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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09

assumed reproach and disgrace II the un-
movable II not known by them and the
unpreventabie even Is not prevented
i have known his Exceliency II to take
great blame 10 himself I'm public procla-
nations, because there had occurred a
great Hood In the Yellow River district,
and request the Emperor 10 punish him
accordingly. This il common method
Of showing an assumed humility when
famine or pestilence or flood visits the
land. on several occasions while ! was
in China ! received most elaborate invita-
tions TO attend the funeral OF a father
issued by his eldest son. which. in the
usual language OF the celestals. reite-
rated his unfilial and undutiful conduct as
the cause OF his fathers death. and stout
~ protesting his need OF punishment
therefor. and calling down upon his head
and that of his brothers the seyerest pen
altes. / have known many high officials
to recommend themselves for punishment
because OF calamitles falling upon their
people. ~ 49,.
as II may seem 70 US. II impresses the
people with respect for those who rule
over them who are supposed to know All
things that might. could, would, or should
occur, and plan for IL as Kind. paternal
Government should. II is part Of that
great paternal system Ia which the rulers
are supposed TO exercise ceaseless fatheriy
vigilance In the welfare OF their people,
wno are 90 be ruaroe1 pF me r4lels Win
paternal watchfulness and care.
IF the degradation OF his EKcellency Ii
means anything as showing real dlsap-
proval on the part Of the Board Of War.
who would advise the Emperor IN s-sA
a case. IL may be the worst piece OF bust
ness they have engaged In for many
day. NicerOy ii Is a Chinaman. and has
long been regarded as the one man in the
empire who. If he had mind TO do 30,
could consolidate Chinese opposition to
the present Tartar Government and over
throw the dynasty. Ne has been caJoled
and BATTERED by the Government for many
years. and feared by them as well, and
II made by personal insult would at this
juncture lead a successful revolt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09

People who are fond Of little outings
during the heated term Of the year are
looking with great pleasure towards the
e.xcursion to CObb's Island or board OF
the handsome steamer Pocahontas next
Saturday night Mr.. Irwin Neisieer, OF
the Virginia Navigation Company VINO
is In charge Of the arrangements. has
spared 80 pains to make the trip ue-
nehtful one 10 all who desire TO go.
The boat will leave Richmond on sat
urday night promptly at 10 O'Clock, ana
reach Cobb's Island the next morning AT
IL O'Clock. after a short stop at Nor
folk at T. NJ Returning, the steamer
Will leave the Island on Sunday at b
j. M. and be back IN Richmond the
next morning MOnday), at o'clock.
From all appearances, a large number
OF RchmOnd's best citizens will make
use of this opportunity 10 visit CObb's
Island without losing any time from
their business. All the state-rooms of
the vessel have already been sold, and
comfortable places 10 sleep will be pre-
pared in other parts OF the boat for
All who 20
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Aug. S.-Cotton steady;
middlinc gulf. 7is; middling uplands, G5s (;
sales go bales. Futures closed steady ,
sales. ~ 800 bales; August. G.Gl: Septem-
her 6.65; October, G.13. November, G.sl /:
December. G.ST. January, G.G; February,
1Gl. March. 7.07; April. 7.l3; May, T.19
The consolidated net receipts OF cotton
reported to-day from all ports were
rsj bales: exports To Great Britain, 1860
bales Continent. l.431 bales; stocks.
iA9 ~ bales.
Total 80 far this week-Net receipts.
2 sl2 bales; exports 10 Great Britain.
Io3fT bales; France. Lab bales; conI-
nent. lO.6SI bales.
lures steady; sales, $500 bales; August.
0Jo: September, 6.3I; October. G.3s; Mo-
vember. G.s5; December, Goa January,
e.,D February, J.6G; March. GI2; April.
GTs MAY, G.S4; June. G.H1
LIVERPOOL. Aug. s.-12.30 p. NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09
ROMdNCB IN POLiTICS.
a Young Lady Candidate sidetracked
Rival bv Agreeing 10 Marry Him.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. Aug. s.-A paper
published at Forman, y. d., brings up
a romantic incident in connection with
the nomination by the Republican state
Convention OF Miss Emnla ba1ea; OF
Of schools. Miss Bates had charge of
Ter own canvass for the nomination.
and found formidable opponents In John
II Devine and Professor J. IA. Holland.
She was able to side-track the latter by
making herself solid with the Young
Mems Republican League.
she then entered into negotiations with
Mir Devine. first demanding unconditional
surrender. This ne refused. After
further negotiations. 10 Is said he agreed
70 mil off the track provided she would.
II elected state Superintendent, make
him her deputy and marry him into the
h,r,ain After some deliberatiOn she
aired ,i to 10 this. provided he would
sunni the state for her. This was also
arrnrd 10. As he is powerful speaker,
NJ Rates is conceded to have made
he sbrewdest political deal yet known.
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The following New York special in the
Washington Post Will be interesting read
ing TO the residents OF Richmond:
The general term of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas has decided an interesting
ease which William j.. huffman brought
TO recover SIS from Alfred w. bennett, a
restaurant keeper Of this city. Buttman
had his coat and hat stolen while he was
eating In Dement'S establishment. lie
sued bennett for the value of the ar
ticles in the First District Court and
Judge Lynn gave him verdict for Sls.
bennett appealed 10 the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, on the ground that he stated
on his bin of fare that he was not lialae
for goods lost or exchanged. The court
held that he was liable as bailee dor the
bookkeeping of his customers property.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE-
RICHMOND, VA, Nlg. 5.

RICHMOND, VA, Aug =, lcsS
Offerings of tobaccos at auction ON
Change by Mr.. George A. Haynes to-
day, q packages Of sun-eured; one
package tB. l.. No. u sold at $50. one
C. Il. X. q Co, no. 1913 at So three e
&C.. II. X. n Co. No 10 and No. IL ana
H., No. /. and q. II. X. & Co. No. 10
two O.. II. X. & Co. No, ~, and C. W
JJs No. y a. s., one So. H. Is ~ 4 90" a mo
G. II. X. * Co, No. ID at 500 one u
II. X. ~ Co. No. 80 at 50 %, one GO. II. r.
x Co. No. SD nj So. one 90. J., No. A.
one &C.. II. X. & Co, No. y taken In
at 81. one Ct c. c., No. q at $3.50, one
(Alrs, l.. T. II, No. y az 50 one ~.
II. X. & COZ at So three tW. \ g. ~, no.
No. l4D sold at $2.eO.
Private sales reported TO the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day;
tiers, = smokers. Is; leaf dark. 8; Tugs
dark, % Total. l25 hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day
Inspections Bright. ~ hogsheads and /.
tierce; dark, - hOgsheads and % tierces
Reinspections-B Bright. 16 hogsheads
Myers Allegheny, Crenshaw' $, Dayen-
ports. Planters, Seabrook :, OId DO
minion. and shockoe tobacco warehouses
deliveries. 10 packages.
United States internal revenue collec-
lions for the city Of Richmond. va, to-
day: Cigars and cigarettes. si,ip.43; plug
to6accos. Sl.72023. Total, SO, l2o.6o
The monthly statements OF the railway
companies show as follows.
The Southern Railway Company re-
ceived during month of July. 1874, 800
hogsheads ana 10 boxes, total weight
= Dol $40 pounds. 80, ,,,,
The Chesapeake and Ohio Hallway
Company received during month OF July,
1871 40 hogsheads; total weight, 3'o'"~t
Prices we're very good at the Planters
warehouse to-day. ,. -.
4 very good sale Of loose tol accos at
Payistered at the Tobacco Exchange
to-day: James II. Gray and George ).
bernhard. Petersburg, Va; G. II. Throm'
Caroline county. Va; j. j.. Magee' war
rentOn, y. &.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09
Climb Athletics.

u & SO easy to reUyify club athletics
II only "A little co nmon sense ana sports
r,.nlixe splrit be- shown. The remedy 10
'''' .f.,',le oue W1lIefS IL mss never been
applied. first Of all, let Members OF attn
letic clubs elect officers that nave me
pi,,nest conception OF the amateur. aDOl-
80 lie summer boarding house, and mar
rotv the recruitins ground 10 It's legitimate
iimits Given a wholesome basis, ana
- 'Syoy,,th Will De c0rr,sf cndlngiy health
mi The mori5und condition Of club attn
let's all along the Atlantic COAST Is COM
mSntary enough On the system hat
oItalns at present. Really The 'ntufe OF
club athleti,s IN the EaSt rests Win me
Amateur Athletic Urion, AID he large
i,..,. a. IN always has III hey are dis
nosed 10 show a sportsmanlike spirit. or
even q fair spirit, there Is no reason
v,hv another ~ should not tell dinef-
emf and more pleasing story, but 80 long
as clubs are permitted 20 board ana iced
athletes. and the small clubs are NOT
nrotected against the m, mbeTship n jst-
ier'' Df The lersc Ones. ne same nid story
NV be kSp' standing -Harper's Weekly.
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latter demanded In a cool and determined
manner a tax OF ten cents. The follow
ers OF General Coxey did not like the
idea OF being subjected to such an un-
expected expense. but their desire TO
investigate the attractions OF the city
across the James soon overcame their
avarice and they Reluctantly parted
with the ten cents one OF tNcm had hid
den away in the depths OF his 'unmcn-
tionahes."
The bear and his two human COM
panions were then permitted to continue
their tramp. but the young Africans had
to retraCe their steps TO Richmond. not
being able TO contribute to the mainte-
nance OF the bridge.
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Nrr KoRK PRODUCE MARKET.

~EW YORK. Aug. s.-Ilour quiet ana
held drmly. winter wheat low Sta"es'
&C, &, --l,3 20. minnesota clear, -. pa
% r. ngtrnf f3 490 uO; low extras 10
-,5 40 Southern flour quiet and steady ;
common TO fair extra, SZ.loP'.o"' soou
wheat duli az ii.alNc. lower ana
stea.-v. No > red. store and elevator;
20. atlo9t ISq5si g. options declined
n.c. rallied l>c, and closing STEADY AZ
is-1ilc. under yesterday with radlhs
fairlv active: No. red closing August.
80. September. 5N34c.; December Use
" Form '' dun and firm: No >, G3lsc.; ele.
vator. Glc. ahoat. options were "a ~ y.
acfiye and Irregular and advanced "a
&C. declined y .e4l5c. rallied %aigcy
and closed steady al lAn2l2c uuder
Yesterday: August. GIG. september
Clio. December 5-a.c.. May, 9'isc.
Gats lower and weak. options WEAKER
,ne,st a5i,c': September, 3Ja,c.; October.
el9,c Spot prices. No. =, 5pl"'c.s y %,
% ,tbite t2c.: mixed western, 36lgu3t12c.
white 40. ana State. HaWc. no..
Tlqv easy and dun: shipping, '"a''c'
Good fO choice NlNaUc.
Tool arm ana IN good demand; domes-
tic fleece. lsd22c.; pulled l9H"tc. -
peef steady: family. Sl2Wd l4D' extra
mess s. %: beef hams quiet AZ So Op'
tiercaJ beef dan and steady; city extra.
india mess. $1,000 1900 cut meats qu-e'
and steady: picked bellies, $50. SHOUT
ders, SO 25dG.j0; hams SlI.''H l-'O''
nominal .,,.,1 a,
81 *. city. 500; September closed al
pork active and firm: mess, SliDH
"a -. extra prime. sl3.oDal@N
Butter steady and in moderate demand
state dairy 1iM2lc.: creamery, l'H-,'c,
western dairy l2i2nl6c.; creamery ltH
Cotton seed oil quiet and steady; crude
2SN1gc.. yellow. &c.
Petroleum steady and quiet.
posin dun and steady; strained COM
mon 10 good. Sl1ju 10. 90
Turpentine quiet and steady at Zo4
Rica in good demand and firm.
Nolassos- Foreign nominal; New or,
leans. omen kettle. good TO choice dull
and steady az 2lu3lc.
Peanuts quiet and firm.
cofee-OptiOns steady AZ Ilu points
M. August sl4.55. October. sl3 100 10
Becember. Sl2 5000. March, N2 p.
Spot Rio auIl and steady; No. :. SiG2'.
Suear-Raw duh and steady; fair re-
fning. , ll-lGc. Refined dpl ana IN
charged. or 4. al bite; standard \,
4 7-iGdl'1c.: cut-loaf. 5ikd5 Lie; crush
ed 5i.05 Lie: GRADUATED. T-lGa &c.
TFroights 20 Liverpool dun and lower
cotton. J-Gld.: grain. I'D.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09
qoE DEADLOch BKOhtN.
Miles Crowley Nominated for Congress by
Texas Democrats

GALVESTON, TEX, Aug. s.-The
t4iisttsville was broken this morning.
md state Senator Miles Crowley. Of this
en- was nominated on the first ballot. as
The Democratic nominee for Congress
from this district.
Gresham and Lane factions last night.
ON receiving the nomination Air. Crow
lev thanked the convention, and said
he would in November poll such
longer doubtful.
crowley has served one term in the
Teas House OF Representatives. and Is
now a member of the State Senate from
this district.
He is purely self-made man, and be
fore his entrance upon the political arena
he was a cotton screw man. Since enter
ing politics he has studied law, anu was
admitted TO the bar about year ago.
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Cotton-Active business and prices un-
changed: American mddling. 1915;
sales, 1900 bales: American, -, 700 bales
speculation and export, 1900 bales; re-
cetpts. 1900 bales: American. 5000 bales.
Futures steady and demand moderate
American mldding. low middHng clause,
August, 3 fJ-6t: August and September.
3 45-Gt; September and October. I5-ji
3 1861. October and November, 3 1854
January and February. 1854; February
and March, 3 GOA. Tenders. 200 bales
new dockets.
Z. M.-August. 47-64. buyers: Au-
gust and September. 3 4T-G4, sellers
September and October, 3 47-6i. buyers
October and November. 3 4s-G4, sellers
November and December. 3 $500
1864: December and January, 3 49-Gfff
3 .D-Gl: January and February. 3 JD-6lfI
3 II "a: February and March. 3 1894.
buyers: March and April 3 55-G4u3 Jl-6L
Futures closed firm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09
NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
Items Gatchered In tho southsids City
Yesterday.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TINES. |
1921 Hull STREET. BEATTIR BLOCK. (

MISoHTsTTR BUREAU RICHMOND TINES,
1921 HULL STREET. BEATTIE BLOCK.
The city was very quiet yesterday.
nearly every one having gone to Rich
mond 10 attend the congressional conven-
tiou. Nothing but praises were to be
heard on the streets yesterday evening
for the speech made by Judge Ingram
1t not only endesred him 10 his many
friends on this side OF the river but also
secured him a host Of friends in Rich
mond
Judge William l. Clopton, Of the County
Court, occupied the bench Of the Hust-
ings Court yesterday 10 hear evidence
relative to granting bail TO john Russeh,
charged with the killing OF George Tim
mons. The Judge took his seat about ~
o clock. After hearing The evidence ne
declined TO bail the prisoner
Mr. j. l.. Breach Lost about 200 pounds
of oats and 200 pounds of hay YESTERDAY
morning by he burning of his barn anu
stable on his farm one and one-half miles
from this city, on the River view road'
adjoining Chambin's stock farm. Mr.
Broach had no insurance on MS crop OF
building. Cause of the fire unknown.
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SAVANNAH. GA, Aug. S-Spirits tur-
pentine market opened firmly held at
2Sc., with no sales, and closed az sc
paid for 20 casks: receipts. $50 casks
Rosln market opened at decline, on
which were quoted firmly held az sc;
sales OF l6 barrels on these grades. all
other grades were quoted firm at 2Sc.,
with sales of il6 barrels; market closed
unchanged. with sales Of 81 barrels or
pale grades. Quote-A. h, G, and -.
- .Oo: f.. Sl.05: f, St.l5; .. 81 %; IL. sl53.
/, SL7j. X, 500; NJ. $223; y, 30; WIN
dow glass S2GJ: water white, $50.
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Railroad stoc
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, VA, Aug. = 1894.

offerings Wheat l.254 bushels: corn
fwhitel pa bushels; oats % bushels
''S.les-Wheat, GJl bushels; oats, Gas
Quotations: Wheat-Loneberry, 55c.. 70
5Sc.. mixed. J4c. TO 5Sc.; shortDerry, odc.
Corr~White. Virginia bag lots) 3Jc.
10 dc: No. > white CJc. 10 Gle; No.
mixed. 90. TO Dnc.
0ats--No. : mixed. Sc. 10 3Ni2c.: No.
3 mike ]. SIC. TO 3'i1c.; new winter "fc.
10 iVc
Kye-50c. 10 53c.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI o.. Aug. s.-Flour-
Spring patent, $33Jq39o: DO. fancy, -. -
G3.O0: do family. s2.3ri2.o.
red. .Dc. .
Corn active; No white. BIC: No. 2
do. 54c mixed. 5Jc.; yellow ear. 5il2c. !:
No = mixed. 5Gc.; rejected white. DC:
No. yellow. 5Jc.
oats quiet.
Rye FIRM: No. =. sc; No. 3. &c.
Pork-Sales OF mess at Sl3oo; clear
mess. Sl4.23: family, si2J; clear family.
Sli25.
Kettle Lard-Sales OF steam leaf at
$50; kettle dried, S162ia, lear lard.
s.. 62i5: bakers lard. SI.3Tla.
Bacon steady; shoulders. $50, snort
rib sides SS25: short clear sides. $50
Whisky Slg2
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COUNTRY

COUNTRY PRODUCE WHOLESALE.
PITTER-Rtceipts light ana denaht
good at quotations. ihe notatlons dae
as follows: Fancy dairy, liGloc.i choiSe
dairy l54lGc.; choice family packeD,
i5nisc; choice store packed l3a loc.s
medium store packed, lOnl2&c
demand fairly good. The present quo
tations are: In crates, near by ana
fresh, lie; in crates, fresh and clean,
l301fc.: in barrels and boxes uresn)'
PoULTRY-Receip of live poultry
large and demand equal to supply. Fol-
lowing are present prices: Chickens eI..
dive. per pound. s99c. hens dtye), per
pound 7a1lhc.; geese dive. per head.
iOnj0c: roosters (old), per pound. 4Q5c.
CALVES per pound gross, 4ajc.; sheep.
ner pound. 2q2I2c., lambs good. per
pound 3nic.. beef cows, per pound,
Pei hefers per poSaaob ors small mail BEER Der
hound aI3dGc., hams tsmalD, Well
smoked. per pound, lJulGc.; large. We'll
smoked. per pound. l2ql3c.; sides tcuredl
per pound. 7a9c.; shoulders lsmoAed'
ATPLtEsFEarly apples, per barrel.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples fancy sliced,
per pound, iq5c., quartered, per pouhi,
3a3Isc; peaches (peeled), per pound,
9ql0c.; cherries Ditted). per pound v@
nc -, ~,
MISCELLANEOUS-B tWnltel, ~. w.
/ per bushel Sl.JO4l.Oo; No. 2. 81 2Op
I35. colored beans, 5. OOa 10, black
eyed pens per bushel 6j4sjc.; ginseng
per pound. s225; feathers live geesel,
per pound. 35c.; feathers (mlGedl, per
pound. 2jQ3Oc.; sumac, per To- pounds'
Coo: walnuts, per bushel, 4Olti5c.; bees
wax. per pound, DC; peanuts, per pound.
2LNl3c: hoop poles, $j.0o08oo hour,
barrel heads and slaves (machine)' SoW
al OO.
SEEDS-CIover (wholesale), per bushei,
SGJ0n5OO: timothy. per bushel, SigH
30, orchard grass, per bushel, flV'p
l75 herds grass. per buslel, 42Pioc,;
bucl,wheat seed, per bushel. I0GsOc.;
haxseed. per bushel, $i.o. a.,
HIDES AND TALLOW-Dry flint, per
pound, 4HMpac.; dry grubty, per P0uunn'
3An3ibc.; dry sailed. per pound. "9s'tc.
WOOIrTub-washed free from bursl'
2Oc.: unwashed. loo: merino tunwasneul'
lac: bury wool, 3HSc.; per pound less
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD, Aug. s.-Flonr
steady and unchang u.
Wheat unsettled. No. red spot ana
month. 5JTsTJGc September 5gSn %isc.
December Cp4N6ji3c: No. = rev steamer
52a @J}c.; milling wheat. by sample
5505Sc o.
Corn higher on small receipts sp 800
and month. Gle. bid: southern "'n'c'
GldGoc.: DO. yellow. G2aGic; HI.
Oats strong and higher; No; white
western. 40G 40lac.; No. mixed WESTERN
3Gisd37c
I'VE frmer: No >. &c.
Hav firm at Si4o00i5oo.
Grain freiehts dull and UNCHANGED.
Provisions firm: mess pork, SlG.D; bulk
shoulders. S77s; short rib side sides si S2'
ders 81 90. hams. small, SliO0: large.
$3.50
Lard - -.
Eggs firm at 12c.
other articles unchanged.
Bonds-yirginla rs new. ~ as e,1o
stocl, 70 bid Northern Central stock.
~ hid: Gas stocks. Gi1Sr6ga.
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WILNUNGTON

WILMINGTON, y. c., Aug. s-Rosin
steady: strained. S1i9c.. good strained.
SPIRITS turpentine firm at 26lsc.; re-
ceipts. - casks.
Tar firm at Sl35. 100
Crude turpentine firm; hard, Sl.Oo'
soft, Sl.7O, virgin 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09

LONDON. Aug. S.-Four patients from
the steamship Balmoral. which arrived at
Gravesend yesterday from II. PeterspurS
are declared 10 be suffering from Asidtic
terday, reported that one OF her seamen
died the day previous OF cholera.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09

Pome "a ,he Central News Agency says
that many persons have been killed, and
an enormous amount of damage done 10
property by an earthquake which visited
Sicily this afternoon.
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nrices we're steady and unchanged; Ne.
spring wheat. 54l2u57c.; no. = red
5iq-e 10. corn '5lse. i,2 Noi sl$ 3s sdsi
- 5o. lard Der 100 peands. S7.2ja I. 81:
Sort Snort rib rf5 sides doos5. sC55a7 90: dry
salte1 shoulders boxed, @NogG l2i2;
short clear sides fooxed), Stl2i2q ,."i19'
whisky distilers' finished goods per sal-
lon, Sl.22.
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CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, $ c.. Aug. Sur
pentne firm at &c. bid and refused; re-
ceipts. - casks.
Rosin-Good strained firm ut 9oc.; re-
celpts, 26l barrels.
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Sr LOnIS-

81 LOUIS. MO, Aug. s.-Fiour dun;
n,tent se.G5G2 ~: extra fancy. $50
!, -. fancy. 81 tnGl2 -, choice Sl.e)l2OO.
rve aour, S30)6l3.l0.
Wheat lower: August. 5i%c. bid. Sep
TENDER. 52c. bid; December, Dose bid'
NAV. 6litc hid. ,\
Corn lower: ADJUST, DC. bid; septen-
her sc: May, iai5c
oats lower: August. a2.c pa; Septe'n-
ber .iyn,o: May. 3Tssc asked
pork-Standard mess selling at si3.ssla;
on orders sii--5.
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Lard-Prime steam. s7l2il; cbece.
s7.2J
Dry Sailed Neats-Shoulders. 81. 10.
longs and clear ribs. sT.lO: shorts. So.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, SIS: longs.
81. -: clear ribs. 500: shorts, SS.l2iz.
nlyh wines firm al 81 y.
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For some years q movement has been
,rin, ON in Germany I'm favor OF a
s,riefer observance OF the Sabbath IKE,
Gently the Consistory Of Hanover ISSUED
ann,cn councils. reminding them that
n & the duty OF the church 70 Lead me
members III congregations. from SUNDAY
rest 10 Sunday hallowinS'
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An OATH BOUND ORDER
Discovery of the Pledge Made by Members
of one in Colorado

COLORADO SPRINGS. col, Aug. s.
Or. J. r. Reed who was pointed out
TO the detectives as one OF the principals
in the Tarsney outrage by eX-Deputy
J. r. Wilson. after he made his confes-
sion. is a prominent mine owner and
politician. He was brought 10 this city
last night, in company with Wilson. by
Sheriff Bowers. and bonds were given for
their appearance. while Wilson was lock-
ed up along with ex-Deputy Parker
who has also made a confession
The following extraordinary document
was found on Or. Reed when he was
searched in Denver:
'In the presence Of Almighty God and
these witnesses. whom / have this day
chosen as my associates and companions,
l. . do most solemnly and sincerely
promise ana swear that | viii 90 my duty
at any and all times. as may be planned
and agreed upon by these, my sworn
companions. in exercising just and needed
punishment on Anarchists ana such other
criminals and murderers and strikers IN
Cripple Creek. and their fellow-sympa
thizers. either IN high or low positions.
the Executive OF the state not excepted.
as we shall deem guilty of crimes against
law-abiding citizens of the United states.
where human lives have been Wanionly
sacrificed. real and personal property
destroyed or stolen, and many happy
homes broken up.