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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1891-11-21

GREETING.
To welcome our most honOred guests,
The pleasant task assigned to me,
"Speak for us ALL" the charge expressed;
They knew how grand q task 'twould be.
To speak for all assembled here.
To voice emotions felt by each.
Require more, far more fear.
Than can put in forms Of speech.
But, gaze on sparkling eyes around
That mirror forth the souls delight.
And read the welcome in them found.
No lips may form or pen may write.
Measure the young hearts, grateful love,
With awe and fond respect united.
1t will, no doubt, the welcome prOve;.
Which. trying to express, sighted.
Thus, words OF general welcome rest;
Well known tbs felt on every hand,
And first of our most honored guests.
We greet Archbishop Ireland.
Oh, welcome! to our midst once more,
ALI that our youthful hearts hold dear;
Thrice welcome to our Convent doors,
Archbishop whom we all revere.
The sentiments of Sisters kind,
And scnoolmates, I would here express.
Words adequate cannot find
To voice the welcome all profess.
A welcome, sing the children fair,
And, welcome! shouts our peaceful town,
A Thousand welcomes everywhere.
Great, pious worth and just ronown,
And just renown-Ah! just and right
That you, who merit it, should stand
The first in all our hearts tonight,
Our great Archbishop Ireland.
Defender of onr Ancient Faith,
You wellapreserved her from each dart
That, hurled by blind. but furious foes
To lodge within our Mothers heart.
AS counselor of hayward youth,
Champion of Temperance, staunch and true
Most pleased is our Archdiocese
TO find 80 great head ia you'll
.staunch friend and father to Gods poor.
The little orphans bless your name!
The children Of far Africa
II part of your protection claim!
The state of their dark continent
In eloquence you would portray
And send religions holy light
To change Its dark night into day!
Your efforts with success are met
And higher hQnors wait. tbs said.
For soon We fondly hope to see
II The Red Beretta, crown your headI
You're called Apostle Of the Westl"
In an apostles place you stand.
faithful alike to church and state,
Our own Archbishop Ireland.
long may you live in doing good.
10 a sratafnl people, love long claim!
SAfar be envy darts removed
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-07-31

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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-07-31

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-20
rvn .yeEREp BY cIoUDBURSTS
.,.,,r IN NARROW VALLEYS FLEE TO THE

N NARROW VALLEYS FLEE TO THE
",,-TS reR sAFETY-HoUsEs SWEPT AWAY.
-....,,,uc nne le-A cloudburst at Leechburg
.onr Css,nty thirty miles from this city, on the
-. ponnsvlvania Railroad last night destroyed much
aor,v and Totally injured one man. At O'Clock
- heavens grew black, the flashes Of lightning were
W sharp and the peals of thunder shook the
~ 40 their foundations Just outside of Leech-
," q deep ravine. through which AneersOn's Run
se A collection of houses either side, occupied
Nv .,s,u, 200 people, is known Georgetown. The
W rred down in torrents and the streets Leech-
- aovved Hike rivers, while down Anderson's Run
,oer poured carrying everything before It. Fif-
- ,,.elings and many outbuildngs, stables. fences,
- we're carried away and damned against the rail
e hide at the foot Of the rum which, unable to
- me terrific pressure. also gave way The occu-
-, AZ the houses fed TO the hills. John Frank fell
- the bridge as II went down and fatally in
.,d The damage 10 property win be heavy. Traffic
- the West Pennsylvania is temporarily suspended.
The marks on the hillside show that the water in
,be rsvne to a depth of thirty feet.
ottawa ILL.,, June 19.-Utica, the busy little cemcnt
and brick manufacturing town and the seat of many
pr.tty homes, devastated by cloudburSt yester
say The cloud broke Jus; north OF the town over the
high bluff and came into the valley with roar that
created panic and caused the inhabitants to rush
before 1t and seek shelter upon high ground. In. the
space of quarter of hour the water rose six feet
incs and stores in the town buildings were shaken
from their foundations. sidewalks tOrn up, fences ana
out houses carried away. No lives were lost and the
water soon receded Not dwelling or place OF busl'
ness escaped damage and household goods to the vaue
NJ many thousands Of dollars ruined. Beautiful
lawns were despoiled, and sand and mud 20 the depth
of several inches covered the floors and carpets OF
dwellings. The principal loss falls on the Utica Fire
rrck Company, whose fires were put out and the
stock in the kilns ruined The cement company also
host heavily The losses. it is thought will aggregate
$4,000
Longmont, Col, June 19.-The warm weather OF
the last few days has caused an unusual amount CT
STOW TO melt in the mountains, the result of which is
that the ST. Vran River is overaowfng its banks and
IN many places inundating the valleys weakening
bridges and doing thousands of dollars worth Of damage
10 tie growing crops. The waters are stD rising ana
further damage + feared.
bloomington, H., June 1o-The bridges of the Lake
r,rie and Western road between Crandal and EarHl-
dale west OF this city, destroyed "wednesday nleht
nv cloudburst which flooded Farm Creek Valley.
rive other bridges crippled and several trains
lad narrow escapes and all were delayed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-20
eHtBGEs AGAINST MEXICAN OFFICIALS.

Indianapolis, June 10 (Special).-General Herman
gtrm Of this city, has succeeded in getting q set
tenent in full of his claim of S359,30l against the
MEXICAN Government for expenses incurred as u
supply agent in purchasing munitions OF war which
were lost while being transported TO Mexico. There
are some things connected with the settlement which
are likely TO canse serious trouble in Mexico and
POSSIBLY international complications William Hen
derson Of this city, and Horace Scott Of Louisville
supplied Strum with money with which 10 prosecute
his claim which has been pending for many years
II was agreed that when the claim was allowed they
should be reimbursed for his expenses and should have
6 per cent Of all that he got over $4,000. MI.
henderson says that General Strum now says that
he cannot pay the per cent on the full amount.
because he had 10 give 100000 Of the amount to
members of the Mexican Congress and other Mex
acsp officials for their influence in getting the claim
allowed and 81 800 to the Assistant Secretary Of the
Mexican Treasury to get an additional claim OF
so4 GOO allowed Mr.. Henderson said to-day
az have addressed letters to the Mexican Govern
snent calling attention to the serious charge made by
General Strum and intend to follow the matter up
a have a complete statement prepared which pro
NOSE 10 make public If the matter is not rect
asd shall call the attention Of our Government
10 the charge made against the Mexican officials by
lcneral strurn, and shall attempt to find out whoteT
our Government VIII permit its citizens to be treated
in snch a manner ] do not beheVe the MeAlOan
Govey et can afford 10 have lis credit 1eopArdized
;fy allowing such charges as General Strum makes 70
iEta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-20
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


The what market less active yesterday on h'ouoi
ate flnctnatlons and after fevcrish movements SONIC
improvements were shown at the close The transac,
tlons I'm options amounted 10 100000 busiels' INC
opcning was strong and prices rose Id cent. Ihclc
were reports OF further ruins In the harvesting dsto'
with talk OF damage by insects in Kansas, WINE un-
favorable rcpOrfs came from Nebraska Ceardnces Wtip
liberal and a fair export demand mt interior points
helped the bulls. The weather conditions wer s,'s
10 be better later cables lower and fun receipts
West were reported. leading 10 reaction The nenr-
by months ended down 5-o cent. but the distant u1
liveFiCs closed up 14G3s cent Cash lots were seSuS
and shippers took 10000 bushels.
Corn was loss active and variable. spot lots were
dull and ended July options opened of = cent
rose IL cents and ended with the extreme shin lost
Tie other months gained IA cent. ~
oats were depressed sharply on the spot, allng
1-2a2 cents on heavy offerings. The options were
unsettled following the fluctuations OF corn. but ending
virtually unchanged.
Lard started ont firm, but closed shade lower
The final quotations wero as follows: -.
Wheat-June 81 OF rs: July, 81 Oh rs august.
81 90 "a; September. 90 "a cents october 81 w Ia
December 81 OF IL: May 1692). 81 % IS: e..
Corn-June, 81; July, Ga IL; August 6l "a sep
tcmber so 5-5 cents. oooo
oats June, Al IA; July. Al Ia; August 80 SO;
september. "A "a cents. 49,, e.,
Der. 81 70 bid October, SO So. ., -.
The rce pts Of grain and flour reported Yesterday AT
New York baltimore. Philadelphia and Boston were dc
follows Wheat 6S.G95 bushels: corn, 13Dl2 PUSHES
oats AZ SAT bushels; total grain 210.do4 Dusiels
-four, 2O580 packages. At Chicago. Milwaukee ana
St. Louis the arrivals Wheat. 0G,4OI bushels ;
corn, 2lo.01s bushels; oats. 2l5.76o bushels loHn
grain, 403093 bushels; -four, 1,oS6 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-20

&c II do 149 n at 5.c; 10 do 100 n. at she; butter
Judd & Buckinsham % vess. ia n. 9t 6s.c 70 DO
1866 n at 5l,c I2l do las H. Jac - do IA d. az o3S
rs do 1876 D. sac 10 do. 140 y, at Sc; euls l2o
N. at dse mlxd calves $50 h. at 9aS Co.. r,,s-O,uSs
13s n. at be: do. OF BE. 10.
SHEEP AND LAMIS-Eecepts 1S carloads Of 4.O9i
head1O carloads Jersey CITY aud carload. Mt U0tht
catold of the latter consigned direct More ha ~
butchers nlled up and t impossible to-day 70
great amount Of stock Prices remain the san
aud for strictly prime lambs the prospects look ite
work OF the surplus Saturday. shippers, how.
ever. much stock into market the next lew
days Poorest % best sneep sold az 81 20aT5 90 per LOO
~ lambs at sGds7 few yearngs az - 312ds1 90
Twenty carloads Of stock went over for tomorrow trade
Dr6s,d mutt N moderate demand AZ odlOc ls-lected
1O9cl; and dressed lambs sold at sal2e but
ssics~J. g. Pidcock & Sons o22 Virginia lambs, GO Il
average at 7c per n 222 do 60 n. at &c 22s Dc 20
s77 do Gs H. at 90 IS per 100 n 80 Virginia sheep %
~ 1T IS 5 do 50 y, NJ - 80 - -
Newt9n C,illctt 80 Ohio Sheep. 80 - 40 g go 20
DO 80 n at s.; 2l2 do 81 T. at 80; 40 do' ~ H. 40
Wkerson & sherman: IS kentucky lambs. G5 ~ a,
Gao per n 1914 do, 81 n, ut 6isc: 40 40 o. IT, az Oo
us Ohio sheep % n at 59c; lilo DO VI 10 az osc
VI Collins - Pennsylvania lambs G5-n, at 7c; 40 do
90 n &c 81 Ohio sheep, ~ H. o. 5|ci lo- 40 oO
n. at 5e 81 ohio warnings n ~ at 52cs sl ~ 1T si.c.
Judd buckingham i state lambs % d. az Dc u "
60 n az 82c STATE sheep, ia n at &c 90, o. 10
D Harrington 100 Ohio sheep. So y, AZ - - ~ 90;
50 n at - 37a 10 state yearilhgs 80 No. az - o. ~
Stat lambs % n. at 90 90 $500, -, - d.
HOCiS-Recepts Il carloads Of 3O54 head1lI earSau
at 4o:hs: and carloads at Jersey CITY, carload OIL
Western pigs sold - 90 and dealers quote hlS
ket. viz 81 75dS4 80 for Western pigs aho @'@q' -
ior state hogs. H. - ~ o,er,co
NJ = ~ M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-20
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago June 10 (speciaD,-There was more rain IN
tn Southwest than Thursdays Indications had led the
trade TO expect. Then, most Of the time 1t was rain
ing here Possibly the latter was the influential cir
cumstance At any rate, wheat during the day was
firm at little over Thursday range. July sold be
tween SO Ia and "a Ice, and closed at "a l-2c.
Cables were wea-Paris weaker than any OF the others
There WERE However good clearances, and moderate
export business here-12O. 900 bushels Possibly in
nuenced by its liberal clearances, Newfork dd con
siderable buying; indeed led the buying OF the dly
IL s simply "a weather market. Private advices sus-
gest that foreign holders OF wheat are again being EN-
earrassed by a new breaking out Of the old hhahGiaI
troubles. Corn was cratic varied WIN "a rush D'-
came very weak, and finally closed al ABOUT ule yst
prices In spite Of the rains, the movement was iir
yet rains seemed 10 be the bull factor IH,IC Mclo
"a ears-315 estimated for SATURDAY. samples weIv
easier but the sample market closed before the luc
had their full advance. shippers declared thee wa
good cash demand, but vessc lr0Om was scarce, SM!
sod from So l-o u 81 3-4c but closed az % l4c
Oats finding some new friends. Aief decline Di
2Oc, some substantial people. In a moderate way
are taking the long side. To-day they followed corn
July sold from 81 70 81 12c but closed AT 80 Ioc
Provisions, within a moderate range, were weak anu
strong by turns. September pork sofa bel"ceh
slo so and $40 TO- and closed at $40 62' september
lard, between 80 AZ and ~ CO. and closed az 90 %
september ribs, between 90 81 and 20 b. ana closed
IT 90 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-20
uRyJyG ALLEGED IYNcHERs AT WAL14 W4ILA

Wala Walh, Wash, June 19.-The examination OF
witnesses began yesterday in the trial OF Prvates
Evans Mueller Cutter Clinton and Charles and Joseph
TURNOVER the six soldiers charged with the murder
of A. j. Hunt On April "a Sheriff Mcfarland TESTIFIED
that he recognized all six defendants as being among
tine number who lynched Hunt. on crOss-eXamina
ton Mcfarland said that the first time he recognized
the men was when he sent to the garrison by tho
Grand Jury TO subpoena witnesses to testify before the
Grand Jury. At the conclusion Of Sheriff McFarland's
testimony, the State rested its case.
Private Evans, Of the defendants, testified that
on the night of the lynching he at his quarters
playing cards and did go 10 town that night. His
testimony was confirmed by Others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-20
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Jure 10.-Cattle-Recepts last - hours hours
200 head total for the week thus far i2''oO cS
for same time last week $500 head S SonS on
through 2O4O head: 70 New York, l,1-O leau VI
ale. IGOG head slow and dragging, WIN scyeri
loads holding over, besides fresh arivts no su,s
I'll sed very dull. Hogs-I:p'apts last ~ hourS
200 head total for the week thus far $500 caa
foy same time Lust week. $4,000 head cOuslslel
through. 1850 head 10 New York. $500 head Oh
ale 1850 head: opened slow for WORKERS. ana he..v{
grades fair Tor good mediums closed , stS1dy G oa
- so: mediums. "a 30: good heavy, Ut 91a s4SO
pigs in good demand at ~ %" q ,o ~ head total
for the week thus far. u 400 head; for same lS
j9st week 80 200 head consigned through, TO-
head to ScwYor 400 head On sale Ioo Sod si'P TO-
onened slow aud dull; closed very dui so~ "
cEoce sheen "a IRA 50 10: common to ldlF' e4 ~
a co: yeariilfgs, 81 75@S5 %; sprLg laino' % -
d$7. ., ,,rro1, reDorts :
cottIe-ieceipts 1000 head: shipments, 2,'O0 hcl
market weak and dull prime native sl,eta 70 q Tvsn r
10 choice 50 4Od 81 SO: Othets, IA -" - ~ 90
- asa 81: cows, s. 25oS3 % iogsIheceIRP,t6 ard
900 head shipments, 1000 NO ma n,iVcd and
higher: rough and common, 81 2OHTf Do mi t,, ar,
packers q 500 81 co. prime heS ,y ga si Sheep
Ecrepis 1000 head shipments. 5000 head m "a B9
weak: natives. ~ J0a 50 30 IeXahs, % 80" -" ~
Westerns, IA 2O9$4 90; lambs 5000 ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-20
MARYLAND nEPUBLICANS OEG4yqzING.

Baltimore June 10 (speclaD-At a meeting Of the
Executive Committee Of the Maryland Republican
state League an Organization Committee, consisting
OF member from each county and legislative dis
t1ct of Baltimore City, appointed 70 proceed i'm
nedat-y to organize clubs throughout the State.
There are now over 100 wenorganized clubs. each
having goodsized membership, and efforts will be
made double the number Of the clubs that there
viii be two three clubs in each ward of the city
and like number in every county. The League
membership is increasing IN Cumberland, Frederick,
Hagersown and other towns in the western part Of the
Stale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore June 19.-Flour steady. unchanged Re:
coiys, 10 2s3 bbs shipments 1855 boil; sass 20
81 oea tae' nont, 81 oCss1 oj4 July II o2'sd@l O.
crn wheat irm; lultz, II o5a9l C5 l.ongbqry 81 O3D
al TO- Receipts, . 80 bush; shipments, =GOOO bush
SOCK, 1YG.n2 BUSH SALTS, &l,OyO bush, Corn -dlll
mixed SPOT and the MONTH t1so14ci July ot2ao1s !,
steady white. 73a I4c; yellow o. d6Jc receipts
20 bush shipments u, 40 bush stOcS @O23S lou
sales 5000 bush. Oats dun NO whit West ~,
o2c No. mixed do, SOC. Receipts 500 bush stock
bush stock 300 bush Hay quiet AMI stealyi good
choice Timothy, Sl2dsl3 Grain reiehts quiet, I'M
changed Cotton dull middiing sac Coffee steady ;
lilo cargoes, lair, 19c No. Z, l|4e Other articles IN
changed
Buffalo June 10.-Wheat-NO. l hard, scarce, at
81 IL; 5000 bush No. I Northern ON spot sod al
81 o. 81; c. T. f., at 81 Of -; No. Northern Chi
cago, on spot, at II OF IL; 40. Northern, at
81 or la 81 %; 40. spring wheat, at 90 &c asked
winter wheat, Qu.ct three no . Northern sold at
al O6aSl 90 - one No. white, In store, sold at
al TO- five cars No. l white. oregon, sold at 81 %
al 81 81 &c 10 cars No. yellow at &C; - cars
No al 60 La 90 3-4c; 1000 bush No sold at CSC
closing. No yellow. C4 l-4c No. 3 yellow. at 04C ;
No at 60 34c. No. a 63c. oats, dull ana weak
3 cars No. white sold at 46d 80 lie; No. white AZ
45 I-2c: . ears 20. 3 white sold at lac 5000 bush
No. . mixed at 44a4jc. Rye. nominal. Flour quiet,
best patent spring per barrel - 5O0 56 so best patent
winter s. 1jd - %; rye flour at - s5oSJ. Mill
feed steady winter bran at al. 30 best spring
bran al 81 Canal freights, quiet wheat az 3c corn
. 34c: Oats &c, to New York. Receipts LOO bbls
of flour 49, 900 bush Of wheat 1000 bush OF corn
Canal shlpments-Wheat. $1,000 BUSH corn, 0'OOO
bush: oats r3OOO bush, and rye. $500. shipments
by rail 1000 bbls flour, 10000 bush OF wheat
100000 Of corn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-20
THE WILL OF HOMER 1. NELSON.

Poughkeepsie, June 10 (specaD.-There was another
hearing to-day in relation to the will Of Homer a.
NesOn. Judge Fullerton counsel for the contestants.
recalled Frank Keller. Judge Nelson's coaclman, and
questioned him closely in regard 10 tho Judges con
oluon mentally and physically on the day that the
COsehman signed his name to the viii as witness.
Keller testified that he saw only the attestng clause
10 the will and did the Judges signature. He
also said that when o. ID. NJ. Baker, who drew the
WILL asked TIM Judge what he should do with 1t, the
Judge replied Take it away, take it away All
the evidence is now IN and the Surrogate i reserved
Geci.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-20
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATEHIAL-In brick there has been a
moderate movement OF unaered prices Cement and at
steady H4yegstaw Hard Bricks worth - 0aSo per
l,0vO; Fishx s5dS5 so; UpRiyeT Hard, 81 6oas5 20
pale e. oS2 90 Cement 90eGsI 10 per Dbl America an
Portland l56 - % Belgian Portland, 81 3O0s2 10 {;
English Portland, az 45Ge2 90 Rockand common Liue
90c per bb do finishing, 81 ST. Johns common Lime
soc and do fEsnq 9Jc Laths, ~ zoas2 25 per 1000.
Goats Han .Oa22c por bush; Cattle Hair lf3lSe.
. COrlON-Ihe Spot market ruled dull and prices were
reduced Tide. Saes, ~ bales for consumption Ioal
receipt, ut pOlt to-day 10ii bales, against 4oJI
bales day last week aud 4US bales last yeaT
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