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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-06-03
INDIANAPOLIS. IND,

INDIANAPoLIs, IND, I
MONDAY EVENING, June 1.
The local wheat market was weak and
lower today, the milling demand being
light. Very little was offering in the way
OF corn, and it was not wanted. Oats
were very dull
Receipts for the past twenty-four hours,
40 cars against total of 20 cars Fri
day.
Wheat-Weak; No. red. 81 bid;
No. 8 red, csc; rejected, $4,000; I'M
merchsntable, 65@75c.
Corn-Quiet; No. l white, SOC bid No.
2 white, 5S}c bid; white mixed, Sc;
No. white. 57lc bid; No. 2 yellow, Sc (;
No. yellow, 52Ic; No. mixed, SIC;
No. mixed, sic; sound ear. SIC.
Oats-Weak No. white, soc bid; No.
8 white. 4Sc; No. 2 mixed, 4Sc bid; re-
jected, 45c.
Bran-steady; receipts light; local deal
ers are bidding Sl4.25.
Hay-Timothy (choice), S1400; No.
/, $3.50 bid; No. 2, $ll bid; No. prairie,
$3.50; No. prairie. $3.50; mixed hay, s..
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jackson Ch.II.np., corb.,,.

SAN Francisco, June Peter Jackson
has issued a challenge to Jim Corbett, Of
fering to fight him in the California club
or any fair club or in New Orleans for a
purse of $4,000. Jackson will put up a
forfeit.
Jim Corbett, in answer to Peter Jack
sons challenge, says he will fight Jackson
again. but he will have to wait, as he
needs rest and wants to learn the result Of
the Slavin-Kirain fight before announc-
ing his intentions.
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EecIeS 10, Journals 5.

FRANKLIN, May 30.-[Special. THE
Journals of indianapolis met defeat at the
hands of the Eccles of this city in a good
game of ball before large crowd this af-
ternoon. Score:
Eccles IS, Journals 8 Batteries-Eccles, Lem mons
and klosei Journals, Gray aud Castor, and Gray
and Ivory.
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TO WE'D IN JUNE.
Mrs. O'shea VIII Marry Parnsll and Give
Up Her Daughters.

Up Her DauRhters-
LONDON, May %. copyright. THE
Parnellites hear that their chief will wed
Mrs. O'Shea about the middle of June.
1t is not true that her daughters will re-
main with her. Capt. O'Shea controls the
family His son Gerald is about to be
gazetted to commission in tho army.
Capt. O'Shea does not in the meantime
prevent intercourse between the mother
and the daughters. They reside only
three miles apart at Brighton and the
captain permits the daughters TO visit
their mother frequently. but after her
marriage with Parnell is effected, all re-
lations will cease.
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A Prize Fighter Killed.

LYNN, Mass, May 26.-John Burns OF
Lynn. late OF Marlboro, who was knocked
out in an eight-round battle with Harry
Tracy of Cambridge before the Lynn ath-
letic club Monday evening, died this
morning. The Knockout blow broke q
blood vessel IN his brain and he never re-
covered consciousness. Tracy was ar
rested this afternoon on charge of man
slaughter. The arrests of the referee and
seconds and management will follow
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FELL SEVENTY FEET.
A Terrible Drop Taken By Two Virgins
Frefgbt Trains.

LURAY, Va, May 31.-A freight train on
the Norfolk & Western dashed into the
rear of cattle train on a bridge which
gave way. The caboose and two cars OF the
cattle train, the engine and twenty cars
OF the freight dropped seventy feet. James
F. Strickler, cattleman of Criglersville,
was killed. Brakeman John Reese of Har-
risburg is fatally injured.
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Observation-Disclosures. $3.50; plain snnesled
fence wire. $40; galvanized, COO advance;
10, IL and u Sizes the regula- advances. Powder
$3.50 for 25-lb. key. Shot--S1.45 a sack.
Loaded shells-l2 gauge. SLIGO; 10 gauge, Sl.75
DOR 100
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INDIANA FAIRS.

The Dates on Which They Will De Held,
the Places and Secretaries.
Below will be found list of fairs held
in Indiana during the coming season,
with dates and names of secretaries. The
state fair will be held at Indianapolis
Sept. 2l-26. T. L. Bagley is secretary and
may be addressed at Indianapolis.
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Fruits md Vegetables.

Fruits md Vegetables.
Gooseberries-s2.50 to $500 per bu.
Observation-Disclosures per crate Of "a
quarts; fancy, $2.25; some Off stock. 75c0$1. 25
Csbbsce-Fiorids S2.25(9 2.5O per crate; Mo-
bile $2.75(93 per crate.
Hcney-New white comb, one pound SEQ.
tons, 17(G,16c; dark, 16c.
Bananas-s1.5ul53 per bunch.
Cucumbers-Per dOz. 6Jc(l60c.
Pinespples-Choice, S2CJ2.25; fancy, $2.75.
Lemons-S5d6.
Cocoanuts-$5Gg6 per 100.
Cherries-$2.50lG3.00p per 24-ouart crate.
Early observation-disclosures, loo per ID. rad.
ishes, zoe per doI.; rhubsrb. 15c per doz- !;
onions, 16c per doL.; kale, 81 per bbI.; spinach,
$i.60 per bril-; new beans. per bushel boz, SO; do
peas, $1.50Ggl.75; new potatoes. $500 per brl.
Orsnge-CslifOrnis Riversdes, .s36OCa3. rs
per box; fancy Riverside assorted Sizes per
boz, $3.50(a,3.75: Mediterranean sweets, $3.50
per box; Los Augelesseeding, =. 25G3.Oo; Mes
sins, $S.50CG3.75 per box.
Cidsr-Duay prime juice, 800 per S2.gaL
bbl.; e4.Oo1z Dbl.
Potatoes-S1.3O per bu. from car; $l.SO@l.40
from store.
Onions-Bermuda per ert., 1915.
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DePauw Wins.

GREENcAsTLE, May 30.-[Special. The
game OF base ball here today between De-
Paw and Bloomington resulted 10 to 6
in favor of DePauw.
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At Fort Wayne.

FoRr WAYNE, Ind. June Especial. !
Fort Wayne defeated Bay City in an ex-
citing ten inning game in the presence of
500 people. Score:
IaHings.-.... ? 3 Z S 10 z
Fort Wayne. 0 o o 0 0 3 II 8
Bay City ....... o. 6
Batteries-WiIl Inks and Briggs; Bean and Wha-
len. Umpire, Hilery.
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At Latonia.

CINc1NNAT1. May 27.-For the first
time since the Latonia races started the
sun shone today. An incident OF the
Britton by Sir Charles in one OF the false
starts. Sir Charles ran around to the hall,
where he was caught. Britton remounted
and rode the race.
First race. selling, purse $500, for three-yesr-
olds and upward, lilo miles-Eugenie l, Hap
piness 2. Rimini 3; time, 1 500.
Second race selling, purse $500, for three
year-olds and upward that have not won since
May Is. mile aud twenty yards-Warplot !,
Caldwell 2, LiederkranE 3; time, 49,.
Third race, free handicap sweepstake for
three-yesroldssnd upward, rs miles-Eli won
by neck, Whitney ,. kobespierre 8; time,
1861.
Fourth race the Ripple stakes for three-year-
olds, foals of 1855 that never won race prior
to the closing of this stake, mile-High Tariff
/, Woodvale 2, Hueneme 3; time. 1:4i.
Fifth race, purse $500, for maiden colts, two
yesr-olds, y mile (all weights, 113 pounds
Louden l, DOncaster 2, Munson 3: time, :4s9%
C1NCINNATI, May 2s.-All the races at
Latonia on this, the fourth day of the
meeting, were run in a drilling rain. The
track nevertheless was by no means slow
and the weather as to temperature was
pleasant. Fully 1000 spectators were
present
First race, selling, purse $500. for three-yesr-
olds and upwards. mIle-Profigate 1, Red Sign
2 LinlithgOw 8; time, l:4334.
Second race purse $500, for three-year-olds
and upward mile and seventy yards-Re-
Spouse l, Reputation ,, Allen Bane 3; time,
La.
Third race. free handicap, sweepstaks for
three-year-olds and upward, $40 miles
Sportsman 1, Rudolph 2, LongshOt 8; time.
2:O1H
Fourth race, Harold stakes for two-year-old
colts, five INTERPRETATION l, Morrissey 2.
German 5; time, l:021z.
Fifth race. selling, purse $780, for two-year-
old. one-hAlf mile-JOhn Berkeley 1, Falcro 2,
Ollie Glenn 8; time, :4gA.
CINCINNATI. June Noon today prom
ised fair weather for the racing at Latonia.
Nevertheless treacherous clouds lurking
low in the midday horizon blackened into
midafternOon storm. which gave the run
ners mud and slush for their race course.
At the close OF the second race a crowd
rushed TO the judges stand and clamored
that Jockey Saunders had pulled Estelle,
who came in second. The judges reserved
their decision till after the third race,
when they announced Happiness l, Es-
tella and Red Sign 3, the very order in
which they came home. There were
1000 people present.
First race, selling. purse $500, for threeyear-
ODDS aud upward; mile and seventy yards
Harry Weldon l, Governor Ross 2, Sir Planet 3;
time. 1: Az.
Second race, second half first race, same con-
ditions-Happiness l, Estelle ?, Red Sign 3;
time. Az.
Third race, purse $500, mile-Mirabeau /,
Brutus 2. HAPPY 3; time 1857.
Fourth race, free handicap sweepstake,
for three-year-olds and upward. 1-16 miles
h. A.
1928.
Fifth race, Latonia Oaks, for three.year-old
fillies. IL miles-Ida Pickwith 1, Mary c. 2,
Cantatrice 3; time, 2:141<.
Sixth race, purse $780, for two-year-olds. 5
furlongs-Gorman 1, Hannah MobeTley 2,
Falero 8; time 1 :O7
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Bar iron, s.. 100000; wrought charcoal bar.
s2.oO62OO. Horseshoes = Burdens $A25:
Walkers, S4.25Ql435; mule shoes, $5.25; out
nail rate for COS and Cos. steel nails. $1.90:
horse, $3.50 per box; wire MALTA rate $3.50.
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The prisoners in the Ohio penitentiary
were searched few days ago, and about
two bushel baskets of knives were found
concealed on their persons.
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Hides. Leather. TaIlow aud Pelt..

Tsllow-No. 1, 41[941<e; No. 2. $40.
Hides-Msrkst fair; No. / taliow, 40; No. 2,
SIC; prices. No. 1 cured, SIC; No. cured,
4l.c; No. / green, 40; No. 2 green, Sc.
Leather-Oak sole, 26C1S4o; hemlook soles.
2S@29c; harness, 2s933c; skirting, 33@54o;
black bride, per doL. S55C960; fair bride,
5000 per dos.; city kIpp, $60C9s5; French.
kipp. 75c@t1.10; city calf skins, 70c9sl.10
French cali skins, S1@11.75.
Sheep-Shearing, 20GSOo; lambs, N@75c.
0rease-Brown, PIC; yellow, So; white 10.
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Poultry and Produce.

Butter-Grass butter, l0c; poor 6C1sc; fancy
creamery, 10000; choice creamery. l561se.
Eggs-14c.
Poultry-hens, SIC; spring chickens, loo;
ROSTERS. Sc; turkeys, hens, &c; choice, young
turkeys, Sc; turkeys, old toms. Sc; geese. full
festhersd. $40 per dos; ducks. $50.
Featheu-Priine geese. s6(9S6c per ID; duck.
10000.
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Indicted for Fighting.

Troy, n. Y, June 1.-The Rensselaer,
county grand jury today indicted George
Dixon and Cal Mccarthy for fighting a
prize fight in Troy.
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Wool

We quote farm lots-Tub-washsd and picked,
35CGS6c; un~ashed fine. 1SG21c; unwsshed
and medium and common grades, if in good
order. 23G25c. Fleece-Wmhed, II light well
Washed and in aood ordar 2QG1aIo
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At Chicago.

CHICAGO, May 27.-Over two thousand
people journeyed to Corrigan's new park
today to see the races. 1t was an ideal
race day and the track was in fine condi-
ton.
First race. dash for two-year-olds purse 81
600. one-half mile-Dan Kurtz /, Bertha Bistand
2, Arthur Davis 8 No time.
Second race, purse 500. all ages, furlougns
--Gerlldine l. Outlook 2. Heller SHELTER 3;
time. 1:1sH.
Third race, handicap, $3.50 added, one and
one-sixtesnth miles-Laura Davidson 1,
BroOkwood2, Blue Vail 3; time. 1 :5214.
Fourth race, selling, purse 800. thres.fourths
mile-Enterprise 1, Rosa 2, Banadonia 8; time,
1:171z.
Fifth race, same condition as fourth-Fred
Taral /. Ivanhoe 2. Tom Karl 8; time, 1:1S3[.
CHICAGO May 2S.-The nice weather and
vell-flIed entry card at the track induced
5000 people to West Side park today. The
track was fast and all five events were well
contested.
First race. purse 800. for msidens. all ages;
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three-fourths of . mile-Lady Unds 1, Hagen 2.
Upman 5; time. 1:19.
Second race. selling purse $40, ali ages;
mile-Insolence !, Renounce 2. Experience 8;
time, 1:461<.
Third race, the Lassie stakes for two-year-
old FLIES, 81, 900 added: fve-eighths of mile
Maude Howard 1, Addie 2. Gray Goose 8; time,
1:05.
Fourth race, purse $500, for three-yssr-olds
aud upward; one and one-fourth miles-Mar.
mosa /, Carus q Osborne 8; time. 2:15.
Fifth race, pnrse $780, all ages; seven-eishths
OF a mile-The Kaiser 1, Blue Banner 2, lnno-
eence 8; time. 1884.
CHICAGO, June IA dozen youngsters
faced the starter in the first race, and after
pretty finish, Gee jay Gee won from
Judge Arkell by length. Notwithstand-
ing his defeat on Saturday last, Fayette
was made ] to favorite in the second
race. He justified the confidence of his
hackers by winning hands down by a half
length. The third race WAS the handicap,
for which Laura Davidson was made the
favorite. She had no trouble In landing
the money. Following are the results:
First race, purse $3.50, for beaten two-year-
olds, seyen-eighths of q mile-Cee Jay. Gee /,
Judge Arkell 2. Addie 3; time :031<.
Second race. purse $780, for three-year-olds
and upward mile-Fayette ], Little Scizzors 2,
Sea Foam 8; time las
Third race, handicap with $3.50 added. one
and one-quarter miles-Laura Davidson l, At
ticus 2, Bankrupt 8; time 2:1l.
Fourth race. selling, pure $500, three-year-
ODDS and upward, one and one-sixteenth miles
Experience 1, Buroh ?, Jack Murray 3; time ,5l.
Fifth race, PURGE 500, all ages, three-quar-
ters of q mile-Helter SHELTER !, S0orrle z, Inc
Kaiser 8; time :3115.
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Two Games at Fort Wayne.

FoRT WAYNE, May 3O-[special About
500 hundred people witnessed the morn
ing game. Loose fielding and hard hitting
were the features. Score:
2 345 7ss RE X
Fort Wayne 1 0O1 2 O-s 8 4
Grand Rapids. o o o o. 8
Batteries-sIagle and Briggs; O'Connor, Green and
Boian. Umpire-Hlery.
Fort WAYNE, May 30.-[Special. About
j 500 people witnessed the afternoon
game. Holland made three wonderful
stops at third. Score:
8 Q n M X
Fort Wsyne.........2 o % OF 8
Grand Rspids...0 o o o o 90 III 6 5
Bsttsries-sovders and Briggs; Breitenstsin and
Bolan- Umpire-Hilery.
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EVANSVILLE, May 26.-[special. Petty
began to pitch for Dayton today. but he
was hit so hard that he was relieved after
the second inning. SAINT succeeded him,
and pitched good game. Rettger was q
puzzle for the visitors. Score:
2 40 9
Evansville.... 2 2 liz II 4
Dayton .-........-. o. 3
Batteries-Evansvile. Rettger and Sommors;
Dayton Petty, SAINT and sommers; Umpire, Cline;
Time, two hours
EVANSVILLE. May 27.-LSpecial. Evans
villes kept the lead in today's game till the
eighth inning, when Hardness let down in
his pitching and Dayton batted in a
victory. The score:
2 ; 2 Q RE Z
Evansville ..-.......-. q o q q O. s Q 3
Dayton ......-......... o o o o 2 Ill . I
Batteriss-Evansvile. Hardness Sommers and
schellhasse; Dayton, Keenan, and Weleh. Umpire
Cline.
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NINETEEN esHeADEo.
The Chinese Hendsmzn Gets I'm . Full
Days Work.

SAN Francisco, May 26.-Advices from
China state that nineteen Chinese were
beheaded by order of the authorities at
Kowloon City, April IL, and that nine OF
them are known to have participated in
the Namoa piracy tragedy.
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COUNTY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Returns Snow That Two-Thirds Are Demo
Gratis.
The following is the result of the cleo
are designated with as:
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Groceries.

sugar--Hsrd, 41<@55So; oonfeotioners A.
4szc; oil A. 4ll@4ssc; white extra c. 40
41sc; extra c. 35s94c; good yellow, $1,000;
fair yellow, 35sG4c; yellow. 3494c.
MOlasses-New Orleans (new cropl 35G45c;
medium sirups, 3193Sc: choice. 36(140c.
Coffee-Common to good, 2015G221fc; prime
TO choice. 2411@251<c; fancy. 261@26llc;
golden Rio, 27Ca29c; Jaws. 291f@3O1<o; Ban
ner package, 2594c; Arbuckle's. 25s4c; Lyon.
25Hc.
Misoellaneous-Rice, louisiana, oz@7xc;
coal oil, 71<(1I0I4c. Besns--Navy. $2.40(l
ESQ; medium. &. 4O(12.45; marrowfat, s5a290
Spice-Pepper. 15(G16c; sllspice, 1291Sc;
cloves, 2oCd30c; cassia, 10912c; nutmeg 800
500.
Starch-ReHned pearl, 494lIc per 10; cham.
pion gloss, one and three-pound packages, 6C9
6Lo; champion gloss lump, 49<@15c; one and
three-pound packages, 61o; improved corn,
6H67c.
sslt-In csr-lots. csc: small lots. $1@1.o6.
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND,

nhONOAA @@'G-'AN'Nt "NAA~ -
There was no change in any OF the
principal markets today. Groceries re-
main firm as to prices. Sirups are little
weak Cofees and sugars are fairly firm.
Hardly anything was done in the dry
goods market as it is vet early in the
week and the dealers are busy invoicing.
Such large demand as there is this
season for grain bags has not been known
for several years. Poultry and produce
men note eggs as having gone mp to IA
cents. All the other branches of trade
were quiet
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At Detroit.

DETROIT, June Especial. IA close
game today resulted in this score:
Innings. .................... / > 3 s .
Grand Rapids.............. l o o g. 3
Detroit. ....................... o o o o.
Batteries - Breitenstein and Boland; Shepard,
Arundel and O'Neil.
Errors-GrAnd Rapids, ?; Detroit, 8. Earned
runs-Grand Rapids, 2. Base ht--Grand Rapids,
g. Detroit 3. TwO-base hitS-Roussey aud Lynch.
Triple play-Breckenrdge and Dowie. Home runs
Breckenridge. Struck out-By BreitenStein, 3; By
Shepard, l. Stolen bsses-Dowie, O'Connor. Time
OF game-0ne hour and forty-6ve minutes.
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pitch. His work was q great surprise.
In the remaining seven innings he al
lowed the Peorias but two hits and no
runs. The game, however, had already
been lost Score:
12sl 567 9 r Il Il
PeOria.............-- / o 0-5 2
Terre Haute....... o o o. 2
Batteries-Psyne and Terrien; witteroek, LaDgs-
ford and Mills. Umpire-HoAgland.
TERRE HAUTE, May 27.-[Speciai. i
Costly errors lost for the local team again
today. Wilmington. a local twirler,
pitched good game and with proper
support would have won. Pat May made
his first appearance with Terre Haute.
Score
I9S4 S s 7ss RH y
Peoria ............ 0 0 0 o.
Terre Hsute-.... 0 o o o O.
Batteries-Peoria, Buckley and Terrien; Terre
Haute, Wilmington and Mills. Umpire Hoagland.
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His Clients Do the WORRYING.

The lawyer never worries when he sees
breakers ahesd--if they are Law breakers.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
WHEAT QUIET AND LOWER HERE.

Corn and Oats Quiet. With Very Little
Change In Prices-rhe Closing OF the
Chicago Board Causes staknation In
Speculative Circles.
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Terre Hsute We. Peoria.

TERRE HAUTE, May 26.-[Special- AFTER
Witterock had given six Peoria players
their bases on balls in the first two in
nings there was no available pitcher, and
LaDgsiord left short and essayed to
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LOCAL LIVE STOCK MARKET.
TWAS AVERY LIGHT DAY AL ROUND.
Receipts OF Cattle Nominal-very Few
Sheep offered and Not Enough Hogs
60 Mention - Representative
Sales of Swine.

UNION SToCK YARDS,
INDIANAPOLIS, June 1.
CATTLE - Receipts light No material
changes in the market.
Export grades. ,45O TO 1850 fbs....-$5 asa Is
Good to choice shipping, 200 to
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Indiana Trottlng and Racing Circuit.

COLUMBUS, May %. Especial - The
prospect for good sport at the meeting of
the racing circuit, June 1926, was never
better. The number OF entries to date are
large, and there Is no question about the
classes filling. The following is the pro-
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Provisions.
SMOKED MEATS.

PrOvinons.
SMOKED MEATS
Reliable" brand
sugar-cured hams-1s to 20 lbs. average. %
10 lbs ayerage-......... 10
121l lbs. average. 1O1I
10 lbs. sverage--......... 1Oz
:, Morgan 4 Grey" brand-1lo less than Re
Boneless ham, Reliable" brand. 81
California hams, "Relisbls" brand
10 20 IA lbs averages. ca
Breakfast baeon-clear English cured.
Reliable" l01S
Aorsan Grey-........... e&
Martin Co., very light pleces................ 10
Sugar cured--"Porter' brand..-............. So
Engiish shoulders, Reliable" brand. IL
los. Average. IA
10 lbs. aVersge-............- 6Z
Morgan Grey brand. less
Sugar-cured 10 10 II lbs. average. ........... 81
Baeon-Clear sides. 20 TO as lbs. average. ~
so los. average Ia
Clear bellies, IL lbs. average. ~
Range of 10 to so lbs. same quail.
ity and average heretofore
without selecron...................... IL
Clear backs, 8 lbs. average. ~
Is lbs. average-......... I
Flitches-Short backs, lbs. svsrsge"...... 81
Reliable" brand, hams inside pieces and
12l<
For special selections Of knuckle pieces
or inside pieces-11c advance will be
charged.
Morgan 4 Grey" nam outsides only 8
Beef tongues. so
Csnvased. sc additional.
BoloRns - Skin, large. SAC; small. $40;
cloth. sc.
Wienerwunt-S1<c.
DRY SALT AND PICKLED MEATS.
Clear sides, clear bellies. clear backs. 1cisss
than smoked.
Short Fat backs, 7 lbs. average. ......... 81
Bean pork (clearA per hrl. 200 lbs-..-...S1S so
Ham and rUmp pork, per brl. zoo lbs. 10 30
Also. half barrels 100 lbs, al half the price
Of the bril-, adding SOC to cover additional cost
If package.
Lsrd-Pcre. kettle rendered, in tierces. SIC;
Indiana" in tierces, &c; also in hardwood
tubs, 65 lbs. net, same price tieroes; hard
wood buckets Is los. net, Nc over tierces.
Cans. gross weights-50 lbs, in single cases or
case OF cans, &c advance on price of tierces;
20 lbs. in case of 4 cans, go advance on price
Of tierces; 10 lbs. in case of cans, No advance
on price of tieroes; s lbs. In csse OF II cans,
80 advance on price oftierces; 3 lbs. in case Of
40 cans, lc advance on price of .ierces.
FRESH MEATS.
Shipped at buyers risk.)
Pork
LOin. TALL fat trimmed of closely long cut
no, short cut Sc.
Cottage hams lean back pieces weighing5
70 IDS 81
olere fos............ ~
him mings.... ~
Pork sausage,
Rx.lE
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-06-03

PEORIA, ILL.,, June Especial. Evans
vile won today's game in the ninth inn
ing through a wild throw by Kirby. The
feature was the rank umpiring Of Kline.
Score:
Itrtfqs ..... s 8 IS
Fvansvit le ............... 0 0 2-3
Peoria ............. .......... 0 o.
Enthusiastically and Terrieni Rettger and
Schelhasse.
Hits-Peors, &; Evansville, O. Errors Peoria, 2;
Evansville, T. Two-base hits-Lu tenberg SOmmers
Three-base hits-kappel, SOmmers. Struck out
By Buckley, 6; by Rettger. &
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-06-03
At Peoria

Batterss-Evansville. Hardness, Sommeu and
schellhasse; Dayton, Keenan, and Weloh. Umpire
Cline.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-06-03
Shipped at buyers risk

LOins TALL fat trimmed of closely long cut
no. short cut SC.
Cottage hams lean back pieces weighing6
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-06-03

The trustees of Hendricks county, after
taking 260 ballots, adjourned at midnight
without electing a superintendent. Thorn
as A. Gossett, republican, holds over.