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half crates. 60t@sl IS: double crates, 81 400
80; Cornichons. half crates, 81 2oG1 IS; don
bic crates. 50 2501G as.
Porter Bros Company. Chicago, sold At auction
to-day three Double, Tokay Grapes. 81 SAG
IS: singles. 65c(1S1 IS.
Porter Bros. Company, Philadelphia. one car;
Winter Aeliis Pears, 81 so: Glout Morceaus,
81 IS: Easter Beurre, 81 30Gl SIS.
Porter Bros. Company. Boston. one car: Hal
! s.: assorted, 81 50@z; M0roccos, 81 rs; En-
perors, 81 rs; Cornichons. 81 S.
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NEW YORK. Nov 2.-The Evening Posts London
cabiegram: The stock markets were good to-day;
the death or the Gar having been fully discounted
there was rise in prices, consols leading. amer
leans sharply and closed at the best Foreign
ers were firm and especially Russian stock and
other specIaites Tie Paris Doursc WAS strong
and the recovery IN French exchange has arrested
gold shipments from here. This weeks decrease
OF t514 900 In the Bank Of England. coin and bull
lion, is due 10 shipments abroad. G75G,bUO having
been exported for the week. Viz: 100000 SOW
ercignS TO Germany and the remainder in bars
sold for Paris and Roumania. The China silver
loan is expec ed tomorrow.
In erlin the announcement on the bourse to-
day of The accession OF Nicholas II was well re-
ceIved. he markets there are firm.
In London the death OF the Gear has been dis
counted. Russian bonds were IA lower. AmerI-
can railroad stocks generally showed an advance
throughout the list. Prices were maintained 10
the close of the day. After that there was some
good street trading which was assisted by the an
noun Gem ent Of the payment Of interest cue on
the AtchsOn guarantee notes. as wei as BY the
decision OF the United States Court that IL ia
vored paying all interest on bonds above second
mortgage, This decision is regarded as a Just
blow 10 ObStructionists, who haze been relying
upon litigation 10 interfere with the course OF
the Legitimate movements aud reorganizatiOns.
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San Frano1sco Me7t Market.

Good Beef is 4 fraction better. Hogs are weak
NJ a further decline. 10 change In Veal and Nut
ton. Wholesale rates for dressed stock from
sianghterers are as follows:
BkEF-FIrst quality. 5G515c: second quality,
4@4Lzc; third do, 3131ac = 10.
VEAt-Large, dose; snail 5@51sc = 10
MU1ToN-Wethers, 46412c r ~ Ewes, S12@
4c 2 n
L1MB-41aG519c Il IL
PoBk-Live Hogs, 41aC145sc for heavy and
medium grain-feG, ana 4pe@A5se FOR small fat:
6lbc = 70.
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Ex.h NC and BuIIion.


The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports l9
failures The Pacific Coast states aad Territories
for the week ending yesterday. compared with
20 FOR the previous week ana - Tor the CORE
spending week IN S93- The failures for the past
week are divided among The trades as folio-s: g
general stores. , groeers, saloons l publisher.
stationery. / hotel, I agricultural implements
tinware. Dons and shoes, l drues. ! BAKERY. !
paiHts and wall paper, ! Manufacturer sash and
doors. l fruits and vegetab es al q I dry goods.
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Foreign Markets.


LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2. - The spot market is
firm at IS IOd Cargoes firm at 2Ss Cd for of
coast 23s cd for prompt shipment and 23s Sd
for nearly Que.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cables gives the follow
ing Liverpool quotations Tor y o. 2 Red Winter
y November As 4l6d: December. IS ID; January
As 512d; February. As 614d; March, As sad:
April, IS 612d May, - I'D.
SECURITIES
LONDON. Nov. 2 Copsols. 1919; Silver,
20 S-l6d; French Rentes, i0If zoe,
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FOR PORTLAND G. ASTORIA, OREGON

THE OREGON R'Y L NAV. CO. e Nc s
ILL.Receiver. Ocean Div.-wiIi dis 1ASSEy
pateh IRON Spear-street wharf. az 10 A NJ, for the
above ports OF their Al iron steamships viz
STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-ocE 81, Nov. 10, 70,
50
CoLUMBIA-0ct- Is, Nov. >, IS, -, Dec. ;, Is.
-
Connecting via Portland with the o. 4. & N Co.
system and other Giyerging lines for all points in
Oregon. Washington, British Columbia Alaska,
Idaho Montana, Dakota. Utah, Wyoming Yellow
stone Park and all points east and south and 10
Europe
Fare TO Portland-Cabin, SIC; steerage, So;
round trip, cabin, unlimited. $50.
Freight and Ticket Office Ia Montgomery St;
Ticket Office Paiac- HoVet, New Montgomery st.
GOODALL. PERKINS & CO, Supts. ocean Div.
! IF 10 Market 81. San Francisco
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Thu Coal Trade.

The private circular OF l. steuart gives the re-
ceipts Of coal at this port 10 october AT I29. 60
tons, against 112,4O0 in october, 1898 The re-
ceiptS thus far this year amount to l,lu3.s00
tons, against ,056 500 during The same period In
1888. The circular says: Liberal supp les OF al
Kinds of foreign coal continue TO arrive, keeping
spot prices OF ali OF iuel low, although quo
tatons for future loading Of foreign coal particu-
larry from ports N Great BTItaAS point at present
TO higher
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CaI,fornia Fruit srle..

CHICAGO Nov. 2.-The Earl Fruit Company
sold California fruit at auction to-day realizing
NeIlis Pears csc "a ST. 10: d'Alencon, 81 20@
So; Easter Beurre, s5c@s1 25: pound, 81 10;
Comice, 81 so: Vicar, 81 O5el 10; TokaY Grapes,
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Once Furniture and Fixtures
hsMsszY CT. WEBER & CO.,
EA-@ssss-3 800 to See rest St. cor. Stockton
@sss4 -<Szs9 mrSl ruThSaSuly
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET GO.

TEAMERS LEAVE ASP AVAIL J+,~s
- fortnignty for the West les and <SSsSgsY
southampton. calling en- route at ChrrDOurg
France, and Plymouth. 20 land passengers.
Through bills of ladiag In connection with the
Pacific Mall S. S. Co., issued for freight and treas
ure TO direct ports in England aud Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco to Ply
month Cherooarg, southampton First-ciass
Sls5: third class, SGT So For further partlca-
lars Apply TO PARROTT q CO., Agents.
Is sos California 81
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EYDE00RAPH c BULLETIN.

BRANCH HYDRoGRAPHIC OFFICE, L. :. Nj
MERCHA MS EXCHANGE,
SAN Francisco, November 2 1894.
The time bail Telegraph Hill was dropped
exactly at noon today e. at noon of the 10th
meridian, or at 8 P M, Greenwich mean time
A. 4. FECHTELER,
!f4ufepant u : N IN charge
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP GO.

nISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN
u Francisco for ports in Alaska g AN. FfEIEe
Nov. g. u. &C 3. y. a1-Sa-11s2s
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports,
Oct. Il and every fifth DAY thereafter.
For Eureka, humboldt Bay, Steamer Willamette
valley, -v-ry Wednesday 1t A. NJ.
FOR export, Los Angeles and all way ports
every fourth and fifth day, alternately, A. NJ.
, + or San Diego, stopping only at Port Hartford
santa Barbara Port Los angeles, Redondo (Los
Anse!es) and Newport, every fourth and fifth day
alternately, at II A. NJ
for ports in Mexico. 10 = N. 18TH OF each month.
Ticket Ofhce-Palace Hotel, New Montgomery
street
9OODALL, PERKINS 4 Co, General Agents
If 10 Market ST.. San Francisco
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Naw y nrE Mark cts.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2-The share speculation was
characterized by general strong line to-day but
the volume OF business light and there were
periods OF extreme dizziness. Among the causes
which led 10 the strength OF the market the
frmneSs OF the London and Continental ex-
changes. showing that the death OF the Gar was
not looked upon as likely TO disturb the balance Of
the powers OF Europe. Another influence was
also al work. Wall street always discounts the
future and there has apparently been begun dis
counting o. the result OF next Tuesdays eiecriOn,
which IL seems to be taken for gr anTed will he a
gener i trade revival.
or the result in the appreciation OF speculative
values the professional operators are disposed Io
place themselves in a position TO take ali advGR-
tRge. Consequently they are now acquiring lines
OF stock which they possibly expect 10 unload up
Will come -iamb-IIke after the elections the
cautiously manufactured sentiment that an era OF
general prosperity small set ill.,
At the opening OF business to-day firm tone
leading III the Improvement There but one
notable exception sugar. which declined ! per
cent. buI quickly recovered the loss.
The railway list well held. but except Tor a
few OF the specialIieS made no important We
ment until late in the afternoon when reaction
set IN. which onlv Of brief dur alton. aud The
greater portion OF which was recovered Ia the
final transactions. The market closed firm a
very general advance on The day OF i49i2 in the
active list. the latt CT in Pacific MAIL Is Denver
and Rio Grande pr efsrred and y Northwestern, ia
Great Northern preferred, IS Rock island, IS 81.
Paul and Burlington.
Speculation in the bond market was active and
| strong. the dealings of the day aggreGaUiag ST.
40S. 600 Government Bonds firm; Stale BONDS
firm: Railroad Bonds strong. Petroleum steady.
Pennsylvania OIL, sales none. December option,
sales none; closed S27sc. Lima OIL, sales none.
GRAIN AND MERCHANDISE
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NEW 1oKA STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchange, Noney and Railroad
Shares.
Money on call easy at ": last loan, IL: closed st
~ Prime mercantile paper 2s4G3Z. Sterling
exchange nrm. with actual business in bankers
bills at 81 s7sl684 SO for demand and 81 S6z4 "a
81 for sixty days Posted rates. 81 S7I.94 IS
and 81 SSI264 SO Commercial bills, "a IS \.
ga s5S4. Silver certificates. o5s4c.
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Omaha Lfrestock Market.
Stocks in London.

OMAHA Nebr. Nov. 2.-Cattie-Rsceipts, 5000
Fire az stockyards demoral zed the market: cows
S2@3; feeders, 81 5O@5; bulls. 81 75G2 so.
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PnrtInnd,s business.

PORTLAND. Or. Nov. 2.-Clearances. $751;
$50; balances s25 .552.
wheat-valIey, 7Ua7212e; Wslla wana o21s
G6S1ac ' ctl.
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Bank CIearinEs,

NEW YORK. Nov. 2. The following table,
compiled by Bradstreet's. shows the total clear
ances at thu pr.ncipa cities ana the percentage OF
Increase or decrease compared with tne CORE
spending week last year:
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GuNRRl LINZ.

New York TO Ltv -rDpoI, via Queenstown,
from Pier 10, North River.
FAST E&FhESS NAL. SERVICE
Etruria, Nov 10 900 PM Etruria. Dec. 8, $50 PAt
Campania, y ov, II SAM Campanta, Bee. Is, : a N
Umbria, nov "a, :DOPM Umbria. Dec.2 20 IN
Lucania. Dec. l. 80 AN Lucania. Dee. g. :3OAf
Cabin passage. $50 and upward: second eaoin,
$50 $40. S45, according 10 steamer and accom-
modauiouS.
Storage tickets TO and from ali parts OF Europe
at very low rates For freight and passage apply
at company's ONCE, 4 towing Green, New YORK
VERNON H BROWN Il Co, General Agents.
Good accommodation can always be secured on
application to WILLIAMS, DIMOND q Co,
ThSaTu Agents. san francisco
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International Navigation Co.'s Lines.

AMERICAN LINE
NEW YORK AND SOUTHANPTON- 44
~ Shortest and most convenient route -
to London. Close connection at southampton FOR
Havre and Paris. First cabin, $50 and upward;
second cabin. S35 and upward: storage, 80
Cape Town South Africa, $50.
PHILADELPH IA ana LIVERPOOL or QUEENS
TOWN, second cabin, $25 and upward steerage,
$40.
RED STAR LINE FOR ANTWERP.
Desirable route for Belgium. France. Germany,
Switzerland and Italy. First cabin. $50 ana up
ward; second cabin, S3S; Storage al very low
rates.
For freight and passage apply to InternarionaJ
Navigation Co., 6. ID. FAHN ESr0Ck. General
Agent Pacific Coast, 609 Market St, Grand Hotel
building. oc2S II
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Nhear-NoYemper DEE


Flour SteAdy.
Hops-Sready.
Wooi-Qulet
PiZirou-D ull.
Tln-steady. Straits. s14 6OSI4 20; plates,
dull.
spelter.Dull; demand steady: IS 35G3 3712.
Lead-Market dull: brokers prices buiiiOn.
S.; exchange price for SDoI, So lZ1sG3 Is.
Copper-Brokers price. s. so: e. cuAnge price,
50 5UGs so. Sales on Change: IS tons March tin.
81 70: 80 April, Sl4 20; rs tons March,
8 a 70; IS tons s. o. 10 May !, 81 SO; % tons TO
May l, Sl4 so.
Cofee-Options opened irregular with May S
points higher and winter months to 20 points
lower; ruled irregular; closed steady. Sales 25,-
$50 bags. including: November. SIS 50: Decem-
Der. SIP 5UG Y so: January, Sll 954 -; Febru-
airy, Sl1 20; March, 81 55@lI so; April, Sll so;
May, 81 359ll 40.
Spot Cofoe-Rio steady; No. :. 15I4c. Mild
Steady: CordovR, ls5 sc. Sales. 500 bags Rio,
13c spot: 1900 bags Santos spot p. :
Hsuourg-Steady; prices s&9l ptg advance;
sales. 81. 900 bags.
HaYre-Ciosed account OF death OF the Gar.
Rio-Eoliday.
Warehouse deliveries from New York yesterday
IA, l6S New 0rk stock to-day. l53.l17 bags
United States stock. 225 II bags; aloat for the
United States, 226,o00 bags; tOta visible for the
United states, 47l171 bags, against 455,l56 bags
last year.
su2ar-Raw, steady; sales. $500 bags molasse.
sugar So test, 2 9-16c: 1900 bags molassrs sugar
in bond, l5-l6c; $50 bags centrifugal in bond
Z12c: refined, quiet
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OGEA& -Af.Ei;S.
Dates of Departure From san Francisco.
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sHIPPlNG INTELLIG enc.

arrived.
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Presence of Mind of a Washington
State Bank President Saves J.
the Funds. -
TRIED TO EXTORT MONEY,
Students Threatened to Burn q New
York Widows Property Unless
They Got $1,000.

SPOKANE, Wash, Nov PA tele.
phone message from Rosalie, q small
town in the eastern part of the county,
says that q daring but unsuccessful at.
tempt was made to rob the bank at
that place. The robbers, two in num-
ber., rode MP ON horseback, and while
one of them stood guard ON the
ou5side, the other entered the
bank, and placed q revolver at
President Fell's head, command
ing him TO hand over the coin. Mr.
Wells, with great presence Of mind, in
formed the robber that he would get
the money out of the safe, but instead
of doing so he turned the combination,
locking the safe, The robber, seeing
he was baffied, grabbed up some loose
coin on the counter, along with some
private papers, Joined his companions
and, mounting their horses, rode away.
Mr.. Wells gave the alarm, and soon a
posse started in pursuit and are hot on
the trail Of the robbers. s.s.,.,.. !
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Clinton N. T., Students Demand Money
m Wealthy Widow

Clinton. n. T., Students Demand Money I'd
Wealthy Widow. ..
UTfcA, n. Y. Nov. 24.-Mrs. Mary
Dwight. wife Of the late Judge Theo-
dore w. Dwight OF Clinton, went to
New York City about two weeks ago
intending to spend the winter there.
A few days later she received an un-
signed letter demanding that she leave
81, 300 in certain spot near her house
in Clinton on the night Of Nov. 90, or
hey property would be burned. The
writer warned her that If she at.
attempted to ascertain who it was that
made the demand she would be killed.
Mrs. Wright handed the letter to her
brother, Dwight FL. Olmstead of New
York, and detective was employed.
The detective went to Clinton, and as a
result of his Investigations, Peter Kel-
ley, o student Ata the Clinton Unioh
school, Clarence Kellogg. Lawrence
Fitzpatrick, Daniel G.. Mcintyre. Bert
Jones and Calvin Barber were arrested.
Kelley made a confession, imphcat-
ing the others. All except Mcintyre
pleaded not guilty and were discharged
by the local Justice Mcintyre, who is
member of the class Of '96, Hamilton
college, and a son of Assistant District
Attorney Mcintyre, refused to plead
until the arrival Of his father, who has
been telegraphed for. Kelley says he
wrote the letter to Mrs. Dwight at the
suggestion Of his associates. Mcintyre
denies participation in the scheme.
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NEWS BRIEFLY REPORTED.

The cash balance in the treasury is
$loo, All. $50; gold reserve, $57, ,74s, ,764.
The Pope has provided a fund for
the assistance of the Italian earthquake
sufferers.
President Moreas of Brazil has issued
decree granting amnesty to all polit-
lcal offenders. SO. $50 &s4 49,
DR.. Claudio Jannet, political econo-
mist and author of works ON America
and other countries, Is dead at Paris.
Thomas Ferrick, on trial at st. Paul
for the murder Of Samuel w. St,
Amoore, was acquitted on the grounds
of self defense.
he Swiss bundesratE has appointed
Dr. Pioda von Locarns to be Swiss min
lister TO Washington. He is now conn.
sellor of the Swiss legation at Rome.
Westminster Kennel clubs 10th an.
nuat dog Sshow will be held the week
beginning Feb. 10 at Madison SQUARE
Garden, New York. James Mortimer
is superintendent. .a... ~'--..-f~1-0-
Commodore Sicard, who has been de-
tached from the Portsmouth navy ward.
has taken command Of the New York
navy yard and station, vice Admiral
Gherardi, retired ~ svs, .s,s&
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|HIRSHFELD.S STORY.
Plaintiff In the Noted Fargo Divorce
Case Testifes in His Own
Behalf. H"< !.
INCAPABLE OF RESISTANCE.
He Was Escorted Abeut Chicago by
Two Men Armed With
~ Reyolvers.

FARGO. NJ. D., 4 Nov. "a. - Aaron
Hirsh6eld was, put ON the stand TO tes-
tify inAhis own behalf He swore that
he had come TO Fargo TO reside perina-
nently. Regarding connection with
Miss Hogan, witness said he had hrst
met her. at the Merchants National
bank, Helena she came to the bank
20 enquire the address of q world, fair
Official Of WHOM she wished TO seoure .
position for. her sister Sadie. Hirsh-
tield didn't know the address, but
would look itu up,and she came again sew
eral days later. She knocked at the door
OF his private apartments and when hb
opened the door asked him whether hb
had yet secured her sister position.
In this way the acquaintance was
struck up which in course of several
months ripened into illicit rela-
tion. Wintness was as this time suf.
fering from mental alteration. and
IpeapabIs "a Oissring Resistanos., 4,
| She Frequently asked for money and
he gave her many large sums In Sop
tember Hirshdeld was called co, Chi.
cago on business. When he arrived he
found that. Miss Hogan had followed
him. He compromised with her ON, q
cash basis and she agreed to leave him,
bnt the separation only lasted . couple Of
weeks. Tn November he made another
trip to Chicago, and she again went on
the same train. Both stopped at the
Leland. While there Hirshfield was
called ont of the hotel one day and CON-
fronted by two men armed with re-
volvers. They led him through alleys
and back streets, finally stopping at tne
clerk of the courts Office. where i mar
riage license was handed ont I'd Hirsh-
held. The men then led him to
the office of Justice Murphy,
where he found Miss Hogan. he
was compelled to stand up while the
marriage form was pronounced, and
almost dead with fear, feebly answered
questions put to him. Hirshfield's cross
examination win take up much time.
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GRAVE ROBBERS.
kansas Cit" Medical students Arrested
S~- Red Handed. '~e. 80 @S+N'@f- (

Kansas Cit" Medical students Arrested
@@ Rcd Handed. '~s' 80 s&s''@$- /
KANSAS Cry, No, Nov. 24.-Ffye
students of the university medical col
lege OF this city were arrested at an
early. hour IN Oak Grove cemetery.
Kansas City, Kan. in the oct oS robbihR
graves. Their names were zimmer.
man. Durant, Hinton, Klopp and Ry.
burn. AT 12 O'Clock word was received
&c police headquarters that grave rob.
bers were at work in the cemetery
and several officers drove to the
scene. A search of the grounds
was made, but no signs Of the robbers
could be found The party started back,
but were stopped afew blocks from the
cemetery by man who said he could
guide them to the right place. He led
the party TO the eastern outskirts of the
cemetery. They found a man sitting
IN buggy on the east side, but upon
going 20 the place where the men had
been DIGGING, they found the robbers
had fed, but had left traces Of their
work. The man In the buggy gave che
names Of the students whom he had
driven to the cemetery, and they were
all arrested and lodged in Jail, but sub
sequently released ON bond. Hf&~i
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Women Anthronnl.,.,,,. =, I. !.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 24.-The ninth
annual meeting OF the Women's An.
thropological Society Of America 10 in
session in this city. An attractive
programme Of papers BY members Of
the society has been arranged. Among
the members of the society are Mrs.
Emma louise Hitchcock, Mrs. Mary
Patke Foster Miss Alice o. Fletcher.
now president; Miss Florence Spofford,
Miss Kate Field, Mrs. Julia Ward
Howe, Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland,
Miss Amelia b. Edwards, Miss Edna
Dean Proctor, and d host of othef weal
known women in the Unted States.
England. EuroDe and G-s~.
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TEE DAVIS WILL CASE.
Miilion Dollars I'm Massachusetts, whic
Executors Want tn nistribute.

Million Dollars I'm Mussach visetts Which
Executors Want tn Distributs.
BosToa. Nov. 4,--The sensational
case in which is involved the estate ot
Millionaire Andrew J. Davis of Mon.
tana viii come up in Suffolk county
probate court next month. Mr.. Davis
died about four years ago iii Montana,
leaving an estate valued at over So 5,O00,.
600. more than 81 ,0oo, 600 OF which Ii in
this commonwealth. | H-
II Soon after his death search was made
for = will, but none was found, and
Hon r. d. Morse Of Boston and Judge
Gideon Welles Of Springfield were ap.
pointed special administrators of the es.
tate IN this commonwealth. Later on
what was alleged 20 be the last win oi
Mr. Davis was said tohave been discov
cred In Montana. but was declared tx
be . forgery, and in a. subsequent
trial, which lasted more than three
weeks, the jury disagreed, and since
them matters have stood still, the will
being neither set up or set aside. There
Is i'm tlie Boston Safe Deposit company
vaults today more than 81 900, 600 be-
longing to, the estate and held by Mr.
Morse and Judge Welles, who have
been anxious to have something done in
the matter Of settling the estate. Re.
Gently Mr.. Morse applied to the Suffolk
county probate court TO take up the
case and settle the estate SO far rs II
had Jurisdiction. and the court has sci
the matter down for Dec II. It ID
probable that an effort win be made tc
induce the court to defer hearing the
case until the matter is decided in
Montana !
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NO CHAsGE IN cHARrEn.
Resolutions Regarding the AreCormseax
Theological seminary.

Sz. =
Resolutions Regarding the MeCormiel.
Thsoicgical Seminary.
CHICAGO, Nov. VA Professor ID. g.
Marquis Of MeCormick Theological
seminary said 9 meeting Of the board oS
directors OF the seminary was called ID
take action upon the question OF de-
claring o trust In favor Of the general
assembly Of the Presbyterian church.
There was full conference and the
meeting was large one. The follow
ing action was taken:
Resolved, That In the opinion uf the
board the way il not clear for the asiop-
afion OF the recommending of the gen-
Prai assembly touching changes in the
charter Of the McC Cormick seminary
Resolved The board viii gladly meet
the assembly special committee OF con
xerence with theological seminaries for
kuiier ronfersnCe on the. qnessions in
olyed in the proposed change 81 c.ls.r-
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Dies MONIES, Nov. ga meeting OF
the representatives of fire insurance
companies of the state is in progress
here. They meet to make some desired
changes in farm risks, so that all pre-
miums viii not be absorbed in paymeu
Of risks. Heretofore this class of bust.
ness has been improbable in Iowa.
Values OF horses will be re-rated to con.
form to present low prices The ques.
tion of commissions will try to be
averted, but may possibly be forced
upon the meeting.