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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-03-14

A Short but Interesting Sketch of His
Eventful Life From Slave to Alderman
and President of the National
ColOred Press Association.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-03-14
JOHN MITCHELL, JR.

The Intrepid Editor of the Richmon
Y SVa0 Planet.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-03-14
Oberlin, Ohio

Misses Alice Farms and Lena Watson
are spending this week in Cleveland.
Bishop Lenard lectured to the students
Thursday, his subject was "a Trip to
Cuba"
Miss Cora Higgins who has been visit
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-03-14
FREE EDUCATION.

The Appeals Great Offer to the Young
People.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-03
MUSICAL NEWS.

The entire second part of the programme OF con-
cert given by the Socictc Royale d1iarmohle o N''
verp on September CO. was devoted 10 compositions ny
NJ Van der Stucken performed under his urec''oh
The pieces chosen were his incidental music TO an"c
speare,s "Tcmpest.' the "Pagna d'AmoIe'' inc resi-"
val March, four and patriotic feSuvai sone' ,o
baritone. male chorus and orchestra MI van uer
stuc,cn Though born in this country lived through his
bOyhOOd and youth in Antwerp
The reorranigcd Amphon Chorus and Orchestra Oh
Drookyn announces five concerts for The COMING Sc"
son under the direction OF c. Mortimer Wlshe Inc
first concert on December II, VIII be orcheSt'ol VII"
symphonic music the second, on January H. chof''
with music OF foreign composers; the thlru, on feDf
arv 10, orchestral with dance music the fonrth' on
March H. choral with music by American composer
tbe fifth OIL April TO- will employ both chorus ard Or
chestra.
The Messrs Longmans, Green Co. have In press
a volume Of essays on musical subjects by MT W. D.
Henderson, to be uniform In Typographical style WIN
the same writer's story Of Music"
On the Friday evenings preceding the concerts OF the
BOSTON symphony Orchestra in Brooklyn the khel'el
Quartet, composed Of members OF th' o'ches'r" anu
led Inv IFS capable cOncertmcister will give concerts Oh
chamber music at SherGy's Hail. in this city,
Nessrs Thomas Y. CrOwcll d Co. have pubhsheh
volume of biography under the title - score Oh
lannon's Composers" written by Nathan liasKeh Doi9,
The book is pleasantly written, and embodies some VI
tbe latest results OF Geographic study. but 1t Is 100 ODD
vionsy the result of reading Of books 10 Oe vi
value 10 the musical student More IMAM once u -
Main that Mr. Dole echoes the opinions Of Others WIN
ont nersonal acquaintance with the works mentioned,
and consequently without understanding of then'' ~
poInt 10 a single Illustration: When BeethoVehS
"FdelIoo was performed in Vienna critic rid1ueu inc
trumpet fanfare In the overture, which IN the opera sig
nazes the approach If Don Fernando, by Gaining II
"Post horn SOLO" This incident Mr.. Dole refers 10 III
these words The wonderful introduction Oh te morn
into the overture was misnterpreed 1t was taken 10
he nosthorn When an author writes with the avowed
rnos of iustructng the young he should be accurate
IN he use Of terms and the statement of facts There
- Dntbin0 wonderful in the introduction OF the morn
- h ho.S thn Jenorep overures A trumpet Is not
horn It Is the Viennese critic who has been "nlsll-
terpretedr SO, too, the statement mat LIZ. Ma
oscetlc in his mode Of life Will amuse those I"ni''
with the great pIanlsts social career.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-03
SEA BREEzEs FOR LITTLE CRTPPLEs.

The trustees OF the New-YOrk Orthopaedic Dis
pensary and Hospital yesterday sent twenty little
crpples who have been receiving treatment at the
Institution on vacation Of three weeks to the House
of the Good Shepherd, Asbury Park. The children
we're In charge Of the house surgeon, DR.. Oliver r.
Isham the matron Miss Comstock and several nurses.
The consent of the parents Of the children had been
readily obtained and the little ones were anxious 10
start when the big carryall came. Henry L. SlOte,
chairman of the house committee, was at the ferry
house of the Pennsylvania Railroad when the party
arrived He had spoken TO the officials there about
the unfortunate little and the big-heartcd Terry
hands turned out and helped carry the children on
board the boat where seats found up forward to
enable them to see the shipping quartet and
chorus sang several selections TO the delight OF the
rest OF the passengers.
Upon their arrival at jersey City the children were
carried and assisted on board the by the con-
ductor and brakemen and were on their way to
the land OF salt breezes. II had been deemed adj
visabe by DR.. Newton ". Shafer Mr.. sloat and Miss
Anna Roosevelt who represented the trustees and
women supervisors of the Institution. to send the In
mates away while the sanitary and plumbing arrange
,aents of the building were being completed one
child. who could not be taken 10 Asbury Park was
sent 10 St. Lukcs Hospital and three sent 10 their
homes. II said yesterday that the repairs ana
Alterations on the old building, No 1926 East Fifty
nluthst would DC finished before November ! and
that the new freproof hospital b~ilding next door
would be ready by that time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-03
COTTON MARKETS.

liverpool Oct. . p. m.-CottonTbe SHES Of The DAY
fnciudcd - 200 bale. American. Future. clo-od cidv
American Mlddlhe, low middling clause. October d.
livery j5.9td4 53-C4d: November and December de-
itcry SjGtd sellers December aud Ianu1ry delivery.
Cad seiicrs January and Fehruiry delivery 50O4d
se.rs. FcbrIary and March delivery, 60fd seller
March aud Npr delivery. 0sG4 d5d April and May de.
livery 2.Gid BUYERS May and June delivery b64 'ei-
Galveston oct. a.--Cotton firm; midGling si2c low
mlddllre se good ordinary 7c net and receipts
GsiO bale export 20 Great britain. 536 haie. coast
WeebIv-Net 1nd rross receipts 50 51s bass exports
Great Pralu o3OO7 bales France 002i bales the
Continent $50 bales: coastwisc I20ll bales sales,
10 0g3 bale. spinner 1872 bales
Norfolk Oct 2--fttOn steady. mdding, Sssc net and
cross recpIps i biles exports coastwlse 0I7 bales
sales s57 Alo.: stock 10 Ss8. Wcekly-Nct receipts.
$40 bales gross ~ sol bales exports coastwise 720
bales; sales. 9.79S bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-03
RITZ OF LEGAL MEMS.

The city will not build solid bridge across tie
Mott Haven Canal at onehlndred- and thirty ghth
ST. The city authorities proposed to do so. but James
@. D. Burnett coal dealer, objected. He appealed
10 the Supreme Court, and Judge Ingraham yesterday
handed down o decision granting an Injunction re-
straining the city from building the bridge. He says
THAT when Burnett acquired the property in the neigh
borhood Of the bridge he secured as appurtenant to
such land easement through the canal This ease
ment the Judge says property and cannot be taken
away without compensation.
The certificate OF Incorporation of the Teachers Asso
ciaon of the City of New York approved by Judge
CBrIen in the supreme Court yesterday The objects
Of the association as set forth in the certificate Of In
corporation are the intellectual development and the
cultivation Of spirit Of intimacy and goodwill, to
furnish mutual counsel and friendly aid, to erect a
suitable building and establish library The man
ayers are Matthew j. Elgas Henry G. Litchhed, John
r Sturdiyant NJ. Louise Clawson, Sarah f. Buckelew,
Henrietta WoOdman and Ellen +. Holly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-03
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago oct . CspeciaD.-Wheat tonight shows an
advance Of IA cents over Thursday. December SOFA
from o. "a cents up TO 90 "a cents, and closed at the
ton New.York was buyer early and seller later
II wos prohaby the fact that Ream and some OF ths
local sonas started in for PaIdrdges scalp ana
Got ~ The mportent bull impulse was from tlle
Northwest The morning papers seemed 10 oohnrn
nose private claims that great deal OF damage WIS
being dcne to wheat I'm the shock by tue rams Ml,ch
Dah6a has now been having for at least two weeks
h1ep the advance had started II was helped DIV the
iibcraI clearances. 1t was unaffected by me weak
oobc" unaffected no by the official estimate OF the
Trncb cron o32 100000 bushels. which Is CONSIDER
aiir larger than the trade had been assuming Ihe
1rado won't home at night convinced that cables IN
ne morninQ would be strong enough to make announcer
I'M doy Phcnomcnally small receipts. II cars, 10
Sov and 100 estimated for Saturday, made me nearby
Seiiveries OF corn very strong october GOT rom %
70 "a "a cents but closed at - "A cents Nay nom
40 . cents TO ~ "a cents and closed at ~ - cents
The small receipts are causing even the beariShy IN,
cIined ~ hesitate before making short sales. ihcie
v.re ,rdication5 that on todays advance certain OF
~ bnI shippers realized on their speculative lines;
urtchs was seller. Oats were without special
fcntnre Provisions felt the Influence OF the enormous
roSurton In the rib and lard stocks There are now
nniy o. 100000 pounds Of ribs. stock which Is hEcy
cntirrIv 10 disappear tbs month. Pork at tle clo'e
eho,rcd AN advance q 25 cents lard. OF y 70 .
cents ribs OF % cents. for October ana Of ~ Genus
for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-03
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-YOfth DEhIANNo' --
There was lively speculation al "heS' A
Yesterday and temper was distinctly ouin'' -"
Anal eunr were at about the best points aud showed
not rise If 1 1-2a1 TO cent. The foreign element
boncht freely and the local shorts covered whie CoV
tr os credited with purchases here and AZ the West'
The nrvate cables were encouraging, Paris DeihB up
3odG0 confines and Liverpool rising 10 PUBIC PUBIC
Iivcrno0l advices were not cOnirinatOfy hSaI oP'io
being reported La Sid lover S ao1 600 hush
eis Short of an average yield through the laS9 uce
wears Private cables from France were sun F 9
1cSSmistic ON the crop, and the weather Reports io
r. Wnrtbwest were unfavorabe. The seaboard clear
ances were heavy, thereby adding 70 tle DuI1sn w.
December oplons opeh pea f,o an n IL Ia to 81 Ia "a
e. 20 market closed 1aI "a cent higher but the
rise restricted business. Exporters tooN Only '-'0
cnIn wos strengthened by the light receipts ana
firm cables The early advance reached "a gc.I
but prices receded on fohIf% Tb insng was Irreg
closed drmer. and G4,000 bushels were taken DJ
shippers. ,, A., ,,oe,ro corea,s Cash lots
were 14aI2 cent higher and shippers p0ughV nV;oU
bushels The local trade 6ough5 Heem "''o 'P'''''
were fairly active, and rose l-o@3o cent ., ann
Lard was hi sher influenced by the srehS'n oi oo'"
and reduced STOCKS.
December, 81 O5 SO; January 81 III Ia Nay
81 10 81 5-sc; November, 62C; December
% 6aiSLGctober, SO I2c; November "a 1-4c; Deeem
Der 35c; May, 81 Sac. ,.. CT =, ria. nocem.
ber 81 Is bid January, 81 20 BID. 40, ,.oto,av at
The receipts OF grain and -four reporter yesUeual d
New York baltimore, Philadelphia ana Boston NV Tv as
follows: Wheat 197,Os6 bushels; corn l02.03o pusi
els: oats % 261 bushels total gram "V2i[oo nd
tour. G7o95 packages. d S rhcat saI ssS bushels
corn 81 604 bushels: bats, 70 4o4 puSHch' Oo''
c1ain 70l ,O34 bushels; -four, 21o24 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-03
,,,s71cE HARLAN TO HEAR THE CASE.

Washington oct. o-Jusuce Field OF the supreme
Court has requested Justice Harlan to hear tle sun
NJ the United States complainant against the CenudA
Pacific Railroad Company the Southern RACINE ooli-
pany and the Western Union Telegraph COMPANY,
defendants which brought before him IN cha"oers
as presiding Judge for the Ninth Judicial OailorinS
Circuit The Government asks that the case Dy "hieh
the Central Pacific Railroad Company assigned al ile
nro,er,v IN the southern Pacific Company may 0e SCI
aside and cancelled; that the contract beween '"o
Central Pacific Railroad Company and the western
Union Telegraph Company may also be set ASIDE ana
cancelled and that the Central Pacific be olrecteo
benceforth to operate telegraph lines without as
elimination against any one, and to AFFORD on equai
farms facilities for the Transmission OF the business Oh
connecting lines also that the rights OF any person
or corporation claiming interest of any kind IN the
propertv of the road be finally determined Defendants
had demurred to the jurisdiction of the Circuit Coure
In the case. and it was while Mr.. Plsbury, one OF
the counsel was making his opening statement on ule
demurrer that Justice Field ascertaned tbal te MSs
ern Union was a necessary party 10 INC sun !s
faet Justice Field held disqualified him from sltung
i'm the case on account OF his reauoshp 10 ~.
Held and David Dudley Field, who are pecuilarnS
interested IN the company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-03
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

vrycs From THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Tho crude oil market advanced YESTERDAY without
any specl0c reason There appears to he manipnla-
ton which IS operating against snort lh'ere'' ana
,,z offsets tho Influence Of the continued enormous
troductlon of the Mcdonald field. The sales at the
Stock Exchange amounted 10 81 900 barrels a. an ad-
vance Of / IL cents 10 80 = cents. Inc ueaI-
ines In onions amountel 10 10000 barrels at nse
from "a 80 20 G10C0 IA cents.
Refined petroleum wa unchanged 81 Wv ce ro per
66nntotons were: Antwerp. - 3-7al5 IL francs ;
Br men, 80 marks Londop IL" sIioa; orouoa
~ ~ highest ole: lowest, jslsc; closed ~ GO.c
SAT- f4O 600 bbs; cienr1nces. 0JfoVo bplsi shp'H
IA 5jt bills: runs. % Toe bhls. . -.,o....- ...,
10 he b,rg oct 3-NatiOnoi Tranzt certlhc9t's o1enot
. s ed NJ Goa,r: highest coao lowest. 5S9c.
~ oolfrd oct 2-Naflcna TIaasit cortitltes onencd
. Estc' rlosod al GOl.c highest 81 sc lowest jSHc
clearance, 0OO bbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

,vork Friday oct. 2.-BEEV ES-Rccelpts, 0O
carload, d hd62 eoriq 9 sSRssp %ang Ec w u
the cattle held over on wednesday eSI h , f
sold Buyers were not plenty ana tosv '' T sd wa
sIo,v ana prices showed improvement, closing welA
With st p9sCd at u 31 9GsS pcr ro i6S ~
s2 10; stays and Oxen at 81 15dTt 20 ,s1,. -, r,,as
aides 1910 for Colorado and Montana beef and ga
9i.c FOR Inferior extra native clrcasses MT, e,,,.,
at- berf steady az Sd, scInt Gic PEI 70 ana Ann n;
can Steers small fraction hlg"'i ~ II '"'''' ''N"
Sspme1s for the balance the week Include iOS cattle
on tae Tower Hll for NJ Goldsmith 2V 40 Oh ua no
Holland Ds tsf in the AtI,oaa OOO DO in ne
HHtTuri9 ana 1880 quarter IN The Anchors, for
sstaas C0mPany 259 ssse In tS o o SI MoT
ALSO rs sheep 20 tho Burnley ~ on tns IatIo1tr S.u
IS sheep and ico quarters Of peel on mn me d to tho
2V55 cattle 1905 quarters q beef ana ~ snrp
oo.-D Mcpherson Con 10 Ren'r s set a 1879 g
do q % 4 do 1872 g d ia 80 S.S d9 l2 SS
Western Steers and oSen mixed l2oo 70 AZ % w. 10
Kcstne ;55S Smith lz2 Western 1S Stccr 1883 n at
sherman Culver II STATE Stss:rs 1857 ~ al - %
A. 1873 u So :! DO isG ~ az u % DO eo r.
AZ 81 10 Isdsna do, 1881 N, az % % DO 100 y a.
80 SS lSi d. 4 s q r. at T. Ii Do r.
"a 81 Colorado steers, NY D. 81 IS 50 on"'e"e"'
oAsn sander and ~ 81 Ohio steers 1881 ~ at - s25
Virginia do 1898 n at ~ so DO llS9 ~ az ~ on; ~
do 1903 NJ ~ 20; Is do i222 ID AZ 81 IL uo' io'
Newton Gmett s ohio stesrs 1873 at q So So
iio4 NJ az - il ri do 1918 n, at 81 Isl 10 Kentucky
u0 j. s5am6ers IS ohio steers 1851 n a. % ssS
II Hume nSOs Mullen il bulls, SO N. at 81 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-03

quotations ssSsd PER @f'' son asS
SxrvEs Receipts, $50 head e which $50 a. eots;.s
Sac per y srsssefs aad buSrlEs steady ct q soass
per 100 n. NJ. No Westerns offered; .o,r,. q, g..
and SattsI%iiR. SEC e5 dressed ws:sn.
ise for clty diessea extra %, i2iacJ. -
At se 10 N So,wis g,a,s go synss
ii a. 80 8 BE- q g. 80 S a. i Sc n at '4 IL a.
lo$ h. & 3 g. e e. isS yfs' ). i
u S Sa!sSs esvd. ol Is, 10 =, s 10 100
Judd s Bgqckiishami 10 ycais 80 n at she; i %.
J. Fasccf HP so"s 's' veas 1 p sac I'd
sIEEP AID LAMBS Receipts including carload.
for By cheers direct we're 80 carloads Of 1921 hssdsi
e c 10 r ss'1ss s F S and
SSar S ns SR s's de ui ws e aeS Ss s'
3 as ~ H e., d09 fo S cSes 70 geo" np and
Dressed On, mutton steady a. 7sss, and prime rs:A..
state ssif Lamb. s Ss y ss os fS S
200 DO p at % 20 rs De- z H. g % IS lls ws;,sn
NJ r g i 4 s;se I sas Ss ss % . s.
g ssss IS 90. do 90 H. at 90 80; i4o DO. 70 n. al
penb s e. p p ~ fos Sheep Ewes
t4 % d. ~ 81 ~ a. % POI S osns sSG g.
90 s7ia @ BUCKS fO7 N, at 50.
Hscnbeck ITolli. II STATE sheep. 103 n, az - rs;
lO2 State LAMBS 90 n 48 (lae ye.terdayl 10 se,s
Sheep 100 ~ ut "a State Lambs 60 ~ at 20 90 ~ DO
70 D. at IS 65; Ss6 Canada do, slh y, AZ 90 ~.
NJ Collins 2o5 Ohio Lambs. 90 d. at ~ 20; 70 Ohis
'H$GD ~ r "a 81 = Sons 40 stae Lans 7os p
40 s7 PA Penn do 692. n az 30 90 Is DO 20
~ at 80 30 81 do OF ~ at &c 25 Il Pennsylvania Sheep
III n. at - 25. -
Judd 6 buckingham: 1902 State Lambs. 5S3. :,
at 50 so 227 do. 80 b ats6 81 33 State sheep III D.
p s. Kase date Thursday: 1913 Pennsylvania lambs.
e5 n aysr1ge a. 20 80 PER 20 ,,... "a e,,,....
HOGS-Recepts 10 carloads OF 2554 head-lO eafoaH
at 40tst carloads Jersey City. No sales on i've
Weight Nomn1v steady az IS 25dS5 90 for state Hogs
and 81 50d45 for Western Pigs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-03
4 CHINESE LEpER BOXED UP IN CAR.

report that Ong MOy Toy, Chinese leper was
being sent back 10 this city from Victoria, b. C.,
caused no uncasiness I'm the Health Department yeser
day. 0ne Moy Toy and Tsang Ding, both lcprons
Cinnamon were sent from Mott-st., to North Brother
Island several weeks ago. and Ons Moy Toys friends
secured his release a promise to send him 70 hla
former home IN China lie was taken across the North
River TO West shore Railroad train on september ..
Instead of gong 10 san Francisco the oper must have
tried 10 get passage 10 China from Victoria, and 1t IS
reported that he was shipped back to this city in
freight car that contained sufficient provisions for hs
Journey but was sealed up 70 prevent his escape
IL the story is true and Toy arrives in NewNorh again
The Ita n Department may send him to san Francisco
TsanC Ding Is st!ll at North Brother Island, but he
may be sent TO China sOOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-03
THE STATE or TRADE,

puyalo. Oct. o.-sprlng wheat quiet: 400 bush No
I hard spot sold at 81 O3. and 300 bush d. at
II O3 81; closing hgures-$l o. 81 spot 81 Q3 -
g l. T.: No 1 NOrtherr spot closed at ~ OF -, 90
c. t. f. 81 or Il; No. Northern spot, 90 3,ic 10
do. % 34c. Winter wheat dull NO. rec 81 90 %
opened firmer: no yellow, 81 l &c No, 2, - &c
no. 4, 5Ge track closed strong and t ia ',,r
asked oats dull no. white, 90 l26 33c' NO.
white, 81 Ice; No mixed 30 IA 80 &c, trasS:
No . Western &C choice Michean69c Rye dnl ;
10. ., DOC, track. Flour firm best spring: - 4gg
Mill feed Guet coarse winter bran, 9l5 do spring,
$l4 So Canal f7eghts firm vO %Reot ms goT
20 600 bbls wheat $4,000 bush; corn, 2Otnpo
bush barley I5C02 bush g6o I SHeP S SgTn
bush: oats. 200 bush; harley, 10000 bush; rye
1900 bush. .
tb,caeo Oct 2-The leading futures ranged a. FOL-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-03
GOLD MAY CONE IN WITHOUT INVOICE.

The order OF the Treasury Department requiring
that imported god should pass through the custom
House accompanied by consular invoice and shoull
submit to appr0scmcEt has been rescinded on the
representation OF the bankers who are bringing the
gold IN. The order unnecessarily delayed the avail
ability OF the specie in the money market and upon
the facts reaching Secretary Foster he teesaphed TO
Collector Hendricks Waive requirement Of consular
invoice for gold coin or bond therefor"
The new engagements Of gold for import announced
Yesterday amounted 10 81 100000 This makes
81 4 25 00O now the way from Europe. The amount
which has arrived since the movement began Is
600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-03
TIE COURTS.
wuAr rIIE GoyERNMENr Mill PAY.

WHAT TIE GOVERNMENT WILL PAY.
Henry L. Burnett, Frederick d. Tappen and
Alexander P. Ketchum, the commissioners appointed
by Judge Wallace In the United States Circuit Court to
apprase part Of the site for the new Public Stores,
filed their report yesterday. The stores are TO cover
the block bounded by Christopher, Barrow, Washing
ton and Greenwich sts., and the Government has
bought all the land except Nos. 6G2 to COG Green
wich-st and No o87 Westinghouse, the owners Of
which demanded what was considered too large "A sum-
The commissioners fixed the price OF the Geenwichst
property at $4,000, TO be divided among the three
owners as follows Cecile Rusch executor. S,I7o;
George c. wheelock treasurer. $3.50 and Patrick
j. Room, S21 ,676. The value Of the Washington 81.
place which is owned by Mrs Ida l.. Prior. was fixed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-03
THREE FEET or SNOW IN MONTANA.

A TWO DAYS sToRM-wHEAr ENDANGERED BY
THE COLD AND WET.
Red Lodge. Mont. oct. 2.-It has been sho"inS ""N
drifting necessarily for the last iortye "o"' .
There is three feet OF snow on the 7cve business Is
practically at a standstill.
St Paul oct a-Advices last night showed tlat ra'"
was falling all over North Dakota with snow III INC
western portion. and cold wave coming from Mohtln'
The situation In the harvest fields of tHt state '
made more serious. Threshing outfits have been sent o
free BY the Great Northern and twenty inoic '''
promised today Fifty thousand bushels oil ""e,' io
o,ns npthrehed IN the state and is in danger OF being
destroyed BY the wet weather.
Lawrence Mass, oct. 2.-The Merrfmac RIVER II
lower than at any time I'm years before The nlS av
affected and steam is being employed. Inc SAINT s'oI1
conc, from manufacturing points up the RIVER