal Hotel A few
miansss later the mayor ahd city
council, ACCOM- panied b the Grand
Army Of The Republic posts and .
company Of the Illihois National
Guard, appeared 20 escort the party 70
the train. The mar.h Was = triamphal
one ana all Peoria turned cut 20 do
homage - the Chief Executive. At the
depot over 5000 people were assembled
and the President. being introduced by
Mayor Starke. spoke briefly. AT the con-
elusio1 Of the speech Elsie Leslie Lyde.
the child actress, on behalf OF the
citizens OF the Grand Army post of Pc
oriA, presented 10 the President beau
tiial bouquet The President stopped
aud kissed her. Three hearty cheers
were given for the President as Mr.
Bishop gave the signal and the train
pulled out OF the station. Breakfast
Was ready in the dining-room of the car.
aad the President Was served immedl-
stely after leaving the station.
Al Peoria the committee from Gales
burg. consisting of MajeS ii. Ii. Clay,
judge A. A Smith and III. NJ. SisSon.
accompanied by representatives of the
Galesburg press. called on the Presi-
dent and explained TO him the pro-
gramme arranged for his entertainment
~ Galessurg.
The Presidents train from Peoria
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09
BOILERS EXPLODE
A muskeEon ssw-Hiu Wrecked ssd I've
ren Fatally Injured

NUsKEGoS. Mich. Oct s-A terrible
explosion occurred AZ the Ducey Lux-
Der Compsny's lower ssv-mill on tire
North side al G o'clock q 10 A. the
fireman, william Ysrrsr. was getting
up steam q start the engines four OF
the six boilers exploded with tre-
mendous force. vreckiuF ons-third Of
the building completely and throwing
the other tvo boilers from their foun.
dstions. Nine men we're in,gred Yer
ger. the arsnsD. vss caught under the
tinbers and escaping steam so.ldea hius
tsrrbly Re VIII de A young mar
named Hawkins 10 slse fatally p'ures.
TIE less Is estinstea Al 81. oeo: Nc in
surznco
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09
Young sprarue Ends ui, Life.

SEATTIE, Wash, Oct s.-Willinm
Sprague, Jr., grandson OF Samuel Chase,
and only son OF Ex-Governor Sprague,
OF Rhode Island, committed suicide by
inhaling chloroform Tuesday after
noon. Deceased came here from Chi
cago and secured employment in a
menial capacity with the Seattle Jour
nal. NespondencY prompted his suicide.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09
a scnooNFR losT.
Disaster 20 Vessel from Cbsrictssts~
r. T. Podfss B.oossr.d.

Disaster 20 vessel from Cbsti~tsefswn.
r. r. f.-Bodiss B.coser.o.
CHAKToTTKTovT. = = T.. Oct s.
During MONDAYS storm the sebO~Dsr
Mary Jane. hailing from this pert sno
ovnec hy Captain BUttor. - Wsilscs.
- s. vas wrecked of North Bssct.
JourDsin Island nssr Cape JornsntiDs.
Men from the cape tried Monday even ing
70 reach the Inflated seboonsr. bet failed
70 rescue the sailors whom they oeuid
see clinCing 70 the vessels rifFinf.
Tvss6sy nortine theF succseess n
boarding TIE schooner only - fnd that
al TIE usn had suocBrr bed " tbs colo
and storm % TIE nigbt ard Rad found
~st.ry graves. A mans bosy vas found
on he beach resF ~. u "a rsport.s
thst four more bodies have been re-
rove~sd
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

IAxs1Ss. Nich.. Oct SIS ths result
q fest case srgus8 here the suprsrns
Court bss afirns3 ths oonstitutionslgtv
Of tbs new Michizst election lsv. TIE
isr rec aires that . secret booth shall
be sgrplied for sTerF zoe rotsrs sns
In this booth ths voter arrsrr.s his
ballet largely On fhs Asstrsllan plan
TIE az applies r uuuieipzl eIs-tious
also but sss openlr disrsgsf5s5 last
sprinz ths STATE over
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09
An EmbexxIsr Sentenced.

TOPEKA, Kan, Oct S-James NJ.
Fortner, treasurer OF Riley County,
Kan, who was arrested last spring
charged with embezzling $50, 600 of the
county's funds, pleaded guilty in court
Tuesday and was sentenced to Ave years
in the ponitentiary.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

frf~te1. 80 =
CATTfs-Narksf o,Ivraossrst-ev srtfr- - -
ca 49, ssirpnT secegnf. 1aerstiess rsns-d ~
q 80 q iaT ckeirs ~ fsncr ssiFTtsf ste-rs
= a - fsT g.ol 20 stascs da - "a = ior
crun-a r. fsfT g. ss 1Czs ~ ~ tafcters
Stesrs = "a - ~ Staeksrsi fz 2 e. p so-
Tsrs-s 4 80 - ~ westerns - ss6s 'o-
F-esers 2 7sa2 - 0r-s - Ns0sE -
Rfs ~ = sx3z - for v.ai cs~~s
Eocs- Nsrset .rr nos5srstrF setirs Saies
vsrr rsss a. = e-e4 - ~ irsf = D. = -
reeas ssrkiez q r2s q - rsssd So 90
as ieF hesFT Fsck kazg sss "A PSlas ho.s
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09
Convicted of Man.lanrbt.r.

BDDEFoRD, Me, Oct. a-William
Minnehan was convicted Granddaughter
at Afford Tuesday and sentenced to five
months in Jail. Last summer Minnehan,
whilo drunk, took his children out In a
boat To frighten the youngest, a
little girl, he held her over the side OF
the boat His hold upon her gave way
and the child fell into the water and
was drowned
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09
Abused Their Privileges.

BERLIN, Oct. s-The higher off,
cials are much disgusted and disap-
pointed by the conduct OF the Social
lists, and renewed restriction upon
their right of assembly and speech is
not improbable. The subject will un-
doubtedly come up for imperial consid-
Grafton on the return OF the Kaiser
from Austria. when teps may be taken
to revive the former wv.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09
An Indian on tho Jury.

Sioux FALLS. S. D., Oct. s. John
Eastman. full-blooded Sioux Indias
and chief OF the Flandrcau tribe, is a
member of the grand jury in the United
States Court which opened here Tues
day. This is tho first instance on record
OF an Indian serving as grand juror.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09
Ynnns K.rsnarh,. r.-.rsli.

CHICAGO. Oct S-BlstchfOrd Kava-
nagA's wonderful vo.ce e-ill be heard no
mora The boY-sinTer's voice is chang
ing and his friends have decided shat
be m1st not sing sgsiB. Last sunday
he made his farewell appearance in the
choir of Grace Church. NeNt Saturday
st l1 Elatchford will leave With H. r.
GeitE and dsu9hter for = Fnroaaan tri.-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

81 I0Urs OFT s-An snoruo8s con
ccsrse q peeps witnessed tbe pars1s
- ths Tsils1 prophsts Tossasy rirhA
TIE sab5sct q tss prophets show vas
ths Nosssrsissl blptxhet~ Most -
the fgzss wers kUusreas sss a.
sqssisa r. sriginsiity of sssifn ard
riehn~ss ~ construction tsees sf snv
preceding yss
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09
Charged with Embexrlement.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Oct. 8-William
Peakc, late city treasurer, on his Soc
ond term, was arrested Tuesday night
on the charge Of embezzlement OF the
city's funds, aggregating s21, The
arrest was made on an Indictment by
the grand Jury
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

ing -house occupied By Jehisl Trvon and
wife nine miles below this city. OF tha
Maromss road. pas hurned Non6s7
nirht Mrs Trron wss burned - \
crisp while Nr. Tryon Nss found BADLY
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

los Bssr1Es Cal. oet s-Fsftsr
viiist q farmer nesr korvaix. vss az
->stea Tassisy or = ctsrgs - usrter.
Wllet il ehsrgs5 vlth hsvin9 shot ssa
silles n p Woss xzr6 in 6n1erssn
LesntE. Ttr-. seesn ieen rears sFa
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

Berrsvr1.tk. xr- Oct s-Wbils .
rrit@s states usn wsgop vas 81 its
~sT frorn fbs post-efcs - re rsii~ar
depot - 50 TussssT morning y wss
robbs1 - urkro~n persons q tvs
pouches - rsristerss nal nsttsf Tbs
loss "a estiwstsc a. sc o1e
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

RoCKroRp. III. Oc4 S-Tess3ay ths
grand iary of WinnebaVo Coenty began
investigating charges against seheein-
fartb. tse iun5ster 49, rlasHs % be
the sanrsne Relns
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09

LtTsUn AK 0ot sells r-,s 3
ciregs t-sIr vss ~recksd bsrs nen1sv
HiFtt Ttrss horsss vsrs kslle1 sa1
a. s.sssszs sszsy isjgsz
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-09
THE MARKETS.
Grain, ProvisIens. Etc

= CHICAGO, Oct
FIoun-Quiet and steady. Spring Patents
O. ooc5 so: Bakers s3.4oA4oo: Straishts -. 80
0475: Winter Patents ALSoGs %; Clears, too
Qa20
wHKAT-Ruled active and higher. No. q
cash, SslaN.e0ac; December, si-o3k k9l-otx;
and May. t1.o,s,eLos5s.
CoRs-Fairly active and firm No ?. soc;
No yellow, SIC; No 5, fsSe, No yellow,
sohc. October. Gzn50Ac; November, oA2
50Hc; December. 5oa5osc; May, s2ng5se.
OATs-Moderately active and steady. No. q
sosG3ohc: December, 3sA9s0c; May 2fa
43c Samples in fair dezlsT.i And'hrn- No. Z,
SsisGsac: No White. $4,000. No z, 3sss4
40c. No. White, 4e3Glso
RsE-Soaroe and firm. No. cash. sic. ooto-
her. Ole; December, sc Sample let's e2at3c
foT No. 2 and s7Qs9c for no. 3
BARLEY-Fair sale and steady. No. Oc
toher sc. Samples common. fsa57e; good 20
choice. s5.1ssc, and ertrs lots. esa7sc.
MISS PoRK-Msrket rather active and prices
ruled easier. Quotations ranged 81 - sass,
for cash. t97513as0 for October. 30 0,aIo 70
for December sii72Soli-so - for January. s5d
tIs s0aiz c for MAY
LARD-Rathsr active aud prices ruled easier.
Prices RANGED a. ~ soas eaS for cash; ti7Ia
N for October; ~ s7if ts fer December
vS02ss $ ior January. and u. h.sasSzs for
Mar
BCT7Es-Cr.suery. Ioo9aae, Dsirr. Iosises
Packing stock s1sc
FoULTRT-i.svs Chickens rifatc psr -
Sp-fns Chickens 1Esc per n Live 1ur-
keys. 5zl0c per - Live Dacks g. psT y
Live Geese. ~ so1soo per dazsa
LToCOFs-pistiHst Spirits rulee frn .; o. =
p.r ga for fnlshef ro0ds