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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-25
GASAND DISTILLING
TWO STAR PERFORMERS ON THE
WALL STREET BOARDS
Chicago Gas Stock Pricked by the
Attorney General CT Illinois, Re-
sulting in a Big Selling Move
ment and Dec!ine-DistiIl.
ing Creates FURRY on
Adverse Reports-The
General Market
Closes Strong,
Irregular.

NEW YORK, April 2-The long ex
pected decision of the attorney general of
Illinois on the petition for the commence
ment OF quo warranto proceedings against
the Chicago Gas company, was not made
until after the close OF business, and con.
sequently the speculation in the stock of
the company today merely reflected cur
rent rumor which was strongly to the eff
feet that the petition would be granted.
The opening price was y down and then
came An advance of after which a sell
ing movement was iuaugurated resulting
in a break of ~ per cent. When the
lower figures were reached buying orders
came into the market, which caused a
rally of %, the final sale being at u decline
of q Oh the days trading. Considerable
long stock was put out, aud the short in
tefest also increased their Lines.
DIstilllng was star performer OF the day
breaking per cent on the report that the
case of Gotschaik against the Distilling
company, involving n question OF rebates,
as applied to retail sales. had been decided
in tavor of the plaintiff. When it WAS
learned that the pit did not affect the gen.
erai rebate system of the company, par.
tial recovery WAS made. but the final sale
was made at decline Of on yesterdays
closing. Sugar rose u III the early deal
ings, reacted Is aud tn-n OH good buying
for II bull pool sold up 4 Will n final reac-
ton OF Is, leaving a net gain OF IL. The
grangers shares were actively traded in
and were rather weak in the early part of
the day, Burlington and Quincy falling off
u, Northwest ~. and ST Paul aud Rock
Island a fraction. but railying on the late
dealings. ST. Paul gaining IS on the day
and the others OF the group only losing 4
fer North west and Rock Island and Is for
Burlington. The general market opened
firm and in the main small fraction
higher. The movement of prices was ir-
regular during the morning but major
ity of the shares traded in recorded lower
figures. After midday the entire list be-
came easier in sympathy with the depress-
ion In Distilling and Chicago gas and 1t
WAS not until the last half hour that the
market recovered it's tone. After half
past 2 o'clock buying orders were received
in tue exchange causing a brisk advance,
aud the market closed strong but irregular
AS TO prices.
Railway and miscellaneous bond market
was generally weak throughout the day
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SIR KNIGHTS OF MISSOURI.

KANSAS CITY, April a4-The annual
conclave of the Grand Commandery,
Knights Templar of Missouri. was held
here today and the following officers were
elected: Thomas Morrow of kansas CITY.
grand commander, Leslie Orear of Mar
shall, No. deputy grand Commander; Ira
Y. Macmillan, grand generalissimo: John
Glliiess OF Moneti, grand captain general.
W II. Mayo Of St Louis. grand secretary;
r. J. Tygard of Botier, No., treasurer
Two charters were issued. 10 Non.tt
and Neosho. A fund Of $1,000 for 4
ssnitarium was raised and ordered turned
ever TO the directors of the Masonic home
at ST Louis St Louis Was selected as
the next place Of meeting.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

:, CHICAGO. April "A The cattle market
was fiat. 1t was no lower than on Mon
may, but trade WAS lliel,ss at that DAYS
heclipe- There WAS some inquiry from
local butchers and Gamers. but if shippers
and dressed beef firms stood in need of .6
ditionsi supplies, they succeeded in con-
cealing the fact. Although the fresh re-
ceipts were very light, the arrivals since
Saturday are nearly G. 600 head more than
Tor the first two days or last week. There
Are too many for the demand and there b As
been drop in prices OF. 1920 cents notei
yesterday. Few of the cattle here today sold
above 81, the popular prices being SO Goa
q Tor steers and s.. 256 S. Is for cows, he'll
srs and bulls. There WAS some inquiry for
etcckers and feeders NJ 81 50@sS.65 and for
veal and calves at S2,1A as
There wasa big tumble in hog prices
ana no one was prepared TO give any good
reason Tor the break. lie was not caused
py heavy receipts, for barely Is 600 head
arrived. nor TO change in the vaiue of hog
Prouucts, Tor that market averaged fairly
steady. However. packers decided t. put
down prices, and down they went There
was decline rom the best H. ur-s of YES
cerdsy OF l5@2o cents pr- 100 pounds.
light weights dropping to 81 S. ana S. Is
and medium and heavy weights to :, s.
ano Sa.2o There were few sales around
the opening ut s.. 70 for assorted light, aud
at so.25 for choice heavy. Most of the
business WAS done at So. Io65. 20. There
were about 8, GOO head left Over from Mon
day, making the number on sale TODAY
close 10 -, GO
The effect of the light run In sheep to-
DAY was TO impart steaoier tone to the
market. There WAS no improvement in
the demand, and as there We're about S 600
stale sheep in the pens, the supply was
more than adequate to meet all wants
Quotations ranged from 81 80 TO 81 80 for
inferior to choice sheep, and from s. to s.
for year,ings.
OMAHA, Neb., April o4-Cattle-Rs-
ceipts. $500. There was fair demand
from all sources, but the feeling was
rather weak. particularly oDsthe medium
weight and heavy cattle, which shippers
and exporters were trying TO get there.
Cows were as usual in light supply and
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firm, while dizziness and weakness cor
tinue TO characterize The stocker an.
feeder trade.
Hogs-Receipts. 200; the market opened
about a nickle lower, but closed fully a
lime lower than yesterday Some 0,od
stuff sold early up to s. Is, but mrst of
the early trading WAS ut IS o. and s. TO-
while toward the close s. was tue popular
bid and price.
Sheep-Receip,s. $50; the demand was
good, but at lower prices. Native s. 75@
4 80; westerns. So 25@4 30; common and
stock sheep, S2.50@3 so; limbs, So 50@4 20
KANSAS CITY, April "a CATTLE - Re-
celpts. 4.3oO: shipments 900: market to 10c
lower: Texas steers, 81 s5a2 50: Texas cows.
81 l0a3 90: shipping steers, So 25a4 80; native
cows. & OOa3 G5: stockers and feeders, 81 75a-
S0 bulls. 50 30a3 o.
HOGS-Receipts 900; shipments l.4OO:
market l0c lower bulk SO 95a5 90: heavies.
packers and mixed, 81 95a5 10: lights, workers
and pigs, 81 75a5 o.
SHEEP AND LAofBS-Recepfs 800, ship.
ments, 500; market weak to l0c lower.
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YOUR WANTS SUPPLIED
3 Cts.
The Peoples Column.


The Want Columns Of . Daily Paper tell
scu where ii pays TO advertise.
If yon have anything TO BUY, SELL,
TRADE OR RENT, try these columns.
- Payable Strictly in Advance.
No advertisement taken for less than 10c.
One line advertisements charged same
rate As two lines.
Prices given under classified beads in this
column applicable only 70 local advertise
nlents. No foreign advertisements taken 1T
above rates.
Answers 10 advertisements sent IN care of
the EAGLE Office should be called for within
wish replys forwarded TO them stamped enyel-
opes must besent.
Reference to former advertisements should
give description and date of insertion or COPY
Of the advertisements should be sent
Not responsible for advertisements given
or discontinued by telephone.
Classified advertisements VIII be Scents
Per line each insertion: average seven words
10 line, agate Measurement
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-25
CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Money on Call.

New YORK. April 24.-Mouey on call easy
at per cent. Prime mercantile paper 234a5
per cent. Sterling exchange steady, with ac-
tual business in bankers bills at "a SSl4a4 SSIs
for demand bills. and 81 S..l4 s.14 for sixty
day bills; posted rates, 81 ssa4 s91a. CONNER
cial bills 81 S614a4 S6la. Silver certificates,
6ls4c bid.
The total sales o. stocks today were
200.600 shares, including: Atchison eco;
American Sugar l1.6cO: Burlington Is. 100;
Chicago Gas 5000; Distilling and c. F. 81. 000:
General Electric l0,G00: Louisville and Nash
vile. 9,00s Missouri Pacific, 400; Nat ional
Lead. $40; Reading s.l0O; Rock Island 3.40o:
st. Paul IL 500; Wabash, pfd 1900; Western
Union, 500.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-25
The Dold Packing companv are M,

The Dold Packing company are now
prepared to take cnre OF very liberal re-
ceipts of hogs to this market every day
and will make firm bid in reply to inqui-
ries from shippers on hogs at point of
shipment to be accepted and loaded same
day. Deck Parsons, Dold's buyer, will be
glad to see all the old timers and new
shippers. and treat them picely.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

During the past twenty-four hours there was
clearing weather, higher pressure and gentle
northeast to sou; beast winds. Total rainfall
during the late storm, 81 inch.
FREQ l.. JOHNSON. Observer
WASHINGTON, April 2i-Following is the
forecastup to p. m. Wednesday:
For kansas-Eair; south winds; warmer in
central portion.
For Oklahoma-Fair; slightly warmer:
southeasterly winds
For Colorado-Fair; north winds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-25
DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, April 24-In all depart
ments of the commission trade there WAS
a light business as usual today, which
was made more so by the attractions at
auction. There WAS fair trade with job
bers. Print cloths Were quiet aud steady
at 2% bid for sixIy-fOur squares
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HAS RIGHT OF WAY
CONTINUED From Second Page1

Of town and they are squatted on top
and inside box cars and refuse to move
There was hitch between the army and
the railroad this afternoon and the train
went off without them. Fry went on 10
Brazil on the passenger train before the
trouble broke out. When bis men will get
away is IN enigma tonight. They say they
Won't walk another step.
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THAT'S MORE LIKE IT.

GUTHRIE. o. T., April 24-R- presenta-
'iV'- OF the several bands OF the In - /
army org ,nized in this territory a ct here
49,, and because of the refusal -.
railway companies 10 grant them reduced
rates, decided not TO go to Washington,
but TO hold meetings and have parades IN
every city in the territory on May l
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-25
Wichita Steam Dyeing Go

We have the only Carpet Buster in the
West. and have just added machinery for
dry cleaning Of dresses of every kind with
out ripping Portiers. Cheneils and Cur
tains of all styles cleaned and guaranteed
to give satisfaction Our reference the
hest IN the city O6ice-l32 n. Market ST
Factory-33l Yves, Douglas ave.
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Cash quotations were as follows:

Flour duh. Ne. . spring wheat 5sIsc,
no J. 52a5lc: No > red 5Slsc. No , corn 8>Sa
PC. Mo- white ;s1tac; Ne. ) white 34Lac. No
= rye 4512c.: No barley. nominal, No ; Sc
no. 5a34a56c. No faNseed 81 -. Prime
timoiny seed 81 25a30 Mess pork per barrel
Sl2 42lSal2 ~, Lard. per 100 pounds, 81 sea-
2 a2le. short r!bs sides. loose. So sat 60. Dry
fsalted shoulders boxed. So 6ass. Short clear
sides. boxed, S6s11aa7 l2ls Whisky, distillers'
changed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-25
GRAIN MOVEMENTS

On the Produce exchange today the butter
narket was quiet: creamery l2a20c. dairy liza
AiC. Eggs quiet; strictly fresh Toe.
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IN THE PUBL1cREHAIF

PORTLAND Ore, April 24-Tne Demo-
Gratis and kepu blicaus effected fusion to-
day on the municipal ticAet. r. d. Do
IMAM dem was nominated for mayor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-25
WICHITA MARKETS

WICHITA, April "a.
CATTLE.
Cattle-Market stroug
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative sales of
cattle at the yards today:
! cow........lel0 % LEO q
] cow. l1S0 80 1cow.-IO7O l 81
z heifers. 2D5 90
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-25
TOUCHED BED ROCK
WHEAT REBOUNDS A TRIPLE AFTER
STRIKING THE FLOOR.

Almost Panic Among Holders of the
May Article. Causing the Price to
Drop Below the Previous Low
Water Mark - Unusually
Large Exports and Bet
ter Prospects Cause
the Flurry-Val.
ues Better at
the Close.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-25
WICHITA NURSERY,

GORDON Hill, Mgr. 2l9223 n. Main st
full line OF Fruit and Ornamental trees and
Shrubbery Grape Vines. Hedge Pants. Berry
Pants, Etc. We plant our trees and guarantees
ihem 10 grow. so seeding or spcoutinl. trees
handled by US Everythin. hrst class and at
sonable prices. -
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Hogs-Market 10 to - cents lower.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative sales OF
hogs at the yards today:
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a. BELLMAN,
Merchant Tailor.

Repairing given special attention. New
suitings TO select from. Satisfaction guar
xnteed on all work turned out.
Business established 1886
1873 EAST DOUGLAS AVE-, WICHITA.
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Opened. Highest Lowest. Closed
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CHICAGO, April. "a.
The market today experienced the following
fange OF prices
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-21

n v1r want criy fan pigs, now "a
ths iImrto ".. for them
Aa pf-H EHt makes lean meat
Boo mutton v.Il also T.Iue1 % heavy
growth of WOOL Corn f.l mutton ANA
isht Hart1s of wool go together
uefn BE- tlr l..t OF fool. with which
UrHf mutton growers vary tho ra.
H.an. "fo.porut.ur Tumipt. ruta.
blef wull'Is, nul rape. cabbage.
h.u. pas. luu.I s..n. barley and
va..lr Do iu.yrJ0.ivcwhv
Gu1t E-Ia.1 produces ba'tcr mutton
thlu Amuu'
Sheep mu.t have shade from tho hot
sru b. you want th..r mutton TO BE-
worth anything
ono horse troiHr secures ulump.
hlHH.HHr in.is by flooding cows milk
90 hIs sueslug m1r..
Thorn certainly rs something wrong
with OIiur tH1 incubator. tho orsi or
taH management wh.u m average %
only go cgs QUO 90 100 b. matched.
Great complaint Is already mado
about Uio l.HI wood in Ao wot aud
u1thwDt Tlsu GRO Two yari.,io. of
che plant iJ rllls mp groom in Tho
spring b,.no other vegetation. and thus
clitl1 and h1u turned ont zoo carly
partako OF it TorIily and die There B.
no active poisonous property he 30 that
chemists have as goo boon able 90 dis.
coyDr ltis aid simply 20 contain 90
uIur'shmu t aud animals eating DC dio
i,Hw starvation tiut however. thay
actually goo crazy, 20 that apparently
thDU must hH something iu tIs weed
that affects tho brain aud nervous .ys.
tenn This So rudoudal the muccor.
tain hy the fact that tho animal nc.
qu.ra au appetite for thu wood. as hu.
mann being acquire "a tu,ir flf opium
or tobacco Alter t1e loco habit be- Hkcd
fba animal will ,at Ulihiug ul.n yoIun.
tasily Aita- Che symptoms hlv1 reach.
ei tuH crazy stage DO b. said fh1 Affect.
Cl huH. Ur COW r'yUrV h0liy raedyrH.
although is lite may o. prolonged By
taking 10 away from tho loco and xiv.
ing DO unHu.h|Ha fHud.
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why Doc, shs AlvaJ. DoIlg

"Did you ever notice a woman mail.
ing a lottorf' asked a postmnn, who
was talking 20 an acquaintance ON tho
street car We'll. don't caro- who sho
Is whether she's your wife or mother
sho'll 80 up to tho mailbox Just AZ II IL
was an Internal machine look all
around, and drop that letter In 49, II sho
wouldn't hAvo anybody SEQ her for tho
world. That's why some man will al.
ways step up and offer 90 help hor. no
thinks She wants assistance. It's tho
Same II woman hands lOttur 10 u
postman-sho'll act as n sho hates TO
have d go out of her hands"
How do you account for ~"
II don't try 60 account for H. Ira
like the way most women pay their car
tarc-as n they woro most surprised CO.
death at having 20 pay il at all. and
then hanging ON 90 It TN tho conductor
drags it away. ! guess II may DO for tho
reason that girls aruu't raised like bows
TO do things olhaud In business way
But it's 80 anyway detroit FREQ
Press
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~ HAYE "IyNNY WAYso 10.
Nwomnn. en- fishalf ~ ilcr sos. Asks sounl
tnauswembi' Questions.

NWomnn. en- iiohaif of flor Sex. Asks somt
Unsuswembio Questions.
Tho little peculinrltics of women arc
a fruitful topic with some masculine
writonl Tiny continually rush into
print with such questions ass Why dlcs
q woman always want Co know if her
hat Is on struighti Why docs rho keen
you waiting 10 minutes uftUr sho's do.
clarCd she's gll ready why does she do
this, that and tine othori ucrp's q coun.
ter blast from woman writer. Why
does a man always have heightened and
often pruiano interviews with his collar
buttonf II looks like un inuiIonsiyo forl
Of Am article to uu outsider Why does
no rush through his dressing and throw
everything all over the room becnus,
hos In such a hurry-hu knows hc'l
DO lato"-und then spend % good nv
mintos hlling and lighting his pipo
Why does he never put together aut
fold mp newlpaporl Why. when a prot
~ girl praisos another mans charming
manners. dos no say tho girl is "softf"
Why docs he declare that handsome and
popular young actors are ''siicksY" WHY
san ho never, by any possibility. hnd
anything no Is sent 10 look for in closet
or drawcri Why IN his headache or
toothache 80 much worse than anybody
olso's over wasi Why Is IL always his
liver that does not work instead Of tho
welsh rabbit and miuco Pic that have
workcdi Why will he 20 out after d
rain without oyorshoos and then preach
about tho vanity Of womcn7 Why doci
It rain too hard TO 80 10 church. but moi
too hard 10 80 TO u dinner or thoatcr oi
club ON any succeeding stormy day
Why does lao suppose, when no note.
womon's funny ways, that women
are not NJ the same timo noticing hil
own funny wnyE.-Ncw York Journal
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From all other stations not men.
toned above rate viii be- Que single
fare Tor Tue round trip, but In no case
% exceed rate ffsm y iut beyond.
Tickets viii be sold firm October
2nd 10 In, inclusive; limited 10 Oclo.
tuf l1,h, 1894.
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Na.f.-No wonder Der essay didn't
l.a tho prize She showed cxccrgblo
.aai0 iu 80 diaIt sho'
Auy-ua "iuI Why. sho had it
u.I with h.uo uUtHn and that mover
matched n.i C.mpiDSioni--BostouI rlv
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SELLING DATES From all points.
October znd 10 9Th inclusive, good tor
return until October 18TH
D. E. IURLEY,
Gcn'l Agent Passenger Department,
Salt Lake City,
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SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES,
VIA
THE UNION PACIFIC,
Territorial Far and Sixly-filih
semi'Annual Conference, 0c-
tObe 2ni 10 9Th.

For above occasions the UNION
PACIFIC will sell Excursion Tickets
atthe following rates, to Salt Lake City
and return!
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COsTEuTSsE Ann TTWRIIORIAL
tAIT Ann LNPosiTioN RAtLs.
VIA
RIO GFanda Western Railway.

For the Semi-Aunual Conference.
l.. ID. =, at Sail Laiv CITY, Oc'otef
ON 30 Z a., Inclusive, and ftrtue rerfi.
totiai Fair aud TX osition nj ssli Lake
CITY, October 2ui u 6,n, Inclusive, the
following rates are HutnUiizcd ~ Salt
Lake nul fstufu.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-01-12

poorly, but still his wonderful ener,
and vitality buoyed him up with /
hope that he would soon be better 4
Sunday he was cheerful and chatted ~.
the friends who called to see him. Abo,
one hour before his death he wrote
letter to his wife stating that he W.
feeling better and expected to be binss
again IN few days. A short time :,
fore his death the doctor called and
inspecting the patient took his demo ~,
He had gotten hardly out of tha i,
when the Judge was taken with . s;oL
spell and before he could return ha hy
fallen back in his chair and eyn;n's
Death was apparently easy and nainlaa'
The last words spoken by the ind,
were to Secretary OF State Thorson a.
was in bidding him good by.
John II. Bennett was born in Gepos
county, N. Y, March IS, 1888, where !
lived until he was 2l years Of age. W.
educated in the Genesee Wesleyan COLES
oil Lima, N. Y, graduating in 1852 1
then married and moved to Illinois. Il
eating at Merriam, in Whiteside count
lie was the first postmaster OF the tow,
and at the breaking out OF the war q.
sisted III raising the 18th, 34th. an
10th regiments OF Illinois volunteers. 4
the organization OF the Goth regimen
he was elected lieutenant colonel n
cember 1862. he was promoted colon
and served throughout the war. n
commanded the Bird brigade OF the l.
DIVISION OF the army OF the Cnmbcrlan
and participated i'll twenty-five gener
engagements, including Prairieville. NJ
sionary Ridge, Chicamaugua and Alta
ia, and was promoted TO brevet brig
der general. After the war he return
home and was soon thereafter appCint,
Judge advocate In the regular army an
assigned, under the reconstruction. act &
division consisting OF Mississippi an
Arkansas, under General Ord. After III
state oi Arkansas was reconstructed (
was elected circuit Judge OF the First cj
cult, and aiterward supreme iude
When his term expired he resumed pra
tice IN Helena, Ark. and became interes
ed in large oil mill at that place. r
came to Dakota in 1883 and located 81
Clark. He has been district attorne
and member OF the board of asricultur
and was elected to the supreme bench Il
1889 on the republican ticket, and wa
reelected November last. He was Il,
have been sworn in on his new six ye@
term Of office on the first Tuesday Ii
January.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-01-12
Foreign Gossip.

France and Spain have signed a COM
mercial treaty for a year.
Gladstone has determined to resort
to cloture to pass the parish councils
bill
Three distinct shocks of earthquake
were felt in Somersetshire. England
arousing people from their sleep.
At Teneriffe, one Of the islands of
the Canary group, 100 deaths from
cholera have taken place
A dynamite petard was exploded out
side the parliament house at Athens,
Greece, doing great damage to prop
erty.
Prince Macmillan. of Saxony. a neph-
ew Of King Albert was ordained Il
Catholic priest at Eichstadt, by Bishop
Ieonrod
Tho Russian revenue from January
to October Of the past year is estimat-
ed at 713,615,GOO roubles against 794,-
$4,000 roubles for the same period for
the preceding year.
A dispatch to the London Standard
from Paris says that Levi p. Morton,
formerly president of the United
States has completly recovered from
the effects of the operation performed
recently upon his left foot.
The German cruiser Princess Will
helm, carrying 33o5 men, has been or
dered to the Cameroons from Wilhelms.
The newspapers regard this as a sign
that matters in the Cameroons are far
more serious than dispatches represent
them to be.
A dispatch to the London Standard
from Berlin says that twelve more Of
the mutineers in the Cameroons have
been captured, and that the mutiny
Is now at an end. 1t is alleged that the
harshness Of Lieut.. Haring, who com.
manded the force, was the cause OF
the outbreak