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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-01
CHICAGO WIDE OPEN.
Grand Jury's Report Touching the
Gambling Places.

CHICAGO. July s0.-A grand Jury to-
day filed a report in court saying:
I'VE find that gambling Is being car
ried on TO It's fullest extent in Chicago
with doors wide open and cappers and
stool pigeons plying their vocation 70
catch the unwary for the purpose OF fleee-
ing any victim who happens TO fall into
their hands. and that the heads OF the
police department OF this city are giving
some Of The places mentioned below am
pie protection from arrest and prosecu-
ton"
A list OF places at which II is alleged
that gambling r. being carried on In APP
pended. The jury gives "a reason for
not returning Indictments against the
proprletors Of these places that the as
sistant states attorney Informed them
that Il would be impossible 20 secure con-
vlotlons. The assitant states attorney
denies having made This statement. lie
says ne merely told the Jury that At was
difficult % get testimony which would
result I'm convictions
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MURDERED THREE.
Record of an Ex-roIIce omecr at Leo.
Angeles.

Los ANGELES. Cal. July ss.-rhree peo-
pie instantly killed and one fatally
wounded was the wholesale murderoua
record made by joe Craig. an ex-police
officer, last night lie arrived AT the home
OF HIS wife, deliberately drew revolver
and shot her dead. Her brother Georpe
Hunter, who was some distance from the
house when the shooting occurred rushed
60 his SISTERS assistance. Craig shot him
innictng "A wound which proved fatal III.
then jumped into his buggy and drove
RAPIDLY back 10 Los Angeles Arriving al
the house Of his father-in-hw. William
Hunter. he tied up his horse and without
any ceremony, ran into the houae, shot
and instantly killed hla father aud mother.
in-iaw He then applied the pistol 10 his
own head with the Intention OF ending hts
existence. but only succeeded in INJECTING
"A slight flesh wound, Two nelghbors
rushed IN and daafmed Craig OBTAINING
Inn until the arrival OF police
Mrs. Craig secured divorce about two
months ago upon the grounds Of cruelty
and Craig, who IN reputed 10 be possessed
OF a very quarTclsome disposition. has never
lost an opportunity to make IL npleaaant
Tor her and her family.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-01
kRCHDUKE WILLIAM KILLED.
Fatal Accident TO the Second, Cousin
of Francis Joseph.

VIENNA. July 29.-Archduke William III,
son OF the late ArchdJrke Charles and a.
second cousin or Emperpr Francs Jo-
seph met with az accident today that re-
suited in his death. He was riding az
Wekersd0rf. near Baden, when his horss
SHE'D be.ng frightened by "a passing elec7
tric car The arcrdul1e was thrown out OF
the saddle and ia falling his head struck
a stone one of his feet became entan-
aied IN n s,irrup. and the horse running.
ne was draegeI some distance before tbs
animal was stopped
The archduke. who was unconscious. was
carried into nearby restaurant and medi-
eel ad was 1T once summoned. The ply
s'cans found that DE wes suffering from
conclusion OF the brain, and gave orders
for his removal 20 his own villa Shortly
after he had been placed i'm bed az The
villa he recovered cOnscl BUSINESS and hopes
were entertained f0r MS recovery. He soon
reapsci. however. and shortly aftcrward
died
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-01

Fresh pork sausage in link ..,..........
Fresh pork sausage, in bulk. 20-ib pail. 81
Smoked pork sausage .................... 5
Bologna-Cloth. &C; skin, 6lzc.
Holstener, lie
Weinerwurst, Sc
Beef tongues. canvassed, 40c each
Beef tongues. plain. 35c each
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-01
ANOTHER RIOT IN CHICAGO,
Policeman scrlonsls Wounded and
two strikers shot

CHICAGO July Policeman Lind
gren has been seriously wounded ana
two rioters badly hurt In riot which
occurred Ia the Grand Trunk yards at
Forty-ninth-st. A small crowd OF strlS-
cra attempted 90 stop freight train.
and when the officer went to the rescue
ne was met with voiley OF stones and
coupling pins and fell bruised Ia dozen
places. Regainlng hin feet Lindgren
fired, probably fatally iniurlng AleXan-
der Hurt and slightly woundinR "A striker
named Donnlgan, But one or the riot
era was arrested.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-01
AN lNHUMAN ACT.
wouId-nc Eiopcr- Fatally Torture a
rour-Yenr-oId Girl.

PARKERsBURG. w. Va. July GA
man named Valentine. married and with
"a family. and Mrs. Jacob Trader. q
widow living on Straight creek. on tho
eastern edge OF Calhoun county, had ar.
ranged to eiopc. but n four-yoar-old
daughter OF Mrs, Trader WIS an encum-
branee. 10 get rid OF the child tho
couple tied u 10 tree piled brush
around 70 ana set Il on IRE and He'd The
Screams OF the child attracted attention
and Il was released. but not until Il was
80 horribly burned that 10 cannot live.
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HONEST" DICK LOCATED.
Ensign Rodman. 4. :. N. While iu
japan DIncd with Him.

LEXINGTON. Ky. Jaly s5-'IIonestv
Dick Tate the deuulUug state treasured
of Kentucky. has been located For years
his family had believed .1 dead and since
hls disappearance bis Vie has died. Enc
sign Hugh Radman OF the United States
navy, who has been on Visit in kcns
mcSv. SAYS that while iu Japan several
months ago with DTS ship he u0 Tate and
d.ned with him Rodmm has known Tatg
all his life. lie was ayrrfe 70 hctrayina
cannot I've LONG. lils bo1dsmcn have paid
the last instalmput on BITS lefdcluOn and
an effort Will br made To- induce him Ia
return and tell who were his partners IN
crime
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-01
PRODUCE MARKETS.
Quotations from New York, Cin-
eiaanu aud Elsewhere.

NEW YORK, July 9o.-lrlour-Reeeipts,
1860 hrls; exports 1000 brlst sales, 10000
pkgs, market fairly active and closed frm-
er with the advance In wheat southern
-four steady sales 300 pkRa. rye Hour
steady; sales. 400 brls, buckwheat flour
nominal. Iuckwheat Nominal, Corn Meal
Fairly active sales 100 brla, Rye-Eaaler
under heavier receipts. jersey, &c. Bar
arm. western, 6sGBOc. Wheat-Recelpts,
s57, 100 bu; sales, 10000 bu futureg 1900
bu spot: spot market quiet. No. red. store
aud elevator. bGc. delivered. nnont. bGikc
Z. o. b., b7ihc; No l northern, 6iJhc; No, 1
hard, GiMc, options opened easy, but quick
~ rallied On steady cables and sympathy
with the advance In corn; later there came
visible but this speedily gave way 20 frms
ness, following weaker spirit In corn, and
the close WIS at 1MdfiMc net advance:
May, 65ss0G6c. closing Csc. June closed az
bGc. Aug, closed at bec, Sept, 6AGbi 7-lGc,
closing b7Me; Dec 6gssH6l i-i6c, closing Gle.
Corn-keeelpts $500 bu, exports, 200 bu;
sales. b2o,Op sbu futures. 10000 bu spot
spot market strong ana higher No. 2, Ola
Glb3c elevator bitajiMc af0ai, option mar
ket strong and higher all day on bad crop
news: foreign houses and outsiders were
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-01
PuIImnn Company Must Act.

CHICAGO. July 3O.-Mayor Hopkins
said today that unless ne was informed
before night as 10 whether the Pullman
company intends to start its works this
week the troops in Pullman will be re-
moved within twenty-four hours. The
cost OF keeping the militia there is heavy.
said the mayor and unless he Is con-
WINGED that there IS urgent need for re-
tanning them he will ask that the troops
be recalled
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-01
Loss OF 100000 at belle Plains.

BELLE PLANE, Ia, July ga fire
which started IN n blacksmith shop last
evening resulted in the nearly total de-
struction Of the business part OF the
town. The losses will aggregate $500, 900,
with Insurance OF perhaps half. Help
was sent from Cedar Rapids and Tama,
but lack OF water prevented them from
accomplishing much. The weather has
been dry so long that everything burned
like finder. Many people lost all their
possessions and are homeless The two
hotels and nearly every business house
OF any account were destroyed.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-01
THE COLONEL WELL RECEIVED.
nrecisinridRc speaks Ca Ills Worth
willie Constituents.

WORTHWHILE. KY July 2s.-Coi
breckenridge spoke az Monkey. owen
county, today Hts speech was we'll re-
eeived and the admirers were enthusiast
tie IN their congretuletion, After he had
finished women and men crowded around
him. eager 10 grasp his hand and assure
him or their support. His speech was
fully up 20 his standard and well
adapted 90 his audience. lie carried the
crowd with him and seemed TO have the
swing here
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-01
WRECKED A FAST MAIL.
Engine and seven Cars Deraiicd-
Two Injured,

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. July 90
Last night unknown persons wrecked
the fast mail pnd express train on tho
Alabama Great Southern railroad. which
left this city at 0 o'clock The wreck
occurred at Trenton. Ga, where a switch
had been opened. The engine, express
and mail cars were thrown down an
embankment and demolished. Passenger
coaches were dcrailed. but no passengers
were hurt, Express Messenger stewart
and n col0red porter were seriously,
but not fatally, injured.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-01

Cash quotations were as follows; Flour.
weak; No. = spring wheat, j2MadMc; No, .
spring wheat. nominate No. 2 red. b2Md
47iec; No. 2 oats, nominal; No, . white. 32Gp
3iiRe, No. white, 8lN35isc; No . rye. 40c;
4. nominal. No. 1 naX seed 81 2Giblti n :
primo timothy seed 81: mess pork per bri.
short rIb sldss GoSaeJ. 81 NdS7ilS dry sSalt.
ed shoulGcrs (boxcd). SG6fd 1879. short clear
sides !boNed). 1qN.so; whisky. distiliers
loaf Case; granulated, t62e, standard A,
A a.
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Preparing nm omnibu. Complaint.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 3O-The United
States district attorney Is preparing an
omnibus complaint against all the a. X.
u. men who are In Jail In northern Call
fornia charged with offenses against fed
eral law. Complaint viii probably be
sioner Eieaeock as committing magistrate
tomorrow.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-01
LOCAL GRAM MARKET.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND

M'lNllAh Nv iNlNNf july w.
Wheat=Duli No, red, tiiae bid No 3
red age wagon wheat, doc,
white i7ibc, No 3 white, ifbc FOR one color
iio for grade, No. 4 white, llo, No, white
mixed idihc, No. white mixed. 46ihci No,
4 white mixed. dc. No. 2 yellow, lho. No, Q
yellow, i6c No, 4 yellow, 1oci no, 2 mixed
liitci No, 3 mixed, illtc No mixed, iOc,
ear idc,
Onts-Firmer: No white see. No 2
white, Sic; No, 2 mixed, aoci No. mixed
zoe, rejected gGl2sc,
iiyesNo, y use car. sac wagon lots.
ltrnn 90.
IIay-Choice timothy, Saj No, !, tl,6O bid;
No 2, tl0bO bid No. ! prairie NbOi mixed
81 clover, s.
inspection Wheat % cars corn, 30 cars
oats - cara
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-01

PApuCAH. KY, July aO.-Thls morn.
ing about I O'Clock a very perceptibie
earthquake shock was felt IN this vlclnl-
~ Windows ratified walls t0ttered and
clocks were stopped. This In only one Of
many that have been felt in this neigh
bOrh01d recently.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-01
When Travelling.

Whether on pleasure bent. or business
take on every trip bottle OF Syrup OF
Figs, az II acts most pleasantly and
effectually on the kidneys, liver and
bowels. preventing feVers. hcadac hcs and
other forms OF sickness. For sale in soc
and 81 bottles by all leading druggists
Manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Co. only.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-01

Produce merchants paying prices.
Ruttcr-Frcah country, extra, SNi0c.
mixed, poor, 3ffic.
poor, 3dic,
Eggs-per dozen, Sc.
Live Poultry-tiona, Sc per 10: spring
chickens i2c cocks 2ihc turkey hens,
&c; toms Sc, ducks, ic geese, full feathered.
q per dozen. for fancy large
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-01
Fire az "a. joe.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo. July 25.-Fire today
destroyed 100000 worth OF property in
this city. II was started by a spark
from a locomotive and before being ex-
tinguished burned the Bennett lumber
yards the Lincoln SCHOOL building. TWEEN
houses The loss IS mostly covered by
fnanrnura
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Ia Dyspepsia and Nervous Exhaustion
Use Horsford'- Acid Phosphate.

Or j. H. krcidef Bucyrus, o., SAYS.
Have used ~ In dyspepsia and nervous
proairatl0n. ! am delighted with the re-
suits obtained. II has proved an admir-
able medicine In my hands In relieving
that nervous exhaustion which 80 com
monty ensues after days OF exalted tenn
perature ~ we'll az that which follows
as Q SEQUEL or dyspepsia and other pros
tratiag diseases"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-01
LEDoCH0WSKI DEAD.
The Cardinal Passes Away az Luz
cerne, switzerland.

PARIS. July es.-Cardinel Ledochowsisi.
project Of the congregation OF the pro-
pagando fide. died today at Lueernc.
Switzerland.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-01

Also hale bbls. 100 lbs, at half the price
Of the barrel. adding SOC TO cover additional
cost OF package
Lard oil. winter strained. per bal. Coo.
Lard-Kettle rendered, in tierces. SIC.
&c; also In tubs, So lbs net. sc over
tierces.
Cans-Gross weights-50 lbs. IN single
cases or cases or cans, &c advance on
price OF tierccs.
20 lbs In cases OF 4 cans. sc advance on
price Of tierces.
10 lbs IN cases OF cans. sc advance on
price OF tierces.
lbs in cases OF II cans. &c advance on
price Of uerCes.
lbs In cases OF 20 cans. 1c advance on
price OF terces.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-01

Wholesale dealers selling price;
onions New, f,1gQ2 per brl
NdG potatoef Per bfl, iib.
Watermelon fi5d& per hundred.
MuHkmelonaa 7bcnt1 small crate.
Apples g. h0fi per barrel
Bennaapon beans, H2l0 per bushel,
CurFhnts f2u3 80 "a crate.
IinckbcrricH= 90 "a 2t-uunrt crate.
Oranges lmpcflnls, 20 per box
Cnbhugea= Now home grown, iou0bc per
barrel
Lemons Fancy. -. choice. $3.50
flnnaunH= selected, 1hcGffisfh per bunch.
New lidney=lbc.
Green Corn=igihc per dozen,
New Tamntoeh#aaffi Zoe per box
Cucumhera SOC per dozen
Green Beans Zoe per buahel,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-01

Best brand charcoal I'm. &C. i0xiA l2xi2
and 14x2O S6b0uG.l6. 1N l0xi4, 12xi2 and
1ix2O. SSb0ff9O0, roofing tin Ic, i4N20. Sb75ff6:
20N2S. yll 609ne; tin Ia pig, 2c; IN bars, &c,
Iron, 2lR &c, &c. iron, &c, best bloom gall
vanizee iron. zoe. and 10 per cent discount;
sheet zinc. &C. copper bottoms. 1ac polished
copper. lSc solder, lbWi6c.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-01

BROOKLYN. Ia, July 2s-The greater
part Of the business portion OF this town
WAS burned today. sixteen buildings
were consumed. including the postonlce.
the Chronicle office AID the Poweshik
county bank. Loss $4,000. insurance
about oue-hH1f
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FATAL FIRE IN WASHINGTON.
SEVERAL FIREMEN CRUSHED UNDER
FALLING WALLS,
And over Two Hundred Horses of the
Adams Express Company Cremnted
One of the Most Destructive Fires
In the History of the City.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 25.-Clang-
ing bells. roaring flames, scpeeching en-
eines. falling walls, agonizing shrieks Of
horses that were perishing in the fiery
furnace-this was the scene that was
presented 10 the eye ana ear as KnoX's
stables. at 3 and Second-sts.. and other
buildings in that block fell a prey to
fire today Not since the big fire in the
patent Office many years ago has the fire
department of the district had 20 cope
with so fierce a conhagration. All its ap-
planes were brought into action, but
all efforts to save the property from de-
struction were unavaiing.
Five brave firemen were crushed under
the falling walls. -Four men were in
jured by falling walls and timbers. They
were promptly removed to the Emer-
gency hospital Two hundred and five
heavy draft horses. nearly all Of the
company's express wagons and the con-
tents Of the large fve-story building
were burned. The Adams express COM
panys stable. adjoining the Knox build
ing to the north. was almost entirely
consumed. About 100 horses were in the
Adams express company's stable. but all
were taken out by the hardest kind OF
work on the part OF citizens and police
men.
Eight two-story houses on the alley
north OF the Knox building and two
small frame houses back of the Adams
stables were destroyed Six or eight
other residence houses were more or less
damaged. MitchelPs blacksmith shop in
Second-st, vas crushed by falling walls.
The total loss will exceed quarter or
a million dollars
The bodies of the following named fire
men OF Company 1 have been recovered:
SAMUEL +. MASTIN.
MICHAEL FENTON.
DENNIS DONOHUE.
One Of the Knox stable employees was
burned and may die. Fully a dozen fire
men and policemen were overcome by
heat. and had TO be carried TO places OF
safety. The injured.
J. c. Wilson, 525 Eleventh-st.. south
east. broken leg.
James Kehhan. 462 Virginia-ave.,
sprained back. seriously injured
Lee Bell 1922 LIST. northwest, burned
about hands and face.
James A Hopper. truck A, lacerated
forehead.
Edward cahnl. citizen. shoulder
broken
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Zimmerman wins.

PARIS. July 20 in EordeauN 'odao A. A.
zimmerman. the American crack. beat
T,aate. the best rider in southern Fancc
ara severai Wheeitnen or local farne. The
r1ce FOR the toulouse prize &C me Nele-
drofno Buffalo today was won hy Luma-
den with Rthr'yuck. The American, second,
ana Nurlnrpr third Tho Tandem furc u
h 01l meters waa won hy NcrheHen AMI
Iouvet FanHier ami Crooks. kama
were second.
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I,Ihn.. Len,hrr. TnlIn,, nnn reIi..

The following are shippers buying prices
No / green aaltcd hides, 3He 10 2green
4ibc. No 1 taliow &c. No. tallow 3Ac
1eather-Onk sole, 22ffGc, hemock sole
black bride per doz. S00aGi fair bride
sGo0Gs per don. city kip. esG7de. French
kin, Tc02l.0a, city calf skins, 76cm4i 0Os
ifeneh chalf skins, tlai.a0
Sheep-shearing 20Q90c. lambs, i0a7be
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mig Ere at Ne,r York.

NOW YORK. July pa big down
town fire broke out this afternoon and
did a damage OF at least $4,000. II
started in the basement OF a six-story
building. 81 TO IS Fulton-st. Three Of
the lowed floors were destroyed, while the
upper part s. so BADLY damaged that the
building IS practically Quilted. One Of
the sufferers was the premises OF the
New York Law Journal, whose compos-
ing room was destroyed. Other Occu-
pants OF the building were Pell & Co,
tailors: Lehneyer Bros, steam printers
Fagler & MontOphand. restaurant; Fair
child e. Foster. John j.. Brooks. the
Duane press company. H. L. Brooks.
mod-makers. A Lounsbury. Jeweler.
Every occupant OF the building suffered
more or less loss. Two hundred hremen
were called out on the Ave alarms sound
ed. and three OF them were over
come by the heat. They quickly revived
when rescued from the fre-escape. The
cause OF the fire a. unknown.
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INDIANAPOLIS IND

ON the produce exchange today the but.
ter market was Arm; crcameries, 14ff2Oikc
dariea. i2iEQfi7c. Eggs-Steady at i0ik0iic.
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Iron and Hardware.

1ron-,rlre and nat bar. 4ssxiik 10 IssxM
Inches, Sl.b0uldb; horseshoe iron, 2ixQ2Ac;
Norway, large, &C.; small, &C. Steel-Sprlng,
&c; horseshoe, standard brands. s3.75aA0o
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-01

Has been used over FIFTY Years by mill-,
ions OF mothers FOR thelR children while
Tccthing WIKI perfect success. lt aoothes,
the chifd. aoftcnH the Gums. allnyn Palp.i
cures Wind Collie, regulates The bowcla
aud A. the best remedy FOR DioThoea,i
whether arising from &C., thing or other,
causes. For sale by Druggists in every
part 81 the world BE sure ana uhk Tor
Mrs winalows Soothing Syrup. 25o a
bottle.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-01
INDIANAPOLIS. IND

MONDAY EVENING. July 80
The higher graces OF sugar advanced &c
today aud the lower grades i-l6c. Break
fast bacon and hama are alightly higher.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-01

The following prices for wagon lots:
Unwashed medium wool. l3c: unwashed
coarse or braid. 11u13c; nwashed fine me-
rino, I0dl2c; tub unwashed. 20q3c.
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IsIgin nuttcr.
wHoLnsALn mAnISErs.

ETGIN. H., July Butter-Quiet sales,
5000 bs at 23c; 400 lbs at 23ike; $500 lbs
M 9giae
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-01
Wool.

keg: nails. cut steel yl.l5 rate; wire. no;
horse nails. SSd475. ShOt-a.l5 a sack.
Powder-S3-25 per > 10 keg.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
uN1oN arncK YARns-

UNION STOCK YARDS.
INDIANAPOLIS July 30
Cattie-Receipts light: shipments. none
Not enough cattle here 20 show any change
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-01

There is an easier feeling In spring chick
ems. Other quotations are about the same
as last week.
Che quotations given below are the sell
ing prices Of wholesale dealers)
Provisions.
SMOKED MEATS.
KinPan q Co q nrice list.
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Flour.
OIL Cake.

Straight grades. S250G275 fancy grades
81 75q3; patent -four. S.SgS.75; low grades
q z0(T9
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seeds.

Dealers prices IN goods are ~ follows
Glover medium. recleaned, fair 10
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-25
HILLS GREAT sPEECn.

Senate Hill has won credit and honor
by his brilliant speech of yesterday de-
Tending President Cleveland's action In
writing the now famous Wilson letter
justifying and warmly indorsing the
principles 1t enunciated, and criticisinR
the course of the Senators who had
Yesterday, one after another. detailed
conversations OF semi-confdentia
character at least with the Preslden,
Of their country for the avowed purpose
of placing that President In false
position before the Senate and the
country"
Senator Hits speech has made
marked impression at Washington. and
will, 1t is believed, be Of practical bene-
ft. 1t certainly put clearly before the
eyes Of the Senate and Of the world the
true position Of those Senators who are
in revolt against the principles OF their
party and the best interests Of the
country, and showed the unsound and
selfish character of their ill-judged and
Indecent attacks on the President Of the
United States.
Meanwhile. the Democrats in the Ar.
kansas State Convention and In a
Maryland Congressional Convention
severely censure Senator German fol
the course he has so unwisely and sc
alphabetically pursued.