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New-York tribune., 1894-01-06

HEMr AM scTE--Tnc market all along % line !,
dull villa uictS mole les. nominal. The stock o
Manila hemp the hand OF importers and sJcculai"rs on
January wa, 2IJD bales the stock -i>a hemp on
Inc same date was i,64l biics The deliveries Of manila
for con sumption 1893 eatct i@2"ji bales. In
OF 1f2 Lalcs compared with the deliveries in
ls92. !hc deliveries OF sisa decreased 3o?i9 bales IN
Ti jufr. S,4. stock hard January was 1000
bales arrive reported by calle BcccInber 81 le:3
2GOOO ha, stock OF jute butts January l. ls4. 100
laIcs vit' 5000 lalcs rlOrted by cal lc on the
December ~ ls)3 We quote Manila hemp for ship
mcnt Sic and j..djasc spot. Si~a hemp. lJlGc
spot and 10 arrive best gra~. Jutc. 34alaic utc
luts paper quality lac; mixing 2iac; ha2g!ng. 2ia1
CSC. go
InDB>-Therc has been slow mand for hides and
the entire market Is Ia ,gimr, ohougi prices quot
ably changed courh buyers Sa7 that they can gain
advantage by shopping around LITTLE thus conveying the
that holders Willing TO snair prices
a little In order u make sales TO dc-aLc buycrs We
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06


c,s. fnsnas au;,r: SO sGGrins Nte,', sic; a.
80 oa,-. :9a2-lrc; No : rye. i5rc No : barley
sa'ac 80 a}sd = s3 9S s sqy Is5 nSg s,d Ioo 90 e r
= a,4ss -Soi. r,s saes loo.c ~ 5o@SG - a dr.
INF =; ;5Gs7: whi-';cy di tllers fnished goods
M s - - "a sste ar on, on Ga, i 2oS H%Shanss toaS,
tie hnt.cr marriott steady. Fancy crc'T1ery 20
.34c l-es quiet and w,a6cr. 2oa:o'2c
Cincinnati Jan; 5Flopr-spgi9t pat NJ - 5ods9 50;
ia"ss "a ioSy ~ At 80 Tor SO . 81 rcd 5oc No r'a
37c sample red ~ Corr oc''e? ie,ing pre- ~.
Z r. '' yooS' "n,Sy' a7sS 80 mSea Sh' i
nrr 'r So > 3iisc Eyc-Thcrc is stead, demaad
G., Sic Tor 70 = Pork Job 'ate, Mes 81 - si-9r
Kcte lard ncray sai's cf steam. al ST.; bales
@ /, day % Sos ai s'i at sS So hSr % a's at ' g,
hri ca ide, c At :, o. cooN s MR. or rf = r.,
% %,rc oo7 CarrcIa.
Mnvauh.c. Jan Ma wheat op-n'a 49,. sold TO
G;c aud closed C.'',c bid. Ca*h wheat 'c under May
% @ xo sr sar S;S by; &c G" ' 'Gs r as'a s,f
wg, CO. meigm fGT $500 ,mis hr oS, Sg aGi
!" soGd armani Eyc-Dc"and actIc; 40 l. i7Ec 80 ,,
s'.c co.p tan Sa 81 + Sc: ~ a. il,xSceS
Market dan cash, 81 - Nay; ~ -, Timoty seci ii
lover; cash orcrioe@ s9as5 81 Flour and min Stais
dun and un'hlnsNL
t., hlen Yesterday, me beak was not heavy bat
- & aam,t close w." t@ra,y at 6Si.c ard aft,r selling
M g 6-ar Il hcli stady around d.c for an hour anl
and cIo,'i C:,c a. decline 'm the hicn pen:
of The sc--i AZ 6i-c. ihcc wa~ god bnsine-s hrst
- = 'ar, e SO Nor.;,rrn cash sold AZ orc and
NJ Gcc. vith c.asiccrahc {, arrive at 0la0l:c No :
ccipt, wheat here were lGJ cars. Flour un hans l.
M MsP 'n ,a, A' un' n ;9se Te yco% Ss
Oat,-No Whit. 26is@274c No - .6a:5@c.
phlad, psa Jan. 5.--flour market hrm. IN sympa by
Win The a,' aii'nr" tn wheat, ana s"m" OF tnr r.r MI,
an" lnn,oycn,cn In the zen" al wholeaD market, Sore
report :tc latter radc. but rule buyer,
nre unwilins e. opc az rN''p; 70, artuil nt. Rye
ymia nurEwncet noni quiet unchnnc~' a, e,a - .,
Ter 100 - Mr new. Wbc,t-MarAct weak Prices OF
iuuu', h'yonl month declined about &c under n
inquiry wn' vcrj mcdrlafc oni bids We boow WORK
ablc tai. NO r,d January Oh a05'.c; February.
market wcaL. pcIn,d IA iac pei busl under lower re-.
oron %r G p'n' o nn o. b., nsI' @ coc wa wS ar
nc,lcctcG. i'cal ca,los were quiet; bt nrm WITH light
SO nlAea January. ii,'e IT.; rosua iio.oi2c
March. is,.9i..c; Ama t2Sri2'sc Butt .ull
'.t, %is "~", %ennyi"""a .ts HT' c w Sn I'M
Refined steady; fair d.rand .taioes quiet; weak.
changed.
81 Louis. Jan. 5.-Ficur- Without, chang, ulInr
steady; demand mod,iat' iiran- nuyers bddns Gos
this Ill, oac sack'l chip, s)i NJ G;c. Wheat frn
qad lower gsc.pt' iS7'G bush; shipments 30 80 bush
S NAY ;"s 5is ., ts Sc, y m n 81 Mm % Srs
&c iopg- aud crar ribs Csc; short So. rn"onN
ox s"o"a,r; .S long sse cc,r rib; I?c shorts.
de"and nm ard lad market, 20 tons and Il selling
llttlc to BE- had at that
Toledo Jsn. Wheat dull cash. Gisc; May CS'sc
Cora easy No yellow cash a7c; oats nominal Rsc
! GIT.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06
TIE PETROLECW MARKET.
7ws FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND EANEE of fhiCE''
New'-York. January .. 1894
The crude oil market s'1gnant here ana oners az
the close were made at 70 cents. AT OH CITY the ous'-
ness was Moderate and prices ranged from '9E9s cents
, 70 c.n,s There we're no held advices OF importance.
and tho daily output Of the Mcdonald pool remains at
1000 barrels. ..s . o,ro,
, tnrreis * cen.s in bulk and 625 cents In cases
Foreign quotations We're: Antwerp i5f.ti-t i'a'ee'
Bremen iS5 marks: London. 3 lll6d3 l3-lOd
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06
The following aro th' total net cCe.pts
M rt, Sine. Septcmbcr 1898:

COrFEE-Thc coffee market olcacd steady IN tone w,h
July unchanged. and The res % the list 10 ID
points lower l.2j0 la2s VIZ sod on CnanSe at me ca
and 10 H.. naf.ct had been quiet the
sales rcach!ig only $50 cluding January 1t y Il
,d S,.cnr A. ia, Thcre was ver. lite feature 20
ihS local market except TIE publication OF the worlds
pectcd small Increase shows Gccrcasr of 17ls9 bays
Locally ,ncrr little speculative interest AMI n
sc,r.elr no Ouf .ntcrc.t TIE frn atf01
made No rrcl;o market ilavre ruling stcidy at
/. adJancc London quiet Sd IA Gl decline. and Ham
burg steady unchanged 10 IA pis hight The p.azI!
news was lue - eoOd expected. HO ruling am a,
Is q 100 f1r Nc cychsny 10 ij-'Gd; receipts Zoo
bas and stock I75 600 taes. T Santos advice, showed
firm market with SlutoS quoted u 300,
receipts 4cl0 jags. >tocS. $4,000 lags. Clca'ed
IRON Flo during December 10000 bags; cleared iron
Ko yestcrday 1870 bags. tn balance Of the old erop
Of Eran coffee available at tho NON. mt csmat"1 al
1rso coo as including 90 600 bags Rio ard 800 900
isrs San.os The latest information regarding ue Ball
coffee ciop unaVnraDle for III" santos product
estimates sn point to very heavy total ana ucss &
the IN easily become the
larccs, i ;bc hlstory OF trade Brazil conoe
AZ HAVE AMI 3S 600 BAGS Of al kinds.
af Gains, lat week Brazil and 1921 coo bags
Of all kinds. market for contract closed steady aud
TO % polats higher. The sizes were Sou bags. as
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06

The market FOR Bruzil coffee rules s.epdy. but without
important business To-day though 300 bags RIO No
ON spot late yesterday at iSsc ana mat is inc
nrcc at the close u business to-day.
uld coffee steady with sales a 1000 bags Mara
esiby On private terms and ZOO bags do shipped 70
Europe. a..
DtC GS-Therc continuation Of the frnncss noted IN
oriu I'm our last lepct and :ere IS sOod demand
for IT, Considerable sales OF snec cases have been i9dc
ot nothiny Oltllnablc -
and some holders asking ~ 70 good many borrs IN
fact will not sell :.at price, as they hoid una
the market is St ady working into much stronger po
si.icn small saies are being made IN obMny WY
~ 25+lsn 30 while powdered Il moving oil slowly ut
tfc cid prices o. 81 sas3 TO- ouine is h,ving bet.
fcr sale movcnIant outside sellers letting 'bcir
alnEc go 900. but manufacturers agents are Tt'ls
,c. They als claim that thcy are n@hms ,n ronsdSn I ~"
ipr essential oils the market IL about steady at late
,rc.s Roots generally frnl Ginseng il selling NJ
ircr So o n 81 according TO quality and receipts are
heAyy. Ipecae Is lm at oi 2oa*l AZ. Gentlan root IS
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06
UNION TANNED.

METALS-IEON-Thc fitnat!on OF me Irlh dHI sI''.I
mcrk't Philadelphia remains prc'ti much tir fale:
the feeling sfill h,lnG weak and Dcli"f currf thdt
when business +, don' IL VIII bc a, lower i2c,
The requirements pres very small l'i"' i",
pc size. but sellers do not feel "iirii''i
IN making any decided Srl blct' ere uul
with asking price from ;lS 80 20 81? del!icr' WIN
Probability of inside figure benz -h3ici 'h u
GOOD finished material il quiet. Prices ~ o.
material are caiirciy nominal. Quotation 1T PhiiHrI'
plil lis follows:
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

wool 70 work these orders mp ou.ht 10 n'rca'c ''c s
cnent q good deal In the near futur'
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06
ltENfIOCk.

ots. Will" home buyers Indifferent. Prices are as
sa' qroed. vita The tone Of the masact ai"Dnt sV'u'
U.o,..
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06
=" doubt lold D. an ovorprolucon Tut II T. hopcd ii
49, .iI,c. ni,.nrh L. We nnOtn.

STINKINF-Ind sic,dv oi,c: Ol.o and
higher nc bid sa,c.. - 900 N At 1ec.
TNiIOW-Firm. quot dc; special, 5iic
TORNCCO-.S.cd l',f j. quiet. sale, bcins 100 cases
Wisconsin Havana SaiOr; 80 1sS2 New -knglanl
Iia,ani sdOc; 800 Lalc, Havana Gsc ~ 10: l2j ba
Sumatra ~ SO0si 20 AdNicc- from lIaNana dat-l D.
center 80 STAT. the leaf To- market rrTai1
quiet and little change /, expected until after The holi
DAYS. Iurh,r have been made ~ Nnclti Al 10
tobacco growers in valley having at last col-ctd
10 pr.r.- for several parcels of mid1'ing
quality. At .onrdo. several lots The condition %; whlch
to he un>1 ~iartory have cng"d hlnl
WOOI.-Thcrc has been mOfo octiyify IN the wool ma"
durng The last week than for time past. th'
sales footn- rD about ccD0 H. Of which about ...,'r)
re- No - the sai1~ were mad on private
terms. rexa. wool the most popular. ant most OF the
OF wool The market ~ccni- L. b. rraGi
oily WORKING int, a better condition. Wool i certainly
,c.y chc,p and ,lfhoulli there dos not srm 10 be- any
mand from huv .r. who take the wool tO hold II for
rise p.ycrth,less admitted that wool is excellent
ttlnd, the Wav ~ very brisk trad" !, Tn. menace
Of tho Wilson T,r;r m Come that ,hc free wool
part bin viii Be- Killed In the ,cratc and II ~
H. there win c scrambl" Tor wool that VIII
IL heart. the gfowcr-. 'nf fhis phase ~
the matter too chuorca ~ give ANYTHING Ike certain
ln-is for o r,iioi, on -lrnatiN" sic so There j.
general holns or Of fhr -pcu1tiNc infr"t some nhs
locking around considerable lines of WOO ana Nc
sales have been made this week that have not
the n such s,lce rave been made N" wEoe ihn
vii Irni,llv cono Ia tlr surface II 1,
further hlnd that these reported S,ln, have b'cl maGe
n lasls that SHOWS good market Many mus n"
Ircparinc % % work some orl"rs FOR slrnt o-
hat have been placcd their book, ana The dc ana Tor
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06

quc, .. 3?aic. Mexican saraperia +, ir cool den ana
Win u. hand .o: selling nj "dH-c and o. inr ''' ~
iOIdlic
FISH The market for Irish ma'Koicl & inart kr
hc,acr, a-hnc ~ - % Sl3 80 and the best pd' ~.
~ stock h,ra j. aTsc. There Is p''llnf''.
ini,ltv though this j. the only rirn al c1y olcl
t-adc. ox herring is and 'y are wan 'l'
Medium e~acd are hid Ice. vessel j du" M"IdN:
tsiish rie arm and medium scarce AID hr1 ~
sodsJ h5 and i,rcc At - jDdIj ~. .,
FLOrK MD N.AL-Ihe market shovel . 1 a,', H.,
better this morning ~ ne opening fcCura u .s
The aivaacc in wheat limits wrrt advanced II, Ton" 90 ca =,
Western mills. and tar buy - cam" on u" ". ~
expectation PERHAPS hayinr Pty slight aIN
Working this theory. there was quit lt'I H',p
on hold Of thr leading grad II winter ana - -
whoa: -four particularly Of spring bik":' ana l'ln..,
which have been neglected for long. The ait r"'
reaction e. wheat. however. completely dscorrc ~.
trade. held or. and the clo-c wa, quirl Nl.n
asking prices firmly hid but with b'd' withdawh W ~ ~
lower. Notwith tlndinI u ri,uiIoi . ~
qri,e c5od trade put through larti 'uar$ PIE
patents and bakers and wlrt'r str1lghfs I"ii mo-
yrr "a 800 PICS rs follows: 500 bbl~ w,ntcr a"i'
at - G5: $50 hbls srlic;s nj f3d ~ II Loo D'
extra No NJ 80 80 SEQ bbl extra No ~ 81 30 -pn'
acn,s 900 ibis a: 8, s50 g. including fancy at - .
stloighs so bible ~ 25o - - clear. 20 >,H~
ichoicc export g. 4od+2 - 20, sacks az 8, ',G
So Is 49,. .PV tKWHEAr FLOU Market s'caicr D "
demand Sales 500 bags at = so0 90. RYE FEp, X
The market continues stadv with GOOD trad; sales,
Cos Ibis al ~ sCGS2 s. Quotations, follow:
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06

Liverpool cable.-Spot cotton, molerte demand freely
met prices unchanged saies l.G9o ID, ose- sNcu,o ,,
Sn COO sales: American 10 200 bales nlddIng. 36,
to La decline closed barely steady at from lO4 $50
rSsry.March mob March Alr!l. 41ss April May 1l9@
4eO May-June. 42e Jdne-Juy: d?3s july, ,Augisl ,
bcr. 425v; Jsnuary, Hos -. , I'D, .
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06

Market closed quiet and steady. Transerribcs. 80.
Spot coton-Ihc market spot cotton quiet Quota
tons Middling uplaIlas 1lGc ntding tiult 5-lGc.
Sa.cs lJo,.CO baie>. Rates and OH mlddlhgs at
which grades other than mddns may be delivered OH
GOOD mddinr lc on: good midGng ,.i5c on; low
inddling 7-l6c strict good Ordinary. 1889 oil good
oruinary Fec good midGling unced, even: strlet
mdding stained 1-3-c OF madng stained, 7-l6c OIL
strict low middling, taiDei. 2032c on low mcdlinS.
stained. 1sc.
ton 81 bales; total 81 bales Ncw-York net receipts
400 bales gross. So lalc; exports. Continent 900
bales sales 81 bales all spinners stocx 2Z7 go bales
Total net receipts today - 400 bales Exports
to-day Great Britin. .6,s29 bales Continent -
lD2 Os2 bales. Exports: Great Brittn. 13e?H bales
France 10. .jc iaies; Continent. 3S,1H 1sles; total,
Is5 $50 ba stock .564 bales Tho weekly stato-
mcnt Of Liverpool stocks Is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06

LEATHEc-Thc leather market + quiet IN all disec.
tions. for exporters not taking any very important
The Irish standard., 1894-11-03
Bought Barnum's circus.

NEW York, Oct. 30.-After several
mont tbs of negotia Jion between the
heirs and executors of the late 2. I.
| Barnum and j. A, Bailey an arrange
ment has been effected by which the
latter becomes the absolute owner Of
all the interests embraced III the Bar
mum circus. Mr.. Bailey is now the ex-
elusive owner of the largest two shows
in the world, having bought the Adam
Forepaugh show upon the death OF it's
former owner.
The Irish standard., 1894-11-03
Jews GoiuE to Argentine.

WASHINGTON, Oct. disappointment
emf Stump of the bureau Of immigra-
tiou has received latter from Baron
Hirsch, stating that the Jewish Col
onizat ton society, Of which Baron
Hirsch is the head, is engaged in di-
verting Jewish immigration from the
United States TO the Argentine Repub-
genial to them.
The Irish standard., 1894-11-03
Cruiser netroit lsoes to uhina.

NEWPORT, R. l., Oct. 3o.-The United
States cruiser Detroit, Capt. Newell,
has sailed from here for her station
during the next three years in China.
The Detroit carries many articles
loaned the Columbian exposition,
which she is commissioned to return
to Spain and italy.
The Irish standard., 1894-11-03
Fastest Trip Across the atlantic.
Earthauake In California.

SAN DIEGO. Cal, Oct. 29.--The shocks
Of earthquake which began last Tues
day afternoon continued during the
week and reached an end with a very
perceptible shock, felt throughout the
region between Lakeside and Alpine.
spring of water which had been OBJ
liberated by the earthquake two years
ago again sprung into existence.
There are reports Of other similar oc-
currences III the mountain country.
The Irish standard., 1894-11-03
PEWABlC MINERS SAVED.
Rescurng Party Reaches Them and Find
Them ALI Right.

Rescurng Party Reaches Them and Finds
Them ALI Right.
IRON MOUNTAIN, Mich, Oct. 29.--The
entombed miners at Pewabic were all
rescued alive Saturday morning at $50
o'clock. At o'clock it was known
they were all alive, as the workers
were near enough to talk with them
They said they we're all alive, but were
suffering from chills. Hunger
had not bothered them very
much. In an interview with W. Oliver
he said it was the longest forty-e;ght
hours he ever put in. 1t was terribly
dismal. but they all felt better when
they heard the distant knocking and
noise, for they knew it was a rescuing
Marty
The Irish standard., 1894-11-03
sugar Takes = Tumble.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 31.-Sugar took
another tumble Of oneeighth of a cent
Tuesday and surprised the jobbers,
who had concluded that it was already
down to the bottom notch. It was re
gartled as Il slap back by the refneries
at the wholesale grocers who had re-
Gently unloaded large quantities Of
sugar on the market below the refinery
compact prices.
The Irish standard., 1894-11-03
Women Pounded Almost to Death

LAPEER, Mich, Oct. 31.-A masked
man obtained on trance to the home Of
Fred Skinner, near Colum biaville, at
o'clock Tuesday morning and at
tempted to kill Mrs. Skinner and her
mother-in-law with a hammer. Both
women were SD terribly beaten about
the head that they cannot live. Skin
ner woke in time to save himself, and
the murderer fed.
The Irish standard., 1894-11-03
Bond Issue Illegal.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3o.-The issue of
5000, 600 of bonds made by Pima county,
Ari., in aid OF the construction 70 mar
row-gauge railroad in that county has
been declared to be void by the SUI
preme court Of the United States on
the ground that the legislatureshad no
power to pass the law authorizing the
issue.
The Irish standard., 1894-11-03
Suicide, OF a Patricide.

MILAN, Ala. Oct. 29.-William Mil.
ford, q young farmer. murdered his
father and robbed the body OF several
hundred dollars. Upon his arrest, &C
cused of the crime, he confessed, gave
up the money and then swallowed a
mixture Of morphine and whisky,
which caused his death in a short tim G
The Irish standard., 1894-11-03
Five Persons Killed.

LEBANON, ind, Oct. ga wagon
containing party returning from a
dance was struck by q Big Four train
and five of the merry makers were
killed The dead are Gertrude Davis,
Grace Davis, Tenna Gurge, Carl Cow
ans. May Mcdaniel
The Irish standard., 1894-11-03
New Road in Operation.

WELLsBoRo. Pa, Oct. 30.-The Ruf
falo g. susquehanna railway, a con,
Meeting link between the Western New
York & Pennsylvania and the Fall
Brook railways, was opened Monday
and regular trains are now running.
1t is 40 miles long and runs from kea t.
ing Summit to Ansonia. This road
opens up the vast lumber region il
Potter and Clinton counties.
The Irish standard., 1894-11-03
Blinded a Would-Be Lover.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. S1.-Miss Ella
Stanton, 10 years old, was sent to jail
Tue sday because she threw handful
Of red pepper into the eyes of Thomas
Roland. The latter insisted on paying
attention to the girl and she resen ted
It. The young man will be blind.
The Irish standard., 1894-11-03
Ex-PREMlER MERCER DEAD.
After Lingering Illness He Passes Away
ut Montreal.

MONTREAL, Can, Oct. S1.-Ex-Pre-
mier MERCER died at $50 Tuesday
morning.
[Honore Mercier was born in st. Athanase,
Que, October Is, 1910 He studied law, and
was admitted to the bar OF Lower Canada
In 1867 He was editor of LIE Courier de
st. Hyacinthe from 1852 till 1864 and
also in 1866 and, after sitting in
the dominion parliament for Rouville from
1872 to 1874. was elected to the legislative
assembly of Quebec as solicitor general
in the Jolly government INF May. 1879, and
held this portfolio till the resignation OF
the government in October of the same
year. He was reelected in 1881 by reclamation
and again in December. 1893, and, on the
resignation Of the Taillon administration,
formed al administration and became attor-
ney general in January 1857. During his
term OF Office he became involved in the
sea ndal caused by the Quebec harbor improve
ments and was impeuched for malfeasance in
office. He was acquitted, however. though
several OF his intimate associates were found
guilty and heavily punished Since that time
he has remained out of politics.
The Irish standard., 1894-11-03
Admitted His Guflt.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Oct. 30.-Exam-
ination of the accounts, as secretary
Of the Normal Park loan association,
of the late f. w. Porter, auditor Of the
Rock Island road, it is alleged devel-
oped shortage Of $685. 900. Porter is
said to have confessed to defalcation
to the~inspector the day before his
sudden death at the Grand hotel in
Cincinnati.
The Irish standard., 1894-11-03
Took Precautionary Measur.

WARRINGTON. Oct 30. All of the in
mates Of the white house were vacci-
mated Monday by DR.. O'Reilly, the
presidents physician, as necessary
precaution in view of the appearance
of smallpox here.
The Irish standard., 1894-11-03
Sued by a colored Woman.

CINCINNATI, Oct. s1.-Mary Louise
Howard, a colored woman, has sued
the Louisville & Nashville railway in
the aUnited States circuit court for
$4,000 damages, alleging refusal of
the railroad company June IS. 1894, to
permit her to ride in .frst-class car
from Cincinnati to Licking ton, KY.
The Irish standard., 1894-11-03
MiIlers Propose to Limit Output

ST. LOUIS, Oct BLEEDING millers
in St. Louis have received circular
signed by the northwestern millera
asking their views as to the adv1sa bill.
ity Of shutting down all mills from
December 1 to January /, inclusive,
which, it is said. will reduce the out.
put 2, 500, 900 barrels. It is proposed to
do this in order to maintain the mar.
Let
The Irish standard., 1894-11-03
Three Men Killed.

CLEARFIE1D, Pa, Oct 31.-Three un-
known men were killed by a freight
train wreck on the Beach Creek rail
road near Peale. They had revolvers
and burglars tools and were supposed
Ia be cracksmen. 5Ft At
The Irish standard., 1894-11-03

GEES MAY GO BY MAIL.
San ~alvador Honey Nj akers Admissible in
sample Lots.

WASHINGTON, Oct, 31.-The inter
national bureau of the universal pos
tai union at Berne, Switzerland, has
officially announced that the pos.
tai administration OF Salvador gives
circula alton il it's mails to packages
containing live bees Consequently
packages Of live bees will be admitted
as samples 10 the mails hereafter
dispatched from this country to the
republic of Salvador, provided they are
properly packed.
The Irish standard., 1894-11-03
New Postmaster at washington.

WAsR1NGToN, Oct 31.-James P. Will
lett has been appointed postmaster Of
Washington by President Cleveland
He Is q member of a well-known firm
Of hatters and lifelong resident OF
Washington, He has been one of the
leaders of the district democracy.
The Irish standard., 1894-11-03
%" Cen" Coxey's Home DESTROYED.

MAss1LLoN, o., Oct. 29.-At s, o'elook
Saturday night the home OF J. s.
.Coxey, located at Coxiana, miles
north of Massillon, was destroyed by
fire. The household effects and sew
eral costly outbuildings were also
burned. The fire is supposed to be Of
incendiary origin. The loss is esti-
mated at between $40, 600 and 500 600
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Hanged Himself.

Corning, n. Y, Oct. 31.-William
Finger, Of Ala bama, Genessee county,
committed suicide by hanging himself
from an apple tree. No cause is given.
He was 81 years of age and quite
wealthy. .* n sTSs
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Dixon Woman Inherits $50, 900.

DIXON, Ill, Oct. 80. Mrs. Mary A.
Toomey, Of this city, has received
word Of the death Of rich relative in
California, leaving her $780, 600
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A Newspaper Syndicate

BosToN, Oct. 90 Capitalists In this
oity and New York have formed syn
dictate to purchase q line of newspa-
pers from the Atlantic to the Pacific
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I,nst. Half 3 Million

EAST ST. Louis, Ill, Oct. 90 The
Bridge and Terminal company's ware
house and 400 cars were burned here 81
8 loss Sof $500, 900 ..s Il
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Running the Orchards.

SAN Francisco, Oct 80. The or
chards and fields Of Hawaii are being
devastated by an insect which the na-
tives call the japanese bug.