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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-26
LAST WEEK OF THE FAIR.
Gates OF the White City VIII Be Kept Open
Several DAYS, However.

WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS, CHICAGO, H.,
Oct. 23.-One week from to-day the
official life of the fair ceases. However,
the gates will be kept open as
long after that day as practicable
to allow visitors to cast last glance at
the White City before it is RACED to the
ground. The weather this morning is
equal in every way to the pleasantest
days of this summer and fall. Just cool
enough to warrant people in making a
hasty tour of the grounds.
There are plenty of New Workers
here to-day. The state building is the
central point for visitors and the big
register is filled with names Of citizens
of the Empire State. Tonight the
chiefs of department will give recep-
ton in honor of foreign, national and
the board of lady managers. The
MassachGS ; is state building d and the
son, Barrett, Skif, Robinson, Buchan-
an, Ives, Smith, Samuels, Fearn, Col
Inns, Putnam and Handy. The old
colonial building has been decorated
deliberately for the occasion.
This is Chicago's trades and CONT
mental day at the exposition. The
events of the greatest interest will be
on Wednesday, Marine day. A night
and day parade of boats will be
given on the lagoons and mimic
battle with pyrotechnics will be the
browning event There will be twenty
boats divided into attacking and de-
Tending fleets. Each fleet is to be lie
Illuminated with lamps and lanterns.
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oLl gaming houses. Matters vii, 49,,
aoiy De adjusted in court VII prop
!, WARRANTY deed was recordoa -,
ene register of deeds at Fond du 1a WIN
Jew Gays ago by which Mrs mr. n 60 a
o s1 az sold to Mrs. Elizabeth Anstr; oall-
81 ,ooo the old Conklin mill nronor 10 lor
the e, village Of Oakfeld. The Can ~ IN
lhlil is one OF the landmarks Of o En1
uu Lac County and was hu;l+ !, o ~
summer OF 1850 by Henry Conklin e,e
OF the pioneers of Wisconsin Tho MI, UHe
was the first one to use the OaIfaia
water power and has been in almost
constant service since it was first built
LIE detroit police arrested a vonno
M Woman VINO gave her name as Mare
Dale, OF Madison, on charge of mas
4Seraulng IN male attire. She is about
o. yeais OF age. She was working for
a all Insurance company and was getting
a1oilg nicely. The young Woma6
canned she could not Get work wh;la
attlred as a woman 80 she decided ~
don male clothing. "
JOHN WOLF, of Appleton, a fireman
on the Lake Shore road has been
awarded a verdict OF S., 900 damapes
against the railway company for the loss
or an eye, caused by the bursting of a
iuof L,eS on the engine. He had sued
tor SIC, 900 damages. ~' ''>'oN
bAVID WAGGoNER, so years old. was
struck by an engine at Alton. Rock
County. He fell forward. clutcbed the
pliot and pushed himself clear of the
wheels. Mr.. Waggoner is very deaf
and was watching train on one track
Mheh the other approached. Strange
10 say MT. Waggoner was not so badly
hurt but that he went to husking corn
soon after.
JOHN HIGNEY, Jr., was arrested at
Salisbury on a charge OF robbino r
Farry, OF Benton, one Of the guests of
the Brewster House, of $40. Higney
was clerking at the hotel at the time of
the robbery. All the money but S. was
recovered. Hlgney waved examination
and was bound over to the circuit court
in bonds of $780,
billy Quinn, the young man suspect
ed of robbery at Racine, and who was
arrested at Detroit, was released from
custody day or two ago, the Racine
authorities not desiring to bring him
here, as the evidence was not strong
enough to warrant it.
TRAVELLING agent went to bed at the
Waverly House, Appleton, with light
ed cigarette in his mouth. The bed
clothing took fire and when Landlord
Cottrill aroused the sleeper the bed was
IN fair way to be consumed with it's
occupant.
THE millinery store of H. NJ. Roths-
child, at Racine, is in the hands of the
sheriff on attachments aggregating
about 5000.
THE father of Fred Lathrop, station
agent at Hanover, Rock County, who
was struck by q train while visiting his
son, died of his injuries. His remains
were taken to Freeport, Ill.
THE erection of Y. nj. G.. A. build
ing at GAINESVILLE has been made certain
by subscriptions during the last few
days.
LEAD has been found in considerable
quantities on the Dorman farm in the
town Of Windsor, Dane County.
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PUT IN DANGER BY A rider"

Measure for a Successor to the Andy
johnson Slips Through the House.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 23.-The
House to-day passed the bill to provide
for the construction. of steam revenue
cutter on the great lakes to replace
the candy Johnson" Mr.. Loud
of California, offered substi-
tute including a provision for a
revenue cutter for the harhor of San
Francisco. Chairman Sayers, of the
appropriations committee, in opposing
the substitute. served notice on his
Democratic colleagues that unless they
joined him in economizing this would
be a billion dollar congress. Mr.. Loud
withdrew the substitute and the bill
was passed
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NEW CHANNEL OF COMMERCE.
Mexico and the United States Will I'm
prove the Colorado River.

Mexico and the United States Will Inn.
prove the Colorado River.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 23.-Gov.
Hughes, of Arizona, had an important
conference with Minister Romero, of
Mexico, yesterday, touching improve
ments of the Colorado River which
would add to it's importance as a
channel of commerce. The Gov
ernor represented to Mr.. Romero
that the Colorado is the second
largest stream on the Pacific Coast and
said that with secure jetties at the
mouth and with some dredging along
the course of the stream it could be
made navigabe for length of 900
miles, far up into Arizona and Nevada.
He stated that the mountainous re-
gion of the western part of the
United States traversed bye this
stream was rich in minerals, while
the lower country would soon become
a fine agricultural and horticultural
region. Minister Romero was very
much impressed with the representa-
tion made by the Governor and<said he
would recommend that his government
give the matter attention.
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SHOT IN A SALOON.
Three Highwaymen Hold Up Crowd in
IL La Crosse Saloon.

La Crosse saloon.
LA CROSSE, Wis, Oct. 20.-Three dar-
ing masked men held up everyone in
Joseph Ausfelder's saloon at 10 O'Clock
last night and shot two persons. Aus
felder's saloon and clearinghouse is sit
uated in the southern portion of the
city in a quiet locality. The boarders
were playing cards when three men,
each with dark handkerchief tied
over the lower part of his face, entered
the saloon. Each carried a big revolver
and the trio covered the whole crowd
in a twinkling and commanded the sa-
loon-keeper to yield up what he had.
Ausfelder handed over $25. Then
one of the boarders was ordered to
stand up and he yielded two $40 bills.
Next little German fellow known
as Casper was called up to turn
over what he had. He laughed and
pushed the robbers away, saying:
"You clear out and let me alone"
AS soon as he said this all three of the
men fired as quick as flash: The man
who had given $50 was hit in the leg,
but not seriously injured. Casper
caught two bullets in the head, one just
back Of the ear and the other in the
nape of the neck.
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK. Oct Acknowledgements, 100000
bus; sales, $4,000 bus; No. 2 red opened Nc
visible, has rallied Il to &c on covering
and is now quiet; December, 685a@69 7-16c; May,
75l9761ac. Rye-Dull; Western boatloads, 53GD
55c. Corn-Receipts, 1877, 400 bus; sales, $4,000
bus; No. 2 opened 1sG9Ac off with wheat rally
ing later; December, 47lA@47asc; May, 1890
4 WeseFa 4 t'OG Be eS nH e1rs
mess, 900 Pork-Frm; new mess, 9.75; family,
2O00@W5o; extra prime, h0O@l5.oo Lard -
Strong; 1875 nominal. Butter-Receipts, $50
pkgs: steady state dairy, 1920; state creamery,
HOSE Western dairy, 1714@22c; Western
creamery, 21@29c; Egals, 29c Cheese-ke--
ceipts, 1000 pkgs; state, large. 1114@11asc; part
state and Pennsylvania, 22@23c; Western, 2l@1
22c. Sugar-Steady; crushed, 53sc; powdered,
5 7-16c granulated, 5 3-l6c. Cofee-Spot, quiet;
CHICAGO, Ill. Oct 23-Cattle-Recepts, 10000,
including 1900 Texans and 1000 Westerns.
Some second class cattle sold 206y25c higher; no
first class here; top to-day, 5.006540: others,
4.S0@490; common 425@4.50. Hogs-Receipts,
2l000; active, strong, loc higher: mixed, 6 23@
ESQ; heavy, 66o@6.so; light 6.75@685 Sheep
BIS: top lambs, 4.00@4.75.
TOLEDO, o., Oct. 23.-Wheat-Quiet; No.
cash and October 6214c; December, 6434c; May,
FIRM cash. 291ac. Rye-Firm; cash, 48c.
Cloyerseed-Lower dull; prime cash and Octo-
Der, 5.25; November $50; December, 1914 jan
uary, 545
CHICAGO, Oct 23-Close-Wheat : Steady:
cash, GI1Sc; December, 641sc; May, 712sc. Corn
Steady; cash CSC; December, 35c; May, age.
oats-Stead cash, 2714c: December, 2Sc; May,
317sc. Pork-Steady; cash, l7OO January, 14.65
uary, s571s Ribs, Steady; cash. $40; January.
1922. Rye-Steady, 44c. Flaxseed-Quiet,
LOO. MISUNDERSTANDING, 800. Butter-Quet.
Eggs-Easier. Whisky-1.I.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 23--Wheat-Cash, lower.
5s15c; options, higher; October, 581ac bid; No
vember, soc; December, els asked; May. 69c
asked. Confirm; cash, 5614 q 1910; October,
3515c bid November, 3434@341sc bid; Decem-
ber 341sc; year and January, SAC bid; May, 37A
@377s asked oats--steady; cash and October,
Pork-Quiet, 1926. La d-Higher, 9.50@9. 621a.
Whisky-Il4. Lead = Steady, $40; spelter,
strong, $50.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-26
MAYOR POWELL LOSES HIS FIGHT.
Ihe Present Chief of Police Will Con
tinue in Office.

Ihe Present Chief of Police Will Con-
tinue in Office.
LA CROSSE, Wis, Oct. 21.-The chief
OF police controversy came to climax
last night at a special meeting of the
Common Council. The mayor, D.
Frank Powell, has held all along that he
would not nominate the present incum-
bent, II. II. Byron, and majority
OF the aldermen declared they would
vote for no other One week ago seven
men We're voted down and last night
the mayor nominated John Elliot,
Charles Van Auken, John Kursch and
Z. A. Bartlett, all of whom received
three affirmative and sixteen negative
votes. The mayor then gave up the
job and SO the present chief will hold
over
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FROM RICHES 10 POVERTY.
Cassius III. Read Loses Nearly 81 ,OO0,-
600 in Twelve Years,

Cassius III. Read Loses Nearly 81 ,OO0,-
900 in Twelve Years.
New YORK, Oct. 23.-The Cassius III.
Read of twelve years ago was a man re-
puted to be worth from 100000 to
S1,0OO,O00, principal proprietor of the
Hoffman House, owner of large es-
tates in New York and Virginia, and
interested in half dozen business
ventures requiring the outlay of large
sums of money. The same Cassius II.
Read to-day is said to be practically
penniless with no interest in the Hotf-
man House, no estate in New York or
Virginia and no real estate upon which
he could negotiate loan of 800. Mr..
Reads home at Far Rockaway was sold
on foreclosure proceedings on Octo-
Der ID
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-26
INQUEST AT BATTLE CREEK.
Enquiry Begins Into the Responsible
for the Grand Trunk Horror.

Enquiry Begins Into the Responsibility
for the Grand Trunk Horror.
BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Oct. 23.-Late
last night two more of the bodies burned
in the Grand Trunk were identified.
The remains are those of Mr..
and Mrs Charles SAKE, of New York
CITY. They were identified by broth
er from that city. Three more bodies
were identified this morning. The fol-
lowing is the list: Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Doland, of Tilsonburg, Ont; j..
j. Brown, of Strathroy, Ont.
The coroner's inquest on the
awful railroad horror was set for
8 O'Clock this morning and sensa-
tional legal developments are expected.
Owing to the absence Of one Of the
jurors, however, it was some time after
that before the proceedings commenced.
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SEVERE STORM IN THE EAST.
Heavy Fall of Rain and Fierce Gale a
New York.

Heavy Fall of Rain and Fierce Gale at
New York.
New YORK, Oct. ga fresh water sea
just deep enough to float vessels of So
100 of foot draught covered Manhattan
Island and a strip of territory extending
zoo miles to the westward and probably
twice that distance to the north and
south at o'clock to-day. The down
pour Of rain began at 1915 o'clock last
night. Without moments cessation it
continued until this morning, and ac-
cording to weather bureau officials it is
likely to continue for many hours
more. The wind has gradually in
creased in velocity TN i at o'clock it
was blowing at the rate of twenty eight
miles an ho1!r
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-26
CAPTURED AN ESCAPED JAIL BIRD,
Brown County Sheriff Overtakes Louis
Banare at Manitowoc

Banare at Manitowoc.
MANITowoc, Wis, Oct. 1S.-Louis Ba-
mare, who escaped from the Brown
County Jail last Friday, was captured
here by Deputy Sheriff Mccarthy, of
Depere, who is employed as one of the
pulp-wood gang in this city at present
The sheriff of Brown County came down
to take his man home to-day. The
deputy sheriff had hard tussle
IN capturing his man as pair of black
ened eyes and scratch on the cheek
Will testify. Banare is serving time on
a charge of knocking man down and
robbing him of a gold watch and sos in
money. Banare effected his escape
after knocking down the jailer who was
bringing him his supper.
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CIRCUS TRAIN WRECKED.
Several Persons Connected with the Bar
mum Show Badly Hurt.

mum Show Badly Hurt.
CLARKsBURG, w. Va, Oct. PA rear
end collision occurred near here yester-
dav on the Baltimore & Ohio road be-
tween the two sections of the Barnum
& Bailey circus trains. The train was
running in five sections, and the first
section going up grade was run
ming about three miles an hour
when the second section, being a
light train, came around a curve at
twenty-five miles an hour and crashed
with terrible force into the rear end of
the forward section which was made up
of cages with four sleepers in the rear:
The last two cars were telescoped and
the inmates were awakened from their
sleep by being violently hurled to the
front of the cars or pinioned to their
berths. A dozen were hurt, half OF
them seriously, and one fatally.
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SEVEN PERSONS INJURED.
Collision at Chicago Between Electric Motor
and a Street Car.

CHICAGO. H.. Oct. 23.-Seven persons
were injured to-day in grade crossing
collision between street car and
al electric motor car at Sixty-third
and Halstead Streets. One victim
may die. She is Belle Riley, 1924 Sher-
man Street, Chicago; skull fractured.
Others We're less seriously injured.
They are all Chicagoans but one:
LAwREECE L. WALLACE, Clinton, Ia,
bruised about the body.
WILLIAM JOHNSON, hip and back in
jured.
DrNAH DEsLEY, hip and side bruised.
MRs. HORACE WEBB, bruised about
body.
MIS-. E. La FOREST, head and body
bruised.
AMELIA CLEMENS, slight bruises.
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BRITISH FLEET AT SPEZZIA.
The Italian City Gaily Decorated in
Honor of the Visitors.

SPEzz1A, Oct. 23.-The British squad
ron arrived here at 1880 A. NJ. and
anchored in the gulf. The town is elab-
orately decorated with flags and
bunting and everything possible
has been done to give the
British sailors an enthusiastic
reception. Countless small crafts laden
with people met the fleet upon arrival
and warmly cheered the visitors.
Statutes were exchanged between the
ships and the forts and then the visits
of courtesy between the naval and mill
tary commanders commenced.
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FATHER AND DAUGHTER SUICIDE.

Andrew KimbaH and Miss kimbau End
Their Lives by Drowning.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. 23.-Andrew Kim
ball, real estate dealer, drowned him.
self this morning in Lake Michigan at
Ninety-eighth Street, the place
where his 1S-year-old daughter
committed suicided Saturday in
a similar manner. The daughter was
respondent over prolonged illness.
The father was overwhelmed with grief
over the loss of his daughter. Mrs.
Kimball is Frustrated as result of the
double bereavement
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FLOUR MILL DESTROYED BY FIRE.

Inc Lancaster Milling Company's Plant
Btlrned a Second Time.
LANCASTER, Wis, Oct. 1S.-The flour
,aill belonging to the Lancaster Milling
Company was burned to the ground last
night. This is the second time it has
been destroyed by fire within a year.
The mill had just been rebuilt at a cost
Of 81 800. There was $4,000 insurance.
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a .rennessee street Murder.

JACKSON, Tenn. Oct. 20.-Last even
ing in quarrel before a
saloon entrance, Banks sherrod at
+.cLed Howell Hunt who immediate
" onened fire with revolver shooting
Sherrod twice, once in the bowels and
once in the head. probably fatally. A
third shot struck Charles Kennedy in
the head causing a fatal wound. Ken
rady was a pasSerby.
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THE WATCHMAN WAS ON DECK,

Thieves Break Into Large Dry Goods
Store at Be1oit.
BELoIT, Wis, Oct. 19.-There was a
bold attempt to rob Bort, Bailey & Co. s
dry goods store last night. The thieves
broke a large glass in the rear and had
commenced to carry out furs and silks
when the night Waterman drove them
oWau
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-26
VESTIBULED TRAIN WRECKED.
Four Sleeping Cars on the Baltimore
Ohio Road Are Derailed.

Ohio Road Are Derailed.
AKRON. O., Oct. 23.-The Baltimore &
Ohio vestibuled train which left Chicago
at 5 p. NJ. last night ran into an open
switch at Gallery Junction, on the
Pittsburg & Western Division of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railway, at $50 this
morning. The engine and four sleeping
cars were derailed. One Of the sleep
inc cars went over an embankment.
Though many passengers jumped for
their lives from the doors and windows
Of the train, no one SO far as known
was seriously injured.
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SHORTAGE OF MONEY.

Calcutta Experiencing a Serious Finan-
cial Depression,
LONDON, Oct. Pa dispatch to the
Times from Calcutta says that money ls
daily becoming scarcer. In this con-
nection the Englishman suggests gold
loan of e5,OOO,00O and declares that this
loan is an absolute necessity IN order to
avoid q manic
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WILL JOIN IN THE CELEBRATION.

Animation Officials to Visit tho Worlds
Fair American Cities Day.
APPLETON, Wis, Oct. 21.-At special
meeting of the City Council last night
the invitation extended by the COM
mon Council of Chicago to the officers
and council of this city to participate IN
the celebration of American Cities Day
at the Worlds Fair October % was &C
cented. The officers will attend in a
body accompanied by large delegation
of citizens.
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PASSENGERS SEVERELY SHAKEN UP.

ENGINE and Mail Car on the Nor'h-
Western Jumped the Track
la CROSSE, Wis.,, Oct. 19.-The engine
and mail car of passenger tram NO. o
on the North Western road jumped u Tue
track this morning at Medary me
up. but no serious injuries resulted s. i1,,so
The accident was caused by the failure
to Gloss an interlocking switch.
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CEMETERY WASHED AWAY.
Collins Torn UP by the Waves ans
CornSes Left ExnOSed.

BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. 19.-Weems
Line steamers report that a ceme-
terry on Solomon's Island was
swept away in Fridays storm.
The earth was torn and bare and cof-
fins were broken open, corpses were
exposed and the clothing of some of the
dead was found on the beach.
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Fair Hotel Fails.

CHICAGO. H., Oct. 24.-The Hotel Ev-
erett on Fiftv-sixth Street has been
added to the list of unfortunate World s
Fair hotels, a receiver having been
annointed on a petition said to rep
resent creditors to the extent of $780,
600.
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WATERFOWL MAN APP0lNltD.

f.. 7. Wiccenhorn to Succee"
Norris as Oficial GauGer.
MADISON, Wis, Oct. 19.-E. ). Wlgsen-
horn, a jeweler at Watertown, WIN SUI :,
coed W. N. Norris, OF Watert '1
rep. as gauger of the Western na1,e m1s,
cons i}' district of the internal rexe eve he
Department depart The appointment r wlll De
m wand of Collector Bluem1eid.
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WISCONSIN worlds Fair Prizes;

wisconsin has been awarded al,, murid ,
n nIilwpnkee. onyx and marble ,ts Soaa
mater fountain, sundry supplies T Eau
eon5ln refriaerators and sdeboaMrd Name re-
ssfang 1asee shs5Syss sPsssan
ware.
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JUDGE MOESKE'S BEREAVEMENT.
His Young Son Expires During an Epl-
leptic Fit at Appleton.

APPLETON, Wis, Oct. Il. - Wine
Moeskes, aged IA years, son of County
Judge Moeskes, fell in an epileptic ut
this morning while dressing ana dleu 1, IN
a few minutes. He was alone IN tne
honse with his brother, his parents be-
mo st the Worlds Fair. He had been
subject to fits for several years.
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AN ARCHBISHOP DEAD.

Primate of All ireland Expires Suddenly at
Dublin.
DUBLIN, Oct. 23.-The archbishop of
Armagh, primate Of all Ireland, died
suddenly at noon to-day.
MILAN, Oct 23.-Mgr. Calabiana, arch
bishop of Milan, is dead.
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iOct. %. Oct. q. 1892. 1891.
Milwaukee, Dairy Market.

BUTTER-Fancy creamery, . II, 280G29c; inferi-
or to good do, 20(927c; best dairy selections 24@
26c; fresh lines fair to choice do 20924c; pack
ing stock do, 140116c; grease, S(010c.
CHEESE - Full cream flats. q ID, 1114@12c;
che1dars do, 11@11%c brick, 11@11Kc Young
American, l1@ll@c; limburger, 11@l2c; Swiss,
1114@12c
EGGs-Fresh, y doz, 1919a2oc; ice house, 1917
f010C.
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. %.
The following table shows the closing prices
of wheat and coarse grain on Change October
3D. as compared with those of October p, and
the same days of 1892 and 1891:
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Death of the MaharaJan.
PARIS, Oct. 2S-The Maharajah Dhu-
leep Singh died yesterday afternoon.
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III runaway accident.
.NBER of tramps camped across
ES'e me at Beloit have been max
burden to the residents of the
b ">lo town. They run things to
I ourselves and go about the streets
~ uHng revolvers in the air and
ling the citizens. The residents
1 I">'ed over the way the officers
f ue uamps to run the city, and
'o'Ged 4 vigilance committee to
cry OF this element. A raid
IN " ~ "a, on the stronghold of the
meeting of the senior class at
In ' I University the matter of wear
zap and the gown was consid-
So' no definite action was taken.
s,S Ui improbable, however, that the
or class Will appear in cap and
kyor 81 't't sentiment appears to be
H. VI II. \ committee was APP
Ia w. 10 consider the matter and re-
" AK: entered the house of Tony
H. %t'u''ed few miles south of
Ii st 'SGn4oc'lon, and stole articles
] 4 o '1Ho houses at Ashland have pro-
h. I nni; a conflict between city and
lis ''i nee officials for the past six
a2ye ~, ~ Is alleged that the city po-
Mr. ''"eu TOUR gambling houses
lei ana week week ago a new house
hi i "'.u Ni!et of Police Schwartz
! NJ, i"or,rsSiing the proprietor and
] nI. .r:oSeS With dozen men who
| has, ing in IT., The proprietor of the
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