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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-19
The Coffee Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 1a.-Coffee-Rfo, good
to fair, H@i615c.
BALrINoRE, Jan. 1s.-Coffee steady; Rio car
goes fair, 17c; No. 7. l31zc.
SANTOS, Jan. 16.-Coffee-Average, 10 800
reis per ten kilos: receipts during the week,
80 900 bags; purchases for the United States,
II. 900 bags: shipments to the United States,
LOCO bags: stock, 476 900 bags.
Rio DE JANEIRo, Jan. 16-Cofee-Reeular
f1rsts, nominal; good seconds, $500 reis per
ten kilos: receipts during the week, 1000
bags: purchases for the United States, $1,000
bags; shipments to the United States, 4s, 600
bags; stock, 226 bags.
NEW YORK. Jan. 1s.-Coffee options opened
steady 10 points up to down, closed dull and
unchanged to 10 points down: sales, $500
bags, including January, 12.70@12.75c Feb
ruary. 12.35@12. 40c: March, II. .l5@l2 20c; May,
nso@l e0c; June, 1l75c; September. H7oc;
spot Rio dull and firm; No. Z, l313c.
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Grocerie9.

We have no changes to report in this line
Monday is not day for new features in the
grocery trade. Sugar is reported steady at
the decline already noted. Canned and dried
fruits are still dull, while canned corn and
tomatoes are active and firm, with a good
prospect of another advance in prices.
GREEN CoPFEE-Fancy. 2l@c2r; choice Rio. 200
201Sc; prime. leHc; low grade Rio. I7x@IsJ@c; old
government Java. G@29c: Maracaibo, 2l1fCle2lsc:
sso: sSsso: L EasSr nayG. saasSs ss;s Caracas M
ROASTED dn papers(-standard brands 1ec: high
R,n berry @ ers;GsrR enSes Rio S prime RO lsc
hsS SPICES hoIedoyes %i",R1ry isSl4c aspice 1oc
PsTRoLsE TRSosLsE LsEgM-tgobbsrs' pricsslSIlOo test, SIC;
9@91kc; globe. 1+1;t.c: elaine. 15c: carnadne lie;
royane, i4c; red u, los@11c; purity, 14c; olene,
MINERS oIL.No: winter, strained, 4aS44c per
s4@asc; prime sugar syrup. 5o9s2c strictly prime,
choice, 4O@Ic; old crop, a@ssc; N. o. syrup, 40
,sopA-si,carb. in kegs. s4@ssc; si-carb, in ".
CASpLEs-star, fnli weight &c; stearine, per
R1cE-Head Carolina, eA@614c; choice, bS@sc;
sTARcT-Pearl, &c; corn starch. eas,1c; gloss
starch, 607c.
FoRrIGS FEuITs.Laysr raIsns. g %; London
81 4o9l 60: Valencia. 5a@sc: ondara Valencis, 10
7Ac; Sultana. S3l5c; currants. 49415c: Turkey
Palsih h. @ 10 Ts
do shelled. soc; wainuts. Nap, Iaa4c: Sicily III
herts; lie; Smyrna fgs, 119l3c: new dates. 5@5tc:
@f;s !s@%ss @ Pei e Ssssss sssi 1se ID
evaporated, 7h@Sc: peaches, evaporated, pared,
N9alc: peaches. California, evaporated, impaired,
s,s@9sc: cherries pitted 12c: cherries, unpitted,
sc rsspberries, eyaporated, 11@isc; blackberries,
sUeARs.Cubes. 4c; powdered. 4Ac: granulated.
low s ehoce ssc i fellow % good. % s@sso ] yei- ye
FicFstsasisaium, Obls u.ao,, 81 so; medium,
=, saIT.So: y! 5,sS5 r. bs s. 20; No l. ez.r, eS|.
CAEYH9 GooDs-standard peaches. q 75sa1 90:
peaches @ saes o. nesa oPfn I sS ei HG fG
corn. 95e@sl 05: red cherries. q Oo9l 10; Lima
nsan e. psas sskd s Sc: S. soates ese6 ss e
pineapples, 81 a0S1 30: Bahama d.. Il 90: damson
Rssrna Ra%s CO. spFse,!s 81 81 co.
I q W %hss 81 s. ssT eH%;
u sV9l 50: blackberres SOC: succotash, 2-ib cans,
SVs S 7 fsne So so 6sGsd
beans q 49l 65 lehsters, lo-b cans. 81 Is; mack
rs, IS ssS4 90; rs, g 5o sardines. imported, rs,
sl1 5N9l2 6o sardines, imported. .s. SIS 90; sar-
dimes; mustard % g 80; sSrdines, spised. g 80
erei, SIS 90; No: ? large macksrei sl7 co; No. 8
Rss s1 20 iSks S.i 3D. LAKE, % reSs ssl
land ID lsaiisat. @ lsc b. Piefere half I Dbl: u ee Co.,
quarter bbl. 81 co. Holland herring 75c. waikoff
OATaIEAL-A 7ttH5 co.
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From Hotel Dellone.

Mr.. G. w. Reed, proprietor of the Hotel
Dellone, Omaha, one of the finest new and
modern hotels in tie West, says of Cham
bsrlain's Cough Remedy:
"We have used it in our family for years
with the most satisfactory result, especially
for our children, for colds and Group It
can be depended upon; besides it is pleasant
to take and seems to be free from chloroform
ind the oily substances put into many
cough mixtures. % cent, so cent and 81
bottles for sale by druggists. TTsu
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To the Saloon and Private Trade,

AS the season is now at hand for ale and
porter, the Straub Brewing Company take
pleasure in announcing to the saloon and
private trade that they are prepared to fill
all orders promptly. We also claim that
our celebrated brands of "Pilsener" and
Munich" lager beer cannot be excelled by
any brewers of the States. We guarantee
our beer to be four and one-half months old
and all our goods are made of the very best
quality of hops and malt. Ask the saloon
trade for it or telephone No. 503s.
The STRAUB BREWING Co.
Corner Main street and Liberty avenue.
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PLANO BARGAINS.
Weber Piano, Hardman, KnaDe Piano,

Weber Piano, Hardnsn, Knabe Piano.
A fine Weber upright piano, in good con-
dition, of excellent tone and elegantly
carved case, at a great sacrifice Also 3
splendid Hardman square piano, good as
new, and a first-class Knabe piano. These
instruments will be sold at an exceptionally
low figure. Now is the time to invest in q
piano. j. M. HOFFMAN, & Co.,
537 Smithfeld street.
The finest assortment of new pianos BY
Sohmer, Colby and Schubert at the most
reasonable prices in the city.
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IBID. tAsked.
Bank Clearings,

CHIcAeo-Money easy at 51s@6 per cent
New York exchange, 20@30c premium. Bank
clearings, el8,3l6,370.
ST. LoUIs-Clearing,, $l,256,ssl; balances,
s652, ,2@6 Money, 6@7 per cent. Exchange on
New York, SOC premium.
MEMPHIS Clearings, $A6,2A; balances,
premium.
NEW ORLEANS -Clearings, $2,07l,ss7. New
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-19

York exchange, commercial. par; bank, 81
per 81, 900 premium.
NEW YoRK-Bank clearings, $50. 43o s5s; bal
ances, S., sos POS.
BosToN-Bank clearings, sls.023.742; bal
ances. sL7,4.s75 Money ? per cent. EH-
PHILADELPHIA-Bank clearingss $1l 92S, ,677;
balances, 81. .733, $50. Money, percent.
BALTIMoRE-Bank clearings, s. sos, 976; bal
ances $iS3, ,551. Rate, 6 per cent
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-19
Fine Repairing, Polishing and Tuning o
Pianos at 81. Kleber & Bros

Now that the rush and pressure of bust
ness that continued throughout the holidays
at our music store, 506 Wood street, is over,
we are again prepared to take and execute
promptlytall orders for the tuning, repair
ing and polishing of pianos. AS we employ
only competent, hrst-class men, we can
guarantee satisfaction. Our prices are
reasonable.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-19

p ton: No. white middlings. s1s GOALS 90; brown
middlings SIG 5O1l7 90; winter wheat bran, Oh IS
@1s 90; chop feed s21 0O023 90.
HAY-Baled timothy, choice. sis 5o01a 70; No. Z.
S2 2S02 IS: No. . SO 751lI 90: clover hay, S1 30
OH 81 loose, from wagon sIs GOALS co. according
to quality; packing hay, IS 5O99 co.
STRAw-oats, ~ OO97 80: wheat, s6 50@6 90; rye,
f6 0O96 25,
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Mining Stock Quotations.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1s.-Alice, 140 Aspen, 800;
Best and Belcher. 100; Con. Cal. & Va, 400;
Eureka Con. 175; Homestake. 1926 Horn
Ontario, 1900: ophir, $50; plymouth, 40; Saw
age, 100: Sierra Nevada, 100; Standard, 110;
Union Con-, 14O; Yellow Jacket, 100.
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Turp-ntine Markets.

1SAvANNAH-Tnrpentine firm at 3l5zc Rosin
firm at 81 l09l 10.
CHARIEsToN-Turpentn steady at BIG.
Rosin 1rnE good strained, 81 05
NEW YoRK-Rosin steady and quiet.
Turpentine qnies and frm at S41S@35c
wILnIyGToN-Spirits of turpent tine steady
at sic Rosia dull; strained, ST. Is; good
strained 81 80. Tar steady at 81 S5 Crude
turpentine steady; hard, 81 90: yellow dip,
81 S5; virgin, 81 90.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-19

NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-The market for dry
goods opened without change from previous
conditions. American inuigoes and shirt
ings are to be advanced on February l, to
SIC and &C respectively by agents, and on
February Is by jobbers.
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Prices of Bar Silver.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1S-[SpecinL bar silver
ers price for silver 9314@94c per ounce.
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The Metal Markets.

NEW YORK, Jan. ls.-Pig iron moderately
active; American. SIS 15@l7 75.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-Copper quiet and
weak: lake, SlI co. Lead easv; domestic.
81 l75S. Tin dull and weak; Straits, sls rs.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-19
Eat Marvin's Bread.
It is the best, the purest, the cheapest.
Your grocer keeps it.

GOOD servants andihelp will answer your
advertisements in THE DIsPATCa oent-a-
word columns.
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Your picture free and handsomely framed
given away with every dozen. Cabinets 81
by Hendricks & Co., No. 6s Federal street,
Allegheny.
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Closing Bond Quotations,

U. S. IS reg. .1161sI MI & T. Gen. S.. 5354
do. IS coup. ......1I61x Mutual Union IS .104le
do. as reg 100 n. j. c. Int. Cert. .l10A
do. 414s coup. Northern Pac lists. Ills
Pacific IS of '95s. ...I09 do do. Ends. lib
Louisiana stamp. As. s. Northwestern cons I40
Missouri 6s. s.......... do debentures IS, los
Tenn, new set, est los Oregon Trans. 6s..
do. do. 5s... 81 st. LIZ I. NJ. Gen.5s s54
do. 10. 3s... 6S1x st. L. &SanF. Gen. NJ. 10Y
Canada So. DDS. .102 st. Paul Consols. 126
Cen. Pacific lists. .105ss st. P. C. p lists. lib
Den. r. G. lists. .1l61t Tex.P L.G. TT. Rcts $50
do. do. 4s.... 78A Tex. p. r. G. TT. Rcts 81
Den. &R. G. Vest lists Union Pac. 1stst .1061x
Erie DDS. 1861 West Shore. .102
NJ. E. 7. Gen. 6s.. son r. G.. West......... n
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PhiIadeIphis Stocks.

nished by Whitney & Stephenson, brokers, No. 81
Fourth avenue, members of the New York Stock
Exchange:
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Boston stocks-closlng Prices.
Electric Stocks.

BosroN, JAN 1s.-tSpeciaL 1.-The latest cleo
trio stock quotations to-day were:
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REAL ESTATE SAVINGS BANK, LIN.

COL Smithield Street, Cor. Fourth Avenue.
Capital, S100,0Oo Surplus, $4,000.
Deposits of 81 and upward received and
interest allowed at per cent. IT'S
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Wool Markets.

ST. LoUIs-Wool-Receipt 2,1o0 pounds;
shipments l57, 100 pounds. The wool market
IS rather quiet but bright stocks rule strong
and Texas and Territory steady.
No safer remedy can be had for coughs and colds
or any trouble of the throat than Browns Bron-
chial Troches." Price 25 cents Sold only in boxes.
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- - - - -'-'-'----
MIrCiiEIiii BLUsTERs.
Strong Talk from tho .Ep sllsh siuggor-it
Calls Sullivan n Coward.

Strong Talk from the, Ebsllsh siuggcr-Iie
Calls sullivan n Coward.
NEw ioRx, March GA morning
paper aillrms that these words we're
used by Charles Mitchell in a talk with
Us reporter yesterday; "Sullivun's u
nice chap, isn't he? Ito can't fight n
little bit. lie is n big, tut, still usher,
John L. Sullivan Is, and II rood.for.no,h.
Ing drnnkard. He is afraid ofme, that's
all there Is to It. Why did he not nc
cept my proposition to fight nc hciorc
the Olympic Club OF New Orleans for
q SO, 900 purse and Il side bet Of s., 500?
Isn't Sc, 400 enough TO make when YOU
Know. you've got surc thing? Ii Sulli..
van thought he had .wRlk.over why in
the blawsted world didn't no give me II
fight? Oh! Iknow tho reason why he
ilunked from me, and the willy English.
man winkcd significantly. "lrs because
/ he Is afraid OF me; that's all. lilo knows
very VOL that couldn't bet SO, 900 on
tho outside, and hoiknows positively
that the odds would be two to ono
against me. It's 4 lio II they say that
! didn't want 10 iight1him when VIC met
Oh two occasions. lilo, tho hi. fat still,
also knows that he can't lick me. Ito
took up Corbett, another fake, 10 have
an excuse not to meet mo. They vii!
never meet, MIND you. Its all piece
o. ADVERTISING
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\ brutal hlur.lpr.

WIsSlrEa, March %. :. Particulars
reached here tonight OF brutal muir
der Ill the district OF Alberta. persea
Sam lived with his family on tho out
skirts OF the vi!!ago oil Pinchcon Creek.
With him lived another old Indian.
Sam and his boys had been in the habit
Of Stealing wood and rails, and upon the
Old man demonstrating, Sam sent his
lWo boys out to thrash the old man,
The, tried TO kill him with a Ratchet.
put became frightened at the sight OF
blood and ran back home. sam then
went out with IN axe ana finished the
]oo BY splitting tho old mans head
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AWFUL iiEyEAGE

For fancicd Wrongs. hungarian Peasants
Attempt to Crcmnto n Family.
BrDA pEsTn, March 222.-Dispatches
have frequently reported the distress
prcyailing in northern Hungary among
the peasants andthc tuition continues
osrow more critical. rho discomfort
has moro than once resulted in acts OF
hwcssncys. Tho latest instance Of riot
Ols conduct comes from Orccho, in
lorthcrn Hungary, where humber OF
PEASANTS thought that they had been
badly treated in tho distribution OF re-
lief. They determined to take revenge
On tho burgomastcr Tor their iancied
wrongs. They went in body to the
house OF the burgomaster which is OH 4
farm little distance from the town and
nOiselcss!r barricaded the doors and
windows SO rs to prevent anyone from
getting out OF the place. Then the
peasants set fire to the place, their
wowed intention being to burn the
burcomastcr and his family to death.
They would have succeeded in their
neiarious design had it not been Tor the
fact that the fire was seen by q number
Of farmers vino FASTENED to the scene.
They were surprised to see q large
body OF peasants standing about and
making no attempt TO fight the
lire, but they soon gained iniorma-
ton OF the peasants intentions. They
were thunder struck 1T the cold bloodcd
brutality displayed and ut once attcmp-
ted to rescue the imprisoned burgo-
master and the members Of his famlly.
The peasants, however, were not dis
posed 10 let the farmers do anything
and 4 desperate fight occurred before
the latter could overcome the resistance
offered to their work OF rescue. The
fire was gaining in strength every min
ute and the farmers fought with dcspcr-
alton. knowing well that ii they we're
defeated those i'll the burning building
would be consumed. Tho peasants
were finally put to flight. The barri-
cadcs were then hastily removed and
everybody in the house rescued. In the
meantime the flames had gained such
Roadway that it was impossible to save
the house. The peasants who took part
IN the affair are known and they will be
teverely punished.
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, srAnrl.lNG srArE ME GNT.

s,ory That IliIi u"elnrn'i ihat lie Is Not u
'' r.,dldntc because Ito knows lilo Would
Il, Defeated. %
DETROIT, Mlcll., March 9?2.-Tho Trib.
mn yIenubiican) says that David Ben
moi, Hill has sent word secretly TO his
Michigan friends that he is not can.
Jjlatc for the presidency. The paper
declares that the Democratic STATE con.
,cs,ion to DO held at Muskegon, May 4,
Iii send to Chicago an uujnstrucied
Jc,roa,ion, with secret instructions 10
allow the vote OF New York, assurance
Eoiny given that Hill Is not 4 candidate.
The Tribune goes on TO lay that last
rock the local Democrats sent M. ON.
hss.y cast to look over tho political
Xiii The first thing ihc%aii was 10
rSII mon Senator Hill and nsli him for
n candid definition OF his position.
Tbis they got, the Trib,me;f declares ;
,bcn It adds: any friends 1.-THE acna.
,or declared, ~ am not candidate Tor
The presidency. | am ambitious for
ths, high honor, but / am fully aware
tba. while might secure the nomina.
,ion, | should be inevitably defeated at
the polls" ~
The ambassadors wero aghast.
"But what do you want your friends
in Michigan 10 dol" gfJs.
"Send an uninstrucled delegation ibnt
will vote with New York, replied Mr..
Ill., "Now York has always named
the winner and will do It this time.
Michigan cannot afford to boclsowhcrc
than in tho camp Of tho victor
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MARTINS FEt,l;l.
Accidents and lncidcnts In TINT Thrivin:
Clty--Pcrsonnl and Indus, riui. ,g-,s -

Accidents and Incidents In Tint Thrivin.
Clty-porsonnl and InGnstrini. ,.,s 5.
james Riley will run q" nujindcpcnd-
ent candidate for street commissioner.
William Coates is the regular Rapubli-
can candidate and James Shrodes the
Democratic.
Standard Council, Kings Daughters,
were entertained last evening sin a
pleasant manner by Miss Eloise Gray,
at her liomc on North Third street.
Martins Ferry people wanting tho
1NrELLIGENCEg delivered TO their homes
should call at the branch Office next
door to the postotlice.
Mrs. Thomas Edgar died yesterday
mornin. at her home fon@Gle!tn!s run,
after brief illness. The funeral takes
place this afternoon.
SIr. Shlemon, OF Persia, gave an inter
estins talk Mt the Y. N. C. a. last even
ing. The music was also good.
Mr.. \. j. Van Pelt is able to:be at his
place at the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
office, after 4 weeks Illness.
a band OF gypsics passed through
town last, evening and attracted con-
siderable attention.
Fresh Garden Seeds in bullqund pack
age at. J. Williams grocery, ep Wash
ington street. ~ Eow-r
Mrs. 0. r. Wood is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. Willard kiddor, OF Terra
Hautc, Ind.
Miss Nora Dolbare, OF Bcnwood, spent
a few days with Mrs. L.: Lindeman, in
Etnavillc.
Photographic views OF Martins Ferry
are being taken for IN indianapolis
firm.
Interest is increasing in the election
which takes place next Monday week.
Everything in the sroccrylirea e Ross
Mitchell's, j. S. Harrison's old stand .
Mr.. George Robcrtshdw spent Sunday
and Monday with friends ut Toronto.
Miss Julia Powell, OF Preston, Dakota,
is visiting friends in this city.
Ross Mitchell. the grocer, solicits a
share OF your patronage.
Mr.. Fred Deibrugge, OF .Etnaville, is
laid up with the grip.
Charley PAUL, OF Iiltonvillc, was in
town yesterday.
Ross Mitchell is ollingSsroccries@at
low prices. ,l59s:- .;5". p
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AS?ONISHED. MO !QEE.
Wonder Was Ito Held out So Long.


A clcrt tainted from nsryo'n exhaustion on
returning home. 0rTr-E aud ucfrvaS s,rah
brose hun do,ri, with Tho addition offspring 10;
biiity 10 prevalent It this s5n,On.Ci mo year
Tho MmcR pp rs to thousand Of oyerwotsed
clcsks, mechanics, shop girls and others who
see thcmsclve growing thin IN flesh palc and
nlo% md Had thcm'evcs losing ihelr physical
strength ani strong nurc. ThS gov weak,
nervous, tire easily, have dbl ceiling head
malaria wake lrod moraIpBs, logo hi't appc.
tile, become coistipatvd, zeal ihsyrNlls, oils
TGry arGmpmV tndriny dorm; md 'ahuld II Q
immCdIalelythc great nerve strlnsthenrr aud
blood invlEou,or, Dr.. Grccuss Ncrvurh. 1t is
the best Spring ne llcluc nz,hEFWorldl anu
VIII Give c!c " head, strong nudl t2mly.ncrSrAt
vigorous strength Of ldy, and thtiscnfhls theti'
10 kcCpup to their work,
The Grip, also, has oft In It's ttaln thorNuls
OF weak, nervous and dGhillHtsl sl ,o7Grs who
should us, this great s;renghCner and rcs.ura'
tive tonic II they d.siro to recover ths,riOrmcr
health and strength. ,Isg' " +,
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SOCIAL SENSATION.
Caused by Divorce Case In the Upper
Circles of Sioux Fulls

A.. Circles OF Sioux Fulls.
Sioux FALLS, S. D., March 92.-A ire
mcndous sensation has been, created
hero BY tho announcement that G. D.
Scott, OF the firm OF Scott & Thompson,
wholesalers OF farm machinery, had
begun an action iorfdivorco from his
wifc, Jennie B. Scott. Mr.. Scott left in
December for Chicago to complete her
education III elocuton. Scott alleges
that his wife treated him cruelty and
has called him harsh names and other
wise has grievously annoyed him. Mrs.
Scott in answer denies these allegations
and charges her husband with being M
habitual drunkard. She specifically
charges him with adultery with two
women, one OF whom was formerly
quite prominent figure in society. She
alleges that her husband induced her
to leave for Chicago i'll order to begin
the action Tor divorce. She asks for
the custody OF the child, $500 q month
alimony and divorce with division OF
the property. Scott llas been to Chi
cage to induce his wife to withdraw The
charges, but she refused, and all efforts
TO hush up the matter were abandoned.
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a l,roxon i,:,I, Did

ilSnLAr, O., March GA broken
rail on the Fort Wayne & Western road
{, rev from the track the cannon hall"
IN 'nnear here yesterday, fatally injrr-
Ing Engineer Shannon and Fireman
"hStF Anon. the passengers pain
laIaA INJURED were Luther Mayors, city
marsha |; Lydia Eaton and Jane Thurs.
ton. So vera! others were slightly in.
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D;l.A:AlIsE.
all Sor IS OF Local Nors and Gossip from
the Glass City.

all Sort OF Local Norss and Gossip from
the Glass City.
The selection OF city officers here is
the absorbing topic OF conversation
among all classes just at this time.
There are good men on both tickets this
spring, and with quite is good candi-
dates there is no rcason why the Repub-
licans will make any change il their
support this spring.
A slight fire at the Stamping works
called out the department, but they
were not needed. Since the disastrous
fire at that place, however, the watch
man seems TO be always around when
there is "a smell OF smoke"
Rev. j. t. Adkins, pastor OF the Sec
ond NJ. i. church. was started to the
conference at indianapolis yesterday,
after receiving the balance OF his mu-
niiicent salary OF SS2j. for three years
work.
Mayor MCGOWAN issued his proclama-
ton yesterday Tor tho election OF six
new c0uncilmen, and other municipal
officers i'll the order from mayor 10
assessor.
This is the last week OF school until
after tho April vacation, and all OF tho
rooms in tho central building had TO DO
dismissed yesterday.
Mrs. S. @. Hamilton, formerly OF this
city, but recently OF Welsville, will re-
turn TO Dellairc ncxtweek, to'make her
lsme.
The Ladies Home Benevolent Society
meets tomorrow afternoon ct tho home
OF Mrs. ". Fl. Thompson.
Rev. L. W. Barr, Of the First Prcsby-
terian church, is laid up with the
measles.
Will Nicholson, Of Chicago Junction,
is visiting relatives-hcre.
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ca Vt. Buksnr Convicted.

AMSTERDAM, March 22-Tlie court
today scntciA ccd Captain Baker, com
handler OF tia Observation-Disclosures
ste2mship OLDHAM, to one years i'm.
lFlsonmcnt Tor ahootins and killing a
luminous fireman ! lst summerwh on
ayoyagc from NewN York to Rotterdam.
Jiaptaln Baker wa convicted oil a
c!largc OF mauslaushtI\-. t,!,s