The record-union., 1891-03-10

again sent him sprawling
The third time he got up he was again
Knocked down and remained on the
| floor until the ten seconds We're up.
Haggan was declared the winner and
given the purse.
CLEARINGHOUSE STATISTICS.
Business Transacted During the Week
just Passed.
BOSTON, March 9-Clearing-house re-
turns are as follows: New York. S62O.-
593, 900, a decrease of IL per cent: Boston.
$50, 10000, a decrease of Ia per cent:
Chicago, SS1, ,5S3, 900, an increase of H.
per cent; Philadelphia, S65,Ol9,OOO a
decrease of AL per cent; st. Louis,
81, ,479,000, decrease of 34 per
cent; San Francisco, S19, ,403, 900, an in
| crease of 34.3 per cent; Baltimore, Sl4.-
2U,O0O, decrease of $40 per cent; New
| Orleans, Sl1 ,90S, 900, decrease of II per
cent; Cincinnati, $l3,719,000, an increase
| OF 6.o per cent; Pittsburg, SI3, II l 600, a
decrease of 12.2 per cent; Kansas CITY.
SS,754, 900, decrease of 10.7 per cent: Gal
weston, s., ,627 900, an increase of 277 per
cent; Omaha, 81, ,096000, decrease of l2.4
per cent; Denver, 81, ,599, 900, a decrease of
20.5 per cent; st. Paul, S, ,957 600, an in
crease OF 9.3 per cent; Portland OR,
VI.
Seattle, ST., ,226, 600, an increase of 1.9 per
cent; Tacoma, SSS0,000, an increase of
LA per cent; Los Angeles, 1888, 600, an
increase of ZIG per cent; Salt Lake, ST.
$4,000, no comparison. Total of the lead
ing cities of the United States and Ca
NADIA, 81 ,07S, ,l04, 900, a decrease of 90 per
cent, as compared with the correspond
ing week last year.
Manifesto Issued by Manufacturers.
ROCHESTER On. W, March 9.-The
clothing manufacturers of this city have
issued a manifesto relative to the labor
troubles. They refer to the actions of the
the Knights of Labor, whose leaders in
Rochester, they say. are not selected from
residents, but from persons brought there
for the purpose of promoting the peculiar
traits of that organization. They recite
threats of interference, etc. and saw trade
has been diverted and their business in
Jured, until the condition is unbearable,
and we have determined to throw off this
tyranny and provide safeguards for the
future"
The Hearst Funeral Train.
COUNCIL BLUFFS Qowa). March o.
The funeral train bearing the remains of
the late Senator George Hearst of Cali
fornia stopped a few moments at Carroll.
State Senator and the Mayor of the town,
and accompanied by band of music
assembled at the depot to pay respect to
the memory of the dead. A funeral dirge
was played, after which the Mayor and
committee presented the widow with
some floral offerings, extended their
heartfelt sympathies, and expressed their
deep regret at the loss of Senator Hearst
Regular Pitched Battle.
LOUISVILLE, March "a regular
pitched battle was fought by number of
desperate men at place called ''HelPs
Half-acre," in Virginia, near the Cum
berland Gap, last evening. Hugh John
son was killed, Garrett Southern and
Nose Gibson fatally shot and two others
seriously wounded. The first two were
arrested last October on suspicion of be-
ing the men who shot young Morris
Wills. The fight was started by them in
revenge against those who were wit
nesses against them.
Residence for Mrs. Window
New YORK, March 9.-One of the gen
tlemen connected with the movement
among the personal friends of the late
Secretary Window to make some express
sion to his family of the high esteem in
which he was held, states that the amount
contemplated has been realized, and it is
probable that ii Will be invested in suit
able residence at Washington if the
family shall determine to make that CITY
their home, which is now thought to be
their intention.
Maine Municipal Elections.
BANGOR (Me.l, March 9.-Joseph z.
Snow (Dem.) was elected Mayor to-day at
Belfast. Hon. w. P. Thomson. late
democratic nominee for Governor was
elected Mayor of Bangor.
AUGUSTA (Me.), March 81. w. Chase
(Rep.) was elected Mayor. The remainder
OF the Republican ticket was also sue
ceSsful.
Visible Supply of Grain.
New YORK, March 9.-The visible sup
ply of grain, as complied by the New
York Produce Exchange is as follows
Wheat, %, $4,000 bushels, decrease of
$1,000; corn, 2639,O00 bushels. decrease
of 16S,0O0; oats, 2,s75,000 bushels, de-
crease of $4,000: barley, 2, ,179,0o0 bushels,
a decrease of % 900.
Anxiety Felt for Schooner.
New YORK, March 9-Anxiety is felt
concerning the four-masted schooner
William Neeley, which has not been
heard from since the 9th inst, when she |
colllded with the schooner Gregory. both
being badly damaged. 1t is feared she !
has gone down.
Personal Mention.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-General Van |
dever and family leave for home via New |
Orleans tomorrow evening.
Representative and Mrs. Morrow will |
leave the city with their family on Satur-
day for the West, after stopping at sew |
prat nlanpg of mt py +box Thax-
will go to Southern California for stay
before spending the summer in their own
home. Early in the autumn Representa-
tive Morrow's son will be married to Miss |