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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. April l3.
SUMMARY OF THE nARKErS

WEDNESDAY EVENING. April l3
SUMMARY OF THE Markets
Wheat futures frmer.
Barley unsettled.
Yellow Corn firm.
Oats aud Rye unchanged.
Hay weak ana dragging.
Lima Beans higher
Potatoes steady.
Onions still higher.
Butter and Cheese weak.
Eggs steady
Poultry unchanged.
Game nominal.
Fruits and Vegetables as before.
Silver lower.
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ON A ROSE PRESSED IN A BOOK.

win the summer back again
At touch of this dead rose
Oh, lavish Joy oh. tender paint
The very June wind blows.
Aud thrills me with the old refrain
Whose music my heart knows.
win the summer back again
At touch OF this dead rose.
All, lost is all the summers gain,
And lost my heart's repose:
And was IL tears or was it rain
That wept the seasons closer
The winter suns they colby wane,
While fall the winter scows,
But Love and Summer come again
At touch OF this dead rose.
LOUISE CHANDLER MOULTON.
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. April 13.-The spot market Is weak
at rs sd. Careoes are firm at 36s Cd for off
coast; 36s Cd for just shipped and 36s for nearly
due
FUTURFs.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red Winter: April.
as 44d: My rs liRd; June, Is OlSd; July, rs
0s4d; August, as Os4 d: September, rs I'd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. April -. Consols. 9614: Silver.
80 7-l6d; Eentes, 96f 92tac; Bullion into Bank of
England. Eli 900.
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And in accordance with law and an order from
the Board of Directors made the LIST day of
March 1892, so many Snsres OF each parcel of such
stock as may be necessary, Will be sotd at public
auction at the ONCE OF the company, $40 Pine ST.
rooms Is and II, san Francisco. California on
TUESDAY, the Sd day of May. 1892. at the hour
OF O'Clock p NJ. of said day TO pay said Delinquent
assessment thereon. together with costs of adyer-
Using and expenses of sale.
J. w. PEW, Secretary
Oniee-31o Pine St, rooms Ii and il, San Fran
cisco. California. apI4 ~
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A Grain Holiday,
SHINING Nntns

The Produce Exchange Will observe Good Friday
by ad burning frcm this afternoon to Monday
morning.
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DELINoUENr SALE NOTICES.

NORTH BELLE ISLE MINING COMPANY,
IN Location of principal place CT business, San
Francisco. Cal; location OF works, Iuscarora min
lug district. EIko County. New.
NoTIcE-There are delinquent upon the follow
Ing described stock account of assessment no.
le1 levied the 1st day of March, 1892. the sew
era amounts set opposite the names OF the respect
i've shareholders, as follows:
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Caicuttas spot 75sc: for June-July de-
livery. 734c: w DOL Bags. 36G3Sc.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash; Cube, Crushed. Powdered
amt Fine Crushed. all 55sc 2 10: Dry Granulsted.
5Ac 2 10; Confeetione:s' A. 51sc; Magnolia. 45sc;
Extra C. 41ac: Golden G. 4$sc: ID, 4L4c p To- half
bbls. 1Ac more than bbls and boxes Iac more.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES


A NDES SILVER MINING COMPANY-LOCA.
~ ton of principal place Of business. San Fran
els O. Cal; location of works, Virginia, Storey
County, New.
Nor ICE-There are delinquent upon the follow
ing-deseribed stock. account assessment (No
3Sl. levied ON the Sth day of March, 1892 the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names of the respec-
tive shareholders, as follows.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
as follows
BEEF-tirst quality. e1z@7c; second quality. &c;
third do 415@5 Isc.
vEAL-Large. 6Ga7e: small Calves 495c.
AUTHORIZATIONS, SC; Ewes. SGSS1Ac.
Handspring, l1Gl21ac q 10
PoRK-Live Hogs. 5L40151ac 2 10 for heavy
hard granted; 5ss@S5s4c for light average do:
STOCK HOGS. l2@434c: dressed 90. SLSlac q 70.
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AUCTION SALE!
IN IN IN IN
AT j. D. H0RAN'S STOCK AND SALE YARDS,
Corner Tenth and Bryant Streets.
SATURDAY,

Saturday ...".,...............April 16, 1897
AT Ii A. NJ.
By order of c. j. Celumbut of Madrone Santa Clara
County,
We will sell 20 head of wellbred mares and horses,
broke ana unbrOken weighing from 800 to 1900
pounds. Among these horses several WE'LL
matched teams also one pair of handsome Shetland
ponies. This stock be at the above sale yard
and after the 9th inst This Will be grand oppor
tunity for persons DESTROYS of getting weirbred
mares and horses at their prices as this STOCK
Will be sold without limit reserve.
anil 6 s WATKfNS& CO AuctiOnPerS.
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pest AND BELCHER MINING COMPANY
- Location of principal place OF business san
Francisco, CAL; location OF WORKS, Virginia City
Storey County New.
NoTIeE-There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock, account OF assessment
(No. Sd levied on the Sd day of MARCH, 1892 the
several amounts set opposite the names of the re-
spectiYe shareholders as follows.
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TESNEST, Chronomstsr and
Instrument Maker, 4 California stress
Sign OF the Wooden Sailor.
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MORNING SALES
Board-35 Water. 9gII: 20 Cal Electric
Light. 20, 1858; 40 Hutchinson 8 + Co s. 20
Omnibus Cable, oS.
Street-60 Pacific Gas Imp. 80.
AFTERNOON SALES
Board-10O Haw allan Commercial, $50: Is Otnni
bus Cable, 57I@.
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roriiand's Business
Exchange and Bullion.

TOrtland's BUsiness,
PORTLAND. Or, April lS-Ciearauces, S277 600,
balances SEA 600
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And IN accordance with law and order of the
Board OF Directors. made on the Sth day of March.
1882. so many shares OF each parcel of such stock
as may be necessary will be sold at public auction
AT the once OF the company, room 2, Nevada Block
San Francisco, California on Friday. the 29th iay
OF Aprll, 1892 at the hour of O'Clock p NJ of said
day, TO pay said delinquent assessment thereon to-
gefher with costs of advertising OF the
sale. JOHN W. TWIGGS Secrer,rv
0ifce-Room 2. Nevada Block, San Francisco
California, anISfl
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FL0UR-Net cash prices follows: Family
extras. 81 Si95 q bb; Bakers extras, ST 1895;
city superhne, - 20G3 As: Interior brands 81 Us
@5 for extras. So 2093 IS p Dbl for superhne.
WHEAT-Fuiures did better yesterday morning
but the spot market showed change. No. l. 81 SO
? cti; choice, 81 81 lower grades, 81 403l 47Ia
extra choice Cor millIng 81 5o4l 80 {. eli.
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To Close on Good Friday.
At the session OF the Produce Exchange
and of the Call Board Association yester.
day it was decided to adjourn to- morrow.
which will be Good Friday.
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And In accordance with law and An ordar ~
the Boara OF Directors made on he 28th dav Of
February, 1897. 81 many shares of each parcel Of
nc aact on ~ the ONCE OF the company room II 3,a
Gaiiiornia street. San Francisco, California; IN
WEDNESDAY, the goth day of April 1892 at the
nour OF O'Clock P. NJ of said day. to pay said do
inque nj assessment thereon, together tb costs or
advertising aud expenses of sale ~ ' VI
om.. A. w. BARROwS, Secretary
cisco. Cal ''i0''' pau iran
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AUCTION SALES.

WENDELL EAsrcs. GEO. w FRIsK. GEO. EAsros
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ArrrRxoox sEssIox-2:sa
Following were the sales IN the PacIao STOCK Board

AFTERNOON sE5siON-I:31
60B& B....2O3li0 90 Point. so so Ophir 2 20
100 ...........2I4i so q q. 20 20 -. ...1I4
100 CC& V..3s0l 50 HS ...l1sl0O Savage 20
500 CLIMB. 100 MeIican.II2 zoo 5 Hill. Oi
zoo ..--...,....04 80 Mono. $50 so UnIon..ll5
100 Con \ ..30 2OU Ovrmn -. SO lOOY JaeKg sb
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non SoLIDATED WYOMING GOLD MINING
~ Company-Location principal place of bust
ness. San Francisco. CAL; location OF works
Nevada County, CAL
Notce-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account of assessment fYn
-. levied on the 2tth day OF February. 1892 tina
several amounts set opposite the names of the "a.
speetive shareholders, as follows:
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Miscellaneous.

LONDON, Apr l2-Br bark Bellona. while dock
Ing ST Dunkirk. fouled grain elevator with FORE
yard: spar broken: elevator seriously damaged.
Br bark BaroGa. previously reported, is being
towed 10 Queenstown.
Per China-Apr IL, lat SO ~ y, Ion IS So w
met English man-of-war Champion, under sail
standing TO the westward.
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The red field Of Inverlochy was over. The
winters midday sun glinted upon the vic
torious banners of the Royalists, and
showed the scattered remnants Of the Cow
enant army seeking safety in headlong
flight.
A group gathered In the center of the
battle-plain, where the strife had been the
fercest and the dead and dying lay the
thickest This group consisted Of the prin-
cipal leaders of the Royal army, Montrose,
Alaster MeColl, Lord Airy, Patrick Nc
Gregor and tue tutor of Strowan. They
were gathered around a young soldier,
bresthless and barebeaded, his tartan cut to
rags, his face smeared with blood, and yet
apparently unwounded himself, leaning
upon his claymore.
This is my preserver," said the tutor OF
Strowan. II had never lived to tell the
story OF this days victory, but for his good
arm. Why. my lord, he slew nineteen of
the enemy with his own hand"
what is your name, my lad?" asked
M0ntrose.
"Geordie Robertson, the tinker OF AthoIe."
II would to God" cried the brave aud
fiery McColl, ''that all the Athole men had
been thinkers to-day"
The tutor OF Strowan made Geordie his
second in command, and he served with
honor during the balance of the campaign.
lie returned In triumph to Athole, and re-
celved the hand Of Jessie from her grateful
brother. Indeed, such was the estimation
IN which his daring and prowess at the bat
Tie OF lnverlocby was held among the Ro-
pertsons that ever after the clan was known
by the fayorite sobriquet of 'Tke Tinker OF
AtDoie. G.. L. A.
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SW. corner Fillmore and Bush sts.-with large
building containing two stores below, with tene-
ments In rear of each: second floor two French
flats, rooms and bath each brick foundation. ETC..
Fillmore ST is prominent business center, and
values this street enhancing rapidly; SutteI
St. cable; rents $155; lot 47xl00.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
STEAMERS. DEsrINAr1ox SAILS. wHa

Dates Of Departure From San Francisco.
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STREET CAR ACCIDENT.
A sadden Blow up Caused qaiio a sir
ON the TW,n.y fiat Ward Lime.

Damage 70 the extent or Sl'0or more
resulted from an accident to car NJ.
IS, OF tho TWeniy.nrst ward line, i.-
longing to the City Rai'fcai company,
about 1880 laht nj .hi. Owing 10 a
breach In the iron baud which Ono,r.
o'ss tse motor olmwunicBtor, an cr.
llosion occurred. BROKEN wood and
glila wuIo Lcnilnrcu around, me
motorman was iract is piece OF thu
Debris la thO back ui The neck, aud nuu
NJ the throp ppsHctEcrs DO the car at lns
time--a i.dy--y,as hurt very eighty.
The only wonder Is that the mishHp
was not attended with more ssgiOut
consequence.
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Amnesty Granted.

WAsnISGToE, ID. q. Oct. li.-The
President has granted amnesty in the
cases OF Gustave Anderson, Charles A.
Anderson, Ia. =. Berg, Warren c..
Child, Lsuro Fuiltop and Andrew
Hansen, Peter Johnson, James Jen.
sen, Edward Mills, Niels II. Nelson
and w. ). Poppleton, convicted in
Utah Of bigamy and polygamy, The
amnesty is granted on tho recommen-
dalton OF tho Attorney.GoneIal the.
prisoners abstain from unlawful co.
habltatiOn in the iniure.
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ia c7spnol In Chi atown last even.
ing. Tho hOly was idontifiod today
aud the c0tonuf's Inquest ehowed that
hls death was caused by straugulnuon.
IL y believed that tho hoy was ontltoi
hy "a Chinamnn into au opium Joint
nut there murdered because no would
not c0u7cnt 10 become tho victim Of
nn unnatural crime. Tho identity Of
tho murderer 81 beloved 60 be known
aud the police are making a diilgont
terrch for him. Snanish.Americanr
Threatened 10 raid Chinatown tonight
uulee5 tho murderer DO produced by
his C5unlrymcn.
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INC Lntler.lny saints' COllege.

The winter temOster OF the LATTER.
day Saints College will open on Mon.
day, tho 24th inst, NJ 0 u. m. For the
benefit Of those who arc able 10 attend
school only during the winter months,
a special cOu SO, including studies Of
greatest practical value, viii TO estab.
ilshed, u commences 0n the alb We uato
and continue 10 March aith, 1893.
The tuition Tor the course VIII b. $40.
Az only limited numbo, can DO
taken, places should he secured early.
WILLARD DOM, Principal.
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A TERRIBLE hattie.
Negroes Use Knives aud PIst oils OF
Trnln.

Negroes Use Knives aud Plst oils on n
train.
BONNEVILLE, Mo-, Oct. II. "A ter
rible battle was fought with knives and
pistols on a Missouri, Kansas and
rexas passenger train which reached
here from the south this afternoon. A
party OF negroes were returning from
Indian territory whore they had
been railroading, ana four OF the party
engaged In a game Of "craps." Within
lew miles " town they quarreied,
and fought desperately. Frank Harris
was shot through tho abdomen;
Henry Wheatley was stabbed near the
heart, and both will die. Another
battle occurred when the officers
boarded tha train to arrest John Searuy,
who shot Harris. Searcy He'd from the
train, firing five shots at tho officers ss
he ran. He was finally overcome and
lodged in jail.
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BuDA PEsrn, Oct. H. While q
performance was In prosreas In the
opera house here this evening, u
woman in tho gallery suddenly be.
came very ~, and every one In the
house was attracted by the means aud
struggles. IL was discovered that she
was attacked with cholera. In very
short time the place was in uproar
and n panic ensued. A rush was made
Tor the doors and IN the mad escape
many persons were badly bruised. In
the meantime the stricken woman was
LEFT lying entirely unattended and 4
was quite a while before che was re
moved 10 the hospital.
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Tho COnlon Nh DIrnnlr.

Probate judge Barlch ana the
at rneys @. gagged on eltber eit3 were
o,eufiedU-l!l lU2)Lst nigh with tle
hcauny fiiu q u1ou wil comics.
case. 40 the q, a1wug it iu, nud zoe
legal e. guwHnu n4vu U.r. Hci for
Tues ., uit,unaurrs .Hr auci1ipl
10 as ii'a WITH Cra.4Iu HhiyD,r.u-t B. j
he Il, Ptg W. aNlun 9.
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oi. place at tir conference list night
xcoet TO my that niamoaHairi them
that he w,s loyal 10 the parry nid
would DO everything in hla lewts lo
-unurc tbs election Of Harrison ana
Reid ns mr. NJ hu 10 physica'ly able.
10 ie tGil Oh oIen question Whe.hnr
the nx.tccrs,nry win iuahr public
address dufiny tho campaign. ~ b..
Thought, however, that ht wi.i appear
ut masH menung In New York City
hulufu the ems Of ihc Cni0f aisu.
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HHAtH AH"HHHN N"AAHHHN ff'H7~
IoNDoN, Oet.tl.-AndWw Carnegie
ard vito today rsssei thrtIgh tno e ty
on routl tu thn Continent whrre
CaruNgia gnrs " eec' qulut and work
ON hia nov o1oS treating on thr In.
duAtr'al problems Of ule Coy. Hul1y
interviewed, h. aii ht hsli wufkeI ON
ithe hook nll the spring and SIMMER
,until the deplnuOlc overN 40 Home.
stead. uarv hnl such "a depressing
~. ihat hs VISA compelled 10 lay mo
book laidllnl Da0rt 90 ~ IuHhF urd
mO.u Hsh ffrlm tnCrnlar uli night.
Referring TO the turiucfs pia.ptcp IN
England, Ciric.4r 'niH tHt outlook
w1a larf. Ia cuatYUiUI, ho lliI:
"Loo.. whore you Will. thrtH it hut QUE
,su,y prosperous county ln the world,
and that 80 tho urll,d States. God
blcss her, she 5e.ofvcH g."
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,us,ioNARIrs ~ CIIIyA.
Assaulted bys uoh nnd Narrowly -.
cape nrnth.

cape urnih.
San bRANUiaCO, Oct. 1.-the
steamship OranllO arrived this morn
ing rom China and Japan. Chinese
aIyiuH stale that Mr.. pelhill Turner
uuI VITO Of Ctmhrilge Band Of the
Inland mi Don, who have been engaged
ln tAu missionary work along the bOr-
der, were assaulted by mob ut Sung
Nau, AugLst 10, and narrowly escaped
VIII lpig live, Mrs. Turner n ~ aud
hu8 boon sent 10 sung Han for treat
mUut. The motives accused thostrangefa
VI un.lg ntUrumancgfs ANA preventing
rainfall. A moo numbering fully o
thousand mhde nn attack on the house,
ana Turner ana hia wife were dragged
out, beaten over the head with pickets,
ami, with their clothes half torn
from their hOdief, marched bare
headed through tho eireuts under II
blazing sun. The mob thregteueI to
drown them, hut were prevented by
military officials, who suggested that
Ia mil8iouarlrs be carried before n
native court. This was done ami the
clur. ordered that MIR. aud Mrs. Tur-
uef be- beaten, but two native Christian
servants volunteered and were beaten
Instead. Turner gathered his children
nnd He'd 20 S2Chum.
subsequently tbore was n rainfall Mt
sung Ian 10 SUCH an extent that the
village was nearly submerged by mud
wnGhed FROM the hills.
Cholera Is reported at Chentu, with
many deaths.
A great il.e nt Ychaug, September
9TH, destroyed nearly tho whole VI a
large village, with loss OF about two
hundred lives. fry junkB were
burned on the river.
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Changes In Tho Canadian MIaisiry.

OTTAWA, Oct. lI.--Mr. Chapleau,
minister OF customs, says there is q
strong probability that he viii retire
this month, and accept the lieutenant
Governor Anglers Of Quebec will enter
the cabinet Premier Abbott will for
wand his resignation TO the governor
general In November, which will mo-
ceisltat5 tho forming Of a new minis.
Try. Minister Of tho interior Dewdney
Is % take The lieutenant governorshlp
OF Britain Columbia, now vacant.
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ANOTHER SEIZURE.
This Time by United states Collector
bullock.


ViCroRIA, b. c., Oct. li.-Tho
scaling schooner Sen Lion his arrived
here from sand Harbor, and reports
that she put into the latter hhrb0r 20
topnir on September 25th, having on
t9afd 5000 skire, and was about TO
leave the port three days later whom
She WAS seized by United States Col.
lect0r Bullock ON dispatches tr0m
Unglaska, the collector stating fresh
lurns compelled him o. nso
p1.tession OF any schooner dat had
been nj Port Etcns In the apring when
the steamer CoquitInm was sQized.
Deputy Mershal Todd was placed IN
charge of the Sen Lion, hut was put
ASHORE at night, and tho schooner put
on oil ant escaped. Tho United stat q
Consul nt Victoria is preparing rc'
port On he subject 10 DO forwarded to
Washington.
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Tho Premier OF china Insane.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. l4.--'rhU state
mcut IL made by passengers arriving
from China on the Oceanic that Ii
Hung Chang, tho Chinese prime min
lister, manifested aymploma Of insanity.
Chang IL said to be cutting and kick.
ing almost every one 10 whom he
grants nn audience, which action In
China IL considered a deadly insult,
and the man struck looses caste forever.
Affairs eliminated Just before the
Oceanic sailed. One OF the generals
Of the Chinese army appeared TO make
an official report, Tho viceroy with.
out apparent cause, struck the general
IN tho face. The latter was only pre-
vented from falling on Chang by his
attendants.
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A Deal Betweon Telegraph Com.
panles,

ST.. LOUIS, NO., Oct. IA tele-
gram was received on Change today
stating that negotiations arc nearly
completed for the absorportlon Of tho
Postal Telegraph Company by the
Western Union. While there IN no
official announcement Is generally be-
lieved ON 'ChSnge that sale had been
agreed upon. Tho managers Of the
company here know nothing o; tlls
deal.
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EL pAsu, Tex, Oct. ll.-A noun.
tam OF carbonate NJ ziuu haH hern
discovered near uilkblr0, y. NJ, the
orc Of which "a wot.h about s9j per
ton m the narkDB OF ~ Louis Rud
joplin, BIO. For yoar the ore
was Thought 10 bo lead, hut recent
Away determine Sc sluc, Indications
and veiGi already developed cover over
oJD acres Of gr0uud.
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persecutqd on Accout OF neligIon.

LONDON, oct. l4.-AcoOrding to the
Paris correspondent OF the 7mics the
Vicar Apostolic In COChin.China, re-
ports that seventeen more princes,
making thirty altogether, arc deprived
Of their pensions ami titles because
they have embraced the Catholic faith.
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Judge Cooley Not a Democrnr.

MINNEAPoLIs, oct. a. 4 letter
from son of Judge Cooley, lato OF
the Interstate Commerce Commission,
states that there iB no truth IN the
story that the judge will vote tho De.
moUratiU ticket this fall; aud that he,
the son, has this In writing.
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Los ANGELES, Oct. l4.-Intense ex-
element prevails amoug the Spanish.
Amerlcan population OF this oity.
owing to the fact that tho body OF u
boy named Fernando QulJRin, sou Of
wen.known farmer and property
owner OF this county, was discovered
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SAN FRANCNCO, Cal, oct. H.
Among the passengers who arrived
from Yokohama on the steamer
Oceanic this morning WIS 4. j.
rclnma, World's Fslr commissioner OF
japan.
"JRpan ia taking great Interest In
tho Worlds Fair" mid he, "and we
hope 10 give very fino exhibit. Our
building In Chicago will DO work OF
art and viii be unique In its way, The
structure Will 0e compo'ed OF three
Immense rooms, representing three
great psriods OF japanese art. The
! first will bo the FuliWara, or the moot
ancient period. The second the Asa
kama Rnd tho third tho Tol,inara or
modern period. In each chamber will
DO displayed the arts Of the period
when II represents, and the edifice
viii DO filed with silks, lacquGrs,
brOnZes and the like. Our goods hFve
not yet been shipped, but IN January
and February 900 tons OF stun will be
sent over, aggrsgatiug In value over
100000. The goods to bo placed on
exhibition have been selected by the
Imperial Museum, and the interior
decorations viii 10 under the direction
Of the art school In Toxic. After the
fair has closed we Will present the
building to ChiCEgo.n