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The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-09
COLDER HEARrs HEAr HIGH.
Preparations for the Week of Work and
 Play at Mantle.

l Play at Mantle. The adjutant generals office has been busy place Of late completing the last details for Camp Bradley. This work is now about finished. At Mantle pre- parations are nearly finished The tents are erected. the dining halls are renovated and telephones constructed II Is believed the First regiment will take to camp eco men and the boys eX- peel to render good account Of them selves The signal corps expect 10 have an interesting time in practising with the heliograph. The signal men VIII also be regarded as mounted men this year. and will wear cavalry gaunt- let's Instead of white gloves. on saturday the boys of the favorite regiment will march away for the week or work and play in camp Az the time draws near each soldierly heart beats high with anticipation and each brain Is busy with planning for the week. Uniforms and equipments are carefully put in order and the mysteries of over- coat rolling, etc, are disclosed to the green" men.
 The men meet In their various com pany rooms every evening and get their heads together in earnest consultation. Just now great deal of time Is con- sumed in selecting tent mates. Of course man wants congenial com pany at camp. Tn the natural order of things it occurs that the quiet men usually tent together and the wild spir- It's do the same
 Camp Bradley will look the same as the previous camps looked. There has been no change in the arrangements of the camp from those of Camp Morris last year. The story that they have built high board fence around the en- tire camp ground Is false and its only foundation Is In the fact that a siX-foot high fence has been built around the newly acquired land to the west. The idea of building a mile of high board fence had never occurred to me. until l was credited with having built the fence by certain newspapers. The san- itary conditions of the camp will be as satisfactory. and perhaps more satis- factory than in formeHfears.
 The First regiment Hartford will go to camp in splendid condition, and will, without any doubt, give an excel lent account of itself. The maximum strength of the regiment is 732 men, as follows:
 Ten companies of 6S men each, 6SO.
 Field and staff, 22.
 Band, 25
 Hospital corps, 6
 Total, 732.
 Special excursion trains will be run on August IT, 1894. Governors day, to East Lyme (Niantic) and return Leav- ing New Haven at 7:10 and 10:30 a. m. Returning, leave East lyme at $40 and goo D. m. 2.
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BranfOrd Notes.

Battery A are preparing for camp.
 George Hull is organizing party to go to Block island to-day.
 The interior of the Totoket house has been repainted by Charles Dinele and the improvement is apparent to all.
 The lock works were obliged to shat down Monday owing to bad leak i'll the boiler which was discovered shortly after : O clock
 The Pleasure Seekers of the NJ. l. L, company have been obliged tAalter the
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W.4TERFORD,S WILD MIN.
Eludcs all Pursuers, Entering Almost In
 penetrable Underbrush.

Eludes all Pursuers, Entering Almost Im-
 penetrable Inderbrush.
 Waterford, Aug. S.-The residents of Waterford are all stirred up over the presence of man in that section who is supposed to be Captain Enoch How ard of Mantle, who has been missing for some time.
 It is reported that the man is un- doubtedly the missing Howard. al though no one who knows him has happened to get close enough to him to identify him to certainty. The man is evidently demcnted, and the fact that he is running about at large is frightening the whole county. The wanderer has always appeared peacea- ble enough, and in fact has always fled when approached, but there is no tel ling when his conduct towards people may become different . .-
 The man has been seen 8 number of times within the last three weeks. Ev- cry description Of him that has been given answers that of the missing cap tain. He is very much emaciated as would be natural after life in the woods. He is barefooted and his trous- CTS are worn a great deal around the bottom of the legs. Sometimes he wears an old straw hat that has no crown and at other times he has on the hat that he wore when he left home This was of felt "
 He is remarkably fleet on foot. so much so that no one has as yet been able to overtake him. He crouches whei, running. It was announced that Friday a searching party would be or ganized to run the man down, but only seven responded to the call, and al- though considerable country was secured it was without success. fhe man was seen by the searchers, how ever. .. v.
 He was reported at Flanders fi the morning. He must have, come, east quite rapidly, for he ran. almost into the party of searcliers and they. gave chase. The. pursuit was from the main road that leads from Jordan to Elan ders north. to beyond the fair grounds The man finally ran into a tratt cov- cred with dense bushes and disap- peared and no further trace, of him could be had. The bushes were Of the thorny varieties and almost iinpenetra- ble. ... ~ y5s,.
 at' " < l. ', ...-. 2 ! .. 'r-' Ft.t2'.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-09

Deans Rheumatic Pills absolutely cure rheumatism, and 'ncn.algts Entirely yese- }able. Safe. "Sif5St " ff5e eshs' Et- .-a-f,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-09

Special excursion trains will be run on August IT, 1894. Governors day, to East Lyme (Niantic) and return. Leav- ing New Haven at 7:1O and 1O:3O a. m. Returning, leave East lyme at $40 and 800 D. m.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-09

f
 Unlike Ponce de Leon we do not search for the Fountain of Perpetual Youth. The explorer of today is the business man. He, seeks success. The best aid to tits health. At all seasons does |. Johann Hoff''s Malt Extract :, help to give it-help to keep it.
 At no time, is it more useful shan. in these months of debili- ,tating heat. |, Look for signature of "Johann Hoff on neck label and do not be imposed l,pon with worthless limitations. xs
 :. .EIssRR & MscspELsSAlb5 Sole Agents, New 1tt
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs,

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
 Rathbone, No. 1, Pythian Courier building. Wednesdays, K. and S., Erwin Barnes.
 Sheffield. No. 2. blue room, NJ Temple, Tuesdays. K. of R. and l.. Erwin.
 Ezel, No. 3, I. o. O. F. building, days at 8 p. m. K. of R. and s. w. Dawless.
 Amerieah,. No. 52, blue room, M, Temple, Fridays at 8 D. m. K. and S.. w. H. Larkins.
 Comstock, Uniform Rank, 4 hall, second Wednesday, 8 D. m. R. and S., Gustave Reinwald.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-09

date of their social and will hold it Thursday night at Pawson park. Fri- day night moonlight excursion from New Haven will be at the park.
 George W, Beach, tho stage man, has had very sick horse for the past week but the animal has now nearly re- covered.
 Walter Nichols and family of New Haven. have arrived in town, and will reinan here the balance of the summer.
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Railway and Steamship Tickets.

Tickets to Europe $10 and upwards
 vTNICKETS to Chautauqua. from New York | and return. $10 Agents for Henry Gaze 2 Sons. European and American Tourists Steamship and Railway Tickets to all points and berths secured in advance. Ragrare called for and checked through. Accident Insurance JOHN MORSE,
 @ Center street. Telephone cau fN-a. ty2aH
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
 Roger Sherman, No. 323. I. o. o. F. hall, first and third Thursdays at 8 p. m. Reporter, W. S. Ball.
 Mercantile, No. 1852, I. O. O. F. hall. first and third Tuesday at 8 p. m. Re- porter, Nathan H. Futile. Steuben. No. 3O53. Turn hall. second and fourth Thursdays at p. m. Re porter, William r. Sternberg.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-09

ENTRANCES MILITANT. Canton Golden Rule, No. g. Armory, Exchange building, second Thursday at s p. m. Clerk, Henry S. Cooper. Canton Aurora, No. 12. Harugari hall, second Friday at p. m. Clerk. Philo Failer.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-06-20
d A KO T A.

Geo. f. Mo Elwain DR. utnAmd till
postmastare Violin, Yankton county,
S. Da.
Miss Annie Waldref har blifvit
utnamd till postmastare Logan, Ward
county, N. Da.
j. George Wright ar af presiden-
ten utnamd till indianagent vid Rose
bud agenturen.
ALT for lagt. Stadsradet Kim
ball, S. d., har den II dennes beslutat
att bestamma kroglicense till 1926
manaden. F6rut ha kr5garne drifvit
sin r0relse och endast betalt IS mana
den.
Populisternas statskonvent af-
hollis Mitchell, S. d., den IA iuni.
For guvern6r nominerades Isac Howe
fran Sphinx, for v. guvern6r s. Fl. Bron.
son fran Minor, for statssekreterare J..
X. Johnson, for auditor g. p. Reed och
f6r kassor FL. B. Wynn.
Gammalt gevar. Farmaren N.
Larson patrAffade torsdags under
pl6jning narheten af Chamberlain, S.
d., en- gammal AintlasbUssa, af dot
slaget, som begagnades under revolu.
tionskriget Artalet 1881 var ingrave-
radt pa lasen. Antagligen har gevaret
kommit i indianernas besittning un-
der handel med de Invita-.
Mordad af sin rival Louis John
son, som forestod en- st0rre farm mic
mil norr ON Fargo, N. Da., blef SON
days morse m0rdad narheten af hem
met efter aterkomsten fran en- danstill-
stallning af Amos Wendland, som af-
ven var anstAld g. farmen. johnson och
Wendland hade varit rivaler ON sam
ma ficka och den senare hade lofvat
att hamnas ON hon gifte sig med John.
son. Wendland arresterades samma
morgon af sheriff Barnes. johnson af-
led XII. pa morgonen.
Coxeyiterna blifva besvarliga.
Det svarmar of coxeyiter Bismarck,
N. Da., och fera vantas. Eft extratag
pa Northern Pacific banan togs besitt-
ming, och coxeyiterna nekade att cd al
f5rran de blefvo bortk6rda of sheriffen.
Deputy Marshal Doggett afreste mod
en- styrka al go man fran Fargo till
Bismarck for att hjelpa till med att
skingra coxeyiterna. Han hade order
att fran sparet undanr6dja ALA hinder,
och hans stYrka ar WI bevapnad. I'm
der vagen fick Doggett f1rstArkning,
ca att han hade att f6rfoga Diver en- re-
spektabel styrka vid ankomsten till
Bismarck. g ...
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-06-20
w Is co N SIN

Drunknade. J. Uhlman och Chas.
Hare, tvenne minderariga gossar Ro-
berts, drunknade hArom dagen under
badning en- dam.
Eldsvada. Ole Thompsons resi-
dens Chippewa Falls 6delades genom
eldsvada en- matt f6rra veckan. Eden
spred sig sd hastigt, att familjens med
lemmar med knapp nod hunno radda
sig. F6rlusten bel6per sig till omkring
1900, betackt genom Misunderstanding.
Rik blabarssk ord. De f6rsta bla-
baren torgf6rdes Black River Falls
f8rliden vecka och voro desamma till
qvaliteten sardeles CODA Oaktadt ej
"a liten skada anstaldes for nagon It'd
sedan genom stark frost, lofvar dock
arets blabarssk6rd blifva ovanligt rik-
lig.
West Superior r-nyheter: Borg
miistare Woodward har utnamt Ole S.
Hard till medlem af skolradet. - A
st. Francis hospital j Old Superior fo-
rekommo f0rra veckau tvenne fall az
smittkoppor. For hindrandet af den
farliga sjukdomens vidare spridning
blef hospitalet satt under karantan.
Firman Clark & Sandy blef nyligen
ad6md att utbetala $3.50 till Amanda
Erickson, som under arbete nAmda
firmas tjenst fatt ena handen skadad.
Kolfynd. Fran Brule formales, att
ett rikhaltigt kollager blifyit upptackt
i nHrheten af nAmda plats. Ryktet ON
.kolfyndet har vackt stor uppstandelse
bland befolkningen och trakten sAges
bokstaaigen hvimla al fran andra plat
ser anlanda grufarbetare. Upptackten
giordes redan for en- It'd sedan, msn har
hittills hemlighallits. Arbetena med
grufvans bearbetning komma att be-
gynna stor skala, Cd smart yederbt
rande yttrat sig ON kolens qvalitst.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-06-20
Summa. .S4, rs;

T.
Beslutadt: att rapporten antages; att
en- arkitekt engageras som kan till bill
ligaste pris f0rse vara f6rsamlingar
med passande lutherska byggnadspla-
ner och ritningar for kyrkor till de
mojligast billiga priser.
Direktion valdes salunda: Pastorerna
". Setterdahl och j. Jesperson SAINT hr
O. p. Olson for ar; pastorerna A. p.
Fors och c. A. Hemborg SAINT hr @. G..
Thu1in for 2 ar; pastorerna G. E. slatt
och j. johnson SAINT hr J. A. Godeen
for EFT ar.
KATEKESEN.
Den komits, som vid f5rlidet syno-
dalm6te tillsattes att revidera syno-
dens katekes, hade fullgjort slit upp-
drag och inlemnade ett tryckt f6rslag.
Delta var hufvudsak lika med iSveri-
ge brukade katekes. Komiten hade
den instrnktionen fran synoden att go-
ra reyisionen sa, att var katekes blefve
sa lika den svenska som m6jligt. Be
handlingen af delta f0rslag uppsk5ts
till nasta ar, och komiten instruerades
att det nya f0rslaget genom olika
sti1sorter antyda tyenne kurser. den
fullstandiga och den kortare, SAINT att
den nya Sverige antagna. 5fversattnin.
gen af nya testamentet och. psaltaren
anvandes vid bibelsprakens aftryc-s
.kande.
/ HEMLIGA SaLLSKAP.
Pa mandags eftermiddagen diskute-
rades denna fraga. Den komite, som
vid f0rlidet ars mote tillsattes att In
komma med en- f0rklaring pa hvad var
konstitution menar med hemliga sail
skap, hade diskuterat fragan och define
rat dessa sallskap sa1unda: sHemliga
sallskap aro sadana, som vid intradet
affordra sina medlemnar sd sller l0f-
ten liktydiga med ed. hafva religi0sa
ceremonier, nen f0fneka kristendomens
hufvudsanningar sArskildt treenighe-
ten och Kristi person och verk''. Sy-
modem antog denna definition med stor
,majoritet. ~
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-06-20

Anslag. Fran Washington f6rma-
les att en- bill 1 mandags blifvit inlem-
mad till f'epresen tanthuset askande ett
anslag a SIG, 00O till fullbordandet af re-
geringsbygnaden j Sioux City, Iowa.
Stor eldsv&da. Jersey City, N. j.,
hems6ktes den l6 dennes af eldsvada,
som lade aska The Central Stock and
Transit bolagets vidstrackta byggna-
der jemte ett sadesmagasin; ZOO far
blefvo innebranda. F6rlusten anslas
till 0fver en- million dollars.
Hemsand kines. Kinesen 10 Happy
Sing Cedar Rapids, Iowa, har nyligen
blifvit atersand till slit land igen, eme-
dan han vagrat iakttaga Geary lagen.
10 harunder % ars It'd varit bosatt i
Iowa, der han egt en- tvattinrattning
SAINT bedrifvit barberareverksamhet
EPatraffad guldmina. Fran Win
nipeg, Man, skrifves den Is dennes,
after grufva ] mil bred och 2 mil lang
blifyit patriiffad mellan Rat Portage
och Port Arthur, innehallande guild
och silfvermalm. Delta ar utan tvif-
vel den st0rsta guldbarande grufva i
Amerika, ON ej hela verlden. Verk-
stald understanding har gifvit vid ham
den att hyarje ton malm innehaller
dollars virde guild och dollars silf-
YER. Geologer pasta att guldmal-
men stricken sig till ett dup af 10000
fot.
Den aldrige Doktor Passavant
har andtligen fatt nedlagga sin van
dringsstaf. Sondagsqvallen den 8 juni
tick han, sasom vi hafva anledning
hoppas, inga sin Herres hvila. Uti
den stridande f6rsamlingen har han in
tagit ett framstaende rum. Han har
varit en- trogen och tragen och for
hoppningsfull arbetare uti den luth.
kyrkans vingard. Det tycktes for ho-
nom hafva varit en- lust och ett verk-
ligt lifsbehof att egna sina krafter at
den fattiga och n6dlidande nastan, som,
tryckt af motgangar och sjukdom, ei
haft nagot att luta slit hufvud till. Till
denne aldrig tr0ttnande vingardsarbe-
tare har nu det budskapet utgatt:
"Gack in i din HERES gladie!" Fa aro
de, som under de 40 &ren varit mer all
mant kande och h0gaktade inom den
lutherska kyrkan an DR.. Passavant.
Manga aro de Observation-Disclosures
ter, som, mist Gud, hafva den aaidne
filantropen att tacka for sin tillkomst
och slit fortfarande bestand. DIR. Pas
savant ar grundlaggaren till de allmant
inom General konciliet spridda tidnin-
garne The Latthera1, och Workman. AT
den senare var hanssjelf redakt6r. Sc
Inaste stora f3retaget han var med ON !,
sager' en- samtida, "var anlaggandet al
det ngelsk-lutherska seminariet Chi
cago". Begrafningen Trades den 6 juni.
Pa grund deraf, att han varit det
menskliga och synliga stodet for at
skilliga barnhem, sorjes han utan tvif-
vel af manga fader- och moderl6sa
barn. Hela den lutherska kyrkan har
anledning att s6rja och falla upprikti-
ga saknadens tarar, da en- sadan fader
Israel tages ifran henne. DR.. Passa-
want var vid sin d6d 76 ar gammal
Frid Ufver hans minne!- -.Au1,tstdnG
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-06-20

Summa 80. 81 ,676.74
Ur denna kassa betalas ambetsman-
mems l6ner, ombudens till Gen. Coun-
ellis mote reskostnader, tryckning af
ynodalreferatet'o s. v.
CHURCH EXT. SOCIETY.
Inkomsterna for denna kassa hafva
varit foljande:
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-06-20

Till direktorer for ar invaldes pa
storerna G. A. Hemborg och G. 3. Ce-
sander SAINT hr Nels Nelson.
Till revisorer ateryaldes professorer-
ma J. E. Gustus och o. A. Bersefl.
Synodalkass0rens rapport upplastes,
men som ett formfel f0refans som kun
de leda till svarigheter aterlemnades
rapporten till granskningskomiten att
tillse att det blefve rattadt -
Denna rapport visade inkomster som
f0ljer:
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-06-20

studersMde ungdomen undervisning,
matte ega en- sadan karaktar och sada-
ma asigter, som stamina 6fverens med
var ev. luth. lara och den SAINT kristliga
verldsaskadningen.
LOrddgs e. M den jatni.
En- komite tillsattes f1r att utarbeta
en- konstitution, som kan vara passande
for vara ungdomsf1reningar att ANITA
ga sd att de icke ma beh6fva antaga
den, som den S. k. Luther League re-
kommenderar. Dsnna komite bestar
af pastor e. J. q. Haterius, Doktorerna
g. E. Lindberg och G. a. Swensson
SAINT professorerna G. Z. 3. Esbj6rn
och G. r. Chindblom.
En- komite att ordna den engelska
Observation-Disclosures inom synoden
tillsattes och bestar af DR.. e. Norelius
ordf6rande, pastorerna G. J. Petri, G.
Rast, ]. Telleen, G. e. Cesander och L.
Holmes SAINT professorerna G. w. Foss,
S. M. Hill, G. L. E. Esbj0rn och Josua
Edquist SAINT hr A. P.:J. Colberg.
Mdndags +. M. de1, II jat,ai.
z De gar nyordinerade pastorerna
helsades vAlkomna att deltaga uti for
handlingarna sasom r6stegande mod
1emmar.
Underst6dskassans rakenskaper upp-
tastes ocE ofverlemnades at en- gransk-
ningskomh att granskas.
Till direktossrs inyaldes pastorerna
G. E. sElving och g. g. Widen.
LUTH. AUG. Book CONCERN.
Styrelsens rapport upplastes och an
togs. Sasom framgick af rakenskaper-
ma ar delta en- blomstrande och for sy-
nodens laroverk NEST betydande och
h0gst gladjande affair. Resurserna upp-
ga till S75, 514. 80. Fortjensterna under
aret hafva varit som f0ljer:
Genom bokhandeln :. ........ s 5,4S0.55
9 Barnens Tidning.... 1866. 05
: tryckning-...... -. 1851 60
Augustana .......... 996. 10
34 - Olive Leaf ......... 235. O9
Summa. -. $40, 429. As
F5rluster =. S 1,519.42
'Nettovinst. .................. S S,91O.03
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,slUDHITs o I111 6o5T.


X
ana Fifs Bugs Arrested.
Chicago, Aug. 10-Carl Hesiib and
his wife were held over to the srand
Jury under bonds Of 5000 and 5000,
respectively. by Justice Caldwell, o6 the
Engiewo0d police court, on charges Of
arson. Herlitx pleaded guilty to the
charge, but his wife denied her guilt.
Ihe couple have been living at Wash
ington Heights, and It was declared by
Fire Inspet tor Conway In court that
they are at the head Of a gang of an
archtsts who have been guilty Of com.
mittinx ailarchistlc oftehses not only
for sentiment, but revenge to be de.
rived therefr0m. Giving his testimony
against Herlits and wife, Inspector
Conway told a remarkable story. He
stated TINT he had indlsputable evi.
dence to show TINT an organised gang
Of students Of Herr Most's theories and
methods had been operating In Chicago
and vicinity. They had BEEN carrying
ont the theories by burning down or
blowing up houses In order to secure
insurance.
After the proceedings. In court Her.
lttz made a full confession. He said he
came here from New Oorleans five
years ago. and met man named
Scharf, who instructed him in an.
archistic doctrines. Later Scharf sus-
gested that the most rational way to
secure reprisals for capitalirtic robbery
vas to get after the insurance. com.
panies. Bombs and other anarchlstlc
paraphenalia were adapted to the new
use and operations were commenced.
Scharf did the preliminary work, but
left the actual firing to Heriitx, and
was to receive 5 per cent of the money
recovered from the insurance company.
Herlits saiil Scharf had many other
pupils, aud derived good revenue on
tie 3 per cent. 1t is claimed that the
compensation of Herlitz for each fire
Tor which he was responsible 10 500.
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Condition Of Tro,.

New York. Aug. 1S.-Bradstreets VIII
say: Special tclegr,phic and mail ad-
vices summarizing Interviews with
more than 800 leading wholesale deai.
ers and manufacturers ut forty.scven
cues throughout the country IL to the
present effect. IL any. OF the prospective
tariff settlement and the outlook as to
the effect Of the senate tariff bill should
1t become law. indicate relatively less
enthusiasm at larger Eastern centers,
except ut New York and Baltimore.
almost uniformly satisfaction through
out the Southern states. antl similar ad-
vices from the Central and Northwest
ern states, except where serious crop
Gamage Inns taken place. In the far
West little interest is manifested In
tariff legislation.
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WOULD MOB COxEY.
rho Late Connonweal Leader Not
Popular With His Followers.

rhe Late Comnonweal Leader Not
PopulaF With His Followers.
Baltimore, Aug. 16.-A special to the
Sun frOn Hyattsvflle, Md, says: Gen.
Coxey came near being mobbed at
Cnnp Lest Liberty yesterday. He
came for the purpose Of taking away
seven Of his horses and when ques-
toned about the movement Of his men
became argry and said he was done
with the scheme. This greatly incensed
the five mel left by the Baltimore po-
lice to take care of the camp property,
and Coxey was obliged to beat q hasty
retreat on one Of the horses. The Otll-
or horses we're driven around back
road. and In this way he got possession
of them. Tile men gave chase to C0xey,
but he escaped.
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TKB AARlkET8.


Lave 0took Co0teI0s
Chicago, Aug. Is. = No. 2 Wheat
Cash and August, s. 1-sc; September,
tzQN 1-Sc; December, 81 1-Sc. No. 2
corn lower; cash, So 5-Sc; August,
% 1-2c; September, 53 3-4c; October,
53c. No. 2 ots lower; August, 20c;
September, 30c; May, 81 3-4c. Mess
pork lower; September, 1885; Janu.
ary, $13.6O. Lard lower; September,
$50; January, $7.52 IL. Short ribs
lower; September, $7.23 1-2; january,
$7O2 1-2. No. 2 rye dull mt 4Gc. NJ. 2
barley firm ut 5GaI57c. No. 1 fiuxsectl
steady at $1.2U. Prime timothy setxi
firm at $575.
Minneapolis, Aug. 1S.-Nvheat - All
gust closed ut 81 1896 1-St; S,ptei.
Der opened ut 53 1-2c; highest. >,
lowest, 53 1868 lie; closing, 5:l
53 1-4c; December Opened at ,.5s;
est, So 3-Sc; lowest, 5I5-Sc; t...
q 45-Sc. On track-No. hard. %.
No. Northern, 81 3.4c: No. /. NJ.
31-4c.
Chicago, Aug. 1S-Hogs-.Iark9+ fair.
~ active and firm: prices 5. H., .ai..
sllcs ranged ut $5.1OMJiW Tor .s,t
$4.SdeI515 for rough packing. s.,..J
hO for mixed, $3.50 for heavy p....,s,.
Ing and shipping lots. Cattl,-sIaraet
steady.
St. Paul, Aug. ,s.-Hogs Toe h.rncr;
liberal run and market active ut the
advance; yards cleared to packers Il,
$4.S5 for common to $5.1Om5.W for
good. CattleAPrime steers, S3.22Jft3.:l0;
good steers, $2.75a:L25; prime cows,
$2.5O@2.I5; good cows. S:.GI2.:D; COM
mon to fair cows. 77jcei$1. Ia; light veal
calves. S2.;l'dt3.755; heavy calves. S1.5o
42.50; bulls, $1.9:Mi1.15.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-24
R,r waye m rennes.ee,

Nashville, special-A hot wave has
prevailed IN Middle Tennessee al this
week, the thermomete. marking SO and
over, to-day reaching 07. Vegetation
Is suffering and crops In many local..
ties need rain badly. A. continuation
Of the heat and dry weather win bad.
II damage the corn crop.