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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-16
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks
-'a8E Abroad,

Strangers in the City aud Wheeling Folk
Abroad.
Miss Ellen Turner, OF Maryland, Is visiting
relatives here.
G. /. Hutchinson, of Fairmont was In tho
| city yesterday, f7a
VIII Mob. Miller, ESQ, Of S!cnbenville, was al
the Windsor last hight. 49, H.3 a
". C. MacMahon and vile, OF Cambridge, O.,
arc at the McLurc house.
Mrs. j. s, vandervort and child, OF Weston,
were IN the city yesterday. Fl. fsil Z.
MIR. and MIS-. william LAWS Arc visiting Mr..
Lavis's brother, atsteubeayillc. #
Mrs. G. ". Franzhcin and two dsushterc aye
visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Lutz.
General Managcr Ball, Of the Terminal Rail.
way, has gone ~ Chicago on busness
Mr.. X. J. IIoge, OF the firm OF lIogc & Dro.,
who has been Ill Is now able to be about, :.
q; W. Reynolds, Of s. Mays, and W. D. Hicks,
oil Cameron, were at the stamin yesterday.
those who enjoyed "Robln Hood" last night.
Mr.. William Law Hoof, who has been In the
South for some time, has returned 10 the city.
Mr.. Samuel Cockayne and wife and Miss
Birdie Cockaync, OF Moundsville, were IN the
city yesterday. tsf ~
n. R. Watt and F. H. Watt, OF Barnesvllle, O.,
tho car wheel manufacturers, were at the Nc.
Lure yesterday. tI3ag s'si. Z; 70 Il
Mrs. bird Foster, OF Topeka, Kas., Is tho guest
OF friends on the Island. having arrIycd from
her western home yesterday.
Col. William Exley Is trying 10 head Of his
boom for the Mayoralty, but It has got too much
momentum 10 DO stopped now. 5
Lewis Jones, W. L, Williams Ed. Booking, OF
Wheeling, aud Luther kimmons. Of Elm Grove
went out the c., L. & W. railroad yesterday on
a hunting trip. '}3
Mrs. II. W. List leaves to-day for her future
home In New York. She will open a snionable
boarding house on Thirty. fourth street there
near the old Stewart mansion.
General Superintendent Rock we'll, OF the
Columbus, Rocking Valley & Toledo miitoad.
accompanied by his wife, was In the city In his
private car Yesterday. They were the guests OF
the family Of Mr. II. E. waddef Secretary OF the
Hobbs Glass Company. ats 81 Z. ~
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II you intend erecting a Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial OF any kind,
and want frst.class work and low prices,
call at Office OF L. A.Moore, second floor
McLain's Building; 1905 Market street
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MAKE SENSIBLE PRESENTS.

Buy your husband, your brother or
your sweetheart pair Of Fins Chenille
Embroidered Slippers for 5 |, aad be re-
mtmbered for 3G5 days TO come.
J. IL. LUCEE & co.
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

y.
An ordinance to improve the Ohio
county law library was read three times
and passed.
& resolution vas also passed request
ing the State IegislalEre'to appropriate
s, COO toward the improvement Of the
library.
There being some doubt as the date Of
the expiration OF W. W. Rogers's term
as justice, he petitioned to be appointed
justice. After some discussion of the
legal points INVOLVED, the matter was
postponed till the neSt'meeting. =
Veterinary Surgeon William Petrie
reported the loss from hog cholera east
ofthe city to be lD2 hogs, valued at S525.
He sscribed the disease to feeding logs
on garbage brought from Wheeling, and
a general view was expressed that the
sending OF such garbage to the country
must be stopped.
On motion OF Mr.. McGregor commit.
tee OF three op proper legislation was
ordered to be appointed, the President
to be member. Messrg. McGregor and
Grnse were named as the others.
The Committee on Court Ho9ae and
Jail was authorized to buy linoleum ior
the floor and marble slab for the coun.
ter in Clerk Hooks remodeled office.
Bids were received for making new
BOOK cases for the equity library, Beltz,
tlading 4 90. Offering to do the work
Tor Sls3, and Klievis, Kraft \ Co. for
flS2. The contract was given to the
nm d. b.. a
Is. scholz was awarded tho CONTRACT
to furnish coal to the poor OF Centre
and Webster districts for the ensuing
year at u cents for nut coal and z cents
for mixed. ~ q
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Only Fifty Cents.

BROKER ASD REAL ESTATE AGENT,
1e9 MARKET sTREEr,
WIEELISG, WEST VA.
WHEELING, W. Va, Dec. Is, 1890.
ltssrs on Bros. 4: Cos.
DEAR SIRs,-By the use OF your Bis.
sell BurnerI was enabled to heat my
office for the month of November for
Just fifty cents. The room is 1889 and
the fire was in use from 8 a, IN. to G p. IN.
every day, except Sunday, and burned
all the cool nights. My natural gas bill
for September and October combined
was just sixty cents. Yours,
t.,5yssa.. ..s G q. SMIrU
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EVERYBODY knows scrofula to be a
disease Of the blood, and Hoods Sar-
saparilla is the best remedy for all blood
diseases. 8
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ARE you using Taylor's Best Flour ?
II not, try it. lu&F G 4
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Thermometer Record

The thermometer ct Schnepf's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered as follows;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-16

ASK your grocer for Taylor's Best
Flour. Take no other.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-16

Tho Importance ipuriiying the blood can
not be overestimated, for without pure blood
you cannot enjoy good health.
At this season nearly every ono needs q
good medicine to purify, vItalIze, and enrich
tho blood, and We ask you to try Hoods
FeCullar and builds up the SYSTEM
creates an appetite, and tones tho digestion,
while 1t cradlcates disease. The peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation
OF tho vegetable remedies used give 10
Hoods Sarsaparilla pecul- IT, I4ooIs
lar curative powers. No " IloSn
other mcdlcinehassuch arccord OF wonderful
cures. II you hare Mado up your mind to
buy Hoods Sarsaparilla do not be Induced 10
tako any other instead. I. Is 4 Peculiar
Medicine, and Is worthy your confidence.
Hoods sarsaparllla Is sold by all druggists.
Prepared by G. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses Ono Dollar
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For tho Littlp Ouen.

THERE is no risk in trying Taylor'e
Best Flour. Every sack is warranted.
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article. "a ! ..'l7TiI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-16

No TROUBLE to have good Bread ii you
use Taylor's Best Flour. VI + 4, ,.t.l l.: :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-16

WE nre fully prepared to meet oil
prices Ia Hntt hes, Diamonds, and Jew.
elry. WHEAT & liASCiiER,
jewelers. and silYerSmlihs.
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d o b
Many persons wonder how we have been able
to build up our immense trade on Hats and
secret. = /, = q, i sIl''-'.' ~ 81,
rirst-We have the largest and best assort.
ment In tho city. all new goods, correct styles
and qualities aud prices 10 suit everyone. III
Sfcond-0ur prices arc the lowest and our aim
the money. 10 II. I-l17. n -
Third-Every hat sold Is warranted as repre-.
scented and II Il Is not we want II returned 10 u.s.
Fourth-We have but one price and that the
lowest, which We marx In plain figures on every
prices here. 7ssIf rs q ~ 71sI5
Below We givc,a few OF our Prices on leading
styles, but remember that the.o arc not the
only styles We hare. To mention all would re.
quire largo catalogue. but We ask you 10 call
and sec the immense variety We have. tsi
The "Iyrop'ktlG Hat. u As. 81 20. 60 10, 81 90.
The "Hubcrt'Stln Hat, u As, 10, 81 90, s. 40.
Soft Hats. 100 styles, Gc to 81 10 each. 81
Boys Stiff Hats, &c, 81 o5, sliS.
Working Caps, Ice. 1tc, Csc. Sc. $50
scotch Caps, &c, S5c, 5ec.7Sc.
Windsor Caps, Sc Csc, Soc, &c.
Boyss Plush Caps, 25c, BIC, 5oc, &c, csc.
Mems Plush Caps, $50 TO s. %. y
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DETAIL GROCERS.

Alta meeting Of the Retail GroCess' Protective
Association, held last night. 1t was unanimously
10 customers this Christmas. They fnrther Toi
solved that all Union Grocery Stores will he
kept open a. night from this date until alter
SS GS,s years car day. &C. sTRoEBEL.
uelp --. .-r 'Hal Snrrafary
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4 ORDERS for pure Rye and Bourbon
Whisky promptly filled at Lally's, POO
Main street, II q - =
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L. S. Coon sells dry goods the Cheapest
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I. General Superintendent Rockwell, OF the
Columbus, Hooking Valley & Toledo niltoad
accompanied by his wife, was In the city 10 hIl
private car yesterday. They were the guests O
the family Of Sir. II. +. waddef, Secretary OF the
Hobbs Glass Compauy q n ~ fat,5 I. r. = :
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-01

They Enter the Town of BigeIow and Help
Themselves.

They Enter the Town Of Bigelo~ and Help
Themselves.
BIaELow no, June 80
The dry goods house of w. A. chuning
a Co., OF Bigelow, was roboed about 3
o'clock. during business hours. II was
one 0e the most bold and daring robberies
ever committed in northwest Missouri.
Four masked men, dressed in Prince AL
bert coats and mounted upon good horses,
we're seen to approach the town from the
east 0 little before o'clock. Each one
had two large rsvolvers and the citizsne
were terrified. They rihed the money
drawers and safes of the stores they found
open, securing from $4,000 to $1,000.
They then started for their horses, tied
a short distance from town. By this time
the citizens had collected their wits aud q
few guns and revolvers aud started in hot
pursuit to make running fight. Therob-
befs were nowlmounted and fought bravely.
One Of them was pierced with bullet, as
blood couldl be seen along the road and
the bridges, The pursuit lasted about
twelve miles and was thsp given up for the
night "a was evident thai the gang had
some very fast horses in their possession.
The robbers are veil dressed, well armed
and can surprise and hold at bay almost
any small town for few minutes at least.
A posse OF men are securing the country
to-day. They are moving northward to-
ward Iowa. For miles north Of here and
west IL is q heavily timbered country,
making II very difficult to run down the
criminals.
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Internal Dsssan@sons I'm EfIaslgo Ceupss
which nese Dire Disaster.

Internal Dsssan@aons I'm EfIaslgo Csupss
whieh Rsae Dire Disaster.
SAN ANTONIO, June 20
The turbulent county Of Hidalao. ON ths
lower Rio Grande, Just above Cameroa, h
again excited. For thrss years past IL kxs
suffered from internal dissensions whiet,
np to date, have resulted IN putting untns
ground some of the best men aud Soma sf
the worst men that ever saw the frontiex-
The present trouble arises from dispufs6
election. McCabe was the county judge
and his seat was contested. Hilliard w~n
the sheriff, and his seat was als6 contested
The last official net Of Judge Russell whiis
sitting a. dissrict Judge In Hidaleo recently
was 10 depose McCAbe as county Judge snd
Hiliiard as sheriff aud appoint two men In
their places.
The man appointed 10 succeed Sheriff
Hilliard Is named Dongherty, and has tk@
reputation OF fiRhting at the drop OF a Raf
and droppingit himself. Hilliard is aAnn
that sort of man. The two have gathered
their forces, numbering about fifty gam~
and we'll armed men on . side. and axs
securing the country for each other. Tks
remaining officers are utterly powsrleas se
preserve peace, and the aid of the sta1a
government has been called, JUST 90 il hsx
been upon numerous ocoanons in tina
past. IL is the opinion of parties frow
that section nov in San Antonio that
bloodshed must inevitably result befesx
the arrival Of the soldier paciileatos.
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The Chicago .Flns WORKER Believed TO
Have Skipped 60 Avoid Prosecution.
nrr.cAor I1rnA 20

the Chicago "Eine Worker" Believed 60
Have Skipped 60 Avoid Prosecution.
CHHoAao, june 30.
The grand jury continued its invessiga-
tion into the charges Of aldermanic bribery
In connection with ths Lake street elevated
road, and there were sensational develop
menss. The alleged aifidayits by ex-Alder-
men Walker and Monear, bearing the
notarial seal and the signature of Joseph
G. Msckin, the noted political -fne
worker" we've laid before Mackin By the
grand Jury several days ago, but be pro-
fessed TO know nothing about them and
the impression was given that they we're
manufactured by his clerk. Friday an in
timate friend Of the clark went to the
states attorney and said that positively the
afidavite were drawn by Mackin and that
the latter bad frequently boasted to him OF
the fact. A bailin was sent out for
Mackin, but he could not bo found, and
the general impression IL that he has ab-
sconded 10 avoid prosecution for perjury.
Maekin was released few months ago
from Joliet prison, where he served o eve
year term for manipulating election re-
turuR
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DR.. Gibier Refuses TO Receive
q Couple of Patients at
the Pasteur Institute.
Four Masked Robbers Enter Bigelow
Mo-, and Help Themselves
Very Literally.
Boodler Mackin, Of Chicago. Believed
to Have Skipped---The News
in General.


NEW YoRK, june 90
Two persons who applied for treatment
at the Pasteur institute In New York Sat-
urday were. DIR. Gibisr says, turned away
with the information that their cases we're
hopeless, and that, 30 far as Pasteur
science can prophesy, they were certain TO
that Of o boy about n years of age, who
was bitten about fortnight ago by . dog
that was drowned before II had shown any
symptoms Of rabies. But little notice was
taken Of the boys injuries at the time.
He was bitten on the right leg, the wound
being painful but apparently not serious.
IL responded TO the usual antiseptic
treatment, and In the course of time
was completely healed Early last
week the lad began to show symptoms Of
disease. He became listless, moody and
cross, when previously cheerfulness OF dis
position and buoyancy Of spirits had been
his chief characteristics. He grew worse
instead OF better, and to-day when taken
20 DIR. Gibier be tainted and had frequent
attacks OF nausea while undergoing exami-
natiof. DIR. Gibier, satisfied that the lad
was In the incipient stage OF hydrophobia,
refused 10 receive him as a patient, be-
lieving that the case was too far advanced
10 hope for favorable result. The boys
parents, who are people in moderate cir
cumstanees, were horrihed by ths doctors
decision. The doctor said tonight;
could do nothing for the boy, for
j am satisfied he will develop per-
feet case Of hydrophobia which viii result
fatally" The other case OF hydFophobia
offered for treatment and refused for the
same reasons was that of q citizen OF
Brunswick, Me-, whose family physician
sent the following telegram to DIR. Gibier
early In the day "Piease telegraph quickly
cost per patient for anti-rabies treatment;
townspeople wish to subscribe for and send
patient, man, who is in the last stages
Of general hydrophobia. DIR. Gibier re-
piled, saying thai theeoss Of treatment de-
pended upon the patient's means, but il
the case was one OF true hydrophobia the
good people Of Brunswick might better
save their money. as IL would be useless 70
send him TO New York.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

THE English German agreement relatise
to East Africa has been finally concludes.
SUPERVISOR CoNDoN makes an esfS.-
mate Of the population of Salt Lake Csc
as 49,972, and Ogden i6,s25.
CHARLES DEoKRR and his mother, aoxS.
50, were probably fatally wounded by bury
lars at Morris, III.
THE court martial trial of Capt. Muti-
more has closed at Tucson. Ariz., and tlap
findings forwarded 10 Washington.
THE Chicago Gas trust litlgation bar
been compromised. The suits pendas9
against the trust have been dismissed ant
the corporation taken out of the hands sf
the receiver.
TINS second worlds and the sevenl1h
triennial International Sunday school Goa
yentions will be held together In st. I,oams
i'm 1893, the time 90 be set later by the era--
cutiye committee.
THE municipal council of Rome has TO-
signed on account OF Premier CrispIs e.
forts to reorganixe the financial affairs sf
the municipality, and the government hsN
appointed an administrators
JOHN HKRE, who lives In a lonely ha9
In East Wakefield. N. H., became engaexd
IN drunken row with bis son williaE1.
The old man got his gun and discharges
both barrels ai William, infiicting fatal
wounds.
HARRY MANsrIKLD, manager Of tina
Topeka, Kan., Coal company. has left tAs
city for paris unknown, and the coal eoan-
pany is said to be ont 5,000. Bucket sasB
of his downfall.
CLAUDE MoDAsIEL, prosecuting atto-
ney of che Canadian district, Cberokas
Nation, shot and killed James Stubbiefed.
an intimate friend, who was acting sx
peaeemaksr between Mcdaniel and tha
latters wife. Both men we're among thx
most prominent and wealthy citizens az
the Cherokee Nation.
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uNIoNTowN. Pa, june 80.
Paymasser Atkinson, OF the Wynn Coke
Works, was aions 81 the company's Office
counting the money to pay the company's
employees. He had just placed 81, 200 In
envelopes when . masked man covered
him with revolver and ordered him 70
throw mp his hands. Before he could give
the alarm the man had seized the money
and fed. A party gave chase, but the rob
ber fired several shots At his pursnsrs and
escaped. He was recognized as Perry
Donaldson, recently discharged from the
employ Of the company.
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Wen sabssantiatea Runners of IN OmAha
Exssnsi@n GO seuth DaEosa by was OF
Randolph.
IslscoLS. Nsb., June 90.
II is learned to-day that the Ohisago, 81.
Panl, Minneapolis a Omaha railroad COM
paey Ia planning ca immediate extension
Of its line 10 yankton from Randolph.
Right -of-way men are now working IN
northern Nsbraska and some land has been
secured. This would be much more
favorable route than that formerly pro-
posed from Harrington. II 10 said that the
transfer boats formerly used at Sioux City
viii cross the cars At Yankton. This would
imply an immediate extension Of the line
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KnARsEy, Nsb., june 30
A lamp exploded IN ths residence Of DR..
M. A. Hoover. at Kearney, Neb., while the
doctor and his wife were away from home.
a small daughter occupied the room In
which the accident occurred, and was
sleeping at the time. When Mrs. Hoover
returned ahe detected smoke in rhe house
and rushed TO the rescne Of her daughter,
who was found almost smothered. The
room and furniture were badly damaged By
ere and the little ones sscape was miracu-
lous.
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shse Hsr Father.

MIIwAuKMx. VIA, June 90
sohn Goodrich, aged 56 years, was shot
and fatally wounded By bis daughter, aged
26s at the family residence near the city
lirDits OF Milwaukes Sunday night. The
girl says her father came home drunk and
began houxishing q revolver, and that IN
struggling to gss possession or the weapon
he was shot. The location Of tbs wound
IL not favorable to her story and the young
woman was placed under arrest. Good
rich was confined 81 the Kankakea, H., IN
sane asylum few years ago. bat had rs-
covered his mental balance.
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pans. June 50.

fAlkttt 1una ~
The Frenoh preas admit that the nego-
tiations between Lieutenant Wyse, repre-
sentative OF the liquidator Of the Panama
canal company, and the Columbian gov
erument for the extension Of the Panama
canal concessions and resumption Of the
work on the canal have collapsed, and that
the hopes Of the bondholders are ended.
The budget committee win submit this re-
port TO the chamber Of deputies this week.
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I0Mp0H. JUNG 90
The Bnsnos Ayers correspondent Of ths
London Times. telegrsphs that the National
bank og Busnos Ayrss suspondsd payment
saturday and that the shares Of tho bank
fell from le8 to 100 and closed a lis. a
panic vas created ON tbe bourse ~ Bnsnos
Ayers and general feeling Of disfrusi pre-
vailed. Gold now commands prenlum
sf 1Ae
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an Enormous Meteor Strikes In Kansas
wAsH1naToN. Kan. June 30


wAsmaaToE, KAN, June 30.
On Wednesday about o'clock y. m, o
meteoric body shot over Washington from
south to north, making peculiar roaring
and rumbiing sound, resembling thunder,
and leaving trail like smoke behind il.
Many people heard the sound and saw the
smoke, IL was afterwards learned that
this body, or portion Of II, struck the
ground on farm four miles north of there
with such force as to penetrate 70 the
depth Of several feet. II struck only a
short distance from a farmer named Jann-
AIRY, greatly surprising and frightening
hans.
The oocurance excited much interest and
hundreds visited the spot. Mr.. January
dug the body NO and has brought II 10
= ashington, where IL 10 on exhibition. II
broke in two pieces when IL struck the
ground. The larger piece weighs 40
and the smaller SIXTY pounds. They are OF
dark slate color aud are very hard and
very heavy for their bulk. AZ exactly the
same hour that the meteor passed over
there vas distinct shock of an earth
quake at Waterville, only twenty miles
southeast Of Washington.
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THE MARKETS.


SIOUX crr. Juns 80. 1890.
=. noss-neoslp.s. lsa1 onlolai sataraay. a4llS
selling 81 81 ioesa Is the 6uik at ss. 40 p4e-
.h,@s,,,s ia 1900 yar ,,,,ss s..S -
Reeves Isssasc lower than Two weeks a.
ouotatsonss Pat sAaera ursna 80
go M. fa3r eO unoa "A x6saR M. 80
exs ahales eoG 20 n coo nogrSs a. -.
al !. fagr A. sofd a. IL ea I0 !. atorke~s rsnxm.s
A 1isas Is. iair a. sood a. ia ! ~. ,nf~sss~
AZ as4sa' 'eS COWS. extra shoies' earn' 80
~ 7ssss ~. sraxss,e !. fsis ~ 1aasg q ~ ~
Inferior 10 eommon. sI.7sa i. rs eapneru. Ts~@
si. as ysarlings. extra choice. gs00ma. is; oear
, noh, 81 go a. Sui'ss c0oIees sA1o8@Ms
ohoise. ~ ooa3.7E F'0'
--- s~,,..,, -xs.r..... a.....
N" 7s~~
soUTh uhAHA, June %.
shipments, ii cars. Market opened 5c Lsss~wr.
Satus@nsssapss' emcia satura.N
snsas ~ : - sssa v.sv saess SrsIs,, ~
- Css..-. - 49,. ''
Cs1~ko 1--we stsoh.
CnIcAao, june DO
Hos. Raeasuss raoa M.vsa. s,ou, ~u~u.
snd Inwers llrhf "a sfsza as. hanSS -
and shipping. as.Soess.e0.
Cattle "a lssss Eseespts. AZ nooo MArkst we.a
= "a Tssxss ssasasra a. ~ ssaaS
sheep Reesipss, e,ooo Market dull @sa .
shaAoloweF MuttonB, eso0esS 90; stoekess sxaR
feedsrs, es.ooess.oo.
Chicago Proau.e
c,,,c.cs rar. 10
ShIoAoo' SAno
Wheat Easy cash, ssassAc; July, sSss@s
q.
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rhe Iass Frent = CAessa.

CHICAGO. June ~
The directors of the Worlds Colombian
exposition, sfter . discussion lasting ssv-
sral hours, voted on the question OF Q ate
for tha fair 20 be recommended 70 abs
national commission for acceptance or re-
iection. The result was that the laka front
Was naTsd 10 be passed apon BY the cone
mission. The vote stood 70 for that site 10
10 against.