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Chicago Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. May 81, IS)].
OPEN1N.i PRICES.
WI'EAT-Muy, ,Oc; July, sl34c; Sep
tember. ,51Ac.
COnN-Gay, 40c: July, :Oc: September, 4lc.
OATS-juiy, 2S.a September, 261ac.
PDiik-Scptcmber, S'l;5.
SHORT Eii;:s-July, S9.95. September, Sl0.lo.
CLOSING PRICES,
WHEA'T-May, o535c; July, 'o1sc; September,
7.a4r.
CO!eS-Iay, 39]ac July, io'sc, September
40 IS II
OAis- May, 2o224c July, :.,s5sa: September.
.64
roRN-s:ay, sp5o July, s:)o.; Scptvrnher,
SLIPS.
LARD-Nay, slo25; July, slo52Is; Sep
TEN Der, G.S.la.
sHohr Kit5s-N1ay, se.;5; July. sss:1yss
September, SG9o.
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Two Society People.

Mrs. John Sherwood is much bigger
man In Chicago today than Mr.. Ward
McAllister can ever hope to be. So
grateful are the Chicagoese to their lady
champion it will surprise no ons if they
present her with lake front lot and the
freedom Of the city. In the Duke de
Veraguas New York parchment SOU
venir. Ward isn't going to the fair
Boston Herald.
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The ses:s:.! f.lycr.

REV YORK, fZav 81 The ''ETorlt,' 5
Eair Exl:csi ion Fy-a," the new fast
train, Which let here oyer the Central!
roal At ? 10 i. o,. ;lrivv,lat tic Grand
Central Gels:t, Ghirago, at 1874 a. ill.,.
ls.aS,ils lile run i'll Gust one minute less
tl:;.n tsle ), hee,lilea time, and beating
De best ley oUs record b. neatly five
louEs. :. l:c railroad otsici;;ls are jubi-
LIANT ever tie success OF the flyers in
auGural trim.
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With Poisoned <Iloye4

A talo comes from Russia which sounds
Like romance of middle age barbarism
General Count SchereEletieff of the czar's
bodyguard died suddenly the other day,
and It is given out that he was muir
dered by nihilists. His death, it is said,
was decided some time ago by the nihil-
lists executive committee, and ono of its
emissaries managed to substitute pair
Of poisoned gloves for the ones that the
general was wearing and had laid down
for moment. Not observing the change,
the general put on tie poisoned gloves,
and death followed shorlly.-E1change.
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Fear an Endemic.

SToUGHToS, Wis. May 81. 31.-Diphthe
ria cff malignant character has made
its appearance in the town Of Rutland,
four miles west of here. In the family
Of John Hogan one child died and the
father. four more children and the hired
girl are down with the disease and con-
sidered in Il critical condition. Many
other cases are reported and an cpl
deric is feared.
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AE5l0l K, :. D, Nay ;.1-&, ,1.cc Fort
k&nt.i..I mas been abandoned the gov
el,s1ile,:t l.;.s made a.I;,il, artouts 10 re-
i'll the graveyard III that .oIt and place
t,-eln Ii! t2:e "oEerH1n4l.; IHllyins @r>ulg .
at io1't Le2EcIM ia. Kan. Sixty
eishI ludje5 axe II ii.e depot l.e-e 10 be
transported.
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DR.. Vaughn Discover. tho Butter Secret.

DR.. Faughn's greatest discovery is one
of which the world knows nothing Aft
er series Of long investigations and cx-
periments ho discovered and developed
the alkaloid which, being created in
cream or milk by churning. produces
butter, ard lie has been invited to make
exhibition at tho Worlds fair of the re-
suits of these experiments. How'll take
u bottle or can Of fresh milk, place in it
some of these alkaloids, and it will i'm
mediately develop butter rs perfect and
Us healthful as that which comes from
churning. 1t is i discovery in which
there is nothing of Il pecuniary value to
Dr.. Vaughn. for it ia simply a discovery
Of one of tie mysteries Of nature But
in its way it Is regarded by scientific men
as quite IS Important as were tho ,nicrobe
discoveries Of P>steur and Virchow.-
New York Cor. Philadelphia Press.
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Eri ri.3Gs zla,s ai: .ss::i:!itinE1.

CI.Ey y:sE.sNjo, lay a!-A Gixratcl,
from Gin i:1na.i says that Professor
Iii ii~.gs. now oil trial ut Washington fo1'
ll~Tcsy, l,a* w.;1ien to profe sor g. D.
/. CT lane IEec!csi.;al selui,lary
about The #t;N isai.;li y of forming a
Kew cltrrcil tc each his theology. Nor
is T.: lied, saying that few Pres. r+eri;:p
minister's would jim lie Eow c1epar-
t:?.c. f'cg:G lilar;I 2oro>lyterians o.:
liuc;@nati have g'1e 20 Washington to
confer WITH D. Zig &,+i ;s,ist in
l1loluot.Ha lie - " ll.iHct.
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siC.;ic t.cntis I:;.y Drop.

CHICAGO, May .1.-A meeting of the
lii"n2cot;a state board of wori Is fair
managers will occur next Thursday
morning, June !, at the stale building
: deci Ell fea!ing Of economy has taken
possession OF some OF the members and
ii is probable that tll"re will be some
differences, o. opinion ut the meeting.
Some employees at the state baildinG are
OH TIE anxious seat. fearing Tat their
heads may come off.
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sEYENTY-FOUK LOST.
Steamer Gcrmania Wrecked in Il

Steamer Gcrmanin Wrecked in tho
Bay of Bengal.
LONDON. May 31.-During the fearful
cyclone which has leen raging in the
Bay of Bengal the ship Ger,nania was
lost and "a men who were on the vessel
lost their lives with the ship. The
British bark Rydalmere. Captain Ber-
narl, which recently sailed from Cal
cutt:, was swept high and dry on shore
near Diamond harbor. on the River
Hoogly, 81 miles below Calcutta. The
British ship Glengarry, Captain Lind
say, was abandoned at sea, but the crew
were saved.
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rescued lour miles from Swan lake, who
had been without fool three days.
When found he was sitting astride the
roof of his house calmly munching the
meat from the bones Of his dog, which
he had been compelled to kill. Gov
ernor Murphy j. Foster has sent all the
tents at his command to the sufferers
at Lake Providence, but more are
1,aa Led
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ATLANTA, May 31.-Rev. William
Graham and his wife, while walking to
their home on the Central railroad
tracks near Miller, were overtaken by a
train and crushed to death. There was
a driving rain and the old people were
hurrying along under their umbrellas
and did not see the train.
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Is ON IL f...l.G!sSI'.
arguments !e@"n III tile Celebrated

f.iGgs Case.
WAsllISGToN. Ma: 3i.-The greatest
ecclesiastical trial of n.ot,crn times, as
it is termed, Was bo.sul. during the day
III the Eew York Avenue Presbyterian
church. vic III. briggs, tie Union
seminary professor, faced lis accusers
and his 500 judges. The general as
femb1y O. tie Ilrs:l y;4.:ill church ir
The United States s.sy as 4 yi-h court
The conrt represented nearly l,CO3, eco
Pres' yIeria,Is in this country. Who rec
o-n;z: tie supreme authority Of the
general assembly il ecc!es iastic;il mat
1er$. Jhy issue il one which 4 large
orlion OF tie tie cllugci: ana a large
snajol,ity OF tie general ass aDy evi
de'ity regard a:; e,.e OF 1lo erasesI that
l.i:s syc2 ss;3G:, - :l2~ @!l;..,i4, - .i.o:1
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Can't Sci! for Less Than Par.

New York, May 31.-Tha Times
Tahleqah, l. T., 81 ecial lays James S
Stahler, who has been in Wall street
with CHEF Harris and the other MEM
bers OF the Cherokee delegation, has
returned home and says it is under
stood that S5 cents on the dollar will be
the highest bid made for the Cherokee
strip bonds. In this event the delega-
ton will be forced to come homo or
seek other money fields, as they cannot
dispose Of bonds for less than par value.
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Peppers Grew In His Midst

Elmer Pe1rine died recently Of con-
sumption Of tho bowels Perrine was 28
and leaves q widow and two children.
Several months ago Perrine ate red pep
pers for his dinner. Tho seeds lodged
In his stomach, ger1ninated and made
him i'll. To remove the peppers he was
compelled to take strong emetics. It is
said this brought on the disease that ter
minated in his death. Upon several
occasions he coughcd up several partially
grown peppers.-Long Branch Cor.
rhiladelnhia Press
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H..,.il5 CLOSED.
Ea:icna! nt' r,o:;I. Eakota q; Fargo
ana = Branch at E;::ta!O

:t'!!! !:!:Ei:I'7i All E.;::- o.
FARGO II. D., Nay 31.-The National
Bank OF North Dakota was closed by
the order # Bank Examiner Diamond.
Z. Asl1lc. Me&rs is president. The
capital IS 1860. eco. Che failure viii not
affect any business firms ia Fargo as it
Las lean known for some Time that the
bank was III shallow water
LAKorA, \. D, May 3l.-Tne First
National Iank Of Lakota has been
closed by Eanl. Examiner Brush on
order Of tie comptroller OF tue cur
rency. The bark has been under sus-
j25cion for SIX months and is owned by
Ashley z. Mears and belongs to his
syste@, of banks il his state.
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An Explanation OF Our Big Ympo-ts

There is one important feature in our
balance of trade just now that is likely
to be overlooked. There has been gen.
eral comment upon the continuance Of
large imports while the exports have
fallen off. Too little account is taken Of
the foreign exhibits which have been
entered as imports for the Columbian
exposition but which do not go into con-
sumption at all. The value Of these i'm
ports has already risen to the millions
and will tend to increase the total i'm
ports through the current month.-New
York Press.
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Decorations For FREQ Fair Passes.

AL those who are to have passes to
the Worlds fair at Chicago must be pho
tographed, SO that the portrait may
adorn one corner Of the pasteboard
which gives them free entrance, thus In
suring against transfer Of passes. Some
Of the dignitaries from across the sea OBJ
ject tb this as an insinuation against
their honesty, and they call it an insult
to the countries they represent. But
they must submit or settle at the gate
Utica Press.
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81. Pa,,i Union stock Yards.

SOETH IT. f'AITI. May II. tS2i
EOGS-R, ceipts arrived too laie for the
raarke; and viii be h, Id oN
tATI:.r, Ec cipts arrived late and no trad
ing WA done on the opening market. Fair
demand all gra les. s'rnc steers, Si.m
40 :;o,t-t:..r o;.1U Il 10 prn, cows. $50
~. goo iruws. sob + O.. common lu iaIr
co -, 10 Ea.4' Ii .4t Veal calves $50 ~ p,
heavy caves. 1..5 300: st,'kars. $40 L;..5
fec,iers. 20 i:lO bulls. II 15:L:.15
s:.1l.ii' No receipts and no trading Mutt
tons, $40 :, %, la nt>, .i.5 jl55.5l, ot,cher
a.l.: fcc. ,,i,,, S.JDMi.5'.
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Willard: Eses!rcS.

New YORK, May 3l.-At meeting Of
the directors cf the North American
company tie resignation Of Henry Vii
lard as president WIS presented and ac-
certed. G. ~. Wetmcre, tie chairman
Of the executive committee, was elected
to succeed IL. Willard.
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Tried to Corner Coffee.

HAvRE. May 3l.- NJ. Schob. a coffee
merchant, who has been trying for
some time tocorner coffee has failed. His
liabilities exceed 1000, 600 francs. He
has been arrested for fraud in connec-
ton with his speculation in coffee. Be-
fore his failure he was supposed to be d
millionaire several times over.
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Influenza in Ecuador.

PANAMA. May 31.-lt is reported that
5000 residents of Paste, Ecuador, are
are suffering from influenza Fully
one-fonrth o; the cases proved fatal and
the situation is said to be frishtiul. A
decree exrelling the Chinese has been
issued by the government of San Saliva
flni
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T3.E1 G:tG.S Ei.ks.I..
81 Address 10 l.cis1ocis oG:he Order
-Ia:.tt;

IHnIAEAooIEs, l;%y a1.-'i,j.e address
to 'mein1ers OF tie ron Hall prepared
by the new lijcvr5 has been 1l;tiie,tl
It Sdyo tie law l.a5 been so revised ;.a
to provide lrol er safeguards for the
funds collected rom tie membership,
AMI !, n5;mbcr of recommendations have
been at:c}1t@ei f@r q thorough revision o.
:iie constitution and i;iws uf tie order
to ise Resented; tol' artiyA at tie session
nf The 'rsier OF tie SUI rene sitting to
1e eo1iye.se;i i'll July. The supreme
justice viii 10 longer have absolute
control as il ;lc past. The cr;lor now
has assets ;;:tgrc:=;;i; ;Gg - 25O, ,0Go in tie
various 3l;:tos. 1t las d membership Of
80 fti.b
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"A PIICKY CONSTABLE.
lie Would Not let Pawnee Bill's Tyen
DO ANY Iynchinr

lie Would Not Let Pawnce Bills TIen
DO ANY Lynching.
GoJvI=RSEUE, N. Y, May 31.-Dur-
ing the performance of Pawnee Bills
Wild West show, New Wilson, one of
the employees, was sent to some sheds
to drive off Il few men on the roof. One
fellow resisted and fired two shots at
Wilson. one bullet isitiicting 8 painful
wound i'll the hand Wilson's friends
started in pursuit of the offender. They
found man under a coal car and pre-
pared to lynch him, but were prevented
by a constable, who threatened to shoot
the fist man who dared to touch the
prospective victim of lynch law. The
circus men then made for two other
men whom they thought to be the
guilty ones, but We're frustrated by the
constable. The real culpli, has not yet
been discovered.
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W1SoSA, Mimi. May 31.-Phil P.
Hulbell, known as Father Hubbell, died
Monday at the advanced age of 81. He
was TIE oldest Mason in the United
States having joined the Paia ted Post
Lodge No. 2o3 in his 2lst year at Painted
Post. Steuben county, N. Y. where he
WIG how,
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Sucked Fish FROM the LIKE

Wednesday night a cyclone struck
Portage lake and the surrounding coun-
try, doing great damage. At8:15 dark
cloud swept up from the east. and the
roar Of the approaching storm could be
heard Is minutes before it struck the
place Barns, fences and houses were
blown down, and sheets Of water were
carried from the lake over half mile.
Fish. large and small. were found next
morning fully one mile from Portage
lake.-Cor. Grand Rapids Democrat.
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Took the ComDany's Cash.

DEs MONIES, Ia, May 3l.-Irvin
Richards, manager for Shuerman, Tea
gle & Co., in this city. has disappeared
as has also about $500 of the company's
cash. It is said the shortage may
reach a larger amount than has been
discovered
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Iowa Bank sEspe HGs,

FAIRFIELD. Ia, May 3i.-The private
bank OF Wells & Garretson has su,
pended. The liabilities are $1,000 and
the assets are said to equal this samount
The banks business will be assumed by
the Iowa State H:iNin.s bank.
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BASE BALL SCORES,

AT PittsburS, 10: Baltimore, /.
At phiiaGel' mia, .; Gle. eiand, 0.
At New YORK, i: Cincinnati, ..
At Boston. IS; Chicaso,2
At Brooklyn, !: Lou svillr, 6.
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Two Cholera Deaths in France.

PARIS. May 3l.-Iwo deaths from dis
ease OF choleraic nature have occurred
at Toulouse, in the Department of
Haute Garonne. and one death of a
choieraic nature at Nislnes, III the De-
partlnent OF Gard.
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Three Hundred Men Laid Or.

Mason CITY, Ia, May 31.-Three
hundred employees on the Iowa and Da-
kota division OF the Chicago. Milwaukee
and st. Paul road, including mainly
roadmen. have been laid off, Dizziness
in freight traffic is the attributed cause.
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minnesota Man Given Preferenc

minnesota Man Given Preference.
New YORK, May 81. John II. Stone
and Louis w. Firth. dealers in tailors'
trimmings, have assigned to Resolved
Gardner, with preferences to John
Armstrong of Fox Lake, Mimi, fcr
$4,000.
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Four Were Drowned.

LONDON May 31.-A Hull smack was
sunk in a collision off Gri1nsby with
tie steamer Iibernian. Four persons
were drowned.
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CricAso, N"y 3l.-Aa irqnest was
had ia lie o0y o. T. u. Ejilnu;.:l, the
so,l OF ". Il. -i.ilylll11, lie bind chap
lain cf tE1c Ja!tzt, States senate. who
i,ii5ed 5-i:ns"lf at trc Saratoga hotel.
Iuo testimony lrought out tie f~ct very
clearly ti.:., The young in:3l committed
suicide because H. hA.j q SPARED ci b.
lnG able f. vo..lller lis APPETITE for
Liquor asa l.aG concluded 10 end his
life. Chaplain l.i.b1"n, who is at
Jacksonville, IilS, tele@rap]Iel hat the
= 2I;ains be sent 10 iii," 'hcre for burial
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Priest Charged With outrage.

Two HARBoEs, Mimi. May 3l.-J. E.
Connolly, pastor of the Catholic church
here, was arrested during the morning
charged with rape on Miss Julia Suther-
land, a young lady 15 years old living
next door to Connolly. The priest has
been deposed and is now in Jail
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The k;rrcl:eSS E,elfa sod

LONDON, Lay 3I-The Dowager
Duchess of Sutherland, sentenced to
pay t. fine Of $3.50 ard be imprisoned six
weeks, for having DESTROYED a court
document, has been released. She
looked well.
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An Unknown Floater.

HENDRUM Mimi, May 3l.-The badly
decomposed body of an unknown man,
clothed in Mackinaw blouse and a
coat OF dark material and a blue knit
cap on the head. was found in the Red
river opposite this place.
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Blew Ont the Gas.

CHICAGO, May 31.-Jo!n W. Bull Of
Colorado Springs. was found dead in
his room at the Louisiana hotel at
Seventy first street and Seipp avenue.
Fumes of gas filled the room and had
causel asphyxiation.
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ST. PAUL. May 31.-The traffic man
ayers. in conference at the Northern
Pacific office. have announced rate of
IS cents per 100 from coast to coast on
carload lots of salmon. A rate of $1.O5
was also announced Oh WOOL
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.IOckey Fatally IpiurcfI

LAToN1A, KY. May 3l.-In the first
race Monday afternoon Rutfian threw
his rider. Jockey Ha1nlin, ana fatally
il, ,irred him
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Death ofEon. Nendsln s.erz

ST. CLOUD, Mimi, May 31.-Hon.
Nendeln Merz. one OF Stearns county
pioneers and wealthiest men, is dead
alter three months illness. For num-
ber Of years Mr.. Merz was member Of
the legislature from the Second district,
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ASKED FOR A TRUCE.

An Attempt to Be Made to Settle the
Nicaraugua Troubles.
LA L1BERTAD, Salvador, May 31.-It
is the opinion of the residents of this
place that the revolution will triumph.
United States Minister Baker asked for
truce Of 4S hours and the appointment
Of commissioners to meet commission
ers from President Sacaza at Sabana
Granae. Tie request was granted.
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Dr. Graves Out on Bail.

DENVER, May 81 -Dr. T. Thatcher
the murder of Mrs. Josephine Barnaby
of Providence, R. l.. has seen released
on bond of $50, 0O0
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An American Pjckpocket.

BERLIN, May 31.-An American
named Harden, protesting to be from
San Francisco. was arrested here to
answer a charge of pickpocketing.
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DIES MONIES Ia. 1..ay :;1.-TAe Danfo-
cratic state ce1t al co::.:tljl :e,. y i'll meet
lelc between lie 1>ti' and iiyn of lsezr
,aonth 10 FIX Tie ;intc ;au l1ace tor
Loiding tie state convention. Talk IS
LOW lat Ir:; :. oincs VII be selected
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SPECTATORS DISAPPOINTED.
Frank Slavin Defeated by Hall in an
Uninteresting Fight.

Z tfts1A 9!tiN III DVItdTFtI Dy HUI III HI
Uninteresting Fight.
LONDON, May 31.-Jim Hall met
Frank Slavin at the National Sporting
club last night for So 500 side and
purse Of $S, 800 and knocked him out in
the seventh round. The fight was a
disappointment to the spectators. Sla-
vim Was the favorite in the betting up
to the opening of the first round, but
from the beginning he mado a poor
showing. He was completely ou5gen-
era.led at every point by Hall. and was
unable to offer even enough resistance
to make the contest exciting.
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Ferrous Falls Girl Drowned.

FERGUS FALLS. Mimi, May 3l.-Clara
Claypool, aged II years, fell into the
hume of the Wright mill dam and was
drowned
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Ti;iril Iies.inrcii OF.

CHICAGO, Nay #l.-Ihe proposed
match Letween li&rtin Denny q Aus.
1ra;ia and Austin G.h.crs before the
lresc cent City Atl:letic c.l!i, IS f.
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LATEST Ni.Al,EzH.7 PRICES.
Eioncy at New York.

New YORK May 81, 1893
Money on call was easy at 21a per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. GNYs per cent.
Sterling exchange strong, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at :4S51sIti.S5 for "
days. am! 4.s:1414S9La for demand. Poste
rats. -. G1a .g4.yul3. commercial bills, S4.S4g
A SSH
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LoND N. May 3 .-Commander Won
Xii IS, nava and military attache Of the
German embassy here, is dead
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CHICAGO UNION STOCK YARDs,
May 81, 1875. (
CATTLE Steady.
hoes M;,. ket dull 1Oy lower. Heavy, sra
1.4n: mix.t ;nI Ine,siu.l, 5695 y..3,; Ii sht.
80 500 20.
>,itni,i'- Strong loc higher.
Receipts: C..tL4c, 1919, noss, 1900; shecp
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Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1893-06-03

WAsHI>GToS, May 11:izaoier
General Charles SulAeriail1, surgeon
Peneral OF tie army, las retired lro,a
active serviua.