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The morning call., 1893-10-04
Prepared to Strike.

CoNNELsvILLE. Pa, Oct. Sit is stated
here tonight on the authority of an official
representative of the employees OF the
system that general strike on the Balti-
more and Ohio road is almost certain to
occur during the next twenty-four hours.
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LEADING IVES.
Roberts Seems to Have the Better of
the Match so Far,

New YORK, Oct. 3.-The billiard match
for 1000 points between Frank C. Ives of
Chicago and John Roberts of London was
continued at Le1nox Lyceum to-day.
Ives scored for the afternoon 997 and
Roberts 805. The evenings runs were
marked by no specially brilliant plays and
very few large runs. The score at the
end of the game was: Roberts 11O2, ives
7o3. Average-Ives 1914, Roberts % 13-43
Total for the game so far: Roberts 2SO4
Ives 2245.
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FREE RAW MATERIAL.
That Will Be the Groundwork of the
Tariff Bill.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-The Democratic
members of the Ways and Means Com.
mittee are making progress with the
tariff bill. The groundwork is understood
to be free raw materials, with compensa-
tory reductions in other directions. There
is a growing impression that the apparent
deficit in receipts is to be met by increased
internal revenue taxes on whisky and
tobacco. Carlisle Is understood to favor
an increased tax on whisky to 81 20, cal
culating that this will increase the revenue
$50, 100000.
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WILL FIGHT 1T.

Kentucky CoIored People Object to
Riding i'm Separate Coaches.
LOUISVILLE. KY. Oct. 3.-The separate
coach law enacted by the last Legislature
and providing that all railroads running
through the State shall provide separate
cars for white and colored passengers be-
came operative yesterday at noon. The
colored people have established headquar-
ters and will make stubborn fight in the
courts against the law.
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WlNDLE THE FLYER
Reduces the Mile Bicycle Record
Below Two Minutes.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Oct. 3.-Wllliam w.
Windle rode mile with flying start in
/ min. So 1-5 sec. at Hampden Park this after
noon. This is worlds record, the best pre-
vious time being min. 2 3-5 sec. made also
by W1ndle. The time bv quarters was:
three Quarters is the worlds record also.
Winde also rode f1yng half mile in 55 3-5
Sec, reducing Harry Tyler's worlds record of
SO 3-5 sec.
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INSURANCE MEN ARRESTED.
They Are Accused of EmbeZziing
Notes and Securities.

SPOKANE. Wash. Oct. 3.-James Hop
kins, president and general manager of
the Washington Farmers Insurance Com
pany. was arrested to-day on charge OF
the embezzlement of $4,000 in notes be-
longing TO the company. He was released
on bail and will have hearing Saturday.
A warrant is also out for the arrest of
Secretary Flynn on similar charge.
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Killed by a Tramp.

MASON CITY, Iowa, Oct 3.-Policeman
Tim O'Brien Of the Chicago, Milwaukee
and St. Paul Railroad was shot and killed
by tramp this morning. Officers and
citizens are In pursuit of the murderer.
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HIS FATHERS SON.
Young Oscar Adler Arrested for
Forgery by Wholesale.

NEW YORK, Oct. g. Oscar Adler. son Of
Samuel Adler. who suicided last June to
avoid the disgrace Of arrest in connection
with the charge of forgery. has been ar
rested and charged with forging signatures
to over $4,000 worth of notes purporting
to be made by various well-known firms
and payable to young Adler's father.
whose Endorsement it is now thought is
also forged. Young Adler was at first sus-
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VICTORIA OPIUM DUTIES.
They Will Not Be Abolished for an
Excise Tax

VICTORIA. Oct. 3.-Edward Mall, Com
missioner of Inland Revenue. has returned
from Ottawa. He was in the Northwest
fixing grain standard and thought it an
opportunity to visit British Columbia. A
visit to-day was paid to the department. Of
fee. cigar factories and breweries. He was
requested to inquire into the opium busi-
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SHARP IN CUSTODY.
The Stage-Robber Being Taken Back
to Nevada.

to Nevada.
SACRAMENTO, Oct. 3.-Sheriff Bogart of
Tebama County arrived here this evening
with Milton Sharp. the noted Nevada
stage-robber, who escaped from the Car
son penitentiary four years ago. Warden
Bell of the Nevada State Prison met them
here and tonight started across the noun
tains with the prisoner, accompanied by
the Tehama Sheriff.
Sharp is mid-mann cred, almost effem-
mate creature, with smile that would be a
fortune y a comedian. though his manner
is really that Of Slnday-school leader.
He says he can prove that he has been
working since his escape and that he was
never in the locality where Tovey was
murdered.
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Archdeacon Farrar Dead.

PANAMA, Oct. 3-Advices from British
Guiana bring intelligence of the death OF
Archdeacon Farrar, Wears general OF the
diocese and rector of All Saints Church at
Berbice.
The morning call., 1893-10-04
Free Library Trustees.

There was a meeting of the Board Of
Trustees of the Free Library last night,
but no business of Importance was trans
acted. The librarian reported that the
work OF removing to the naw quarters in
the McAllister-street.win was in progress
and would be completed within day or
stwo.
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1T WORKED ALL RIGHT.

Opening OF the SeCOnu Longest IeIe.
phone on Earth.
SPOKANE, WASH, Oct. 3.-Connection
was made yesterday on the second longest
telephone line In the world. 1t extends
from Spokane to Puget Sound cities by
way of Portland. 1t is a complete sue.
cess. Tomorrow Manager Hopkins will
give the mayors of different cities an op-
portunity to hear each others voice.
The line is what Is known as metallic
circuit, double copper line independent
of each connection.
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CONFLICTING STORIES.

Bismarck's Condition is Said to Be
Very Serious.
BERLIN. Oct St is reported that Bis
marck's condition is so serious that 1t is
doubtful If he ever Isaves Kssingen alive.
The report lacks confirmation.
LONDON, Oct. 3.-The Berlin corre-
spondent of the Morning Post denies the
rumors that Prince Bismarck's condition
alarming.
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Weir and Murphy.

BosToN. Oct. 3.-Arrangement were
made to-day for glove contest here No
vember for the American feather-weIght
championship between Ike Weir OF Boston
and William Murphy of Australia.
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CAME IN STATE.
The Yelled Prophet Makes His En-.
trance Into ST. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 3.-A beautiful evening
was furnished the Yelled Prophet In
which to honor St. Louis and its guests
with his presence. He was greeted by
100000 loyal subjects as he made his
entry to the city. From every foreign
land came representatives of every nation
and kin gdom to do him honor on the occa-
sion of his sixteenth kingdom visit to st.
Louis
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A Seaman Killed.

VANCOUVER. B. c.. Oct. 3.-Victor
Smith. chief officer of the steamer Eta
White, fell on the deck yesterday morning
and was killed. The deceased formerly
| lived in Oakland.
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pected Of forging the original notes and
disposing Of them to notebrokers. Young
Adler is hunchback.
SCORED HIS PROSECUTORS.
Harangue of Prisoner Before Being
Sentenced.

OLYMPIA, Wash, Oct. George w.
Manville, convicted of the murder in the
second degree of j. S. McCabe. has been
sentenced to fourteen years mprisonment
at hard labor. Before the sentence was
pronounced Manville read paper in
which he branded witnesses for the prose-
cution as liars and villiied the attorneys
for the prosecution. He vowed he was in
nocent. and in conclusion asked the Judge
to give him the full penalty in order to
make his enemies cup of JOY full to over
flowing, as his age and condition Of health
would permit him to serve out but short
period of the term
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The Treaty Signed.

BANGKOK. Oct. 3,-The treaty and con-
vention arranged by the French repre-
sentatives and the Siamese Government
were signed to-day without hitch.
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Zachary TayIor's Nephew.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Oct. 3-Edward a.
Taylor. a nephew of ex-President Zachary
Taylor, died here to-day.
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A Receiver Appointed.

SPOKANE, Wash, Oct. "a receiver
was appointed to-day for the Spokane Fur
nitnre Company. The liabilities are about
$40 600
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SAW THE BLACK vALlSE.
A Link to Connect Tyrrell With the
Dynamite Outrage.

Taking Of testimony before the Coroner
in the case Of the four men who were
The morning call., 1893-10-04

Hoods Pills are purely vegetable and
carefully prepared. 25c. Try box.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-19
Tams Ending Of the Portlock- -Brsslln
Match Last Night.
lie SAVED HIMSELF FROM DEFEAT
Sasiropeis Club mad Good Audience to
witness the Scientific Dexins- Other
Matters, In tho wide Realm OF sports.
Notes ON General Sporting Topies

In tho gymnasium OF the Metropole
Athletic club last night Johnny
Breslin of Boston and John Portlock
of Pawtucket-known az = Montreal"
fought for q trophy valued At
$500. Previous to this match Johnny
Aaron Of Boston and Jerry Sullivan OF
Worcester boxed Ave rounds. each weigh
ing about 125 pounds. The Furnishing
wab terrific, but neither was knocked out,
90 the bout was declared draw.
Portlock and Breslin weighed III
pounds jesse Brown acted ~ referee
Breslin began TO have things his own
way In the sixth round. Hs punched
Portlock all over the ring. and several
times the Pswtucket man saved himself
by cinching. In the. seventh, Portlock
fell down from weakness and was nearly
out. He freshened In the eighth and
beth landed many hard blows.
AZ the end Of this round. though Port
locks chances were much brighter than
in the preceding three rounds. he quit.
saying he could not defeat Breslin. Jack
McGann tf Fall Rive- challenges tis
winner,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-19
NEWS OF TIE DAY.

The government of India is raising
money on debentures. The amornt of
these debentures issued will depend on the
sale Of India council drafts.
A secret meeting Of the Steam Railway
Mems union was held in the Hall Of the
House of Representatives at Harrisburg.
Pa, Sunday, and State branch wap or
ganized with all the leading brotherhoods
snd orders represented.
The Supreme Lodge OF the Knights and
Ladies' OF Honor at indianapolis, has re-
fused TO rs-elect +. j. Mcbride Supreme
Treasurer. an expert committee found q
discrepancy of so 30 in his accounts, but
was not disclosed that Mcbride had oen-
efitted thereby.
The health authorities at Lisbon have
raised the quarantine against vessels sc,
riving from the port Of New York, which
had been established In consequences OF re-
ports OF the appearance Of cholera In Jsr-
D0Y OIIY.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-19
HENRY s. COCHRAN ARRESTED.
Charged with Stealing Thirty Gold Bars
from the philsdelphiA Mint.

Charged with Stealing Thirty Gold Bars
from the Philsdelphia Mint.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10 United States
Comm IS oner B II yesterday issued. q
warrant for the arrest OF Henry $. Cochran
charging him, upon the oath OF Superin-
tendent o. c. Bosbyshell, with 'fraudu.
lently embezzling thirty gold bars commit
ted to his charge for the purpose of being
coined from the mint Of the United States,
said gold bars being the property Of the
United States OF America"
The warrant was served by deputy
United States marshal and Cochran WAS
given hearing before Commissioner Bell
at 3 o'clock,
The issuance of the warrant was the out
come Of conference held at noon by Act
ing Director OF the Mint Preston, Special
Treasury Agent w. T. Morgan, Superin-
tendent Bosbyshell and Chief OF the Secret
Service Drummond with United States
District Attorney lngraham.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-19
THE SPIDERS WON.
Game Was Well Played and Had N
Exciting Finish.

Game Was We'll Played and Had N
Exciting Finish.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 10. There was very
exciting finish TO the game, when in the
10th inning John CIsrkson. who was tho
first batter, hit the first ball pitched for a
home run and won the game for Cleve-
!aud. 1t was a brilliantly played game
and the Clevelands punched their hits ON
Gastright. which was something the Bos-
tons could not do on Clarkson. Rain fell
during the game.
ss,sselsnd.....:.. so,ten na....:..S D. :
Earned rhhs-C Cleveland. s; Boston, 9. Base
bits Cleveland, IL; Bostpn, II. Errors
Cleveland Cleveland. R FIRST base On errors
& OF Eastrisht. :. Struck out-By cisrkson,
y by Gastright 2 Home run = Clarkson.
Two-basc hits-Childs. OConnor C3), McCsarr,
Lowe. Duffy Sacrifice htts-Carroll Long,
Tucker c2). Stolen bases-McGarr. Carroll,
G1Hy Camel. Double plays--Gunson and
Childs: Tucker and Long. umpire-Hurst.
At Cipcinnsti;
fnifImoss.:::: ffiHisIInSss: 49,. tSsdsS
Base hits--Cincinnati. 8: Baltimore. 10. Er-
-Cipcinpati. L. Batteries = Hawke and
6cbnson; Kihc and Vaughan.
At Chicsgo:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. WPassYolt o, ......S 81
q Base hits-chicago. To- Washington. s. Err
fors- Chicago. Il Washington, q Batteries
Stocksdsle and McGuire. Abbey and Kit
fridge. Game called at end OF eighth on &C
count OF darkuess.
At st. Louis:
ShilsSslsSissi F. .Sslsi ai;;ii 3 SdsfsssS s--s
Base hiss-St louis; O. Philadelphia. T. Err
rors-St. Louis, 8: philadelphia. 10 Batteries
Taylor and sClemsnts: Mc0inpis and Twine-
hstp Game called on account Of darkness at
end OF 1lth inning.
AT Pittsburg;
Brooklyn..-....... o a 20I 1-9
Pittsburg. ...........Q 90 o l o 1 0 O. 3
Base hits Brooklyn. i5 Pittsburg. s. Err
yors- Brooklyn. !; Pittsburg l. Batteries
kennedy and Daley Ehret and Earle.
At Louisvilles
kEonisyyille Eo y ............. eeIosI "a
New fork"........... % o 0 O. .
Base hits--f.ouisville. 10; New York, 6. kr.
rors-Louisvilie, q New York. Q Batteries
kusie and Milligan; Hspmng and Grim
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-19

WASHINGTON, Sep. 10. John j. Fistor,
of the Georgetown Cycle Club, claims to
be the champion "A hour bicycist of Amer
ica Between o'clock Saturday after
noon and the same time Sunday afternoon
he rode go 2 miles. thus breaking the
record recently made by L. c. Wahl. of
the Washington Road Club, who covered
27g. miles In "a hours time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-19
Satioual Lssgo. sssuainr.


PIrTsBURe, Sep 10. This week the
National League will have paid the last
dollar, of the $182, 900 through which it
bought out the Association clubs and re-
stored peace to baseball at Indianapolis
in the winter OF 1892 This indebtedness
had to be met by thelevying Of 10 per cent.
on the receipts of all the games played on
the home grounds OF the different clubs
composing the league.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-19
Dred M me age of \ ios Y.ars.

OAKLAND, Ill, Sep. 19.-Mrs. Eli Halo
well, who died Saturday, was one OF the
Oldest persons in the State, being l0s years
old She was the first white woman TO
immigrate 10 this section Of the State. She
wss born In Pennsylvspia On Oct. ~, 1856.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-19
valkvr,. 10 SAFE.

New York, Sept ~ Captain Griffiths
OF the steamer Spain. from London. re.
ports that on Sept. rs. lat 4i.39. Ion. e4. SO.
nt 6 p. M, he passed the yacht valkyrie,
bound west; apparently all we'll. She will
probably arrive this evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-19

MEMrhIs, Sept. i9 = John Taylor. q
farmer, t.sidiug near Greenville, Was
murdered by John McClerin, colored.
Taylor caught McClerin stealing fruit aud
ordered him to desist, whcr upon the negro
Drained him with fence rail The muir.
nerer is ia jail at: Somerville Ii will
ttebably be lynchedrf.-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-19
The Cbo,crs In Hsm,uYr.

QUAnAnTIse. s. I.,H.Scpt Io.-Dr Jen.
kinS received n cahlerram from DR.. Nash,
who bad been sent 60 Hamburg in view OF
the iikliboni that chnlcra would again be.
come epidemic there this year. stating
that there were niue nsscs Of cholera with
five deaths In Hamburg
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-19

BALTIMORE, Nd, Sep. ia flsst Of
oyster vessels, the first of the season, ar
rived with loads averaging $50 to zoo
bushels each. The vessels were from
Chester river, Herring bay and West river.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-19
ives Won Flrst Heat.

CHICAGO, Sept l9-In the first nights
play between Frank C.. Ives and Jo. IN
Roberts, Jr., at 5000 points up, modified
English billiards. for $250O n side, Ives
won with the score 1000 to gSa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-19
vno.srs Decree Isevrrssd.

WASHINGTON, Sept 10 United States
Minister Caruth at Lisbon has secured
reversal Of the recent decree and the
Portuguese government declares the ports
OF New York and New Jersey Tree Of
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-19

CHICAGO, Sep. 10. Carter Harrison says
hs 1t going to be married in Biloxi, Miss, :
within year, and that the bans will be
published In due time. Further than that
he declines to talk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-19

AsnUHy PARK. " j.. Sept. 1e-Tred-
erick 7 kinsler, AGED 20. while crossing
tho track ahead OF n locomotive, ia n
wagon. was instantly killed by a Penn.
sylvania engine at Summerneld avenue
crossing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-19
An Increase os uvvvv.

MONTREAL, Sept. TO- - The Canadian
Pacific railway earnings for the week end
ing Sept. IA were s424, 900, against S4l5,000
for the same period last ysss.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-19
CLOUDS Breaking AWAY
Rhode Island Escapes the Great Storm
Of Business Depression
HAVE NOT BEEN MANY FAILURES
Facts and Figures That Will Rssssure
Evsry Business Man In the State
That the Outlook is Growing Brighter
Every Nay.
HAVE NOT BEEN MANY FAILURES

While nearly every other state in the
union has been. shaken from end to end
dnrIng the past few months by adverse
trade winds and business cyclones.
Rhode Island has experienced nothing
more than Ligh bres ze, 90 to speak.
OF courAe dark clouds have hung low
in the business SKY. aud many people have
predicted a destructive storm, add others
taking stock In these predictions have
held themselves in readiness to fee to
their ''cyclons cellars" at u moments
notice.
But the storm" has not yet struck
tho state. and the o'erhauging clouds are
not so dark IS they were. Tie sun will
soon be shining again as brightly as ever,
aud the industries Of the state will grow
aud bud and blossom and bear rich fruit.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-19
Announcements.

Notices. Fal Opening Cards ETC. In a, tIsi'c STYLE
ter Calling cards specially.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-19
On . Eirm Foundation.

The above facts and fgurss are strong
enough to rea sure business men in Provi-
denco and In the state that our financial
and industrial Institutions are on a firm
foundation. II lode I,land IS prosper
ous state. anu her business men are men
OF sound sc sc aud nnoucsiioLel integri-
~ The soil here is not adapted to the
growth Of wild schemes of unsafe bust
ness specLl ltioi or the inflated blooms"
that grow 20 rankly In some other sec
tions Of the country.
Rhode Islani is all right. And II con-
eress will give us a sound monetary sys-
tenn, and not substitute the free trade
heresy for the sound doctrine OF protec-
ton, we will soon enter upon an era of
unprecedented business prosperity.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-19


james Bartlett. jr., manager of the Dun
Mercantile agency, was seen today bv \
News reporter. In reply to queries Mr..
Bartlett said:
1.-THE present business depression.
which started IN the West. has not as yet
teen severely felt In Rhode Island. Our
banks here sre In good condi;ion-very
goo conditions; our business men are re-
gaining confidence, and / do not appre-
heud any great futures
"The ssnate's delay In passing tho re-
peal bill has. Of course, had depressing
effect. but not no great a. many imagine.
A speedy passage of the bill wov.d,
think, be beneficial.
1.-The failures In Rhode Island this
year have besn ANAL ones. and but few OF
the embarrassed concerns have had any
rating. During the first quarter en- d.
ing March there were Al failures.
the liabilities am ouutinR g. $l46. 47l.H,
and the assets &53.015 20. Daring the
second quarter there were 80 failures !;
liabilities $l95, ,S7012. assets $72 604 35.
Thus far during the present quarter there
have been 81 failures. small ones, the
heaviest being David Harley Of Paw
tucket-liabilities So, 900. assets $4,000.
1his failure did not surprise anybody.
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how ins gnificant the present failures are
as compared with those OF 1876. During
the frat quarter Of that year tie
liabilities amounted to &476, 294. the
assets. s349. 100; ia the second quarter,
liabilities, sos. 700; asssts, sl3i. .050: third
quarter, Liabilities, $,i6.0O0; assets. $6S.-
500: fourth, liabiht,cs, IS, 266. 101; asset,.
a, 73l, 329. Total liabilities for the year.
60, ,2SI ,695; assets. g, ,26s. 300.
'The failures during 1899 exceed those
of 1892, OF course, but, as / said before,
they have be n sm ALL"
Facts and Figures From Bradstrsst's
When The News reporter called upon
+, Bowers Slade. superintendent of Brad
street, agency. be found that gentleman
willing to give all the information at
hand.
while IL Is fact that the delay in
settling the silver question has pre-
ventel rs full a teturn Of confidence a.
the trade might desire, still the situa-
tlon Is full OF bope." said Mr.. Slsde.
Yes, Rhode I~land has ben very for
tunate; she has not had may failures
no heavy o .es.
"In July, 1892. there were 10 failures,
with assets of tS3. 400 and liabilities OF
s6I, roo, 1n.July. 1898. there were IL fail
ures, with ass Is Of 81. 900 and liabilities
the same. In August. 1892, there were 10
failures with assets Of T,00
and liabilities OF $24, 400.
Thus far this month there have been IL
Z ilures--one more than In the entire
month Of September. 1859 All the fail
urss this month have been small the larg-
est liabilities being 10000
II think the outlook Is good. Confidence
will return and the business depr esslon
will slowly disappear"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-07-16
TIRE WINNERS

CHICAGO, July 15.-Rudolph won the
money and Yo Tanbien the glory in to-
days Columbus handicap,the greatest all
age race ever run in the west. ConceGin &
seventeen pounds to the winner, the Ken
dali stables mare was but half length
behind when the finishing line had been
passed, and her handling by Jordan was
not Of the best. A length and half away
came another western horse, Ray S, who
was only half a length in front of Loudon.
lllume was fifth. Then followed two
western horses, Diablo and LampligLter
Michael came next, and then came
Morello, limping and carrying an injured
jockey. In some way the colt stumbl ed in
d false start and fell, receiving injuries
and laming his jockey. Morello's shoulder
was bruised ana big lump was made, on
the side OF his head Washington park
contained a crowd of $4,000 when the race
was called. The track was probably "a
second SLOW; nevertheless, the worlds
record for mile and three-sixteenths was
equalled in the Columbus handicap.
Other winners were Pop Gray, Minnie Gee,
Strathmeath. Aldebaran and Oregon
MONMOUTH PARK, n. j.. July 15.-Win-
ners: Eandlt. Prince George, Doolittie,
Candelabra. Hammie, Sport
BRIGHTON BEACH. n. Y. July 10 Win
ners: Barefoot, Ed kearney, Major
Daily. Balbriggan, Eagle Bird. ST. John.
GLOUCESTER, \. j., July 15.-Winners:
Grand PrIx, Miss Mamie, Madden, Adair,
Feracity Hiawasse.