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II 1t lUVIuSi
460-462 Eighth ST. Oakland.

THREE FINE BUSINESS LOTS 25x1 90 each,
on the northwest corner of Fourteenth ana Frank
lin :stIeetS. -
RIGHT IN THEHEARr OF THE BUSIN EsS
POR lloN OF OAKLAN ID; easy terms; only one
fourth cash. balance. in three. equal yearly. pay
mentS. - '-.'.- :. -
A.. EXCEPTIONAL Y CHOICE MANUFAc-
II King Slt r.; 132xl SO, northwest corner First
and Linden streets online OF the southern Pacific
Railroad; shipping facilities unsurpassed; easy
terms one-tourth cash. balance in three equal
ytarly payments. -...., .-s.-+ -
|, a CHARMING HOME, situate 472 Edwards
street. between Telegraph avenue and: Broadway
sty ish two-storY dwelling, modern in aliltS APP
pomtmentS. rooms, bath, laundry. ETC.. with
sired --....
FIVE SELECT BUILDING LOTS. "2sxlO3:9
efch northeast cornerSixteenth and West streets,
five minutes from Broadway, five minutes tt Mar
ketStreet station and elect ic line Sixteenth
street; easy terms, only one-fourth cash, balance
in three equal yearly payments
-. TWO SIGH I-Y RESIDEN CE LOTS in the beau.
ttui Piedmont Tract at the termn us of the Pie C.
mont cable road, 40xl 81 each; superb view de
! ltghtfui climate 10 minutes TO business center
street work all done. SALE PEREMPTORY.
TERMS CASH
TWO MAGNIFICENT BUILDING LOTS. b4x
l35 each. on Athol avenue Peralta Heights ad ia
cent TO proposed Bou evard and surrounded by
beautiful a'rd costly homes only one-fourth cash
balance In three equ,l yearly payments
EI1HT CHOICE 50-FOUT LOTS in Temescal.
on Telegraph avenue, Ayaa avenue and Suffer
street. one block to electric cars Rare chance to
secure bargain as sale Of these lots is PEREMP.
hiphHst bidders ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RE
s. RYE.
Don't fail to examine these properties before
day OF sale, SATURDAY. August rs. 1893, at 2
O'CLOCK p NJ, at SaleSrooms -
WILLIAM j.. DINGEE,
400 an 462 ighth ST., Ga land.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE d CO.. san Francisco.
-...-. aul3 Is 20 % 25 26 ct
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for good to choice new. with sales at the top fig.
ura for future delivery. -. -. -: q
HIDES AND sKINS-Weak ard nat at the. de-
cline. Heavy .saIted steers are quoted at 4IYc
y n. medium. 4c: light, Sc; Cowhides, Sc;
salted Kip. &c: salteg Calf, &c; salted Veal,
ton 6I5c: dry Kips. &c; prime: Goatsk ms
3O05Oc each: Kids 5l9 Zoe; 'peerskins, good sum.
mer 3Ec = n: medium. zoe p 10: winter SC;
Sheepsktns shesrlings, iOg2Oc eacT: short W DOL
25@40c: medium, 40S6o= eaih; long WOOL 75c
TALLOW-Prices are Il q in, a., d. the mark ct
Is dul. No rendered. asa r. ID; country Talow.
4G4l4c: Refined. &C.: Grease, ~ 9Sl3c p n.
ket with no business WORT tafkiiig: about
Spring clip is quotable as follows:. Humboldt
and Mendoctno. l4@l5c; CalaveraS and Foot
hill. l2Gl8c:: Nevada l1Gl4o p n: San Joa-
qurn and Southern years staple. S@lpc 2 u: DO.
short " oois loo lc: Eastern OREGON / Ia SC
FOR choice and s@lOcfer inferior; Valley oregon.
l4Gl5c' . n. - : 80.
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THE ii ] +. STOCK. MARKET.

=. The. Irarset opened weak ana heavy yesterday
ana: .p5 res: haIe *df a. few cents. Con Cal d
Nrslfa was III e@ principal sufferer and declined
TO 81 IS Under affair amount of trading,
= 81: TX. = NOTES, =. 80: ~ 2. T..
- Yer Teulained steady yesterday; selling at
"a iii .Nt9y York and 80 y d in London.
.<.Ibe> asstssment on Occidental Con. and the
GRAY .atle mining companies are delinquent i n
: the . nice o.day. >....-- :..-1. -. .-s:.
4 :. Eagle Mining Company has made. ap-
Ph.at'6A TO be placed upon The list in the san
.tTiliCIScn y eek Exchange. .".- -" 80
Ire M orntIgs star: Gravel Mining Company OF
IoW.t:Illl has1ieeared another dyi end ~ So per
SD Am u rtlng Il 3 500 To late this mine las
-rthl:atotalE0f Sl2O,J00 in. dividends. he stock
lis le1d caffty III Eass. Valley. -.
=: r. DE. North Banner Mining Company OF Nevada
CUnty has levied. an assessment OF cents per
share - HI: -: -: -
:; Lire Gold Flat Mining Company OF Nevada
County has4eYlesl. an assessment Of cents per
share.
The p landt drift gfavel:mine at Lowell Hin has
been b0flled To Charles II. RichardSon, who Will
= put. q. .. Lflen a. works
The Miners MIL at,lSode is hetng put in order
for a. run on.Ore fr9nthe Eva ana Sunshine mines.
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After some slight fluctuations.

closing figures, After some slight Fluctuations.
prices further DECLINED lac, then became. strong
and advanced .l6el1sc. again eased eff. and. the
closing was about 81 615sc- lower than yesterday.
els. -. = ~. =. - 49,. 80 =.
~. -" CATTLE. e.. .-.- = 49,
Cattle = Receipts. 35O0 IOc higher: prime.
81 S0@5; good TO choices. 81 35(14 IS: medium,
So 6Ot94: G. mn0a. So U5@3 6O; Westerns, 81 90
10; ,exans. s2d3 10.
Hogs-Receipts, 75O0 higher: common rough,
81 25tG4 75:- mixed AID packers. $4 q0@5 rs:
prime heavy. % 3UG5 As; butchers, So 5O(15 IS
Light. IS 3O@5 10. = 80. 49,, q.
/: sheep-Receipts, $4,000: market lower; ma
tives. 1894 .esterns, 81 75Gii l2 fanc4 weth-
ers, IS 1908 3D. :: -. - -. =.
80 20. GRAIS AND Provisions. -.
I. Wheat easy. cash 6l84c: September 62SLc.
Corn, easier; cash, SO jac Septe mbef 80 Isc oats
easy cash: Zf$4 c. eep!em Der. 231 Sc PorE steady
cash. Sl2 TTJ2 september. II SO lard STEADY
cash; and September, SO I71a. Snort RIBS, steady
cash and September. s7tT1a. Rye. 47c. Barley.
nominal Flax, $1'O2ts. Timothy 80 70. :
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s,n Fr,pc,sco Meat irorxet.

Beef. Mutton and. Veal are steady. Hogs are
hr-n At an advance EsmO IS easy. ~
" no esale rates from slau-ht rers are AZ foil ows
BEEF-.FirSt quality 5(95 &C r n: second quail
ity. sIq C third o.. 81 YIic q 10 ....
VEAL = Larse, 596c 2 II; small Calves, 6J97c:
Fairy Calves SC a 10. ~
MtIToN-N others, 6@61ae: Ewes 51a@6e
r n. = - -.
.. Ia MF-7tGSc = 10
PORK - Live HOGS. sac q ID for heavy ana
m dunn Cram-ieo: STOCK logs. &c 2 IT,; dressed
do, 71aGSt4c p 70.
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Builders Contracts.

=. Swedish Evangelical Missionary Church with
g: Peterson and 8, Person TO .tu ID on NV line
~ Jessie street, SIS Sw of SIKH. SN:5u by NY
rs; SAl35.
Lyman: Bros. W "a worren x Miner. to build
on kearny street. between Pine and Ca Hornia:
$3.50.
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=. .-.:'-: eRAGS AND MERVHANDIsk' . = :.
,IWNsneat---AG iust 6slac. :.
:. II eps- Quirt:-, hrfn....-... %.
Coffee-:0 ptloiis. barely steady at 5000 points
down rs I4.250 hays SeptPmbrf. Sl4 $50
10 20; october SlFSh@i5: y vembtr, sl4 SOa
II: :.,ecember. Sl4: saCGl4 80: Spot Rio easier
ana QUIET; 80 7. .L584d 1-.:'.o.
SHsar-h aw dul1 aud steady: refined, quiet an
" Copper ftarely steady: LAKE 81 :e5. -
:: Z; sq-52u ct: Domestic. s. 32t =.
and steady. - - = .
:,spelter@s Steady; i omestie. IS u.s..
!. WOOL. ...-.. -
:; MoolZDuil and Irregular: domestic fleece, 20G
2Sc;. pulled, l6@22c; q eaas. L 9l7c q No.
= = : Chicag War cts. ..-:..-....e -:
:: CHICAGO. Aug: i5-w heatwss easy. The open
lng was. about 14S3ac lower than YESTERDAY 8
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RClAIiD -:-AIES.

Following. were the sales IN the san Frarcisc
: Stock Beard yesterday.
~: PIG C.LAR NO R5SiNG sFss f0N-9 30. -.
20GelthG...25 2Oe,',S CO. 81 1850 Savage. 50
500 GRAIL c.. IQ460 Il & 30 loo :. Idano l0O
3Ug.t,rolnt. 80 $40 MeXIcu:.:5O $50 YJackt. 30
( 100 Eureka. zoe Potosl..:.. so
J.. -.@..- :4E9ERNoOH sfss- OS-2:30:. .-.-s
100 Anhes.:.*I MeXl cii.. % 700 savage. 81
.t00 Is Oh. -. so 40 Il Il so 100 ) New 80
le0O Bulwer. " zoo aRntr ga 200 tnioI. 81
650C EUtur 80 2GtQt0s. 602J0 YJack5 -. u
sFcl9owing werez.tEe sales in=:ehe Pacific Stock
7 Iqard yester !ly.~,,
r.. .<R1@GJ.LAR SESSION 1920:
100 Belchr :.:G5-400 { .&A':I-3O $50 t5Dhir. 6
4g9 i 9 45= - 93O l 81 i4491 Lotos, 30
100 Bullion IL 2!p II " NJ !. 500 ........: IS
l0p. stho,ar 3G.3Q9 Aercn % 200 lJackt....4l
AFTER ooN sESS idN-2:&O. r.
go * BIS 5 2u0 Crqeker .o6 100 onnir..-. IS
lO0.:t. IS 800 r oilit....:}O FO0='s verm . : Of
I51 hnhioU 10 iQ.e' u 80. :. 200 Savage 81
] 90 Gh0IlAr 81 300 NJ rxcAn SO 900 ...... IS
p l5UoDhlr.. :: 81 800 IJacKG.;: IS
:. 100 Z "a N.l.39 - -
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Foreign Markets.

N'hF'fa -l&S 3-lN EfFOOlS.
LIVERPOOL, ARG, l5.-The spot mark ct is dull
at IS lOd. Carsoes are. QuteteE at 2ss sd for off
coast '3Us for prompt shipment and 2Ss Sd for
iurariy due. e. 3. ~ - ~ :
... FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool Quotations for No 2 Red Winter
August 5s 614q:; September. SIS 6sz d fpetoDer IS
ga; November 6s 9d;. December, IS l0d. II. r..
. SECURITIES. II
loNDoN. Aug, Is. --ConsoIs, SO 1-lG09S. 81 6;
SILVER 3Sl2d; French Rentes, e5f 9212c@ =
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET CO

TBAMERS LEAVE :AsPINw ALL OF
a, forInightly for the West Indies and fS1S3s
Southampton, calling en- route at Cherbourg
France and Plymouth, TO land passengers -
Through Bits of Eadtng. In connection with the
Pacific Mail IS. Co., issued for freight and treas
uIe 10 direeI ports in England and Germany.
through tickets from san Francisco to Ply
m outh Cherboarg, southampton. First class
SlS5: third class, SCI SO. For further particu-
lars apply TO PARR0TT q CO. AGENTS
II 800 CaliforuiasL
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Wool War ct.


Several changes appear Posts are. quotabie
at loc each; Redwood 80 Z cord; Oak. rough
8 25gT 50; peeled. ST IS; Pine. SIS SO = cord:
RatiTOad: Ties 35c apiece 6xS, C for Ks and
45G5jc for 7x9. - ..
fAABAkK =. y hole, lower at $I4 p cord;
Ground BarA, $24 z ton. -s-..
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HaMBuRG-AMERleaa PACKET co.
New York Seu' tlInton. Hamburg.
SHORT ROUTE TO LOyD0y AND THE CONTINENT

THE: FAST TWIN SCREW: EXPRESS ..<b~1
4 steamers of 10000 tons and 81 IL 900 $500
horsepower the largest, fastest and safest To-
Germany dfrert Hassengersby this ltHe for London
transferred at South sInrtoG docks to the Ham
bnrg-Ameriean Lines special train and forwarded
to London i(waterl0o station): time. hours
Through tickets 10 all Europesn points Express
STEAMERS every Thursday. through tickets 20 all
Continental points via. Cu1hatea aud Har0urg
(HancVer). - 2 - - ~ So
Nermannia-...Au gust II Aug Victoria. Sept.
Furst bismarck Aug. "a FNormannIa 49,. Sept.
Cotam bia.. August 81 Furst bismarck. Sept, II
q hese steamers are uuexGe,l led for speed safety
and comfort. -. - + $50 r. - =
-KXTKX sTERMERs To HAMBURG DIRECT. O..
= NieIand, GeI.eFt. Ru&ia. Dania. Russia. Suevia
Rhaeta9rom New York Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Cabin. $50 anu upward: steerage. $22~
Direct steamers frhm Copenhagen. Goth burg.
Ststtlp. hamburg; Hayre, .ChrIstiaAia and South
smpeon tp New YORK regularly: -.
- a. w. NY Err; Gen. "A eeut for: Pacific Coast
: fOl California ST., coz Sansomee san Francisco
fe1T II =
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FINEST ART GOODS

Ever Shipped to This Coast. III
1t was sent here for the order OF ''Eastland &
Fow err" and retained in the ware house for duty
and freight: 1t consists of Genuine Nielsen Ores
den. Seyres in Statuettes, Flower Pieces. Plaques
Vases, and in short. acoiIection of as'ine .,Art
Goods" as ever was seen in place in San Fran
cisco. GOODS now on exhibition.
-aul6 st >. BASCH, Auctioneer.:
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GgMPAGNIEi GENERATE

IT J.. = y , = 4 L 4. I u Q II; =
80. - French Iii 1~ to II VIZ.
CoMPASY'S PIER fNE vi AZ NORTH Iaera.
y River. loot or Morton So. TraHaers Sss-SE53e
by this Zine avoid both transit by English rail- way
and the discomfort OF crossing the channsl IN q
small boat. 80 -.
LA T0U RAiNE: Capt. FrangsuI .;...,..:,.,,-..
......+..... -. .Sa day, August 90. 100 A. NJ
LA BREfAGNE capt. Collier ......-,-,.,. -.
.f..:.*...... Saturday, September2, 500 A. n.
Ia GASCOGAE. Cas- /. san. ELI. -. -.
....,.....s: Saturday SeptemDer.9, 4 go a. N.
LA HOURGOGNE, Capt. Leboeuf. ,...-....:...
....,x...... Saturday ~rpf~m Ger IL. 500 A. NJ.
HE- For further particulars. apply to.
r.. FORGET. Agent,
No. B Rowling Green, y ew YORK,
J. F. FUGAZI 4 co.. Agents. Montgomery
Branch once, ls Montgomery st. au3r tt
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co
For PORTL AND & ASTORIA. OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM. j[ra.
j yeean Blvlsion-and PACIFIC COAST Gssa8
STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Will dispatch from
Spearstreet wharf. at A. ~. for the above ports
enc OF their Al ron steamships, viz: -.
p: hTATE or CALIFoRNIA-Jply %, Ang. a, 10
2S. Sepr. 9. u. 4 -. -. +! -. g..
col.UMBA-July 10. 81. Aug. IL, "a, Sept. 8,
II. 20 -.-..- H.. ....-. =. -
: !. OREGON-Juiy II, Aug. &. 90, Sept !, -, IS
Connecting VIA Portland with the Union Pacific
and other diverElng lines for all points In Oregon
Washington. British COIumblat AIaska, Idaho
Mentaua. Dakota, Utah, Wyoming, Yellowstone
Park and alt points east anu south and TO Europe.
Pare to Portland-Cabin, SIS: steerase, s.
round trip. cabin, $50. .---. -. - ..
Ticket ofiees-l Montgomery ST. and Palace
Hotel 4 New Montgomery ST. ---.s-.-
" Z: Freight offioe-2D0 California ST. - -, :.
6ooDALL, PERKINS Il CO, Suet. Ocean Line
! IL IL ~; 10 Market St, SdH Francisco. -
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xchange aid ;Bulliou.

artianf IS Bust mess. --...
PORTLAND. Or, Aug. Is. 4-Clearanees, SlOe;0oO;
balances, S32 ,0OO.. 49, -. +.
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logs advanced: Lamb easy. Beef and Mqston.

New York l'94rEetS. 20 :
y Ew HeRK. Aug. l5.-Ine stock market wis
extremely dull Throughout the dsy and a still
-lowgr range OF prices prevailed. Dealings were
confined almost epfirely To the. professional eeT
ment which continues DeaFish on the0unsetted
state OF affairs. The truecause for this STU atief
was developed today after 3 O'Clock, when 1T was
learne'R. that the SYNDICATE formed to take the
celiaterd trust. notes ofthe Northern Parifc CONF
p;siN to quldate the noatiny debt.h1d BEEN cfisa
:rupted aqd:on tue application OF the Farm ers,
Loan and rust CoiIi1any. receivers were. aps
pointed. for the pronert5. Northern Pa cihc com
m9p Tell TO IS aJid preferred to 51s Pm III e res
naInder OF the lrst Genera! Electric feff off 2sI TO
81 ~; and 1hicdgo Gas .214 to 1874 'swlIe ths
OF her STOCKS yielded 3alsls4 per cent The market
closed Steadier at slight recovery. G6yernments
stronger. Petroleum. weaker. September 57IL,
"a '..:. ~
= Money on call easy, closed offered. ~. Prime
pa per. 69l25a Sterling exchange bstikers'
biis. ST sI94 81 for go days and $4 s61 a@S4 81
for demand. =: g s. regular Sill; do CT1IDr,Js i.
-siITl's regular. $50 bid; Pacshc B's; si6S sid
Silver 69c. - So
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THE PAVILION AUCTION HOUSE,
FRIDAY.

Friday. ..................AuGust Is, 1898,
At1l O'Clock a. NJ. we will sell
AT PUBLIC AUCTION, WITHOUT RESERVE,
FIVE CASES @oF THE
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st-eetss 5000 N1araar5st. C+slie Ponds. <Il7; 10
s.s- ANa4en $40 25 do, % II. :.-s:. -
: fT:ER y COS. e.Es5IO.S- =. =.
il fId 10. sly Water 9B.. -
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Nj MARKET REPORTS.
TUESDAY. 3.yrNINa, August ~

Summary oF'THE MARKEra o. q.
s liver -we.ksr>:. -. -
Wheat ana Barley futures lower.
-:OatS and Corn DUH.
Rye Tower.
FeanS weak and nominal
Hay 'teadg. '.a'-r,
% Ground Barley lower. =. =,
:.Fotdtoes and onons chear e.. e..
Butter firm. Cheese steady.
ggs. quiet Honey dul 80 'so
P6rltfy weak. g
neayy stuck Of Peaches Pears, Plums and Mel
OILS
..titrqs Fruit inactive. ::
+ Iried fruit dutf and weak
Raisins nominal.
XGgeta bes in large supply ...-.: e
: Hops firm. o So.
d Provisions very strong
Hides. weak aud dull.
Tall1w detlined. -.
Wool 1t standstllL 20 d:
,gioss advanced Lamb easy. Beet and Mgston.
steady.
Graiu: Bags quiet .:
Canned Fru4t nominal go :;
GGfec dull. -
: = anbark lower. $
New York Exchange higher. s- ..
Sterling Exchange frnTer.
Mexican Dollars lower:
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:ePACEElC sYsTED,

A for Morning. -, p for Afternoons ..'E.73
Sundays excepted. :. :fSaturdaysonly
SUNDAYS only. ~. - - -:
The PACIFIC TRANSFER COMPANY
will call for and check baggage. from hotels and
residences. Inquire OF. Ticket agents for Time
Cards and other information =. -. r.
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to, 1ate .s1aonir,q f,,e,tiar,ce Sec. 7sn,hs'aae
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-04-15
BURNT WHISKY.
Over Eighteen Thousand Barrels OF 10
Destroyed at owensboro, Ky.


Destroyed Rt owonsboro, Ky.
OwENsBoRo, KY, April The four
bonded warehouses of the Glenmore
Distilling Co. were burned to the
ground Friday afternoon, together with
10, 11o barrels of whisky.
The fire caught from sparks from the
distillery smoke stack, 200 feet away.
A high wind was blowing, and the
mammoth frame structures burned like
tinder. Nearly million gallons of
burning whisky flowed out on the
ground, and was only quenched when
it ran off into the Ohio river.
Only the blowing of the wind in a fa-
vorable direction prevented the entire
destruction Of the distillery property,
which is one of the largest in this sec
ton, together with 500 head of cattle
penned up in stalls The burning
whisky ran all over the place, and sew
eral times the distillery was in danger.
The whisky was largely two year old,
though large portion was of the crop
of 1890 About 1900 barrels was of the
present crop. The total loss Is esti-
mated at S335, 900 over and above the
government tax, which amounts to
S765, 0OO The insurance is $685., 900. 1t
is distributed among large number OF
companies.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-04-15
ANN ARBOR CASE
VIII BE Brought Before the United States
supreme Court.

VIII BE Brought Before the United States
Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, April 8.-Thomas w.
Harper, of Terre Haute, Ind, who is
general attorney for the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers,
is here, and says an appeal is to be TAX
en- at once from the decision of Judges
Kicks and Taft at Toledo to the SUI
preme court of the United States. He
thinks habeas corpus proceeding will
guarantee a speedy hearing before the
court of last resort.
He says: "The object of an appeal is
to test the legality of Judge Ricks' de-
cision. Judge Ricxs discharged all the
men but Lennon, who was fined $50.
Lennon declines to pay the fine, and
has been arrested therefor. This will
be the case appealed. 1t would be
hard to convince these men or any
member of the organizations that Judge
Kicks decided the law. He himself says
in the opinion in the case that this de.
cision is without precedent but that
every new question when decided was
without precedent. The same matter
was brought before Judge Gresham in
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
strike in 1888, and he refused an appli'
cation to enjoin Arthur and the work.
men. If the courts of last resort sus'
tain the position taken by Judge Riclls
and the injunction case decided by
Judge Taft, the men will appeal to con
gress and the legislatures of the vari-
Gus states to change the law"
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-04-15
WITHOUT WARNING.
Nine Men Killed and six Badly Hurt II
Illinois.

Illinois.
JOLIET, ILL.,, April a-The first seri-
Gus accident to occur on the drainage
channel happened at Romeo, a village
about ten miles north of this city.
About 5:45 Friday evening heavy
wind rose and was followed in about
five minutes by a heavy fall of hail.
This caused all the men to run to shell
ter. The gang of men on one of the
cantilevers ran into the enginehouse at
one end of the huge machine. The
tracks on which it runs extend north
and south. The lever was on the south
end of the track and had been careless
ly left unfastened.
The wind increased to gale, struck
the cantilever and started it down the
track toward the enginehouse, in which
fourteen men were huddled. When the
large machine reached the end of the
track the bottom was stopped by the
manner in which the tracks are built.
The top part, however, had gained such
momentum that it could not be stop
ped, and the enormous machine, weigh
ing $50 tons, fell directly on the engine
house AS a result nine men were
killed and six severely wounded.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-04-15
SECRETARY GRESHAM
Demands Reparation From tho Tuelsisl
Government for the Outrage on Amer

Demands Reparntion From. tho TuekfnA
Government for the Outrage on Amer.
lean Citizens at Marsovan.
WASHINGTON, April S.-The United
States has taken vigorous action In re-
gard to the outrages on American citi'
, zens in the Turkish dominions at Mar
sovan, and the violation of the mails OF
the United States legation. The facts
Of the case nre as follows:
On the 10th of January last number
Of seditious placards were distributed
throughout the region of Marsovan and
CRsarea, in the center of Asia Minor
On account of alleged seditious move
mentS existing among the Armenians
the Turkish authorities ascribed the au'
thorship of these placards to the stu
dents OF Anotoba College and main edu-
cational institution of Marsovan.
On the night of the I'd of February
the girls seminary of this institution
was fred and burned to the ground
There was strong circumstantial evil
dence to show that this was done with
the full knowledge, If not by the direct
act of Turkish officials.
The condition of Americans in that
place became SO critical that United
States consul, Milo A. Jewett was dis
patched thither from Sivas, and the
Americans in that district have been
under his protection ever since Dis
patches passing between Minister
Thompson and Consul Jewett at Mar
sovan have been repeatedly violated,
and formal complaint of this fact has
been made by the American minister to
the sublime Porte.
Demands for redress made to the
Turkish authorities were met by coun-
ter demands on their side that the al
legged sedition movements of the Amer
lean students should first be in
vestigated and determined upon before
any efforts were made to discover the
perpetrators of the outrage complained
of.
Secretary Gresham has cabled to
Minister Thompson, at Constantinople,
a strong expression of the president S
views on the outrage, and demanding
not only prompt reparation for the
burned seminary, but punishment of
all parties found guilty in the matter
Minister Thompson is instructed that
no alleged prior acts of students are to
affect the rights of this government in
the matter
Minister Thompson is charged to give
renewed attention to the matter and to
dispatch special messenger, if neces-
sary, to Consul Jewett, and see to tho
inviolability of official correspondence.
The minister is to act promptly and ad-
wise the department by cable. No eff
fort is to be relaxed in securing the
legal rights of our citizens in Turkey.
1t is understood to be the policy of
the United States to make this Mar.
sovan incident test case in our rela-
tions with Turkey.
There are at the present time more
than two hundred American citizens re-
siding in the Turkish empire, who have
the management of property to the
value of over SO, 600, 900.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-04-15
ECkELS ON PRO BATON.
He VIII BE Commissioned Controller c
the Currency without the senate's Cor
hrmation.

He VIII BE Commissioned Controller of
the Currency without the senate's Con-
firmation.
WASHINGTON, April s.-"Mr James Fl.
Eckels, of Illinois, will very likely
soon be in the chair of the controller of
the currency, whether he is confirmed
by the senate or not" said republican
senator, Friday morning. 81 don't be-
lieve the nomination will be con irmed
before adjournment because the senate
may adjourn any day now and there
is not voting quorum present
in the city. A single OBJ.
lection will defeat action. II
is our understanding that as soon
as the senate adjourns the presi.
dent will commission Mr.. Eckels,
and he will enter upon his duties as
controller of the currency. If his work
during the next six or eight months
proves the wisdom of the president G
observation that a lawyer and not a
banker is needed in the office the SEN
ate will confirm the nomination when
it meets again. If he does not prove 6
good and efficient officer the nomina
tion will either be withdrawn by the
president or declined. Mr.. Eckels will
be accepted on probation"