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THE WORLDS FAIR.
Meeting of the subcommittee on Permanent
Organization.

Meeting of the Subcommittee on Permanent
Organization.
PHILADELPHIA, July 16-The Sub-Com-
mittee on Permanent Organization of the
Worlds Fair Commission held its first
meeting here this morning. The committee
will hold daily meetSss for the next two
weeks to meet the gentlemen who were at
the head Of the Centelniai Exhibition OF
1876, and will, as tsr as practicable,
profit by their experience The committee
Strongly favor A. T. G shorg Of Cnelnnati,
Director of the Cent 3gniai for DiFeei0r-
General of the World Fair. but he Is dis
inclined to take the pace. The committee
unanimously favor the keeping OF the ex-
hibition open OH Sundays.
CHICAGO, July 16.-An ordinance grant,
ing the use Of Lake Front as part of the
site for the Worlds Fair WAS passed TO-
night by the City Council. An amendment
requiring the use of no less than $50 acres
there, involving the filling in of at least 100
acres of the lake front at an expense to the
city, was adopted. In some quarters it is
predicted that the amendment will prevent
the use of Lake Front and that the fair will
be held entirely in Jackson Park. six miles
from the center of the city.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

his craving he would now be the premier
rider Of America. When sober no one could
excel him In finish, and his judgment of
he commenced drinking, and his descent
into the gutter was rapid. Last year he at
tempted to reform and rode in a couple Of
races at Chicago. but all his skill had de-
serted him. He was great favorite with
Haggin and implicitly trusted by him. The
dispatch above states that his wealth has
gone. 1t went three years ago.
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BLACKS DISPERSED.

No Further Trouble Anticipated at the Kerse
Settlement
CHARLESTON On. C), July 16.-A dis
patch from Blackville says: The white
people Of Ba,nwell County prevented any
further trouble at the Kerse settlement.
Most OF the detachment of military who
went to Kerse have departed. Their cap
tain SAID to-day: Il have not the slightest
doubt that there would have been very Sc
riouS trouble at Kerse had our squad not
arrived promptly on the field and the riot
ous negroes dispersed. Some of them have
disappeared and some will be arrested"
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W-ll Remain 2 ". dow

LONDON, July 16-A short time ago a
report was current in Madrid that Queen
Regent Christina was betrothed to the
Prince Gf Nassau. The fact that it was not
denied encouraged the circulation of the
rumor until it obtained wide credence. A
dispatch from Madrid to the London C5ron-
ice SAYS the report is officially denied by
order Of the Queen Regent herself, who en-
phasizes her denial by the declaration that
she intends to remain a widow the rest Of
her life.
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THE SAN FRANCISCO.
Comments OF the New York Sun on Il
q IT.

Comments OF the New York Sun on the
Coming Speed Test.
NEW YORK, July 17.-Commenting on
the San Francisco's coming speed trial. the
Sun says: viii the San Francisco equal
the Philadelphia in point of speed? This
probably is too much to hope, although
her builders do not think it beyond the
reach of possibility. and they fully expect
to earn some premium for speed above the
contract. There is good reason to expect
tnat the San Francisco will exceed the nine
teen knots demanded of her. The Charles
ton, built in the same yards, although fall
ing little short of her guaranteed horse
power, ex ceeded the speed expected.
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Bostons. ns........,.,...........7 o o o O o O. 8
CIevelands ..........,... U o 3 o l. 4
Base hitS-BostOns IS, Clevelands Z. ErrUrs-
Bostons 2. Cleyelands &. Observation-Disclosures and
Hardie. lincoln and thinner. Umpire-PoMers-
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THE NATIONS FINANCES.
Cannon Denies That the Appropriations Will
Excead the ReYeruas

WASHINGTON, July 16.-Mr. Cannon,
Chairman of the House Appropriations
Committee, emphatically denies that the
appropriations made this session for the
current fiscal year will exceed the revenues.
lie estimates the appropriations at $780,
O00 600 and says: The ordinary revenues
OF the Government for the fiscal year ended
June 80. 1880, are reported by the Treasury
at $40, $4,000, and under the existing laws
there Is no reason to anticipate less sum
frcln the ordinary revenues during 1891.
Ihe postal revenues for 1891 are estimate
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VOLUME LXVIII-NO. AZ.

by The Postmaster-General at S65, 900,
making a total of S467, ,497, 600. Deducting
the aggregate appropriations of $3.50. 900, ,O00
there will be a surplus of S117.497, 200,
which is more than ample to meet the re-
qurements of the new pension law and the
reduction of taxation from the enactment
Of the Mckinley bill, which is estimated at
SEQ OOO.0OO
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BRUTAL MURDER.
A Drunken Fiend Kills His Wife and Attempts
Suicide by Cutting His Throat

COUNCIL BLUFFS, July 16-The resi-
dence of Hank Hall, dissolute old char
acter, was the scene this morning of an
awful tragedy. Hall came home drunk last
night, beat his wife and threw her out of
doors in her night clothes. This morning
at daylight the woman entered the house
to get her clothing. Hall set upon her,
beat her to the floor with revolver, and
then fired bullet into her head. Several
neighbors heard the shots and ran in.
George Bennett attempted to disarm the
murderer, but fled on receiving bullet in
the hand. Hall empted his revolver at the
Others without effect, then went into the
house and cut his throat His wife died in
a short time, but Hall may recover.
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Wtn BY Hard Hitting

PHILADELPHIA, July 16.-The PhillIes again
defeated the Pittsburg league team this after
noon by hard hitting. Attendance 1000. Score:
Philadelphias. A 4 0 o O 0-I5
Pittsburgs.-... o OO 8 900
Base hits-Philadelphas l3 Pittsburgs 5. Errors
-Philadelphias !, Pittsburgs 4. Batteries-Heard,
Sunday, Baker and Decker, Smith and Clements
Ump ire-McDermott.
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WASHINGTON, July 16.-The President
day: AlluIed B. Nettleton of Minnesota to
be Assistant Secretary of the Treasury /;
James Russell SOley of Massachusetts, to be
Assistant Secretary of the Navy. Receiy-
ers Of Public Money-Jacob r. Welty at
Olympia, Wash; John B. Catlin at Mis-
soula, Mont; George w. Cook at Lewiston,
Idaho. Registers of Land Ofices-John
Anderson at Mssoula. Mont; Charles A.
Burg at Lewiston, Idaho.
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Freneh Forces Routed.

PARIS, July 16.-The Gaulois says: An
engagement has occurred between the ma
tives and the French expedition to the Up
per Niger, and the French have been
routed. 1t is feared the natives have
blocked the line Of retreat of the French.
A semi-official note was published this
afternoon denying the alarming reports re-
ceived from Senegal.
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ORIGINAL PACKAGE DECISION.
Condsmnatory Convention Of the Kansas Tenn
porauce League.

pcIdIcs Lss que
TOPEKA, July 16.-Five thousand dele
gates attended the convention Of the State
Temperance League, which was called to
express an opinion on the original package
decision Of the Federal Supreme Court.
Energetic speeches were made and resO-
lutions adopted condemning the decision
ana demanding Of Congress the passage of
o bill to place the enforcement of prohibi-
tory laws entirely with the State and be-
yond the interference of the national Gov
ernment.
Judge Foster in the United States Dis
trict Court to-day rendered an important
decision on the original package question.
Frank Mcclure of Lyons, Kans., received
wooden box containing fifty bottles of
whisky, each bottle being in a pasteboard
box, and sold a number of these bottles.
Judge Foster now holds that in opening
the wooden box he broke the original pack
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Chicago's Population.

WASHINGTON, July 16.-Superintendent
Porter received a message tonight from
the Census Supervisor stating that his count
makes Chicago's population l, ,1Ol. 1853. This
puts Chicago ahead Of Philadelphia.
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Panal Affairs,

LONDON, July 16.-The mantle of Sir L.
Simmons, as Negotiator of the Vatican, 1t
is supposed. has descended on Sir Adrian
Dingli, a strong Catholic. Although the
ostensible object of his visit to Rome is to
see his only son, a pupil in the Jesuit
School, it is an open secret that he is
charged semi-officially to discuss several
matters of great Importance with the Pope.
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LABOR RIOT.
Gang Of Italians Assaulted by Striking
Coal Miners

Coal. Miners.
SCoTTDALE Pa.) July 16.-In the Smith
ton region a small labor riot has occurred
and there are indications of more trouble.
Some three months ago the men employed
by the Waverly Coal Company struck for
higher pay. The company refused to yield
to the demands of the men and operations
have been nearly suspended. Yesterday
fifty Italians were put to work and the
strikers made an assault on the foreigners.
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FATHER JUNIPERo SIERRA.
MIS-. Stanford Granted Permission 10 Erect a
Statue to His Memory.

Statue to His Memory.
WASHINGTON, July 16.-For some time
Mrs. Stanford has been endeavoring to get
permission from the War Department to
erect statue on the military reservation at
Monterey, CAL, in commemoration of the
landing OF Father Junipero Sierra, the Span
ish missionary priest. Permission was to-
day given by Secretary Proctor, and, ac-
cordingly, Mrs. Stanford will erect, at
cost of $4,000, in Monterey, beautiful
statue in bronze and masbie in honor of the
memory OF the good missionary, Father
Sierra, at the spot where he landed on the
31st OF May. 1770. The place, which is on
the beach near the head of the wharf, is
marked by large cross.
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Chicago Defeated.

BROOKLYN, July 16.-Tbe Brooklyn league
team defeated Chicago to-day by fortunate
punching OF hits. Attendance 1900. Score:
Chicagos gos.......................0O 0 . o 90 2 o.
Brookyns .................O o 00-7
Base hits-Chicagos 4, Brooklyns 8. Errors-Ch-
Cages l. BrooklynS l. Batteries-Hutchinson and
KlttrIdge, Loyett and DAILY. Umpire-Lynch.
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THE M'KINLEY BILL.

Protest Of the California single-Tax League
Against lis Pass gs.
WASHINGTON. July 16-Mr. Clunie TO-
day presented to the House memo
rialof the California Singe-Tax League
denouncing the Mckinley Tariff Bill
as legislation against the best interests
OF the laboring man. The memorial says
taxes have been increased, while the labor
ing masses have been clamoring for re-
duction.
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Chicagos Good Work

PHILADELPHIA, July 16.-The Chicago broth
erhood won the game this afternoon by good hit
ting and fielding. Attendance 2700. Score:
Philadelphias ................O 0 o o 0 s.
Chicagos. gos.......................42 D 3 ia
Base hitS-Phadelphas l6, Chicagos 10. Errors
Phlladelphias g. ChicagOs l. Batteries-Bunington
Cunningham and Hallnan. Barston and Farrell.
Observation-Disclosures and Leach.
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Buffalo Shut Out,

BUFFALO, July 16.-The Boston brotherhood
played fine fielding game 10 day, aud shut out
Buffalo. Attendance 100. Score:
Bostons ons..........,.,..........7 o 2 0 3 2 0-l9
Buifalos. os........................0 o o U U O.
Base hits-Bostons 20, Buffalos Z. Errors-BOstols
g Bufalos 5. Batteries-Gumbert, KilrOy and Muir
ply. ootter and Halligan. Umpires-Gaifney aud
sheridan.
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Killed bv lightning.

WINNIPEG, July 16-Henry Battell, an
old and respected farmer living near Moos
Jaw, his ten-year-old daughter and Herbert
Mclean, aged IL years, the son OF Rev. DIR.
Mclean, were instantly killed while at the
supper-table last night by stroke Of light
ming.
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Victorious Giants.

NEW YORK. July 16.-The New York league
team won the final game OF the present series
with Cincinnati The game was marked by heavy
batting. Attendance 700 Score:
Base hits-New Yorks 8, Cincinnatis l. Errors
New Yorks A, Cincinnatis 4. Batteries-Rusie,
p.re-McOuaid.
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ON EASTERN DIAMONDS.
Yesterdays Contests on League and Broth
erhOOd Grounds.

BOSTON, July 16.-The Boston and Cleveland
league teams played two games to-day, one be-
ing postponed from May 1st. Attendance 5000.
Summary or first game:
Cleyelands s.................... o 8 o Ol 2 o.
BOSlOns. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o o o d O q l.
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Base hlts-Cevelands 10, Bostons g. Errors
Cleyelands 3, Bostons 4. Batteries-Beuton and
thinner, Clarkson and Bennett. Umpire-Povcgx
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a pEsPEKATE CONFLICT.

Forty Strikers in Chile Killed or Wounded
in Battle With Troops.
LONDON, July 16.-Adyices from Chile
state that the strikers in the nitrate dis
trict number 1000. A conflict occurred be-
tween the strikers and the troops and forty
strikers were killed or wounded.
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Wrenks in I.aka Michigan

CHICAGO, July 16-The captain of the
propeller Puritan reports seeing the wrecks
of two yachts in mid-lake. From other in
formation obtained 1t is believed certain
that five persons from Chicago were lost
with these vessels in the big storm couple
of days ago.
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A Nav Cahinet

CAPE Town, July 16.-A new Cabinet
has been formed as follows: Prime Min
lister, without portfolio, Rhodes; Attorney
General, Innes; Treasurer. Merriman: ::
Commissioner of Crown Lands and Public
Works, Sieveright; Secretary for Native
Affairs. Sauer
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Annidantallu nrnwnaa

NORFOLK (Va.). July 16-Thomas Trux-
ton, the thirteen year-old son of the late
Commodore Truxt0n. United States Navy,
was drowned this afternoon while bathing.
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Sentence Commuted.

ALBANY IN. ", July Governor Hill
sentence Of Joseph Chapleau. the mur-
derer, who is under sentence to be electro
cutei during the week commencing July
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Judgment in Foreclosure Suit.

NEW YORK, July 16.-Justice Andrews Of
the Supreme Court gave judgment of fore
closure and sale in the suit of the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company against the Bank
upon which is due $3.50, 200 and interest -
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MARTINsvILLE, July 16.-A perceptible
shock of earthquake was felt here at
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Houses were
shaken and window panes and dishes rat
flad
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Quick Passapa.

NEW YORK, July 16.-The White Star
steamer Teutonic arrived this morning,
having made the passage from Queenstown
in days q hours and 30 minutes. This
places ,the Teutonic second among the
ocean racpra
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NEW YORK STRIKERS.

The Cloak-Makers Refuse to Work Until Nom
Union Men Are Discharged.
New YORK, July 16-The striking cloak
makers this morning refused TO abide by
the terms of the settlement reached yester-
day. and declared this morning that they
would not return to work unless all the
non-union cloak-makers were Immediately
discharged. The committee met later in
the day and the manufacturers refused, so
the cloak operators still remain out, while
the cutters and contractors. having signed
an agreement, returned to work. The lat
ter virtually gained all they demanded.
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AMSTERDAM, July 1s. = The price of
silver has advanced from S4 to Sc guilders
per kilo.
BUENos AYREs, July 16-At the close
of the market to-day gold was quoted at
1877.
uation is calmer. Many traders accept
bank notes at their face value.
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One for Wards Tam.

BROOKLYN, July 16.-The Brooklyn brother
hood easily defeated Pittsburg to-day. Attend
aDce 800. Score:
Rrookyns s.....................1 0 0 6 o 3-l5
Pittsburgs. ............ .........0 o q O. 3
Base hitS-Brooklyns l6 PittSburgs l. Errors
Brookyns 3, PittSburgs II. Batteres-Weyhing
and Henning, Binslow, Maui and Carroll. Umpires
Ferguson and Holbert.
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The Gold Bar Robbery.

CHICAGO, July 16.--lt is understood that
the mystery of the robbery of $4,000 in
gold bars from the United Express Com
pany last fall has been cleared up, and that
a teamster named John Behert is under
arrest.
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Grain Rates.

WASHINGTON. July 16-The Interstate
Commerce Commission has decided to issue
an order making a reduction in grain rates
from iowa, Nebraska, Kansas and Mis-
souri, to ST. Louis and the Mississippi River
and tn Chicago.
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American Association.

COLUMBUS, July 16. - Columbus 9, Brook
yns 2.
TOLEDO, July 16.-Toledos 8. Rochesters 10.
LOUISVILLE, July l6.-Lousvilles 8, Syra-
cuses 3.
ST. LOUIS, July 16.-St. Louis 8, Athletics z.
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Busiaes, Failure.

? PHILADELPHIA, July 16. - Judgments
were entered to-day against the hosiery
manufacturing firm OF +. b. Cope & Bros.
The liabilities are 100000, assets $4,000.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 16.-In the inter-
national cricket match, Canada VS.. the
United States, the latter won by one inning
and thirty-one runs.
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Cholera Reappears

VIENNA. July 16.-The Board of Health
here is informed that cholera has reap
peared in thrty-one communities of Valen-
cia and Alicante.
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Delaware Peaches.

WILMINGTON, July 16.-Ihe Clayton Call
estimates the number Of peach trees in
Delaware at 9,S11, ,653, but over 100000 are
not yet in bearing. The crop is estimated
at 12,375 baskets only.
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A Betrothal.

MUNICH, July 16.-Princess Louise, the
eldest daughter Of Prince Ferdinand of
Orleans, is betrothed to Prince Alphonso of
Bavaria.
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THE PLAYERS LEAGUE.
Ewing's Men Manage to Win Game From
the Clevelands

NEW YORK, July 16.-Ewing's men pulled
themselves together to-day and managed to win
the final game of the present series with the
Cleveland brotherhood. Attendance 600 Score:
New Yorks. rks.....................3 o O 0-8
Cleyelands .....................0 % y D 90 3 Is
Base hits-New Yorks 16, Cievelands 7. Errors
New Yorks 8, Clevelands T. Batteries-Ewing and
Ewing, Gruber and Sutclitfe. Umpires-Knight and
Jones.
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WASHINGTON, July 16.-Postmasters nave
been changed as follows In California; Y w.
Wintelanlan at Greenwood, FL Dorado county.
vice j. Wilkman, removed; A. Z. Westhoyer u, as
Mesa Grande, San Diego County, VICE u. W..
Strachan, resigned.
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A Jockeys Downfall.

ST. Louis. July 16.-Patsy Duffy, Hag-
gins famous jockey, was arrested for va
grancy to-day. All his wealth has gone,
and he is perfect sot.
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Carno,,s Assailant Insane.

PARIS, July 16-The man who fired re-
volver outside the Elysee Palace is insane
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have. and it is probable now that the next
State Legislature will not be so overwhelm-
ingly Democratic as was the last one.
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NEW YORK COFFEE EXCHANGE.
A Proposition to Materially Enlarge the
Field of Onerations

Field of Operations.
NEW YORK, July 16.-The Board of Man.
ayers of the New York Coffee Exchange
has recommended to members to enlarge
their field of operations SO as to allow
transactions in all coffees grown In North,
South and Central America and the East
and West Indies. At present the contract
for trading on the exchange is confined to
Rio and Santos coffee. Should the proposed
innovation be adopted there will be more
than double the quantity. The exchange
will decide the question by vote on Au-
gust 1st,
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BOTH DROWNED.

Two Lives Lost by the 0verturning Of Row.
Boat.
DENVER, July 16.-While J. S. jacobson
and Mrs. John j. Huddart were rowing on
Berkeley Lake. last night, their boat over
turned and both were drowned. Mr.. Hud-
dart is at present in Salt Lake City, and
was partner in business with jacobson.
The bodies were recovered late this after
noon. jacobson was born in Chicago,
where his parents now reside.
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The Call The only Want Medium!

LAST WEEKS RECORD:
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SEVEN KILLED.

Result Of C0rHict Between Negroes and a
White Posse
VIcKsBURG, July 16-Relable persons
who have arrived from Bastrop report that
seven negroes were killed and six wounded
in the affray with the white posse near
Mer Rouge, told in yesterdays dispatches.
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Before whisky gained the mastery of
Duffy he was tie equal of any Jockey in
the saddle. aud had he not given away to
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-01-17
CABLE FLASHES.

TTE winter at St Petersburg is deScrib-
ed lis the mildest and unhealthiest known
for many years.
TINS Prince of Wales has become much
more careful in his habits. He has given
up cigarettes. and never drinks anything
until after 6 o'clock.
Ar Sunderland. Eng. a ship loaded
with petroleum caught fire. and the burn
ing oil set fire to several other vessels.
The loss was heavy. 4 fireman working
on one Of the vessels fell overheard and
was drowned.
ST. PETERsBURG.-T The Russian govern
ment Is displeaSed with the restriction of
the Turkish government tirman in re-
gard to Crete, and has requested the porte
to extend amnesty to every one in the Is
land and to abolish the state of siege.
LoNpoN.-The queen wanted to include
Stanley in the list Of new years honorS by
Couferriug upon him the cross of st.
Mitchell and st. George, but was diSsuaded
by Lord Salisbury. who advised that the
dignity be reserved till Stanley arrival in
England
BgRLIN.-The Tagblatt states that the
victory of Major WisSman over the insur-
gents near Sa'tuill rcpOfteu MunuftN WAS
incomplete The paper says that the
Arabs. after being driven from their for
titled position. returned and assumed the
offensive. The Germans Mt SaadanI are
firing upon them.
SAN Francisco Chinese advises give
particulars of the collapse of a theater at
Haunting, near Shantung. on Oct. 3, by
which over 200 lives were lost The tenn
pie where the performance was being held
was built on high hill in the middle of
the town. portion of the hill had been
cut away and perpendicular wall fifty
feet high had been built up from the
street to support the terrace on which the
temple stood. The entire wall gave way
! and the whole mass of men, women and
children were hurled to the street below
Over 200 dead bodies had been taken from
the debris at last accounts.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1i.-Flour-Steady, unchanged.
Wheat-Firmer; e for seller January; Sl1. for
seller May. Corn Firm; - for sell
Ter January; 81. for seller May
Oats Steady; 20l4 tor seller January; 22ls for
seller May Rye - Nominal Barley No
trading. Prime timothy l2O. Flax seed-I 30
for seller cash. Whisky, 1O2. Pork
Finn; 952lo for seller January 92I. for seller
May. Lard-FirmeT; h.s2;a for seller January;
607l4 for seller May Dry sa.+ed boxed meats,
unchanged; short ribs, 4.67Is for seller Jeouary.
Butter, cheese, hides and talow, unchanpea,
Eggs-Easy; fresh, l2l4@l3'a.
Flour-Receipts, 1900; shipments, 1000.
Wheat-Receipts, 5000; shipments, 1900.
Corn-Receipts, 256,OOO: shipments, $4,000.
Oats-Receipts, 1876 O00; shipments, 17s,OO0.
CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-THE Drovers' journal re
ports: Cattle, receipts, $500; strong on good
grades; beeves, 4506L505; steers, 3.O0G475; stock
ers and feeders. 2.259315; Texas cattle, 1909
$50. Hogs-Receipts, 26OOO; steady; mixed
3.5503.So; heavy, 35503.s5; light, S15G3s5
Sheep Receipts 1000; strong and active; ma
tives, 3.25Gg5.5O; western corn fed and Texans,
3. .5GQ4 30
CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-THE DrONer's Journals cable
from London quotes moderate supplies of cattle
anda steady demand; medium to extra beeves II
@12lac per ID. of estimated dead weight