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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Condition Of the Grain, Stock and Pro
vision Markets
OUOTATIOSSFRONTHE MONETARY WORLD
,.h.., and Corn Closed at Prices OF the
Day Before-Provisions pnh
Closing Csbles-Hos Packing

Cmc,oo. III. Sept o. Especial Wheat,
80, auotuating within range Of lo.. closed
A. the same prices as yesterday. There was
M particular feature in the market worthy Of
note. and IL might Justly be termed seaping
market.
Gables presented no feature. The large re-
oeints in tho Northwest were Offset by liberal
cl.srances from the seAboard. The Cincin-
nsapfioe Currents talk Of drought WAS Of
set by rains in the Northwest and the pros
reot OF their becoming general and ex-
tending through the South and Southwest.
Tie general opinion as TO the future course OF
remaiket seems fairly weh.divided. but We
would favor purchases. say lamson Bros. ~
90 on soft spots Corn for October closed At
vestefdAv's prices with more remote options
shade lower The Government weather re-
,,rrt SAWS that corn is made. and that 70 Il gen
orally admitted 30 be q large crop. Tn the
other hand the decline has been sharp ana
~, burbear Of the large line of cash corn
fe.d by the collapsed clique has been placed.
Meanwhile receipts and estimates show a fall
irg OF IN the supply Provisions were dull
snd closed q shade lower
Closing cables Paris. wheat closes IN
changed -four i00 10o. lower. Mitchell is
selling some long wheat.
IClosing cable 90 Board says: Wheat IN
changed Berlin. 81 "a SIN higher.
Tstimates of wheat o. morrow. 240 cars.
corn $50 oats. go. hogs. 5000. Receipts
a. day. Wheat. 1913 cars corn. 800; oats. 2l5.
hoes 1900. cattle Is 600 head New York
s.esr. 1855 600 bushels wheat Baltimore, 269,-
,00 New Orleans 1900. Packing of hogs
West for week. 1875. 900 against $4,000 same
week last year.
Following is the report Of the United Press:
The wheat and corn markets. were scalped
f,r small profits by the local crowd and were
rot pushea far in either direction by outside
cr8ers Wheat closed without change. and
corn fraction higher. Receipts, wheat, 1888
cars. corn. ~ cars.
Osts-OAts we're a shade easier The trade
vas mostly of scalping nature. Receipts,
2l5 cars.
Provisions Provisions continued weak IN.
der the free selling of the packers. pork de-
Ginning 10 to l754c., lard, ~ to 40, and ribs
ITO l3.c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-25

NV York. Sept 24-Money closed per
cent: highest. g. lowest 8. Exchange closed
weak with actual business at 4s0@430A for
sixty day and 4S3Q4S34 for demand;
posted rates. 48l@4s4 Governments steady
currency. 6's. 10 bid; As. coupon 1874 ex-
tended 2's registered 99i4.
The stock market opened feyerish and
irregular, Union Pacific being Is per cent.
higher. and Missouri Pacific Ia lower. The
report that Missouri Pacific would pass its
dividend for this quarter was widely cir
culated at the start and backed apparently
10y official authority. Before noon Missouri
Pacific touched 81. against 7411 at tho close
last evening. while the rest OF the list were
from y to 2 per cent. lower There was an
immense amount of selling in Missouri
Pacific. but at noon the market became
steadier Missouri Pacific went back to
go and the rest of the list rallied fractionally,
Early in the afternoon trading was dull, but
no disposition t.! buy manifested itself ont
side of the covering of shorts around the
lowest figures. In the last hour heavy hQui-
dation occurred and prices dropped sharply
in everything on the list. Missouri Pacific
declined 81. Union Pacific and Lackawanna
90 per cent. Other stocks fell from ! to 2
per cent. and at the close the market was
decidedly weak Total sales, 1862 545 shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-25
81. Louis.

Sr. LOUIS. Mo, Sept 2i-Flour exceed
ingly dull. patents. sl55aA65 extra fancy,
$8.25o As5 fancy. s4aI.O5 choice, $500
$50, family, ss.40G3.5O. Wheat firm: Septem
Der. s4elc bid October, csc bid. December,
9-c asked May. stOisl. Corn lower Sep
TENDER. SOC bid October, 452c.; year, Ss1 "a
sslc.; January. SIZE; May, G Ss,3et. oats 9ae
I'D MAY. 30lkc bid. Pork-Standard mess,
sfi. Lard-Trime steam, exc. Dry Salt
Meats Shoulders. &C.: longs, 71sp74c. clear
ribs. 10 7Hc. shorts. 7H@7ssc. Bacon
Boxed shoulders, 64c.. longs, sos. lOc.;
clear ribs. s15@s1!c.; shorts. s1s@5xc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-25

easy: No. white Western, sec. asked:
No. 2 mixed Western, 32I<tq33c.; receipts.
5000 bushels: stock. ies. $40 bushels
Rye quiet and easy; No. 2. CSC: receipts. 81
10 bushels; stock, 2ii ,504 bushels. Hay
quiet and steady, good TO choice timothy.
sl2.50N 1880. Grain freights quiet. un-
changed. Cotton firm; middIing. $40. Pro-
visions firm. unchanged. Butter very firm,
unchanged. Eggs firm, lec. Coffee dull
RIO cargoes fair, lsc.: No. T. ii14e. Sugar
firm, unchanged. Copper, refined. ll94c.
Whisky steady. unchanged. Peanuts I'M
changed.
Stocks-Virginia threes. Ga bid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-25
Now YORK Cotton Market.

grw York, Sept 24-Alessrs Hubbard.
Price & Co. in their cotton circular to-day,
IA The Liverpool marke. at O'clock to-
Jay was practically unchanged as compared
With last night This was q disappointment
here and led to the expectation of lower
prices These are not realized. however. The
opening call was upon the basis OF last even
lngs figures and the market quickly ad-
nlced some 4 or points, causing qulck
Improvement in Liverpool, where the close
vas very firm 40 Al advance OF from 10 4.b4
Is compared with YESTERDAY, at which the
Liverpool close was received here. HE mar
lei continued O advance until January sold
Ns95. futures advanced from 8 TO points
10 the afternoon
Total sales to-day. l55, 400 bales Futures
closed September, S.3-@63 October. 6.4Zfg
SIS. November. o.6l@ S.G2 December, o.ly9
SO. January 8. 96@S.97 February, 2ll@2l2
March. 9.23a924, April. 9.54g935 May.
aBQ845. June. 952G4J3; July, a6O@e.6l;
August 9.67a9.6s
10 Liverpool Spot cotton closed steady;
sales. 10 900 bales middhng uplands. "a;
IL elpts. 1000. of which 700 are AmeTl-
can futures closed firm. September. October.
1905. October November, a 4l-64 NoNem-
tsrDseember 4 45-G4, December-JAnuary,
til-ss, JAnuary-E ebTuary, SOFA.
PRODUCE.
Four-Flour closed steady, fine grades Of
fprug SSG865. DO. winter. % 26NSo0 on
lr,fne spring. G.. SOFA 8. So do winter. 81 100
& extra No 2 spring. g. 85a420. do win
ter. s3.SOd4.l0; extra No. spring, $4,000.
DO winter. s4a6 city mill eItfas sb 100
So for West Indies Southern Hour steady,
uade and family extras, e4.85N5.
Wheat Wheat options opened AT 10. sd
vance but declined &c. IN the first hour.
Afterwards advancing C.. closing firm. spot
lots closed firm sales No. red cash. sl.0lA:
hsptember, 1909; October, SLOies Decem-
Ter. $lOs
Corn-Corn options opened 10. higher.
movedup 30. theu declined Ac., after wards
advancing $3.50. closing firm. Spot lots
hTm sales No. in elevator. O0c.: DO. atOat,
Utc December. 5f1sc.
Osts-Oats options closed firm. &c. adj
vance. No. white sold 334033sl c.: No 2
mued, 5lo S154c.. September, sac; October,
s. @. December. $40.
foTk-luactiye. new mess. $ll.754l2.Z5.
Lard-Lard weaker: January SIlA
Sugars-haw sugar moderately active At &c.
lof ~ test muscOvado aud a.. for test
cen'r iugal Refined sugar. stead cut loaf
s.u crushed, 5Hc.. powdered, fHc. srann-
.a'en as C.. mould A." 4Hc. eoniec-
oohee-Sp,t lots co ee steady fair Rio car
goes l0c. Futures steldy September Sl3.55
"Ssooet SGD: November, sl.a5.
Ma al stores The market for spirits tur-
pshNne was easier with lght demand at 3lW
%1ic, res ectvely 'or Southern and machine
parres. kosln teady and moderately active;
svnluoh sL8J; strained. Sl.3714, good do,
SAu STOCK. % 90 barrels rosin !, i0l barrels
'pilA turpentiue and lJ7 barrels tar
IeH"eum- Iradingin Pipeline certificates
- moderately active slles to-day, rs 900
ssaHeis. October opened 621c, highest,
Nv lowest, Gle; closed, Gle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-25

RICHMOND. Va. September "A, 1921.

RICHMOND. Va. September "A, 1921.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat. 500 bushels.
Corn $50 bushels.
Osts-852 bushels.
Rye LOG bushels.
SALES.
Wheat 500 bushels.
Caru-660 bushels.
O6ts-2i6 bushels.
QUOTATIONS..
Wheat -Longberry 81 10 s1.O7 mixed, CSC.
70 81 O6. shortberry. 95c. to Sl.06; No. red,
g. 03 10 Sl04
Corn-No. 2.white, csc. to &c.; No. mixed,
tse 90 &c
Osts-No. .. sic. TO $50. No. g. 30c. to
s3c. winter for seed. A5c. 10 600.
Rye-g0c TO g5c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-25
HEwARD.

p,cuxoxp AND DASyrLIE RAILROAD CoHrAsr.
OFFIcE or GENERAL MANAGER,
ATLANTA. Ga. September ], 1871. J
DFwARD.-THls COMPANY WILL fAi
.'arson or persons who removed the rail from
~ ,rack OF tho Western North Carolina rail-
r.nod near Bos:ian's bridge. lredell county. n.
=, On The night OF Wednesday. August 70, lo9l
S'' va ~ III. GREEN, General Manager
Richmond and Danvlls Railroad Company
se3-S0t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-25

Our real estate agents are fast approaching
the fact that The TINES columns are read by
a class of people seeking real estate invest
ments and are using same to advantage.
Messrs. j. Thompson Brown & Co. advertised
four houses IN The TINES last week and re-
port good attendsnces and satisfactory prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-25
PILE CURE.

JAPANESE PILE CURE:-A GUARANTEED
D "ri1RE ron PILES Of whatever kind or de-
sree~EIierna Internal, b Bind Ri.s Or Bleeding.
Itching CHROME sent by mail. prepsid on :, "a.
ceint Of price. We guarantee 20 cnre any case
of Piles. Guaranteed aud sold only by T. p.
KEEYES i Co, Druggists and seedsmen. 6oa
sast Marshall street. Richmond. Va
fel-We.fr,suly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-25
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. Mo-. Sept. M.-Flour dull
49, 49, unchanged; receipts 1888 barrels
Wpmehts ~ barrels sales. 800 barres.
Wheat easy; No. 2 red spot. si.O2L@I.0-%.
september, sl0zlImLOIL: October s1'02i+.
Deeeinber. SiCGM@t07. steamer. 95IIc.:
sSssselpts. 1920 bushels: shipments. 2
A.. - bushels stock l,705 Oh bushels
ss.s lei, bushels Southern wheat
@'1I@o4yi tuitz. &c. slO7: lonebelry, sl.OO
0aa,Vr Corn easy, mixed spot, 681zc.;
N.Y.. Def o0tbm5l1sc.; year. 5O3sa5lHc.: jan
e ca'y W. On &C.. February. 5Osl@5iAc re-
~ 9,lO bushes. stock. 3s.al9 bushels;
fs'si' 67@e9e.; yellow easy, CS@6sc. Oats
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-25
PILE. Pu.sl Itching Piles.

SYMPTOMS: Moisture; intense itching and sting
ing. most AT night; worse by scratching. IL al
lowed 10 continue tumors form. which often
bleed and ulcerate. becoming very sore
Swayne's ointment stops the itching and bleed
ing. heals liberation and in most cases removes
the tnmors Al druggists, or by mail. Tor %
centA DIR. SwAyne 4 Son. PhiladelphiS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-25
Nashville.

NAsHv11p. Tenn. Sept "a heat-The
wheat market continues steady at s5c. for
No. 2. No. 3. ss@ DC. Corn is dull and lower;
white. sacked and delivered, 70c.; mixed, Csc.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-13
CAST OFF BY HER SISTERS.
sir William Gordon Cummings Bride
Eeels SocietN's Scourye.

Sir William Gordon Cummings Bride
Feels Society's >courge.
NEW YORK, June I3-The members of
Garner family have thought it proper to
publish statement to the effect that no
member of the family was present at the
marriage Of Miss Florence Garner to Sir
William Gordon Cumming; also that Miss
Florence Is of age and her own mistress,
but that her marriage i disapproved by
every member of the family The only
Inference possible from the statement is
that the young bride will be ostracised by
her own sisters, one of whom is the wife
OF "A French nobleman and another of an
EnGll@h baronet. New York society will
probably not receive Sir William and his
bride If they come here There Is quite
general criticism on Sir William taking
advantage Of Mis-. Garsec's generous i'm
pulse. 1t Is held that he should have re
quITed her I" wait until the full effect OF
MS disgrace was apparent and she could
fully estimate what her position would he
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-13
TWO WOMEN BADLY STAse1p
Mysterious Affair in Which an I'm
known Miscreant Did Ugly Work.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, June l3. -
Wednesday night at about $50 O'Clock a
woman S screams issued from a window
over 2is Third avenue A score of men
rushed up TO the room and found both
Lottie Wheeler and Lille Cameron
severely wounded. Miss Wheeler tells the
following story: Il had just stepped out
into the hall when saw man nearly up
the stairs. He had big knife in his
hands and by the wicked look in his eve |
Know he meant to do harm. As soon as
he saw me he jumped at me. and l turned
around 10 call Lille, when he struck me
with his knife. Then Lille came and he
cut her in the face.
Escaped by the Window.
we were screaming. so he ran and
Jumped out of the window" The young
ladies had on loose wrappers. Miss
Wheeler was thus unprotected, and the
knife cut deep cash which half encircles
her waist. Miss Cameron, who was
wounded most severely. has a cut extend
ing from the right eyebrow down the cheek
to the base of the jaw. The mans name is
unknown
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-13
Paving PrO.Ie.H.

The street paving is progressing nicely
al along the liue The Rockford Con-
siruction company are nov at work on
their Second avenue contract, and as the
street Car tracks, which have heretofore
somewhat deferred the work, have now
been raised to the grade. their contract
which extends west TO Ninth street, will
be pushed to completion at t1e earliest
possible date.
On Fourth avenue Edwards s. Walsh
are at work on their contract. The curb
ing is being dressed in the c., B. & Q.
yards, some of which will be put in at
once and the laying o. brick will very
probably be begun on Monday.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-13
BaImaceda Gaining Ground

NEW Not.-., june ia cable di,patcb
received from Chilli BY a mercantile hons
q TINS city yesterday confirms the news II
the commandment sy the government YES
stI> 81 the ports occupied by the insur.
gents II j. also reported that the forces
u the government have landed at various
FONTS on me coast and were joyfully re-
celved. More than SO soldiers and ma.
rIAes who were detained bv the revoI,,-
uonary forces Were liberated and e-,.
parked on tn transport steamer Irnperi. ie
TO serve under the orders OF the govern
meut.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-13
QUIT LAWMAKING.
The Illinois Legislature Goes
Out of Business.
INCIDENTS OF THE CLOSING HOURS,

n Mixture of Fun, Confusion and Bill
Passing That Causes a Member to Make
Vain Protest-Fair Woman Graces
the Galleries of the House Chamber
The senators Maintain Their Dignity
to the Last-Ieasures That Were Put
Through.
SPRINGFIELD, his, June 13.-when
Speaker Crafts gavel fell at just ten min
utes TO 3 last night. it fell for the last
time He had declared the house adjourned
without day, and the thirty-seventh gen
eral assembly had gone into the LAST The
senate had adjourned half an hoSr before.
and the senators had stalked into the
house 10 witness the closing scenes But
they took no part in the turbulent and
riotoUs enthusiasm with which the house
adjourned. The house went into session
early IN the morning of a pretty day. and
from that time on. with but an hour ar
noon, the clerks voice called over and over
again the long roll on the passage of bills,
The monotonous routine remained I'M
broken until late in the afternoon.
The Pretty Women were All There.
As the chamber grew dark and the
glimmering jets of gas made the air about
the speakers desk tremble the galleries
began 10 throng. All about the chamber
a belt OF beauty swung All the pretty
women Of Springfield and all of Spring
ae!ds pretty dresses were there. And
hey looked on a riot of good bumor. Jake
Kern, TO whom some ladies in the gallery
had bowed and smiled, started for the cor
rldorS, where the stairs lead up TO that
eminence Come out of that" how1e,
the house, with the unanimity with which
II votes on motions TO adjourn. and Mr..
Kern halted and fell back.
O'Connell's Vain Protest
Bills were passed so rapidly and amid so
much confusion that O'Connen. OF Bloom
lngton. felt compelled 10 protest
Mr.. Speaker" he screamed, III is a dis
grace 10 make laws in this wav."
y hundred bundles of paper went hurl- !
ing at HIM and rebounded from his head.
Mr.. Speaker lie persisted. brushing i;
I lem with his hands-~Mr Speaker. I say
TINS Is disgrace; We cannot hear for all !
this hubbub and" \ hundred mora
white bolts struck him.
When did the gentleman get ins- in /
q aired the speaker in a sharp end sarcas-
tie tone. And Mr.. O'CoUnel. all in a rage. !
howied back in reply: If you can't D, = 7!
serve order, Wen get q speaker that can =
The Gavel says sine Die.
The hour q adjournment drew near
and the usual committee b. call on the !
governor had reported that his excellercv
hid nothing further TO say to the Ierisla- /
tCre- y resolution was adopted unaui- |
m Dusty com1imenting Speaker Crafts on |
his administration Of the Office zen.
Pllmer come IN and was received with a /
Democratic ovation. The bills kept on
passing, most Of them being of local in
terest. The thsee-mill tax bill came M /
and created a division. but il was de
feated. y message was received from the
senate announcing its adjournment. And
then Merritt spoke: Mr.. Speaker: l
now move you that this house stand ad-
]oJ rnea sine die. The motion was put
and there was no, a negative vote. The
sptahers gsvel came down. and the
1A-rty-seventh assembly was ended.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-13
WORK OF TIE LAST DAY.
The Worlds Fair Gets $500. OOo-CIosiur
business in Both Houses

The senate yefterday passed the bill al
lowing mining and manufacturing onlpa-
mics TO own railway stock. A resolution
Of thanks 10 the presiding officer was
adopted unanimously Bills were passel:
ApI ropriatiug LEO year for repairs on
the Lincoln monument: 500 annually to
the Beeheepers' association: providing for
the employment at mines by miners Of a
cheC k-weigher; allowing the county Judge
- appoint drainage commissioners Tor
farm drainage districts when land owners
petit ION him to do 80. allowing the xidow
or next OF KIN OF deceased person to reIin-
qulsl within sixty days the right 20 adj
minister upon the estate y S250 diamond
stud was presented 10 Lieutenant Gov
emo Ray. anu lie made a short speech OF
than = for the same and FOR the courtesy
with which the members had treated him.
some More Bills Passed.
Other bills passed We're: Resolution al
IowiI two constitutional amendments u
he submitted TO the people at the same
elect IN; prohibiting child labor: prohibit
Ing i not q. \. r. men from wearing q.
!. K. buttons The compulsory education
biIl was killed. The senate adiournnl, =
was quiet affair. There was no con-
fusion and when tie Gavel fell on sine die
adjournment. most 81 the senators went
over 10 the house 10 see the fun
The Worlds fair bill carving an an
Propr alton Of 500 go cot through lo;h
house and went 70 the governor.
The Work of the House.
In the house the revenue committee re-
ported that the Pullman Palace Car com
pany pays an equitable proportion of
taxes. and the report was adopted. TIE
bill providing that the maximum contract
rate Tor interest shall be per cent. and |
the legal rate per cent. was passed. as |
was the bill admitting the Chicago Hi |
bernlal Rifles to the national guard. a |
number OF presentations were made. The |
speaker got gold-headed cane from the I
pages; Miss Emma Hoehn a diamond RIM, |
from the members; Chief Clerk Hinricb- !
son gold watch and chain and a cravou
portrait of himself
Other Measures Passed
Among he measures passed were the |
following: To prevent discrim ir alton in
mutual insurance companies: the amend
ments TO the registration law by which
the time of registration Is extended ore
week (tle transfer system is done AWAY
with and providing for two new DAYS of
for congressional elections:
English sparrow bill; providing penalties
-oT the obstruction OF WATERWAYS: prohib-
ting the sale OF liquor To drunkards or
minors.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-13
Color Lire on Tennessee RAILWAYS,

NASHVILLE. Tenn. June lS.-Ie,terliav
the separate coach bill passed by the last
legislature Went into effect on all railroads
III the state. The Nashville. Chattanooga
q -. Louis railway ran coach exclus-
lVely Tor coiored people az the front OF the
tram. In 1t no smoking was allowed. and
II was equal To the other coaches on the
tram IN appointments and comfort. The
law construed that if the remainder of the
tram be overcrowded the conductor may
put white Passengers in the coach. but not
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-13
Other Measures Passed
Land-Hunsry People Catherine

WATERFOWL, ;. D.. June 13.-Intend.
ing settlers have already began to arrive
here in anticipation of the opening of the
Sisston and WahDeton reservations.
which W II take place early in July. The
tract which will be thrown open TO home
steaders is dotted with the outfits of
those prospecting Tor the most available
land, and the rush Tor claims will rival
that experienced il Oklahorla during the
boom DAYS.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-13

lQUiQUE. June l3.-President Balua-
ceda recently sent word to the congress
slonai leaders here that il they had any
new propositions for settlement of the
quarrel in Chill he would receive them
through United States Minister Eran
The congressionalists replied that they
had no propositions to make.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-13

KINGSTON. \. Y. June 13-Eri Grey. an
Old resident of this place, was taken to
the Delaware county house at Delhi YES
terday. He Is nearly los years of age. He
Is remarkably we'll preserved and his
powers of sight, hearing. and speech are
not IN the least impaired by his long resi-
dence on earth. He has spent most of his
life 1T Roxburv VI Ills
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-13
Had Been selling Whisky to 1ndi.r.

GUTHRIE, o. t. June I3.-Indian scouts
and traders from the sac and Fox country
have arrived here with the intelligence Of
triple killing in the Indian co.n+--y
east c1 here. The three killed were Whit
men and had been peddling whisky 10 the
Indians Tor some months. Their names
are unknown. but they were killed Tues-
day with NincAesters and each wa, rid
died with hullef. ~
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-13
Howard Was a P.or shot.

EVANSVILLE. md. June Is.-.Jarne.
Howard, first mate Of the steamer James
Guthrie, fired Two shots from hi. revolver
point-blank AT an unknown coIared ro,-..
ter Thursday evening. The negro was
only fifteen feet distant. but neither shot
tooA effect The trouble originated from
3 demand 10y the rou~ter for meber -
him. Howard vas arrested. bur wa. ra-
leased Oh "a sCud oi 50
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-13
I.aclede Car Company in Trouh,.

q LOUIS, June l3-An application was
made IN the circuit court yesterday for the
appointment OF receiver for the Laclede
Car company, james 7. Kelly. president
ana thomas I. Golfer, vice president and
treasurer The trouble grows ont of a
quarrel among the directors
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-13
The Michigan s,a,esm.,

LANSING, Mich, June I3.-The bouse
has passed the senate bill repealinu all
specific taxes on mines and providing tho,
hereafter they shall be taxed locally ,bs
same as other property. The bill also ra-
Ieais the law which exempted from stata
taxes Go acres for each MINING Co.
many SOhi-