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Live Stock Market.

NV YoRE. FRIDAY. juno 3o.-Receipts Of bseves were
ls5S head including cars for export 81 Tor tho
marte and - ears direct 70 slapghtsrss Trade slow
beat native cornfed .teers sud At 81 4oes.35 u 100
ms ".tiliers at ~ 506S5l5; Texans aud EDlorRdos
al So Io9S4 bulls and dry COWS at 81 i2hss3 Dressed
beef rn at 7@Sec b for native sides Latest cable
from London quotes American steerH dull at DQl Ic.
p H. dressed weight and american refrlssrs'ed beef
lower Mt scant NAc u n. shipments tomorrow. 80
beeves ana Q, 2cO quarters Of beet.
~ Receipts OF calves wsre i+S mead Market dull Nc
milk calves at S4sS4.5O.
Receipts OF rep and lambs 2 243s head. sheep
frm: lambs Nc. a N. higher. sheep sold at S40Sb u
100 ms lambs AZ Sd5O@sS Dressed mutton RrIn at
ga Zoe. =. b.: dressed lambs higher ht We l3I<c.
Receipts of hogs were 2o54 head. including cars
on sale. Market firm at 3b<0@ST Z, 100 Ds.
The sun., 1893-07-01

Rio the spot quiet and steady at 16lSc for No
Z. Raw sugar was quiet but firm: 96o test 4StS4Ifc
Refined was in better demand. and soft grades Lido
nc. higher.
2HAc: Common to good strained rosin. $l.l7H9
S1.32&. with sales OF 300 bbls.
PrTRoLKua-Sales of $1,000 6bls OF national certin
6514S S56hc. closing at 554c.
ToBAccO-Snes OF 200 cases 1891 Ohio. Sx9lIc.: 200
caseA 1891 Zinmers 1@ ic.; 80 cnses 1901 Me- Eng
land Havana 26Cs5oc.: rs cases 1891 Pennsylvan
Havana l3hS3Oc.: 100 cases 1901 Pennsylvania seed
leaf, @l4c.: 400 bales Havana, roc @$l1o 200 bales
SumAtra 81. 6OsS41o.
CoTros.-It u small market. Some operators who
going out OF town wfre disposed to cover Liv
erpooi was higher and The financial situation moro
cheerful, silver being higher. money lower and tho
outlook appearing to favor imports Of gold. The gem
one pending events IN tho world OF finance and com
merce Prices advanced TO II points closing steady
with sales ot 7l.SO0 ba!e-. Liverpool advanced
points closing very steady with spot sales OF T. 900
bales In Manchester yarns were quiet and steady,
and cloths were quiet. In New Orleans futures ad
vanced to y points. spot cotton here was dun nd
unchanged. with middinR uplands TIC and tho sales
lI6 bales ior spinning. The deliveres contracts
were 6loo bales. There was decline Of llHc to Nc.
at four OF the southern markets New Orleans sold
LOO bales The receipts at the pors were sss bales
fetal tor the week. 1927 nssinst 224l2 last week
The receipts at the inter for tire week were
2.l47. ngainSt ?.3@' last week and 2,s9t last
year: in erior shipm mt, II" 73, against 1881 last
wsek ana 1+34O last year: interior stocks H. 1H3
AKA i2b4+7 last week and I62 TS0 last year. The
following are to'dAy's transactions:
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c.ee,a,. Ba,, Fixed at $4,000.

Charles W. Caccia. q years old. Of 300 East
Thirteenth street. who was found by De-
tective Heidelburg on Tuesday night in Bos-
ton. where he was spending his own time and
his employers money with woman named
Gene Walton. was arraigned in the Tombs Po-
ers. wholesale grocers ut :ai5 Washington
street. who formerly employed him as CASH
Ter. appeared against him. Justice Martin
read four charges OF forgery and larceny. in
which the prisoner is accused Of swindling his
employers out Of over $4,000. To each
charge young Caccia answered not guilty. He
was held In $4,000 bail for examination.
The sun., 1893-07-01
A REMARKABLE DEADLOCK.
TRIPLE TIE FOR FIRST POSITION Is
STILL UNBROKEN

Brootiyu, PhiIsdeiphin. and Boston All via
and Remain ON Even Terms-New York
Beaten st stChicsGo-OiherGnn, and News
Never in the history Of the League has there
been such struggle for the lead as is now
going on between Brooklyn. Boston. and Phil
adelphia. For the fourth successive day those
clubs are tied for FIRST place. On Friday, June
%. the Bostons tied tho Philadelpbias for the
honor. The BrooRlyns tied them last Tues
day. and the three rivals have been racing
neck and neck ever since. The Brooklyns are
surprising the baseball world by their wonder
full squirting and their ability to keep up with
the Beaneater and the Quakers has set the
cranks hereabouts in a perfect blaze OF Joy.
The results yesterday:
Chicago. y; New York, 8.
Brooklyn, ~: Pittsburgh. 10
Boston. 1s: St. Louis. B.
Philadelphia .; Cleveland. @.
Washington. IL; Cincinnati. 8.
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Fischer Wins the l.ons-d,.tane. bicycle Rae,

vienna. June 3o--In the long.dstauce bicycle race.
from Fiorisdorf four miles from this city to Berlin the
Austrian fAvorte. Herr SobotkA on whom consider
able money wagersd is practically out Of the race
His machine broke down at stockerau last night Herr
Lehr. the German rider. who backed heavily to win
% arrive a. IrlHu in Mor.yk II: wa. delayed for tive
Dresden was leading all tho riders last night lie
rived At Jung-BunzlAu. in Bohemia. at sac O'Clock
last evening" having covered 1888 es In II hours and
1eminutes. lie wa. in good condition.
RERLs. June 3O.-Jacob Fischer OF Munic arrived at
thu end Of the course at IO7 O'clock thts afern oon
lie started from Florisd0rf At olo O'Clock yesterday
morning and thus hours and bT minutes on he
road The dstaAce travelled WAS about $40 miles.
making The tor the actual elapsed time
q lille less than twelve miles hour. Even better
time would have been made had Il not been that the
weather was stormy and the wind AGAINST him. The
roads, heavy in consequences of the rain and
this initiated against extraordinary time being
corded,
The sun., 1893-07-01
Dowu.town Gun Club shoot.

Fourteen members Of the Downtown Gun Club On
tered In the regular monthly shoot yesterday at Dexter
Park. Each me mber shot at eight birds. club handI
cap. modified Long Island rules H. Miller the win.
ner OF tho club gold medal with n score OF L. Three
ed with each for the second prze, and on the shoot
H. Miller. rs yards. 3; L. Maisch, 20 yards. &; H.
Land. .b yards, 6; j. Hnd. % yards 5i d. Zshn. 25
:; A. Gostz. rs yards. =, y. Faek 2s yards, :; ".
Joost. Is yards T. Wiessing. y yards 8: sehnen
prize. miss and OUT. Hun. L. Maisch o; II. Lang O.
The sun., 1893-07-01

Earned rnns-Pittsburgb, .: Brooklyn. & Tw0base
hits-yan Haltren Beckley C) Richardson Three base
Iun-van Hatren: sserihss hit,.6eeklsy. Sierbsuer.
burRh 2; BrookIyn. 2 First base on bals-On Terry,
s: on Killen. g; of Gumbert 3; on Lovett % on Had.
dock, Double piays-Corcoran. Kinslow and Brouth.
er.; Gumbert and Lyons: Gumbers and Miller. struck
pitches-Kilisn. /; iumberI. J. Hit by pitched bali
Corcoran. >. Stolen bases-Stenze, Miller, Stovey.
Left on bases-Pittsburgh. II: Brooklyn. ~. Time
2:35 Umpire-Lynch.
BOSTON, 10: LOUIS, 8.
ST. Louis. June 3o,-The fielding the part of tho
Browns to-day was something frightfuI to look upon
and the Bostons earned only hve OF their eigh
Stivetts was hit hard enough TO lose. but lie
Browns had too little ginger in their work max o
much OF u owing OF their opportunities The score:
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A Brute and HI. Faithful VILE.

Gerald Creevey. who. after desertinR his wife.
Kate. returned to her room at 231 East Forty
fifth street and shot her three times In the
head. was arraigned in the Yorkville Police
Court yesterday afternoon. His wife fatty re-
fused to make a com plant against him., Il
will not" she protested, make a complaint
years; and who is the father Of my nine chill
dren."
General Sessions while his wife and Kate
Smith. an unwilling witness. were sent to the
House OF Detention.
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Baseball Notes.

Ed Eolan-writs to W. II. McGunnigle care of Low oil
Bali Club. Lowell Mass
President Robson of tho Cleveland Club has done
NOR. for the New York club than all other
put together.
Ward writes the local stay officials that Doyle
will be ablo to play in few days, and that Kelly IL
mending rapidly.
No club has claimed Ed Cranes services. He is prnc-
tisny at the Polo grounds daily. and may catch on
with Louisville or Washington
The New York Club 81 800 as It's share Of tho
11.oOO persons paid admission saturday according
arthur Bells hgures submitted to Treasurer Talcott
Nineteen thousand persons the three gAmea
The sun., 1893-07-01
Dying She Accuse. Drug Clerk K.mbe

Coroner McKenna took the ante mortem
statement yesterday OF Lena Stats. %
years old. servant in the employ Of
Thomas Tourney OF 1.O67 Lexington av-
enue. who was taken to the German Hos
pital on Thursday. suffering from the ef-
cuses Frederick HellroniR. who works in q
hotel n ear Madison square. Of inducing Will
liam Kemhe. q drug clerk at 125th street and
Eighth avenue. to perform tho operation. Both
men have been arrested.
The sun., 1893-07-01
baseball Games To-day.

Baseball Games To-day.
NATIONAL AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Chicago New York. at Chicago.
Phtsburgh VS.. Brooklyn. at Pittsburgh.
st. LOUIS va Boston, at St. Louis
Cleveland va Philadelphia. At Cleveland
Louisville va Baltimore. at Louisville.
Cincinnati Va Washington, at Cincinnati
AMATEUR LEAGUE.
Staten Island A. c. vs. New Jersey A. c.. ct West New
Brighton
Englewood C. VS.. Staten Island 9. c., at ood
Yale Va Harvard. at tho Polo RroundA
Orange A. q. rs. MorristOwn A. C . at Orange
Wt!liamsbnrgh A. A. vs. Excelsior. at wiiamsburgh
A. A. grounds
st. George A C. vs. Knick erbockers at Monitor Park
Crescents Va New York a. T.. at Plainheld.
Elizabeth A. &. vs.. Murray Hil.. at Elizabeth
Norris A. G. VS. Franklin, at Port Norris.
Xavier A. A. VS.. Passaic 4. a., at PRssnic
Xavier Reserves VS.. Dakota A. e.. at Xavier A. A.
grounds.
North Side A. c. va Mott Haven. at North New York.
Century Va PhPniI Y. C., at Bath Beach.
Sag Harbor VS.. Ten Eyck Athletics at Sag HarboE
Y. N. C. L. VI. Hope, at Leo PARK.
The sun., 1893-07-01

BY James l. WelG Foreclosure sale. No. I184 Futon
avenue, east side. between 18Th and l6Sth streets
a0xS6 with three'story frame dwelling in front and
frame barn in rear due on judgment So 400 to plain.
TIN, 50. .05O.
ny Bryan L. Kennedy: foreclo SAFE Of the three
story frame fiat and twostOry BRICK uuldnR with lot
81 5a2O 5x5S Ix2u TO- No ~ Montgomery street east
side 4I0 feet north Of cherry street md strip Of
land 2x2nsx23x2Y,a on MnntKomrry street. between
Nos 81 and w. 70 yames Y CampbelL S1.2NO
The sun., 1893-07-01
Three Democrat. Get Places.

J. P. O'Hare. William Stevenson. and John
Oddie. Republican holders Of good places in
the storekeepers' department at the Navy
Yard In BROOKLYN have been dismissed and
John Meehan, Thomas A. Hargerty. and John
G. Gill; good Democrats. have got the places.
The sun., 1893-07-01

orients show Of famed fabrics are nothing to
that group about the prairie chicken garment:
who lamented with tears In his voice the
scarcity OF sight. .seers In the aloove where the
The sun., 1893-07-01
BROOKLYN, %; p1TTsBuRGH, 1o.

PITTSBURGH. June 30-Those wiseacres who
clamor for the handicapping OF the pitcher
saw the fruits OF the change this afternoon.
They see 1t frequently now. and 1t will be seen
more frequently as the season advances To-
days game was more OF burlesque at base-
ball than anything else. simply because the
pitchers were In the game, and all Of them
were good nen under the old rules. and would
be SO to-day II the change had never been
made
The visitors won the game by % to 10. AS
these runs were being M ade the 1000 specta-
tors who saw the proceedings were simply
could put up better game. but as things were
tho visitors had the better OF a very miserable
affair. Lovett started in to pitch for the Wis
itors and was an easy prey. Capt. Foutz 70.
moved Lovett and substituted Haddock, and
the latter was also mark. But in the mean
time Terry was TARGET for the visitors. and he
was taken out and Killen put In. Frank made
really remarkable efIert. He started out By
the bases. and then he gave four lases on
balls. That was sufficient. and Gumtert was
put in to pitch. Gumbert did very we'll under
the circumstances. or course Kiiien was In
no form at all. and comment is unnecessary.
The 6cOre:
The sun., 1893-07-01
Ohio PopuI,s,s May Name an Ex.D

OHIO FOpuHsts MY NHme An EK.UeWocFNt,
COLUMBUS. O., June 80 Tho Peoples party
win hold its State Convention here on July 4
1t is believed that ex- Congressman A. ]. War
ner OF Washington county. q former Dem ocrat
coinage plank will Undoubtedly be placed In
the. platform to accord with Warmers vieWs
on the silver question.
The sun., 1893-07-01
Nor-union CIoaknaL srs Strike.

The cloakmakers employed by Emmerlck Il
Co. As Crosby street went on strike yesterday
on account Of threatened reduction OF wages.
The strikers do not belong to the union but
the union will support their claims.
The sun., 1893-07-01
Henry A. Meyer Move. to Fl.tsu.s.

Henry A. Meyer. who led the Republican
forces in Brooklyn at the last Msyoralty
election. has moved out OF Brooklyn for good
and now occupies pretty Queen Anne cottage
lican. and he will ally himself with the solid
Democracy OF Flatbush.
The sun., 1893-07-01
Col. doe Walker Dead.

Col. Joe" Walker. tho New Orleans billiard room
keeper is dead. He was known the country over as
liberal patron Of the gentsinans game. lie kept The
Crescent" for years He hacked "Comanche" BILLY
Sexton in hts famous ma!en with CS1ille Dion, IN
beat him. Gov WAlworth and ths late Inslsy Hopper
backed Dion Co. Walker was reputsd to be WorI h
Raito DAD Company and southern rspressntatye OF
the contributors to the Billy sexton testimonial
The sun., 1893-07-01
Frank Ives Gets Another Paris Engagement

Ii seems that Frank Iyess recent match with Cham.
pion John Roberts At English billiards was not
financial success This 10 proven by the fact that the
other otiss have been abandoned Ives !. now 10
Chics 70 thai ho is getting SIS Day ana is giving les
TO Indian Prince there for S1b for an hours
coaching. several times week. He has abandoned
the Engsh game altogether and gone back to French
cArromI. and plays them ~ well ~ ever.
The sun., 1893-07-01

The presentation OF the .Stormine Of Yicks-
burg" promised for tonight at Manhattan
Beach, Is expected to surpass any performance
yet given OF the spectacle.
The sun., 1893-07-01
TIVE HALxrRrr nrArxx
Defeated By the Brit.nnin ..a sats.ita Over
Ffny-rntie Course.

BosTox June 30.-The Hera,fs despatch
from Gourek. Scotland. says that the VslkyriV
was beaten BY both the Britannia and the
satanita In the regatta OF the Royal George
Yacht Club on the Clyde yesterday The
Iverna started with the three boats. The
course was virtually square one, the yachts
going over It twice and then sailing diagonslly
Buoy and return, n distance OF fifty miles.
Tho breeze was sharp. too strong for club
topsais, and It came 10 heavy puffs. knocking
The time at the finish was: Britannia. =
hours 3 minutes 81 seconds Satnnita. !
hours IA minutes 81 seconds.
The Satanita won second prize. as she gave
the VRlkyrie her time, minute 5S seconds
and had 10 seconds to spare.
The Lois won the race for 40-raters. the Ze-
nita for 2O-raters. the Dora for 1Q-raters, and
Tensah by 2 minutes. The Yankee boats rec
ord thus far is seven 1rsts out OF eight starts.
The sun., 1893-07-01
The New Rochelle. Regatta.

Aarge number of entries have been received for the
annual regatta Of the New Rochelle Yacht Club on
Long Island Sound to-day. Among the well known
yachts which will take part are: schooners viator.
Elsie Marie and Florida; sloops Anaconda. Moocasin
ZinEara. Euribia. Genevieve. Mary c. Elephant.
snsqua. Tally Ho. Nautilus wacondah, Amazon. Gnes:
Duster Fearless Goblin and Forsyth; yawls Proteus
occident and Kitty: catboats Alice Maude. Punch
Xddie iItieta Ida K, Sadie. Eifton iypboon. Phyllis
wenonatb. kdna, Almira Tclfair and syrono.
The sun., 1893-07-01
Cruise OF the New York Yacht Racing As
socfntton.

Commodore B. r, Sutton. the President Of the New
York Yacht Racing Association. announces that the
annual cruise Of that organization will be hold on Long
Island Sound this year during the week Of July 2a
to 30
Tho rendezvous OF the feet will be New Rochelle hsrS
Dor, and the cruise will start Monday. July 70 Ex
Admiral A. j. Prime has been appointed Fleet Captain
The following souvenir prizes will be given:
the club reporting the greatest number OF Yachts
irrespective of sze at the rendezvous complete set
OF international code sign al fla
To the club reporting the second greatest number of
yachts at the rendezvous suit ably inscribed dccora
tive Hag souvenir for the club rooml .
To tho Commodore OF the club reporting the third
greatest number Of yachts at the rendezvous, suta
bly, inscribed gold souvenir badge.
To the Commodore of the club reporting the fourth
greatest number of yach at the rendezvous. suta-
bly, engraved medal souvenir
Souvenir mugs suitably engraved will be presented
TO yachts making the best average time In their ro-
spectivs classes during tho cruis;.
The sun., 1893-07-01

pass ~ ssrrronrnsPhsdspn. hsfs on
land; 9; philrdsiphia. s First base ON ON b.lI,.on
2; by vicksry. 2. Home %Iun.A.n run Thres.base bit
hanty, Reilly. Sacrifice hiis-BurEett Tebeau. Mo
KeAn, Virtue. Clarkson Cements stolen bAss-Mc-
Kean. Umpiro-McQuAid. Time. 1888
wAsnISGTos. II; cIScIsSAu. g..
CINCINNATI June 3O.-ChAmberlAin lacked command
OF the ball today. DuryeA pitched good game Al.
t.ndanc. p1p' he score:
The sun., 1893-07-01

by errors.Chicago i; New YORK. L. Lett on bases
Chicago. 8; New York. 7. First base on bals-On
Iu Gibson; on D1vis. Struck out.By Hutch:
Ward Stolen bases-pahlsn Decker i2L Parrott.
Double play--Decker. Dnhen. and Anson. Passed
bals-kolly.2 2 umpire-Seward. Tme-l go
The sun., 1893-07-01

Brode, Lowe Gan Na.h; MsCarthy. Stolen bases-Mc:
and Quinn. First base on balls son Ha1ley. 6: on
styetts 3. Hit by pitched ba!i-By Hawley. Passed
bali-Peitz Wild pitches-HAwley ]; Stivetts, i
Time-2:l9. Cmpire-Ganney.
PHILADELPHIA. u: cLIvELANp,6.
CLxvrLAsp June 3o-ClevelAnd was defeated but
played the better game to-day II luck that rung
In n yIctory for the Philadelphias The score. -s
The sun., 1893-07-01
The se.wanh.kn,. Annual Yacht Race.

Tho annual regatta OF tho seawanhaka corinthian
Yacht Club Of Oyster Bay L. will be sailed to-day on
Long Island Sound. Tho entry list 10 as Follows.
Einety.foot schooner Emerald; seventy nve-foot
schooner shamrock: sixtythreef foot schooners AEa.
lea and vator seventyroot sloops Hildegard Katrina,
Huron. and Gracie; thrty.hv. foot sioops. Dahodi.
Indolent Mrsh. and ionsa; thirty.foot sloop Kath.
racing length Pyxie and Trinket; jib and mansa.
Meteor and Dodo; cabin cats Oconeo and Anemone:
nfteen ieet racing length. Goblin.
The sun., 1893-07-01

Earned runs-cincinnsti 4; Washington, p First
base by srrors-waahinKton, 3. Left on baaes-Cin:
SasmSsr lain, 4: oa Darys. Struck OUT Ssy cham
Durysa. Mulyey, oRourka sAcrince bits-Radford
Farrell tel. LArsin; Napghn stolen bnses-AcPhse
hey. and smith; Sullivan and LaIkin; o'RSHIks and
ss-chambsrlain. z. Passed bAil-Aurphy. Umpire
The sun., 1893-07-01

Not at 4 O'Clock. ADJ
The sun., 1893-07-01

The freight clerks OF the y. Y. C. and II. r. R r VII
iountsin,s Kingsbridye team at fnwood on July q
Michael Kelmartn catcher Vincent Benson. pitchert
Fred bAuman. nrat base: Walter Sherwood: second
tbsa Sas M1r tr.y snS sSP rasS a.a,
The sun., 1893-07-01

September. 1000 2o.o2h 2ooo 20.02,f 2oIo
PRovIsIoys-Laid lower. juno. 8. T5c.; July. a65c.
Spot sales 100 tcs city At sesssc. and 1oO West.
ern at 'Oc. Dressed hogs. HSyl4c. Pigs p6Gs9SSc.
Tailow tImeg at +at@49ac Rest butter, 2U@22c; do.
cheese. SA@AISc. Eggs l5A@l7c.
. GnocrRiss-Godeo iutures advanced I5 to 20 points
The European cables were rather stronger. There
holiday In Brazil There WAS disposition to cover
here The warehouse deliveries were fair. The close
here nrnI, with sales of 10, 800 bags follows:
The sun., 1893-07-01

Not ut 4 p. AIDA
The sun., 1893-07-01

Nst ct 4 o'eloot-Ads
The sun., 1893-07-01

Yale.Harvasa. at sP.M. 4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-04-20

Following Mr.. Howells' lead. APP
parentlv, both Frank r. Stockton and
Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett have
gone over to The Ladies Home Journal,
and the most important works by these
authors upon which they are now en-
gagged. will shortly see publication in
this magazine.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-04-20
MARCH, APRIL AND MAY
Is the Time for Catarrhal
Dyspepsia The Blood must
be Cleansed.

The symptoms of catarrhal dyspep.
STA are: Coated tongue, pain or heavy
feeling in the stomach, belching of gas.
dizzy head, sometimes headache. des-
pondent feeling, loss of appetite, palpi-
taiion OF heart and irregularity Of the
For this condition Pe-ru-na is found
to be an admirable remedy. In all
cases it brings prompt relief to the pain
full symptoms, and in large per cent.
of cases it makes a permanent cure.
Pe-ru-na soothes the inffamed mucous
surface, and thus strikes at the root of
the disease. In cases where the infiarn-
nation has been so severe and contiu-
ued as to produce extreme irritability
of the stomach, the remedy may be
taken in small doses at first, diluted in
water; but, as soon as the improvement
is sufficient to permit the full dose TO be
taken undiluted, it is the better way.
and the cure is much more rapid. Pc
ru-na is also a spring medicine which
at once removes the cause of all affec-
tons peculiar to the spring season by
purifying the blood of all contamina.
tons, and invigorating the whole sys
tenn.
Two valuable books, No. 2 setting
forth in detail the treatment of catarrh.
coughs, colds, sore throat, bronchitis
consumption, in every phase of these
diseases, and Ne. 3, on spring remedies
and diseases, will be sent free to any
address by Inc Pe-rn-na Drug Manu-
featuring Company of Columbus, 0.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-04-20
------
TRAGEDY AT DUBUQUE.
Police Onieers Firth and TaIcott Shot anS
Killed by Desperate Trampe.


DUBUQUE, Ia, April 1.-Two police
men, named Firth and Henry Talcott,
officers in the employ of the Milwaukee
Railroad company, were shot dead at
o'clock a. m. Friday by tramps The
officers went into a coach to arrest the
tramps, who had taken lodging there
for the night. The interior of the coach
showed there had been q desperate
struggle between the officers and
trsmps Glass was broken and strewed
all over the floor. The engineer of the
switch engine stopped his engine and
stepped down just in time to catch on
Ger Firth as he was falling. Talcott
was found dying on the platform.
Officers have been looking for the
tramps but have not succeeded in find
ing them. Great excitement prevails
over the cowardly act.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-04-20
DELINQUENT TAX SALE.
(OFFICIAL.)
STATE OF WISCONSIx, .
COUNTY or GRANT.
Tnz.ss URER's OFPIcE. Grant Co.. Wis.
LANCASTER, April 2. 1889.
THE f6rki DAY OF MAY 1893

Notice lie hereby given TO al whom it HsAy con
eern. that I will, on the third Tuesday. beng
THE 18TH DAY OF MAY 1893
At the County Tseasurer's ofice IN Lancaster,
the county seat Of said county. between the
hours OF O'Clock A. II. and O'Clock p. n. OF
said day and the next succeeding days there
after, sell At public auction or so much OF each
Of the following described tracts OF land. and
town village and city lots situated in said GeAnt
county, as may be necessary for the payment Of
taxes Interest, costs and charges thereon Gor
year 1892 which may remain due and unpaid on
the third Tuesday OF May. 1892
LAMENTATIONS. e, east; ne. northeast; ee,
southeast; ". west NV, northwest; sw. south-
west; n north; T. south; Gem, commencing
beg, beginning; run. running; &C, acre; blk,
block; II. feet; Ike sinks; chs, chains; adm, ad-
dition pit. part; adj Aojoining ex, except;
bd. bounded; tn, thence
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-04-20
Fastest Cruiser of Its Glass.

New LONDON, Conn, April 1s.-The
builders of the United States cruiser
Detroit will receive Sl5O.0O0 bonus for
extra speed developed above the con-
tract, which called for II knots. The
Detroit has proved itself the fastest
cruiser of equal displacement in the
world. At S:l5 o'clock Monday morn
ing the official trial was begun. II
continued for four hours and the De
troit developed 20 knots an hour, near.
~ 23 miles.