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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Ry Telegraph.

Kansas CITY. No. Jan. IL CATTT. E-Receip-s
ht. shipments Il0 Steers steady 10 la SC
lower. COWS. sLoCkeTs and feeders steady Steers
l5r5 p, cows II 900 o. stocaers aud feeders
q Jtsa g. HGGS-kcceiuts 62U shipments s7JO
Aat ket % lower. All grades $ 25sS s. bulk 81 -
: - SAkEP-heDe.pts so shipments 80. Mar
strong.
81 .oUls. No. Jan. lL-CATTLE-Receiuts l2rn
fhiNuenis ~. Market steady. Steers 8 Qlag m
Nlntered Texans - o1sS =. HOGS-Recelpts IgJ0
rs-ptleni- iSA Market lower. ueayy IS Stag l0
mixed 3 4gss %, light g. 7ea4 o. SHEEP%Re,
SeIILs ~, shipments Market strong, IS COS
40.
tEfrfGo- lis ian. ll-CAT iii ecsirt. sla
lnpneaIs sUtN Nar,et steady 20 shade lower Steers
: 60 !, cows 81 s585 ~, stockers and feeder.
= 49, :" hONS-heCeipts a. utu shipments - ID
haFkei lower common - 0sss u. mixed s. O5s. ID
hotcAegs - loHst -. Light s. y0s4 IT, SgGEP-Re-
feiltS ~ Z. S-.ii H-niN lF. Market steady lives
- Vs. -. Wetners - s5sc5 .. nos 80 500 so
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Eaehsi. Th.erv.

Miss Rzchel was often told she wa
taking cold On the first warm DAYS c.
summer see marched Up ana down tbs
pavement II frout u TIE holse. fsar.ur
herself vigorously When her -actFe.
appeared she eEc.glrle!. n iakIa- bot
mamma & ~ 1--~- - -fsss ;tvasrs7.5
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-12
Something New-1hrorgh Cars Between st.
Paul and kansas civ

The traffic between above cities has
so increased that the Great Rock Island
route has instituted a new order OF things,
and has put on their trains, a through car
between these points. The ears run on
this service are Pullman combination
chair car aud sleeper. and are the EN- bodi-
ment Of comfort. The price charged Tor
this especial service j. bat iIttle-cUm pared
with the accommodation given.
See hat your tickets read via he Albert
Lea route C.. K. l. & F.; b. &. Il. q ~.
and II. & -. l. Rvs. Maps aud time
tables seut on application.
John SEBASTIAN.
Gen'l 'Ikt * Pass Agf
z. st. JoHN. Gen'l Manager.
General Offices Chicago. 33-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-12

>er1 tea ~ esDts ia slAnps CT co.'s .
5rsH -stsasEzss. tssHfl TEE aEd Fsea A.
ibssH.u. EoEk lsixlsd s1d ksEaEr H.
Ihsrags. B.l. faF = paEk cf tEe lasEss
s-gsgs1~sE. s.scks1 pizTipz cards you sVsr
49, JUS 90. sbiaS tsr - Eve pzFttra-
Ter assz ssssEs8 Cess vLt ssE6 ysa ara
y1ESs
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wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA, Jan. H.
- oUR-Eichest patent s. e. second patent g 50
.xtra .snCy e. -
bJ IEH-First creamery Soc second creamery
4 < Lncst dairy 2t, fine dairy 5c com dairy lUc
LEG 10 Der dozen.
PoUL1 hY-Eoostcrs 81 5Oaa2 90. per dozen or 70
hci pound, LcGE 8 CaHZ 81 Der dozen or t. per
pound spring chickens 81 s5esZ % per dozen 1leo
peE FoLLl, turkeys tkSc per pound. duCks-teal
81 % ua4rds s. 20 per dozen, prairie chickens 50 W
lei coEen. Young Gerse &c Per pound
10 a OkS-t EUiCa sSabUC Def bushel
APELEo-a2 00ss2 % per barrel
SOAL-AntnIHcite 81 81. Canon City So 90 Weir
tlr = - troneuao "A ", PittsOurg e. % Illinois
a. Lv.&cAiIstsrs e. ~
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Wichita Gram Market

WICHITA. Jan. IL
Following are the closing quotations.
GkAlN-Csr lots Oh track.
H-AI-1Sa15e.
tUkN-New 80 sc.
OATS-26S2sc
kEh-Nc . or better 5nESic
IA4-Eaied - SOFAS % per ton, loose. q CnaS No.
GROUND NONN-CEop in cor lots sc per lg-
SOUNDS. corn an oats y % per 10 pounds prsu
sxCAed, ugL pst 10 pounds.
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REPREsENTATIvE SALES


There was big run for Monday and
the supply was larger than was expected.
The fresh receipts were about 1000 hogs.
The market was 5 cents lower today in
sympathy with the decline in eastern mar
kets. The packers were liberal buyers
and everything in the yards was sold. The
bulk Of sales today were 50 % and 8 70
against s. 20 and So so Of Saturday. Tops
today So s. against $3.50 on Saturday.
rrPnFSrNT I'VE aIrEa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-12

For Kansas City, st. Louis and all points,
east take the Missouri Pacific railway
The shortest line TO 1T. Louis by Is miles
No change of ears of any kind between
Wichita and 81 Louis Only fifty hours
between Wichita and New York City via
he Missouri Pacific railway. City ticket
flee 10 North Main street lUl II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-12

STATE OF KANSAS.
COUNTY OF SEDGwICk.
IL. A. Dawson cashier Of ssid hank. do
solemnly swear that the above statement is
true. 20 tire best of my knowledge anu belief,
80 help me God.
J. 4. Dawson. Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn 10 before me, this sth
day OF J;tnuary. lSs2.
tsFAI-I r. L. LAWRENCE, Notary Public,
Commission expires on the 9th day OF
March. lS4j.
Correct
Attest: r. A. DAWSON. Owner.
To Charles F. Johnson. bank commissioner,
Topeka, Nan. d&1 &c
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hank. q s4eFy GsncFIptiea car is fozsi
n tee 5astns.s Caaus u tks EASLK. BFsa
fSos. - GuaELltlss g s4sI Ill ~ 10
CC42Lsr 9.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-12

SO east via tie New snort line, Mis-
souri, Pacific Pheasant Hill route
Through sleeping and chair cars without
change W ichita to St Louis SD Il
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WICHITA. Jan. IL.

The cattle receipts today were light, and
the market was little sluggish on every
thing except prime butcher stuff. There
was the usual Mondays light run and not
much trading was dOBe.
The quotations mere presented ere 10 give The
Eh ppes idea ftle general rHuge OF prices. TIE
various c asses and grades sell within the limits OF
these quotations. accord ne 10 the quality OF Offer
ings and the state Of he daily markets hese quo
Ia ions ar only changed when there has been
permanent change IN The general market The
REPRESENTATIVE sales should be referred to 70 get the
Caily fluctuations.
Native shipping steers. good 70 extra..-.A 0G9i 80
cd TO eIfra uariye I0nkA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-12

inser Tonrl~' Esies ! he >sHta Fe Eoat-.
Tie Santa Re route have placed on sale
Winter Tourist tickets 10 the following
points: Austin. Corpus CbFi>1i. r Peso.
Galveston. Houston. L.auyas>as Rock
gort. san Antonio Texas. Dem5ng. Lake
VALLEY. las Cruces. Silver C8ty and -
zorro. New Mexico Transit limit a p
days IN psch osrvcs{oz. with dEai I5sn.t Of
..une !. Use. Stop-oyer privileges viii ~
si3or.esi within Tie limits ia each dzrec-
ton For additional intCrzna5 s0u s2plv ~
[ u4uu ticket uffee- Is Mort Nlasa. ~
Douglas avenue station
LZSsf VI. d. AuEDcez. T. X. -
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Hsw ! ork Money.

NV YORK Jsn Il
Money Oh cal easy. ranging from 20 TO per 81,
El0sed offe7edat per cent.
Prime mercantile paper ~ Ers- cent
exchange stesdy a. g - Tuc sixty-dsv bills
s. - fer demand
olsl ssles Of stocks today. $500 shares
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-12

OFFICIAL STATEMENT Of the financial
~ condition of the Bank of Derby, at Derby,
state OF Kansas, at the close of business on the
second day Of January. lS92.
RESOITRCES
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-12

WICHITA. Kan. Jau ;. 1872
Sealed proposals vtii be received ~ this
Office up 70 20 o'c.ock ?. n. Jan H. 1872
for furnishing be city VITA cal for one
wear from date of cont raea Contractors
must hid on loft coal IN on slack State
the kind and quality aud prsce per ton,
same 20 be weighed on Cl5y scales without
expense TO cont ractor. The MAYOR and
council reserve the right 10 reject sny or
AL bios FEED SCHATTSEE
4zfx CITY Clerk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-12

Elegant reclining chair cars On aII trains anl
Pullman sleepers from Wichita 10 Kansas City anI
Chicago without change night trains. Tickets
sold aud baggage checked through to a., points
North. south east and west and steamship tickets
sold 10 all European points az lowest rates City
ticket Office 100 East Douglas avenue corner Main
street. passenger station corner Douglas and Mead
avenues Telephone 199
W y. WTS8LRT TrCkat Agent
JSo. SEBASTIAN. O. +. h p A Chicago III.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-12

Chicago Gram and Produce.
CHICAGO. Jan. Il
Nheat-Lower
Goru-Near-by options shade letter Nay lower.
Oats-1lay lower.
Pork Lower.
4aEd-j uchanced 10 2lsc lovver.
The lea1IaE futures ranged - c1''c,v<
rL't h-LulL easy. spring patents - slsS 10
inter patents - seas il. straight - 5rasfsl
MHEA Al -lan',sry SIS. Fehruasy &C, MAY q rs
OUhN- q, A. .Hiy iSlsC- February sSzsc, MAY &c
UAIS-JaUUIry esfsc. lay SlASc.
TNhh,--.iEuu a-v : "a ~,
LAhD-.aluary IS "a
ta~l ouotsf .on~ were IS follows
NhEAI-S-ss S1ac
NGl.>--sNNt-
"a I>--~4c.
ltlk-s5-
bAfsLr.l-t-c
rLAA>EED DE
htNDlnh--I 5s5I a
~ Af.-Juc hanged
81 II Dir ElImvT Fancy Fleia creamery Sc
e 2 iii-e - &c, selected asiry IsDs ~.
EGG~--1C
INhh-ss 254s S-5z
LAKL-s6 70
hAORT kiBS-.5 G5Ss Co.
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DR.. e. EIIIL4 CORB.

Females and Chdrens diseases a specially.
Home FOR ladies during confinement. strictly pr-
vste when 80 desired. also permanent homes pro-
vided for childrea when desired. Letters Of nQU-
~ confidential and aSHered promptly Home Ill
Ida venue Wichita. Kansas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-12

Wv i Vih T FnulCe-
NEW YORK. Jan
COFFEE-Spot Rio Hrrner. No = issSc
II Ah-Rsnred Quist- easier, No Ssgc No g
i-ldc. OF A. 87S-A4 / To-.
CUtrON-Qu.et- Sfiddlns uplsnds 7asc. mid
~ UrlessS So >aie~ - bales. FutG -
c.9-eS FRA calss l0-o0 baIes- January 80. fvO-
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8 80
AlsFllJ sa9Ie
F,NANCE AND COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS

Ths Raceipts of Stock at the Wichita
Union stock Yards for the Past 49
Hours were: Cattle, 80; Hogs, e58.
Shipments: Cattle, Al; Horses, II.
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PERSONAL.

w WITH ALAoND SCI CHAN
w yoE sAn positively rgb -ssm sNays ssslr1 ysf
rs slsYs c.Ets. Asfs r.. HsrrsE. 80 Hssslz-f-
toa boB4srAfa. hlczgs iA4s A-sbLa Eaas@1- -. -
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TRAINS.

GOING NORTH AND TAsr
No. Colorado Spru.--
Denver and Pacific Cun-t
Express daily. .....-....-... s50ANi s55 NJ
No. Kansas Cry -. Toul~
and Chicago. Througa.
Mail and eX. daily W. $50 SIS A NJ
No. Kansas City - Louis
and Chicago night eI
daily. ....-......-... e.. ..... s5OPu ss5 Il
No g Accommodation.
daily except Suniay.......# i 25 An 1926 p "
GOING SOUTH,
No SEansasa City st Louis
and Chicago sx. daily. e2ANi $40 A NJ
No Kansas CITY ~. LOUIS
and Chicago through mail
and eI daily eSSrHf -aa D m
No 81 mod ptioR daily
except sunday 49,. -. 220PN 2S0P n
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MISCELLANEOUS

HJSt III La EOI -
trassus tsss q t.r ia. 80 ssr
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tss-lss..s 80 tisba Essizlszl every issy t9a<
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ID hyss q hsEabsss sssEa. q AsazAss - 81
I-vEEY ONK - SEED Or. fEFoHGATfOs
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tf. 80 s.,sss - : .Isias tf.ss - sss.ss
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go efs. .' J. - 49, :.
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tassax A-as.ss Ias@sils A@Fssstssz< IsFr@G .
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W ANIED-ALL ki$Da or NATIVE WILD
w animals and birds. also IndI4u rsilcs aHd
CuTiosltle>- 1sHG discI Yt3Ou aid price 70 PARK
CrysiA springs. han. dis I0s'
UrANTkD To kEST-A FURNISHED ROOM
oae.. % -sA'isH-a address l. T. Va a. E q.
w ANIED -2.ao HKDuE POSTS. Ingu.rs q n
w sansy, ~ 4 Douglas ave. " sca.tA
" %
MAN U-TO i.Ek-t a SNAIL AM0I =
w q Csp i{al ia . business ~5fh rel abe party
Reference sxlhausvd address +" u. Essis 0Efie ..
az -
N-ASTED-Iu BET A GOOD MICH COW
w ". a. Norri.. -. y 3ia * o. 81
XTASTED-TO BY SNAIL SECONDHAND
w camera; must u Ia god coed stlon. 7tsts
ia, han dE a.
~ ANTED-To KEST A fIfe&I~HED FAEX
w Or vii acc pt Pssilis1 a. Cyersser - -sl-
ond -. east, Hutchinson. k@a- CA a.
HXTANTED 10 TRADE A LARGE BLAcE
w ECrss Tor frs~h ri q cows % Egod . lei
poay fsr sad e a e Cf9E4EE- AsGfszs Horse soek
D0x Iks3. ely Ga
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w kiLas- Ao1SgE Fub'i n. Lodge aHd 1eEysara-
tons 40 AYt@EF tez ODDS aGa has, Address
y sc-ita E%gs-. y icsit.- han esr
" 49, kiI-kEA.aY EyB1 80 sA4LsE ~ y
w Nan sDe 80 tie improved sss4. >. risAt - "a
n0t fTes1s tLs eOssesl ss4lLss. 1Ltf
WANTED-To ETY. Tax TiTLEs 40 TAX
w Nsrl4testes ~s1G ISL "a - 60 2 -
- Boz ll.. y flb4l4- G4As~
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FINANCIAL.

LLESITIHE IOASs CATTLE DAHs-&DS-
II q Isshe1 OF siBsst -rsfT tEtHg ~ J. . Lad
49, rt=Geta gISssig. S~szss 4st aad Aa.s-
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DANCIN0 SCHOOL.

vi 10 4 W hall Market st-Slnsses Tuesday.
thursday and Saturday evenings. Chilarenn etsss
SATURDAY Afternoon All tl4s Attest eAnces. %. u
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-12

hicu kscASl oElc- G.l- sH EzG - lreeg rlcss
Tssxs..rr S1zfFsE SuTue- Duf.s as zad 80
n d ECED0cz- T. T. n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-12

cTRAYED OR STOLEN-TcESDAY MIGHT
- from "a lawrence ava q youRE male Nal
tesc cat. white spot under tar oal also eas under
back part OF the body. Tur temporarily OF uppsr
part OF tai Any 9ns returning hln viii conlsr
a great favor. dkT u.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-12

w ANTED-BTSI MN WHO ARE IN
w neSO 81 hJeEuktsp piers CT accountants 10 call
b the NSuOusl Accountants sra SteaOsIs pbers
bureau. branch OfhCo at TIE S0uti, " esISrE Bu-l-
leks ollege. ;, -ClitA. han. We usually have
our application list thoroughly competent uo0k-
kreFeis And stsLOg lEeIz. with nrst SlsS Eeistr
helE iGIAisEsd lIee u Cnaiss- -A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-12

Dowy sHE COR. BoAED az FEn yFEK
IL pa 4ss e1stsx a.. - sa-z q. 81 ~
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-30
Blood Curd1ine Reports Expected.

PARIS, April 30.-In spite of the asser-
tions of Paul Lefargue, the workingmen's
deputy, that if the socialists do not carry
the day at the municipal elections they
will at least cut prominent figure that
it is not the intention of the socialists to
resort to violence to attain their ends;
that they will remain within the law,
and whatever manifestations that they
may make will be of purely peaceful
character; there is dread apprehension
that within the next three days from
this there will be some blood curdling
reports from. this city. Socialists are
certain of majorities in several places; !;
and Culine, who is now undergoing a
long term of imprisonment for unlawful
acts at Fourmies, will be selected mayor
of that town. Jules Guesde, chief of the
Guesdist division of the socialist party,
in reply to questions as to what was
proposed to be done In Paris, said: ST
do not know what the future has in
store for us. The party may have to re-
sort to force if it does not obtain what it
consideres its rights by peaceful proceed
ings, and there will be nothing in that.
Every form of government in France for
the last century found its birth in vio-
Ience, and disregard for the established
law" Though the authorities have re-
peatedly said no trouble was anticipated
in this city, they nevertheless are taking
the most extensive precautions to re-
press disorders on May day. The manag-
ers of the large English and American
shops near the Grand opera have re-
ceived threatening letters declaring that
every house house not French win be
blown up.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-30
A Grimm old NIiser.

PARKERTowN, N. j., April 30.-The
old miser, Christian Grimm, whose
death in rags occurred here yesterday,
leaves property valued at $50, 900. But
few people had any idea that the old
man was worth any such amount, as he
appeared on the streets in poor, and
generally soiled clothes. Several years
ago Grimm sent to Germany for his
sister to come over and keep house for
him, bringing with her a daughter about
sixteen years of age. Grimm treated
them shamefully from the start. Before
long the girl was taken sick and died.
She was shortly followed to her grave by
her mother. Both deaths, it is believed,
were hastened by Grimm's refusal to
buy proper food for the sick ones.
Grimm left no will, and according to the
New Jersey laws, if no heir is found, the
property will be divided between the
state and Middleton township.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-30
A Murder Confessed.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, April pa SELL
sation was caused here yesterday by the
confession of Samuel Sinner, of Sugar
Loaf, near Hazelton, of completely in
the murder of the two Kester brothers
for $4,000, at Seybertsville, Pa, in 1886.
The murder was most mysterious one,
and it was not until last October that a
clew was found. This led to the arrest
of Henry Higgins, Joseph Evaland and
Joseph Gallagher. A few days ago
Sinner was taken very sick, and believ-
ing that he was dying he confessed that
he was one of the Kester murderers.
"I went to the house with Joe Evaland -
he said, 'sand also two men named
Kunkle and Christensen. 1 stood out
side while they went in. Evaland shot
William Kester and the others dubbed
John Kester to death. Then we divided
the spoils. He does not implicate
Gallagher and Higgins, who are now in
prison. Sinner will be arrested as soon
as he recovers, for the physicians say he
will be all right again in few days.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-30
vanderbilt's Palace.

NEWPORT, R. l., April 3O.-W. K.
Vanderbilt's marble palace at this place,
Marble House, is constructed entirely of
marble, and will surpass anything of the
kind in the country, and will not be ex-
celled by any of the famous old bronzes
of Europe. The design is French, of the
period of Louis the XIV, and is ex-
tremely chaste and beautiful. The ex-
terror work is solid bronze, and the
interior is duplicate of the exterior in
wrought iron. The doors, or grilles as
they are technically termed, will cost
more than $4,000. They are twenty
five feet in width by sixteen feet in
height, weigh nearly twenty tons, and
fifty men have been at work on them for
a year. The portico is supported by
enormous marble columns, and is ap-
preached by gracefully winding drive
way rising from the street at consider
able grade.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-30
A Burning Mountain.

VENTURA, CAL, April 90.-A high
mountain, overlooking Las Posas, is
evidently undergoing the preliminary
internal work of a volcano. A peculiar
odor. as of burning sulphur mixed with
asphaltum, pervades the atmosphere
and gives faint idea of Dante's Inferno.
The ground is hot, and resembles the
covering of a smoldering fire. An at
tempt has been made to dig down into
this covering, but the workers went no
farther than foot or two, as the heat
became too intense. There does not ap-
pear to be any assures for the fumes to
come out of, and from its appearance it
would not require much excavation to
strike the source of the phenomenon.
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So. R. TRAIN WRECKED
Deliberate Robbery Supposed to Have
Been the Object.
THE TRACK WAS BADLY TORN UP.
Fortunate However From the Fact That
No-one Was Killed.
THE TRACK WAS BADLY TORN UP.
Fortunate However From the Fact That
No One Was Killed.
MESSENGER APPLEGATE.s ESCAPE.
Locomotive Upside Down---Luckily the
Right side---NaiI Car TeIescoped.
Fire Broke Out.

PORTLAND, April 30.-Passenger, ex-
press, mail and baggage from the north
bound S. P. r. train which was wrecked
north of Myrtle creek station yesterday
morning, reached here this a. m. Pas
sengers gratefully expressing themselves
that they were fortunately saved from
death. The wreck was deliberately
planned one. Two heavy ties had been
placed crosswise of the rails, and stuck
under the ties in the main track SO as to
clear the pilot. 1t must have been done
by some one who understood how to
place the ties so as to prevent the cow
catcher from throwing them off. The
engine was turned bottom side up, and
Engineer Morris, who jumped, was badly
cut about the head and face. Fireman
Calling had a leg broken and was con-
siderably bruised otherwise. The mail
car was telescoped, but the clerk escaped
any injury. Fire broke out in the mail
car at once, but the agent, with the as
sistance of the passengers, succeeded in
extinguishing it before much damage
was done. All the letters were saved,
but the paper mail was nearly all des-
troyed. None of the passengers were
injured. The locomotive was thrown to
the right of the track, which was most
fortunate, as on the opposite side there
is steep bank sloping to the river, and
if the train had gone over the bank, the
loss of life would have been fearful.
The track was torn up badly for 200
feet. There is no clue to the perpetra-
tors. Robbery is supposed to have been
the object, but it was given up, perhaps
because the train did not leave the track
as the murderous wreckers had designed.
The postal clerk escaped unhurt by a
miracle. He was in the back end of the
car tieing up the Roseburg mail. Ex-
press Messenger Applegate, who was
standing before the desk when the crash
came, seized the rods overhead and
swung himself off the floor. The freight
was all thrown into the front of the car.
The messenger would have been killed
sure if he had stayed on the floor.
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The Last Duel.

New YORK, April 30.-Yesterday an
other duel was reported between Mill
bank and Frenchman," as the out
come of the Drayton-Borrowe scandal.
Later report confirms the fact. The
Frenchman was the Due de Morny, who
was wounded and may not recover. 1t
is thought Millbank had no intention of
killing the duke. On the other hand, it
is said, De Morny aimed for Millbank's
head, intending to kill him, and missed
only by hairs breadth.