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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-02
AN EX-MAY0R's FUNERAL.
The Obsequies of Hon. T. r. CowelI, OF OIL
City, the Greatest Ever Held There.

The Obsequies of Hon. T. r. CowelI, of Oil
City, the Greatest Ever Held There.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPArcHl
OIL CITY, Aug. 1.-The funeral this aft
ernoon of ex-Mayor Thomas R. Cowell was
the most notable ever held in this city.
Christ Episcopal Church could hold but
small portion of those present The attend
ance included, as representative bodies,
Company D, N. G. P, the Oil City police
force, the Mayor, ,ex-Mayors and Councflmen,
Knights of Maccabees, knights Of Honor,
Talbot Commandery, G. A. R., Oil E1-
change members, Tailors' Association,
Petrolia Lodge F. and A. NJ, and visiting
Masons and military men from Franklin,
Ttusville, Meakville and other points
Many beautiful floral tributes were offered,
including one from Pittsburg, a large
Maltese cross of roses and carnations with
purple immortelle lettering, symbolical of
the thirty second degree of Masonry.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-02
Avery Remarkable Offer for Monday.

We will offer tomorrow (Monday) about
800 mems cashmere and cheviot suits for
So go. You can take your choice of either
sacks or stylish cutaway frocks, and you
will have about 15 different patterns to
choose from. We make this liberal offer
because our tables have to be cleared for
fall goods Remember, S. 60 is the price to-
morrow for frst-class suit of mem clothes.
P. @. G. c., Pittsburg Combination Cloth
ing Company, corner Grant and Diamond
streets.
P. S.-We will also offer 1000 pairs of
mems stylish worsted pants for 81 49. Sam
Piles of these bargains are displayed in our
Grant street show windows
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-02
PUGILIsM LAWFUL IN IOWA.
The Authorities Discover That They Can
not Punish Terpin or Pitts.

The Authorities Discover That They Can
not Punish Terpin or Pitts.
BOONE, Ia, Aug. 1.-Since the Terpin-
Pitts fight'here on Monday the authorities
have been looking mp the matter of pen
fight, the principals having fed the
same morning. The astounding discov-
cry has been made that there is no
provision in the Iowa statutes Furnishing
even the principals in prize fight if no dis
turbance or riot occurs; also that the sever
est penalty that can be inflicted is a fine of
800 for fighting, and even this can only be
assessed if the men are fighting in an angry
manner.
This oversight in the laws has not been
noticed before and is probably not known to
the sporting fraternity, else Iowa would
have been the battle-ground for many
fray
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-02
SHAKEN By SHAKERS.

Strange Manifestations Of Spirit Power
Among Indiana People.
MITCHELL, IND, Aug. 1-Some women,
known as Mount Ebal Shakers, have for sev-
eral weeks been holding meetings and Great
ing considerable excitement in Monroe coun-
ty, and at Reeds station in this county, by
the strange power they seem to possess
They made several converts, some Of whom
showing the effects of the power they claim
has possession Of them.
During services they jerk and shake vio-
lently, some of them becoming so worked
up that they have to be carried from their
places, while the meeting is in progress.
Several of the shakers converts at other
places have become completely insane.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-02
KING ALFoNso's SUCCESS.

Tho Youthful Ruler of Spain Makes . Hit
in Receiving the Moorish ENJOYS.
IBT CABLE TO THE DIsPATcH.l
LONDON, Aug. king Alfonso as
sisted his mother on Wednesday at San
Sebastian to receive the ambassadors sent
by the Sultan of Morocco to remove the
misunderstanding which have recently
arisen between the two countries. The
little King performed his part with great
success, and at the conclusion won all hearts
by toddling of with the chiet ambassador
to show him superb collection of Toledo
arms, tapestries, silver and gold tea sery-
ices and other presents destined for the Sui
tan.
The ceremony by all accounts was ex-
tremely imposing, but that which struck
one observer most strongly was 'fthe strange
resemblance noticeable between the features
of many of the Spanish noblemen and Off
GERS and that Of their proud, silent and re-
served Moorish guests, whose stately mein.
distinguished manners and fine, tall figures
were as striking as their Oriental gar6 and
arms"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-02
DISAPPOINTED LoNDONKRs.

T'Scy Wanted 60 Hear Chsuncey Depew
Talk, but Had to Forego 1t.
LBY CABLE TO THE DIsPATcH.1
LoNDoN, Aug. l.-Great disappointment
was manifested among the guests at the
luncheon given on TUESDAY by the Worlds
Fair Commission TO the Royal Commission
ers % the Worlds Fair when it was ascer-
tnined that Chauncey N. Depew was not
present. 1t transpired that Mr.. Depew had
been called very suddenly TO Vienna to join
Cornelius Vanderbilt, and the luncheon
proceeded as well as it could without the
distinguished orator, Major Moses P.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-02
A HUGE IRON DEAL.
Eight Great Mining Companies to Consoli-
date With S17, 200, 900 Capital.

DULUTH, Aug. 1.-The reported consoH-
dation Of the Chicago and Minnesota Ore
Company with the Minnesota Iron Com
pany, which owns the Tower mines and the
Duluth and Iron Range Railway, turns out
to be much larger deal than was at first re-
ported. 1t is proposed to consolidate eight
great concerns into one company, which
will own every mine at present shipping
ore, the Duluth and Iron Range road and q
total land-holding of about 30, 600 acres.
The combined capital will be about ST.
100000. The Chicago and Minnesota Com
pany owns 27 300 acres of mineral land on
the Vermilion range, and controls the stock
of the Chandler Iron Company, which made
$500, 900 last year. The Minnesota Iron
Company alone has nearly 100 acres of good
iron-bearing lands, and Is contesting directly
or indirectly several claims that will, no
doubt, be very valuable; but much Of its
lands are like hundreds of other claims, un-
tested, and therefore doubtful
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-02
ndy's address being the feature of the

Handy's address being the feature of the
occasion.
In the evening the commissioners were
dined by Josiah Caldwell, of Boston and
London, among his other guests being
Colonel Ochiltree, Steele Mackaye, Charles
Wyndham, Creighton Webb and Colonel
William Schoefer. Imre Kiralfy has Just
returned to London from Spain, where he has
Madrid to obtain more data for the New
York celebration of the fourth centennial
of the discovery Of America
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-02
a DARING PEDESTRIAN.
He Is . Russian Lieutenant, and VIII Arouse,
Enthusiasm in France.
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Enthusiasm in France.
rBY CABLE TO THE pIsPArcH.J
LONDON, Aug. 1.-The young Cossack
lieutenant, Backmontoff, who walked from
vladivostock to st. Petersburg in Is months,
is now on his way on foot from the Russian
capital to Paris, accompanied by the small
gray dog which tramped with him across
Siberia and back. Backmontof's trip will
be utilized by French patriots for further
demonstrations in favor of the Russian
alliance, and both man and dog are likely to
receive an embarrassing amount of attention
in France.
In Siberia the daring pedestrian walked
for hundreds of miles in solitude. In France,
if the programme now being arranged is
to be carried out, he will pass through
cheering crowds and under triumphal arches
in every town, and will have to undergo q
course of festive eating and drinking calcu-
lated to undermine the constitution of even
the hardest Cossack and toughest dog.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-02

Dacey's, on Bates street. The allegation Is
that Dacey while digging trench in his
yard threw lot of clay on Sexton's prop
erty, and when Sexton's wife asked him to
put the dirt somewhere else, he threatened
to kill her
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-02
THE LAST OF THE MIAMIs DYING.
The Untamed Chief Godfrey, Wen Stricken
in Years, Passing Away.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsFArcH.1
FIT. WAYNE, IND, Aug. 1. Word
reached this city this morning that James
R. Godfrey, the Chief and last of the orig
inal tribe of Miami Indians, whose reserva-
tion lies south of this city is dying. The
old chief is well advanced in years, some
placing his age in the COS.
Between Is and 100 children, grandchil-
dren and great-grandchildren live on the
reservation with the old man, and many of
them are fairly industrious and well-to-do.
Their chief, however, rather scorned work,
and carries with him in his old eyes the
untamed spirit of the once proud Miami
race. He delighted in nothing more than
to smoke a pipe with his visitors and relate.
incidents Of his warrior days.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-02
Objected to the Clay.

John Dacey was put under bail by Alder
man McMasters yesterday for court for
surety Of the peace, on charge preferred
by William Sexton, next door neighbor of
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-02
Pennypacker's Luck.

CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. IA Pennsyl-
vanian named Pennypacker is engaged to a
rich lady belonging to one of the best fami-
lies in the city.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-02
BADGES OF sERvITUDR
London Housewives Finding 1t Difficult to
Make Domestics Wear Caps.

LONDON, Aug. l-Correspondence is
raging in London newspapers upon the
question, care domestic servants bound to
wear caps?" Judge Bayley, of the West.
minister County Court, who is probably a
bachelor, is responsible for the discussion.
A servant dismissed at short notice for de-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-02
E0, FOR NIAGARA FALLS!
One Hundred Carloads OF Excursionists

One Hundred Carloads OF Excursiontsts
Pass Through Lima in One Day.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATCH.1
LIMA, Aug 1.-Ten excursion trains of
ten cars each, and heavily loaded with ex-
cursionists on their way to Niagara Falls,
passed through here to-day.
The trains were run very carefully, ex-
actly 20 minutes apart, and extraordinary
precautions were taken to prevent such ac-
cidents as have Mortified the people Of the
State lately.
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Continued on Tenth Pags
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VOICE TO Contractors.

- kALED PROPOSALS Will BIZ KFCETyFD
- a, tae 0t'ice Ct gAe supervising AZ u teE rs
EfF department " ssh.E.Et0u l.. g. uatI = O'Clock
= l o. ne -t2 day % January. l-9l, f5r a. he
labor -ul g. ate-tals Tee fe1 farrhe plumbing gas
ifirG- cl--. t9F Tie z led States custom haas@
INtsta1ilct, etc. t4.- AZ tsor. TOWNSEND Wash
IT. aceaE-aII2v wE,n he draw .nzs and sgzer5Fs-s
tel g9sses o.: Hiirh may u hst % Applications \;
jl4l> chce gr The oelce Of The s0peri ntsad-nt al
Farf VwIlSen3 Wash
Each e31 n-Est De- accompanies " certified
Cs"-A Tor suEa Tot less thar per cent Of ;he
Ssuoul~ q tte proposal
t-4V t-He herein s-ase for p@DLSE Tie sane. : %
t+S " eta 90 hot comply STRICTLY with 49, tie rs-
SllT7aa-4ats q tbis invitation
Sf"ft-Als must - enclosed in snvesores sealed
and marked Proposal sog she PLUMBING gzsD5r-
us esc Tor H. nltt3 states cgstanl house razr-
once. etc, binding 81 Port TcWHsen5 Wass =
IVA me name sHc address II tie Gjafe- On fsA
oas4ec 81 envelope TOR de1t4 hctloE. Az addressed
10 " J. EbBROOEE
Supervising Architect
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FOR ExCR4SG E.

FOR ExCR4SGE
Toe TxC IA ,lC8E-s3. COO WORTH OF MIR
Il chAn&is. .or Numbered city or iagul
property Fcokfs Exchange. s1O second street
Tor ExCHASGE-TIIE FURNITURE OF 20
Il rooms vel ioca-ed. for . house and lot II -
st-le, Will Jay a!ttere1ce IN cash Morgaas z
change, room = nion block
IJR FxCHANGE-A GOOD RANCH ~
Il Eastern Kansas Ant money for = seattle r-si-
ceGoe P-eperlE- = y Preston 90 Pioneer sIocz
L grated tsr buildings GA Aa5s-Ha street VII
slve Q; tEsul "a have = house --.'r On tea
other O. ~ exchange bGtA f1r cottage c3qs. "a
car Inc Address b~Her. z. o. BOX l422 ci-v
LvR FX,HANGE-REAE F~TATr .~D
o'aer Fr9periy 'oE tug boa 2, %. Box s4l-
Tor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FRUIT LAM
4 ? lots anywhere IL seattle. 8oola Va as
Butter t.7cz-
TOR CHANGE-ACREAGr Mae "a
L coma ior citF l0Ls Room y o. % Butter t.lQsz
IL. INCH SGE-w-EG Has GOT A coon
improved farm 20 -1cLaase lQr So u5s3 ...a-. =
very desirable goods Address II ID PY>t- Tet4ef-
i,--acer
TOR ExIHA SGF-TEo RESIDENCE T0rs
Is J-t-15p a. 20 minutes ak from pltu@e- 40
acres b~8Hf4fH- tS-Juas sad Iu ~eAa We .- .ti-sa
No'-H shIn-z, cilF 4r-s IN Ful--u street
MIN 81 ma - acres near ~.GH-r. wan s--r
ai1lil. "a. t seattle; iI sell or escha-ze fr
Seattle PrsI'srty- ADDRESS p ~ B-x 81. clty.
| HAVE CITY AM COUNTRY REAL -
L tale 10 e1ca4ag7 D3znAu, room - Ep-er al3ek
L'oE EXCHANGED LARGE -AFE Nth
EHc> A.d H-~t-s g trade for coin - NlnE c5s,ufv
c4rt- log second street. SEATTLE. WAsa
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FOR REST-HoUsEs.
II rpon cD.szgs; reat -; wafer free. Apply 70
Blaine Defriss. B1s-oa block
LOB REST-EIGHT- ROoX HOUSE: CLOSE
Il Il; = a Eooo te-aat Sl5 LenorA street
L'oR EENT-TTSE- ROOM HOUSE. WITH
al urp1%.u iltg4ver1E1ts Apply 70 James
Gleason corner 1~eift7 AID JacssOn-
I,OR RFST-SIx- ROOM HOUSE. WITH ALL
Elgtern improvements. one siocx from " sf.i-
s0D slrest, Rentoa addition Inquire corner Joy
sad b-aGeley streets
U'OE EEST-FoUR AND FiVE-RDox FLATS.
cheAp. Gs1fge " ba1oa. room IS Epier block
L-oE RFSI-sIX- ROOM HOUSE INQUIRE
r I.lo6 James street
I1OR KEST-FIvE- ROOM HOUSE: FURSI-
i turs tor s2ls- LAa= street, between Eiz1ih &aa
Ninth
L@oK EEST-FLAT@. 2-Ro0M, s.: 3-RO0N
-; +-rooFn4 $40 water free l,5Z5 Seventh
-
Tor REST-A CONVENIENTLY ARRAxcFD
Il 5-ro0En cDe-story eastage with 40. and cold
w4te-. Ulc- iaSUs convenient % three car lines
Inquire Prank " tsCo11Us, Cashier SezttIe say
Tags Bank.
TOR REST-TwO HOUSES. I Jos ANp1fos
Il Seventh street, roeas esca sl5. 5r,-ora
house corner Blsua-cs agt Harrison streets. - 5:
Bear Rollins street car line / ". Enrz, Cnion
49,
+ ssere4- -'-'-
I,Og RE~T-HovSES. LARGE And SMALL
II Room Il SssliivAn biaes-
L'oE ST-EIGRT-EOOM HOUSE. $50 PIE
/ month. al Wln&1-E street. and f1r sale eSs-
payments l.-s John y. h41-sey' room 81 81 Sc
I>oR KFNT-FIaHT- ROOM HOUSE OK MAD
Il i,oa aud sixteenth; cheap. bot ald cold water
L'0k RENT HOUSES. ia. rs BELL. 81.
i reEi $50 and S35 respectively, ICONS, Eas-
Electric halls. hath AE3 -ofern improvements
AlplY :" g Hebron, il~ Be. street
L'oR REST-vERY DESIRABLE lo-RooX
+ hoase; a. modern IMPROVEMENTS auess ysew
tu Cty Room Colonial o41lA~
I-uR RFST-HoUsE RENTING AND RENr
i collecting = one q nur special departments
which - clv@ promPi and careful attention
A,hiEEtua Territory investment 60. alce corner
Second and Cherry II company > OAR cupa1ne.
TOE HENT-HJTSE OS FIzE STREET;
L No 6.2 Apply - Chspin Atkinson, rooa1
Boston oiork
L,oR RE~T-Two AND ONE 7-Ro0M
L heu~e dLest location; rent reasonable -.-S2
Man street
TOR EE~T-sEVEN- ROOM HOUSE; Hor
L and cod water. s-o. 2-3 Poplar street. Frout
L'oR BENT-EIvE ROOM HOUSE, TENTH
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MAsE,l-toa street
EoE RENT-A >EvEN-RooM HOUSE;
L choice; .ow reaL j.. NJ shaaks, room Bos-
ton block
Eos kFST-'suoD ElGHT-R ROOM HOUSES;
T at convenience. rheap 10 good people John
n. tVHasy- blS Burke h.ll3suE.
L'CE kENT-HoU~k> AFPLY tn LOW
I mar : Pelly. -l9 Pioneer bl!t1lag, Front All
jane
L7uR BENT-HoUsEs: CITY WATER
eS--NT8- rooEls EiehGn ard Madison.
So rooms car
SIS .slt rooms. - rect .rasie,t-
IL : TT ENt-t.. @8- Butler Block
FOR RENT-STORFS.
Tor RENT-STQkE 20x6o. WEsr AND
seneca streets. ka-pA Hopkins, West ard
~rnerA
INoE REST-STCRF AND STaRE- ROOM:
L klrekS rUiitlas, sic Columbia street ApplF
- sol an 4oS BurAe s1ll1llE
E'oR RENT-STCRkS UNDER BALDWIN
L house. feA-eE avenaG Inquire room :. up
stAlEA
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" ANTEb-AEN WITH TEAMS To m
erA.ins. as &C airing ard grgbbing EbO Will
.ASs 40 Z pA<t payment for work Apply room
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THE FOLLOWING CITY WARRANTS WILL
- paid upon presentation - the city trs4sl-
Eers UT1ce No Interest al-oWe,. after nlsee2 GAYS
tr0Gl nrsE publication OF thts notice
lo5e read fund warrants y - 1884 70 ~ N
elusive
Elre fund warrants Sas- 500 - 59S incl1sgTA
Pubic health warrant. No -
WILLIS ANE~. City Treasurer.
Llale Of nrsE alal-.a.-sa. Decaa-1er -. le9L.
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SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CONPANY-F<-
- Elzeers All contractors for bridges q every
CsscrlpEo1 Saa-T-o1iliiEx. pile-4rTving drsfz 2 :
Aao steam SHOVEL sNcavstinE; plans sad secltlcz-
i&s1ss llrnIaE-1 o. Application: corrsspua1aacs
solicited OfSce- Occidental block S~arrf4 49,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
TIA NELEEst IRA VELERst TRAVELLERS.
W hy sheuid yoG p2y more than s. 70 $40 for
TIE best EUnkS: Tos can get them az lie Nam
street ~ th0ss prces-
E'gR WEI WEATHER YOU SHOULD WEAR
a finsgse a smiths celebrated c0r1nTzR shoes:
30 - Z. hand ssga; csxk sA1xs. lilo MAlR street.
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CONFECTIONERY.

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DANCING ACADEMIES.

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