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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21
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PETERSBURG, VA. Nov. D.-Speelai'
| learned to-day from Mr.. Lane, CON
tractor for the construction OF the Dyae
Line extension around the city lot lhs
Atlantic Coast Line, that the laying "a
rails south OF the ircn bridge across .he
Appomattox river will be begun the latter
part of this week. Mr.. Lane fuFtner
stated that Ii was expected TO nave the
road completed and trains running over
IL by the LIST Of reXt January.
General Stith Boiling, OF this city com
mander OF the III. a. Wise and W. IL j..
Lee Camp OF Confederate veterans, OF
LLnenburg county, has received cha IlsI
for the cn'np from Mr.. Thomas Lewis
OF Richmond grand commander OF the
Grand Camp OF Virginia. COMMA nder
Boiling says his camp Is worklhg on
nicely, and its present membership Is eA-
pected to he largely Increased.
Last ight James Fisher, negro, WINE
at work on the Belt Line extension, was
run over by boyle car, and botn bones
Of his left leg were broken.
Sunday next has been designated Dy
the higher officers OF the Jr. o. u. A. NJ.
as the annual Thanksgiving-day Tor the
order and il will be observed in Peters
burg. The councils here Will unite IN
worshiping at the Sc, ond Presbyterian
X VIM will deliver special sermon,
ard the choir VIII render appropriate
music.
Pension Department at Washington, is
here on a visit.
The Baptist churches in Petersburg will
send a large delegation to the Young
Peoples Baptist Convention, which con-
venes i'm Richmond on next Thursday.
All of the Baptist ministers of the city
expect to attend the convention.
Mr.. Pat. Boisseau, of Chesterfield coun-
~. and Mrs. John T. Tinsley, of Peters
burg. will be united in marriage. on next
Thursday afternoon at o'clock at the
residence OF the bride, in this city.
Messrs G. a. Sykes. w, f. Sykes, j. x.
Meyers and c. VI. Meyers, of New York.
are stopping at the Appomattox Hotel.
They are here for the nurNOse OF hunt
ing in the adjacent counties
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FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Nov. 20
Special.-Miss Alice G.. Kent Will be mar
ried to Or. Frank l.. Voolfolk on the
18th of this month at the Christian
church at Louisa. Business has never
been better than IT has been this fall
in Fredericksburg. There has been most
marked improvement over last ear and
the merchants were never better salts
fled.
Invitations have been issued by Chief
Engineer George w. Seusner, a retired
United States navy officer. for the mar
Virginia. to Or. G. Bedford Young. The
marriage will be held at St. Andrews
Z. f. church in Washington city on No
vember 2Sth at =. NJ. Miss Seusner for
merly lived here and has many friends.
The case OF John Murphy VS.. the First
National Insurance Company OF this
city was tried in the Circuit Court here
last week; verdict for plaintiff OF 500.
The company paid the judgment at once.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
T2R CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF
MONEY.
Offerings aud Sales at the RIehfnoh" 40
bseeo Esohssgs-Intr nsl heve"ue
Conecnous-Forsign Advioes.

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-The opening OF
the stock market was as'on"' .oncon
hTmHess, higher cables ltO, ~ shorfs
as well as BRISK inquiry IoI' ~ -. Iosd
80 sosrfs .0uaI 10 "A TO Ia per cent
I,sckaWauua. southern kaii"dg ~
fcrred. manhattan, the lndustrlas, am ,u
The GrausCrs were uiost nour the
the Ist shorty alter inc No. mr.
demand from snorts Tor GOVERNS 80
poses ceased ana the postpoheuiei"'
acton iu the matter ol tlc .''t,,l',.0
Burlington and quincy ulNlNeu" M out
some ol the room traders 70 ~ US
fresh lines IN the Changers. ne or,
however. no SPECIAL ACTIVITY III ~ Us
ket until the last hour. Wheh az t@'t Of AN
,mfNrvicvy with PresIdent Gable, OF the
ROCK Island. in which ne says, o. Uve
otner things. that the mex ~" ne loan
months are Almost ceTthin " nc mar
ones Another story that hui ot", tbat
- q, IRIS time was 20 the enect that
the Chicago and NorthWesteIh o ~ next
al their meeting on NoNemDer ~ ,hhtnc
WI, WI g" u no,,,d he obtained. The heaVi,
ness 81 the Changers In the lasi houi leu
TO selling Of the general Hst, ana lOI
time the whole market sagged' am AIi'e'i -
car -s,.,r however was the FIRST 10
recover and sold UP to ~. after 0eC!iH-
INK from Nh, against WY, eSrHei III Wy
day The support accorded TINS sloCh
WINS much commented upon to-day, anu
A. was hard 10 trace the source or the
orders. some had II that pool had
been formed on Washington Tumors that
there would be no tariff legislation TINS
session IA trade circles, however, IL is
coutcuded that the absence OF business
IS the main source OF the troubles. ana
until the demand quickens bull can-
Vaigu cannot be successfully carried
through Chicago Gas rallied to dfA
ana r,ceded TO 7@A@7%5s. st one time
the stock commanded a slight premium
for use Owing 20 the rally In sugar.
the market left of steadier In tone. Net
changes show losses Of a TO rs per cent?
Northwestern leading. Louisville ana
Nashville. Manhattan. New England
Western Union. southern Railway pre-
ferred. and Sugar gained y to "A per
cent ON the day. Railway bonds were
quiet and lower The sales OF listed
stocks aggregated nl,00 shares; unllst-
ed $500 shares.
Money on call easy at per cent?, last
loan at Ttr cent, and closing offered
at ! per cent, prime mercantile paper,
3d4 per cent Bar silver, G}. STERLING
exchange strong, with actual business
IN bankers. bills at 4SGhmiSeN2 for sixty
days and 4s1igM4s7% for demand posted
rates, asa 1851; commercial bills, 4s5l2
MfSGt Government bonds steady,
state bonds duh Railroad bonds lower
silver at the board was 3 bid.
Treasury BalanCes-Coin, $71 ,31S, 900;
currency SGJ. O6j 600.
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yIhGIAI4A -. 1IIANs.
Important SUIT Brought by virginia
He,~ :" Reco,e" Land ~ IeSns

KING WILLIAM C. H, Nov. 2O.-Spe-
cial-A suit has been recently instituted
In the United States Circuit Court at
Waco, Tex, by the heirs Of Aaron Is.
King. who reside in this county Essex
and Hanover, to recover 1900 acres of
valuable land near Waco. King. who left
this county in 1885, was killed In the ser
vice of Texas in the war of Independence
in 1886, and for his services TO the State
she patented to his heirs the land now
sued for
ne suit is likely to be hotly contested,
and has already aroused much interest,
both here ana I'm Texas, as the land is
worth about $4,000.
The plaintiffs, about twenty In number,
are represented by Messrs. 5. l.. Kelley
AID II. II. Edwards. the former of Ricn-
mond and the latter Of West Point, VINO
are prosecuting the suit vigorously. They
have recently taken mass of testimony,
finding quite a number Of old citizens
who remember King well. and have sue.
ceedcd IN establishing the Identity of
their clients ancestor with the King
killed ir Texas.
The other end Of the suit is looked after
by Col. II. n. Atkinson, of Waco. The
defendants are represented by Robertson
~ Robertson, OF Meridian. Tex. The suit
will probably be heard at the December
term Of the Circuit Court at Waco. and
will be attended by Messrs. Kelley and
Edwards
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, MD, Nov. 20.--Flour
firm but quiet and unchanged.
Wheat dull and easy; No. red spot
5SlLG5Sli; November, $685.; Deem
Der, 5S3sa5sAe,; January sd SSt S.J,,4 May
southern, by sample, 57QGOc.; do. OF
grade, 56laq59l4c. .,,a,,o,-
Corn quiet; mixed spot. 54Aa2f,sc. ;
year. 5lAG52c., January, 5lQolAc'
steamer mixed, 5oa.aJO7sc.; southern
white and yellow. 4Sa55c.
Oats firm. No. white, western, Sob
d36c; No. 2 mixed. 33133lac
Rye slow; No. 2 52aJ3c.
Hay firm; good TO choice timothy, $3.50
Q1300.
easy and unchanged.
Butter fra; creamery, fancy. 25g26c
store-packed, lie.
Eggs quiet at &c.
Coffee steady; No. T. S15.75.
Sugar firm graduated, Si.45.
Bonds-Virginia Century, 59A0j3ik.
Consolidated Gas stocks, 6j&a6J4 do
bonds. ll7l90ll1A.
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sihUCh r. NAN.
>e no ~ Danyi e robab y Fas lily In.
81 A Offi o. = NIB ly It Cd.


I'r A ON Of. subb ly st d.
DANVTLLE VA. Nov. 2O.-Special.--
the northbound passenger train passing
here at II 70 this morning, as it pulled up
70 the depot struck a negro man named
Andrew King who was standing too near
the track, Knocked him down, and the
wheels Of the car, passing over his right
arm crushed it terribly. Kings head
was also badly hurt and 1t is impossible
for him 10 live.
An officer while arresting an unruly
negro to-day, met with savage resistance,
and was compelled to use his pistol, in
melting a somewhat serious wound on
the negro.
Yesterday Dave owens, colored, was
arrested for making a mUrderous assault
on a white man. While being tried in the
Mayors Court this morning, he broke and
ran and officer Kennedy pursued and
fired upon him, when a brother named
Charles owen threatened 10 shoot the
officer and did all in his power to incite
other negroes TO riot. He was, however,
taken 70 jail, and later Dave owens was
also arrested and jailed.
Since the election the negroes in this
city have grown more impudenr, and a
number Of instances Of defying the law
have occurred.
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NToN 0RvGOR RUBrNsTYIv.


MITCHELL.-Died, at 1870 a. NJ, No
vember 30. 1894, at the residence Of her
grandmother, Mrs. Margaret T.. Nenimo.
JULIA NENIMO MITCHELL daughter
Mitchell.
Funeral will take place at PETERSBURG
THURSDAY MORNING at 1880 o'clocl
W1NSTON.-Died. Tuesday. the 20th
November. Mrs. CATHARINE ROBIN
SON WINSTON, in the eighty-ninth year
Of her age.
Funeral TO-DAY at 80 =. W. from the
Protestant Episcopal Church Home, 5lT
north Fourth street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21

chise for poles and wires in the clty
streets for thirty years. When this &c,
ton became known a howl was raIsea
and vague hints las to the motives wh'Sn
prompted the legislation were heaIu ~"
the streets. and several articles critI,is-
ing the Councils action have been pun
lished. The matter promises TO pe ca
tremely interesting In its developments
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21

Cleveland will be the next President Of
the United States. Notwithstanding the
late misfortune 10 the Democratic party
Eastern Shore Herald.
Hardly probable brother Mr.. Cleve-
land could not carry a State in the Union
IL nominated for the third term, and
surely the Democrats have profited by
their recent scourging. arlottesvlle
Progress
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CANANNAH

SAVANNAH. GA. Nov. -20.-Spirits tur-
mainline market firm at 25Ac for regl-
lars: sales, 1900 casks; receipts Lbs
casks. 40 oo.o u
C; 81 3aiSSf1. 80; II, ~ 10; |, $50; X, 81 u;
NJ. $40: N. s265: window glass $50;
ua.er white 81 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21
THE COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK, Nov 20.-Cotton quiet:
niddling gulf, 1915. middllng, 5 lilo
Futures closed very steady; sales, 1873, coo
bales. November. 5.42: December. 5.47;
January, 554: February. SEQ; March.
h'65; April. $40: May. 5.T6; June. $50;
July, 6.ss; August. b.oi; net receipts,
2 58i bales; gross receipts, II 1857 bales
exports TO Continent, LIS bales; for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21

ROANOKE. VA. Nov. 2o-Special.-Mr.
James r. Avent and Miss Essie 5. Page
were married here this morning at Trini-
Nv Methodist church by the Rev G. ).
stanton the pastor. George h. Leigh
was the groom's best man. and Miss car,
rie Page, sister OF the bride, was maid
of honor. The bride and groom left on the
noon train on tour to Baltimore, Wash
ington and other northern cities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21

Among the list of winners of prizes at
the great New York horse show appears
Loudoun county who won one first
prize, four second prizes and one third
prize, capturing in the aggregate 1866.
Senator Fairfax's name stands twenty
third in a list of over hundred winners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 20. 1894

Offerings-Co lwhite). 1875 bushels.
Sales-COrn white. $40 bushels
Quotations. Wheat Longberry, SIC. TO
0Jc mixed. soc. TO 6Oc. shortberry, Soc
10 GDc.; No. red, soc. TO 6Oc
White, Virginia Cbag lots. new.
oats~No. 2 mixed. 34c TO 34Ibc.: No. 8
mixed, 33c 10 33tc.; winter l0c. TO 45c
Rye-55c. TO 56c.
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Cash Quotations Flour was firm. and
there was a local and shipping demand,
with the situation showing much I'M
PROMINENT: wheat. 5SkGj9Ac.i. NO: z
No ? oats. 20l4c pork, l2.25d12.50; lard,
S70Jd71O; ribs. $50; dry salt ehN,,'
ders. $5G2l2a5.75; sides, S6.GERqG'Ioi
whisky, Sl.23.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. o., Noy. D-fIo1r-
Spring family. s23Jq2.JO' 10" sia'eS'
wheat unchanged and quiet, ~ .
corn active: No. mixed. nc; NO :
white, &c. -,..o5 qotLc
Oats easier; No. 2 mixed: 5Z'lc'
Pork steady; mess, $3.50. - 70. ,.,,o
Lard steady: steam leaf. $780, Kettle
dried S7.Gr5; prime steam steady at
Dry saited meats steady; loose =. sh S2I1 :.
ders. 81 20: do short rib sides, So'"''3'
clear sides ss3Ti5. ,oozo
Racon steady and in demand; loose
shoulders. $500: loose short rib sides
S712tb. do. clear sides $40.
Whisky steady at Sl.23.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

ONION STOCK YARDS. ILL, Nov.
O--Cattle-Receipts, 10000; marker
steady; common TO extra steers, - Oo6l
COWS and bulls, Sl.00d2 so calves. $3.50
Qp3.D
Hogs Receipts, $4,000; market weak:
heavy, s4.40@47 Is; common to choice
mixed. .S4:30Q4.I 20; choice assorted. Sl5O
sheep-Receipts. 1900; lambs. s2.o"g
400.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS. MO-, Nov. D.-Flour dull:
patent. 81 GbQ275: fancy, <2.0Jq2l3;
choice. Sl.7Jdl.S5. a.,
Wheat lower, December. 5l7sc.; May,
J1hc. 1,1.- ,-7lo Nav
i64GiGsc. A.. aouo
pork-Standnrd mess selling at Sl2.02i7.
isrd-Prime steam. sdsI1, 1850
Dry Sailed Meatsc cS,p e,esr S, ,ips
h.62Il; longs. Sg. nl o'e"' i'"S
SO ,i2ib: shorts. s6.sIiR. so "a. ,o,,..
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, $3.50: longs,
81 IoiS: clear ribs, s7.2l; shorts, s''l21e.
High wines firm at 81
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WILMINGTON.

WILAlINGTO-, n. c.. Nov. 20.-Rosin
quiet; strained, SlO0; good strained.
Sl05.
Spirits turpentine duh at 25.c.
Tar Steady at 81
Crude turpentine firm: hard, slOO;
soft, i.50 virgin, $40.
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DEITH OF an OLD M4SON.
ur. Robert william. OF crlp per-Hi. Sin

VT. NoUbIE WIIIIHIis UI N'Ip TIC -~''Tr ON
~u'-r V'que
CULPEPER. VA, Nov 20.-Special.--
Mr. Robert Williams, aged eighty years.
was found dead in bed at his residence,
on Main street, this morning. Mr. W =
liams was a pioneer Of Culpeper He h s
been a Mason ffty-two years BY 5
request he will not be buried for three
DAYS after death. He Will be inferred
with Masonic rites In their cemetery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21
CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON. S. c., Nov, 2o.-Tur-
pertine firm at pc; receipts, VI CASKS
Rosin-Good strained flrm at Sl.OO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21

FORK UNION, VA. Nov. 20-Special--
DR.. Thomas b. Fuqua, a young and
promising physician of this tFluvanna)
county died yesterday at his home near
mis- place, after a lingering illness of
tvnhoid fever He graduated from the
University Of Virginia a little more than a
wear ago. and entered at once into an
extensive practice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21

Mr.. Clarence 4. West. proprietor Of the
West Painting Company, died a,
his residence, No. ol5 east Marshal'
street Monday afternoon shortly before
) o'clock. The deceased was most
estimable young man. His funeral took
place from the residence yesterday al
tarpon, A o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21

1AnKsoNNILLE. FLA.. Nov. q. Owen.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, NOV. 20 owen
/ Fl summer United States District At
torney for the Southern District Of Flor
ida, was found dead in his bed this morn
ing at 8 o'clock. Ills death resulted from
halrt failure. Mr.. Summer was also
United States Attorney of the United
States Court of Appeals at sew ORLEANS
fo~ he prosecution of all United States
cases arising IN Florida. He was Past
Grand Chancellor Of the Knights Of
Pythians of Florida. The deceased was
one of tho most emin mt criminal law
yers in the State, aud at the time Of his
death was only thirty-four years Of
age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21

REMEMBER TIE WEEKLY TIMES is issued in two parts
six pages each and is therefore, in all but Weekly
ap while the price than paid tor any Weekly IL mas
itself the envabe reputation OF being the epeeh
ative Democratic Paper Of the South
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t5BIII AKA.
c. T. IATGHTON.

Charles p. Laughton died Monday
evening about O'Clock at the residence
Of his stenfather, Mr.. j. Thomas Hen
shall, No. 5lS north Ninth street, In the
twentieth year Of his age
He was the only son Of the late Mr..
c. =. Laughton, who was connected with
the Auditors Office of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
the residence yesterday morning at II
O'Clock.
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The above Mail City Subscribers
which they the above puDaoh WIZ"
Times by applying Office, The Times Carriers
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ANOTHER GREAT OFFER!
Observation-Disclosures

From date all Subscribers The Daily Times for
one year. subscribers renewing their subscriptions to
Daily for will give any of the Magazines named
below and the Daily Times for
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PtrL CONRAD.

NEW ORLEANS, LA" Nov. 2o.-Paul
Conrad, president Of the louisa Ia Lot
tery and head of that concern since il
moved away from here, died this morn
ing.
ANTON GBVGOR BUBrNsTRIV.
ST. PETERSBURG. Nov 20.-Anlon
Gregor Rubinstein, a famous Russian
pianist and composer. died at Petvrhof
this morning OF heart disease.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. ILL, Nov 2O,-Holders OF
wheat had less courage to-day even IMAM
Yesterday. The shorts, with recolecuons
of last weeks strength, were timid ana
nor disposed to press offerings very haTd
This uncertainty on both sides resulted
i'm Inactivity and comparative quiet me
odds however were in favor OF lower
prlces. and a net loss of 9sc. for the
day was made. May wheat opened from
GOiac to coke, the range between Gp52
0(Jr.c and Coo, and the close at GOHsc.
cash wheat was weak and lzc. lower.
Corn was dull and easy during most
OF the session, but late in the day an
early loss was recovered, the slight i'm
provement in wheat being OF benehciai
effect sympathetically. May corn opened
at 49ltc.. sold between 40c. and 49tSc.,
closing at the outside. &c higher than
Yesterday. Cash corn was weak No.
3 was fun cent lower and other grades
showed a loss Of from nc. 70 12c.
Oats were steady even when the other
cereals displayed weakness. The rea-
son for the independence was not quite
clear many believing that the oatmeal
trust had some part in IT. Offerings were
Ueht. May closed &c. higher than yes
terday. Cash cats were firm and steady
10 l4c lower.
Provisions-There was more product
for sale today than there was demand
10 absorb IT. The preference for the
selling side was ascribed TO lower hog
market. and to the sinking proclivitY or
gram Business was much less IMAM In
Immediate past, traders evidently holding
off The closing was lower Tor January
pork and 12l2Q15c. each for January hard
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LONDON BAR SILVER MARKET.
LONDON, Nov 2)-Bar silver, 2sNd


RICFUON. -'"g. e MARKET
RICHMOND VA, Nov. ~, 1884,.
Sales-2.Ou1 Richmond City is at %
100 at 90
Government Securities Bid. Asked
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PORT OF WEST POINI'. Nov. 90, 1894
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore Bennett. Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Lawrence, Foster, Provi-
dence. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm City, Marshall. Walker
ton. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Preston. Geddes, Liverpool
to load cotton.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett. Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Lawrence Foster. Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm City. Marshall. Walker
ton. passengers and general cargo.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC, Nov 81. 1894.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-31

DANvILLE, Ills, July 3l.-Bert Byrnes,
non-union engineer, was shot and killed
here. His rain had just arrived from
Terre Haute over the Eastern Illinois As
an engine was crossing Fairchild street
man fired four shots from revolver The
murderer was alone, aud after doing the
shooting walked leisurely away east on
Fairchiid street. The shot that hit Mr.
Byrnes passed through his left lung anu
entered his stomach. Fireman Brown at
tempted to shoot ut the ussasssiu, but his
revolver faiIlu TO work.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-31
Murder at Kansus Civ.

KANSAS CITY, July 3l.-Phillip H.
Jackley. local commercial agent for
the Missouri Pacific Railway company,
while drunk shot and killed d. f. Wolf,
a barkeeper at Fifteenth and Grand ave-
nue.. Jackley had quarreled over the
price of drink, and utter using abusive
language to Wolf started to leave the sa-
loon. Wolf followed to the sidewalk and
was about to assail Jackley with club
when Jackley drew n revolver and shot
him between the eyes. Wolf died in-
StantlY
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-31
som. Danger mt Eau Claire.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, July 3l.-Considera-
bic alarm exists here in consequence of
the proximity of the woods fires and the
continued drought. Dense smoke fills the
city. Acting Mayor Farr has sent out n
picket line of watchmeu to he on duty at
night around the city limits. The fire de-
partment has been reinforced, and all
manufacturing plants and lum ber yards
are being guarded by extra watchmen.
Fire broke out IN one Of the Northwestern
Lumber company's mills but was quickly
eXtinEuishel.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-31
An Archduke Accidentally Killed.

VIENNA, July G.-Archduke William
Ill, son of the late Archduke Charles and
second cousin of Emp ror Francis Joseph,
met with an accident that resulted in his
death. He was riding at Weikersdorf,
near Baden. when his horse shic,., being
frightened by a passing electric Car. The
archduke was thrown out of his saddle
and in falling his head struck n stone.
Oue of his feet became entangled in u stir
rup and the horse running he was dragged
some distance before the animal was
Stonped.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-31

MIEoNK, His, July 3l.-The AIinonk
miners are out with another manifesto
declaring that they will not work unless
they are paid the Columbus scale which
they claim is not done now, as they are
not furnished pushers ard are required to
do their own brushing. They say they are
WoudiUrd county plupcrs and the county
will have to Support then unless they get
the price demanded.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-31
Worked Ont All TN. Conner.

MARQUETTE, Mich, July 3l.-Superin-
tendeut Duns;aH, Of the Central Copper
Mine company in kcwauuce county, has
received orders from the directors at Bos-
ton to abandon the mine. Ihis closes "a
forty-ycar term OF continuous operation
of this mine. The shut down Is due to
the utter exhaustion OF the vein. Four
hundred men. wholly dependent upon tue
mine. are out Of employment.