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Iowa Insurance Figures.

DIES MONIES, Oct. 18.-C. G. Mo.
earthly, auditor of state, has just issued
his annual insurance report. The
tables show that during the year fire
insurance risks amounting to $685., 146,.
567 were written; premiums received,
81. AL, 391.82; losses paid, $2,264, en-. 26.
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THIRD PARTY OUT.
Survey of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cana

Survey of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Canal
Being Pushed.
DULUTH, Oct. 18.-Major Sears has
sent third party to explore for the
proposed Mississippi-Superior canal.
They will go up the Nemadji river,
cross into Moose lake, thence into Kettle
river, thence southwest into the st.
Croix, thence northwest into the Snake
river, nearly to Mile Laos lake, thence
into the Rum river, and thence south
into the Mississippi river at Anoka. The
course is the longest Of all, but affords
more slack water than any. E.W.Lewis
is in charge.
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VIRGINIA, Mimi, Oct. 18.-It is
learned that the Duluth, Messaba and
Northern railway will put large crew
of men to work at once constructing a
line from Iron Junction to the new
town of Eveleth, distance Of about 10
miles. This will give Eveleth two rail-
roads, as the Duluth and Iron Range
has already built in there.
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Fire Chief Killed.

MUSHROOM, Mich, Oct. 17.-During
the progress of fire in the yards
of the Thayer Lumber company,
John Ellens. assistant chief of the fire
department was buried under pile of
burning lumber and died shortly after
being rescued.
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Indian Racers Killed.

OKLAHOMA, Oct. 18.-At Ell Reno,
while some IS Indians were riding
broncho race, their animals collided,
throwing nearly the whole party into q
heap. killing two and fatally injuring
several others.
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weavor., str,lr. sem IN.

FALL River, Mass, Oct. 18.-The
weavers' strike is still on, but accord
ing to the manufacturers the tide has
again turned in their favor and they
report gain in the number Of looms
running.
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Died. Aged 1O8.

NEW YORK, Oct. 18.-Mrs. Margaret
Murphy, aged 10S years, has died at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Michael
McGrath, in this city. Mrs. Murphy,
who came from Ireland "a years ago,
retained her faculties until about two
weeks ago.
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Quiet in BlueAelds.

New YORK, Oct. 18.-S. G. Brada,
United States consul for Nicaragua. ar.
rived here per Atlas line steamer Athos
from Port Limon. He had nothing
new to say in relation to the state Of
affair at Bluefelds.
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Not Dischareine Protestauts,

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 18.-The big
dry goods house of j. B. O'Brien, one
Of the largest retail establishments in
the city has issued card to the public
IN which they deny that Protestant
clerks in their employ have been dis.
charged to make room for Catholics.
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New Trial For Father Ab.-r.

FLANDRAU, s. D., Oct. 18.-In the
case Of The State VS.. Rev. Father
Ahern, the defendant was granted a
new trial by Judge Jones, who held an
adjourned term of court here.
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superintendent Of Express Killed.

MASON CRY, Ia, Oct. 18.-Frank
Church of this city, general superin-
tendent of the United States Express
company for Iowa and Minnesota. was
instantly killed in attempting to board
Burlington and Cedar Rapids freight
at Garrison
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Paper Water Pipes.

The making Of water pipes ont Of pa.
per pulp is receiving much attention
and is said to be successful, even in the
crude manner in which all first at
tempts are undertaken. They are said
to be rs durable as iron, and the process
Of mOlding them is about the Same in
both cases i.
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G1LRoY WILL NOT PRESIDE.

irish National radsratisa % Msv York
: Meet WA ., Disaerssakas sdsprase.
NEW YoRk. Oct 1&-The members
Of tho Irish National, Federation, who
eye preparing reception to be tendered
IN the Lsnox Lyceum 20 Edward Blake.
II. p, for south Liong fotd, Ireland, have
received q }isagreesble surprise BY Ma
yos Giko5 ssfussl 20 preside, after he
EsA agf6ed .f0d0soa week ago. When
the mayor was appeoachsd ~ Patrick
Gleason ard he other members Of tho
axrangsmanttr committees and asked to
help along, n consented. A day or 80
agothS Izilhs lndependsnt party, which
1repressnte the ae1eshsnts 81 Ifishmen IN
thisiccantfy who favor aggressiys or
ParHelkMethods in-Iriih FAIRS, instead
OF the .datrine g. sgitatiou. prepared .
,circular whish they issued broadcast
thfoughout he city .and vicinity. II
made Gsdifect onSlaught ON Mr.. Blake,
AID called upon slloyd hishmen ~
=. rs hsyussi,ass a,a Iels'
and the party witch he represents.
II s.Whsn 7 hoard % Msygr Gilroy's in.
.tention to preaid4, 'ssaid Judge Lynn,
81 lost NO 6mein communicating with
him, hid mad5 Him acquainted with
the facts Of tho pase and with the 40.
tual standing held b. thu man Blake
and the party he represents among all
sactiens oS bpnsst. ,patriotic .Irishmen
n this cogntry. b1t 7 found that others
had beeh ahead az md. a5 Several Of the
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fort Logan, mas preferred charges

Fort Logan, mas preferred charges
against General McCook, and that the
generals recent trip to Washington
was made partly in consequence of these
charges. According to the report pub
lished in The News, Lieutenant Colonel
Noyes, while on duty in New Mexico,
incurred the i'll will Of citizens and com.
plant was fled with General McCook.
The lieutenant colonel reported that the
duty was such as demanded by the cir
cumstances. General McCook relieved
him from the post which he occupied
and he Immediately laid the matter be-
fore the department. at Washington.
An active correspondence followed and
Lieutenant Colonel Noyes wound up by
preferring charges against the general.
Noyes Turned Down.
As the policy Of the war department
IL to avoid publicity Of trial, when con-
tention is between officers of high rank,
1t is thought there will be no formal
hearing in the case. As the matter
now stands, it is understood that Lieu
tenant Colonel Noyes desires to be or
dered back to the post from which he
was relieved as a full justification of
his position. limitations from Wash
ington are to the effect that Secretary
Lamont has sustained General McCook,
and that Lieutenant Colonel Noyes will
remain at Fort, Logan. The lieutenant
colonel is one. of the acknowledged
fighters and best disciplined men in the
army. It is said that since his arrival
at Fort Logan. he has neglected to pay
his respects to the commanding general
by calling at headquarters in Denver.
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Wheat at 66 Ceuta nd Nex Yorh.

New YORK. Oct. 1S.-The Do cents
mark for December wheat. which the
bears have prophesied for weeks past,
was reached at noon, amid q wild rush
of selling inaugurated by the short
f,rod o,., 5s t-'fsl sstst--
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~-rE
HOWARDls.RBRQRT.
He Recommends an Increase in the
Army Of Double the Present IN
Number. ~ asilgss
BEST WAY TO KEEP, PEACE
Denied That Miles Criticized the Pres
ident,s Action in the. Late :
Strike. ~ p a,s

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE annual
report Of Major General o. o. Howard,
commanding the Departments Of the
East. has been made publioas General
Howard in speaking Of the nit1e19ents
of his troops, necessttated By t1felAtel
strike says, that fortunately hfgaprre.
tensions Of serious obstrtction ID. the
commerce Of the Eastiahd South were;
not realized. But should such difaeul-l
ties arise again, and simultane ousIy in
cities far apart. the necessity Tor.
regular troops and q more Of them
than - his department @ now Of
fords, he says, is apparent Jnlt now
the national guards in several state in
the department. are well orea and
respond promptly to every 3 ";
still IL more than one stAte q l1S@ &ed
in events growing ont Of ansk6 hs
executive will always reqpir IN
troops. They. will be essent his
execution of laws and maintel16 nee ol
order. OF course, governors 81 states
should cooperate, but they NIGH lsaf
gree or be reluctant in meeting
emergencies. -. -, - -
Would Double the Army.
Therefore, General Howard lfapEly
recommends an increase of shf fttd
at least double the size al. the Dst6ent
force. In his Judgment il WpMa a9She
best possible method ct pvesef13Ae III.
peace until many sexatious seD epk4
which are now troubling the o6dntrys'
are put at rest by solution satisfactory
to to the people of the nation. +
General Howard expresses the npdns
ion that already our coast defenses arg
in fairly good condition, and that Il
conjunction with. our ever ii1dreasihS
naval armament there woulds b 1itfH
fear Of aggression. s !. g, : sT,s.,. |
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Tried to Knife q Conductor.

-..--- AE1ou 20 hhIIe CohuuctoFs
ANoKA, Mimi, Oct IL. James Kline,
the tramp arrested for attempting to
knife an Eastern Minnesota conductor,
was sentenced to 80 days in Jail.
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FALSE WORK COLLAPSED.

Another Fatal Accident at the Louisville
Bridge.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 1S.-A portion
Of the third span of the Inflated Louis
ville-J Jacksonville bridge topplod into
the river carrying with it four work.
men. One man, Harry Williams, was
fatally hurt, three others slightly. The
span had been completed and the false
work was being taken down at the time
Of the accident. The falling section
was about 30 feet in extent.
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NeWsraper Changes L,ocation.

REvILLo, s. D., Oct. 18.-The Revillo
Current has left and the town is again
without newspaper. The Current
goes to Wilmot in answer to an offered
bonus to run an independent paper
there.
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Would Double the Army.


NEW YORK, Oct. 18-Stephen, ,As
Dutton, residing at 179 Cornell street,
Brooklyn, has reported tosthe police
that his home was entered during the
night and that 90 bonds Of the MontSuk
Gas company of West Virgins, valued
at 81 900 each, were taken from III
desk. acl assTsa ~ 81 /
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CHICAGO, Oct. IL, 1885,
HOGS-Market active. prices &c higher.
Sales range at $500 10 for light; $A550A7O
for rough packing. $A6j0s2J for mixed; 1A15
0S.J5 for heavy packing and shipping lot4
3s.00AS0 for pigs. @
CATTLE-Market dull and weak, and 8
0lOc lower.
SHEEP-Market quiet and weak owing to
excessive supply. with SOLO: dec Inc.
RocefptS Cattle. 1890; hogs, la,0os sheen
$AQM
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g. Paul Union Stock Yards.

SOUTH ST. PAUL, Oct IL, III
HOGS-Firm and active. QUALITY nae -
good IS yesterday. with the exceptiou q q
TOW good loads. Yards cleared to packers %
$.s00l.o0. ls-'
CATTLE-NaRket firm on good butcher
stun. Coed demand for stockers; co0Aoa
slow. eeF
Prime steers, $3z50a75; good steers, 40
0Az5s prime cows. $2.500a00s good COWS, 10
0&.6G common to fair COWS, $L0O0l.7& Hehe
veal calves @a0A50 heavy calves, $l.sooaOs
stockers. Si-3S0$ feeders. sos bulls. olU
Oils
and lambs; others dull.
Muttons 81 00250; lambs $l50a2e1 come
mon $L2i
Receipts: 2.0OJ hogs, 800 cattle, calves, 70
sheep 2008.
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The 1898 wine product of the state Of
California was equal to little moro
than one quart for each man, woman
and child in the United States.
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One Nor, Reslx g Roi.essima..

HNCKLEY, Mimi. Oct iS boat
Of Fred Molander was found q. - wen
at Brook Park, Pokegama wesx of. thu
place. This completes the tik6tk LIST d
% at that place, all who were sxBported
missing. =. ~, - (. SO
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Satiafactori,v Adiu.ted.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 18.-It is admitted
at the war department that there has
been some friction between General
McCook and Lieutenant Colonel II. E.
Noyes, az reported from Denver, and
that the last named officer had brought
the matter to the attention of the war
department. It is said. however, that
the difficulty has been satisfactorily
adjusted, and that it will not figure
Officially. ~ -
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Minneapolis Grain.

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. IL. 1904. :
WHEAT-October. closed at SIC; Deoem-'
Dor opening, s4sSc; highest, H3zc; lowest, H15c;
close. 543zc: May opening. 57ssc; highest, 57Nc;
lowest, 565Sc; close, $3.50. On track-No.
hard. 563zc; No. Northern, 553<c; No. North.
ern. 54L d5a3<c
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Crushed the Foremsn,s slkull 3

OTTUMwA, Ia, Got. 1s.H. w. Gase,
solicitor for the 0ttumwa World, (
Populist paper, struck Foreman John
Swaine with "a : ma1let, fraoturing hiI
skull so he win die Gass was DRINK
and the attack was tho result o. !
grudge Of long standing. r sts~ss 'f.s
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Duluth Grain.

DULUTH. Oct. II. lool.
WHEAT-No. hard, cash. SIC; No. 4
Northern, Nc; No. 2 Northern. 5s1<e De-
cember. No. Northern, 5S3zc; May, Ne.
Northern 5S3<c
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ST.. PAUL. Oct. lS Captain a II
Reed. independent Republican Icapdis
date for congress in the Third ydietsiQts
has withdrawn. i i sass .s.assssi. 50
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oaxxdsS XdXiNsf ,r.cooK..


f. ,Bfs$ss. $ Uos. iSs-The News says
/ that Eieutenant 'Col6nel' Henry E.
fNoy66< u the Second cavalry, recently
slust9efssd aom.a posts in Arison4 70
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTR


IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,
Emma I. Hultz complainant. vs. Edward d. Hultz.
defendant: In equity No. l5407.
On motion of the complainant, by her solicitor.
Mr. j. Altheus Johnson IL is by the court. this 9th
day of April, AID. 1894, ordered that the defend
before the ortieth day, exclusive Sundays and
legal holidays occurring after the day OF the first
publication Of this order; otherwise the will
be proceeded with in OF default.
The object OF this suit is TO obtain absolute
divorce from the ground of willful desertion and
abandonment by the defendant of the complainant
for the full uninterrupted OF two years. This
notice to be published In the Washington Law Re-
porter and The Evening Star.
A. B. HAGNER.
By L. P. WILLIAMS. Asst. Clerk. apio-IswSw
N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA.
Special term for Orphans Court business, the
oath day Of March, 1894.
In the matter of the estate Of Franz Beran, de-
No. Ad. Doc. 20.
Application having been made for the probate Of
paptr-writing, propouIded the last will and
testament and for letters of administration. with
the will annexed. the estate OF Franz Beran.
late OF the District OF Columbia, deceased by
Henry Vessel. the sole legatee named In the said
last will and testament notice is hereby given to
all 'oI., erned TO appear in this court on FRIDAY,
the TWENTIETH DAY OF APRIL, 1894, at TEN
O'CLOCK AM. TO show cause, II any exist,
A copy OF this order shall be published In the
Washington Law Reporter and in The Evening Star
once In each Of three tssive weeks before said
day. A. b. HAG> Err Associate Justice
of the Supreme Court Of the District of Columbia.
tue copy. Test: l.. J.. WRIGHT,
JOSEPH X. McCAMMoN and JAMES II. HAY
DIN Proctors. mh27-1awSt
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Army Orders.

First Lieut.. Ormond NJ. Iissak. ordnance
department. will proceed TO Fort Winfield
Scott. Cal. on official business pertaining
to the inspection OF smokeless powder.
The leave OF absence granted CapS Oscar
Elting, third cavalry, is extended one month
First Lieut.. James O. Green, twenty-.ifth
infantry VIII, at the expiration of his pres
ent sick leave OF absence. proceed 10 join his
company.
Leave of absence for two months is grant,
ed Second Lieut.. John F. Madden. fifth in
fantry.
The following transfers in the third in
fantry are made: Second Lieut. James r
Dean. from company A TO company X;
Second Lieut.. Arthur VI. Edwards from
company X TO company A.
First Lieut.. Sidney +. Stuart. ordnance de-
partment. will proceed to the Sandy Hook
proving ground on official business pertain
Ing TO the tests OF powder.
Leave Of absence for five months. with
permission to go beyond the sea, is granted
Capt. Charles II. Watts. fifth cavalry.
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A CHARMING WOMAN.
She Has Studied American and Euro
pcnn Ladies' Very Carefully, and
Tells just What She Thinks About
Them.

Il have observed women very carefully
II was a member OF u leading ladies' club who
spoke. Continuing she said.
Il have English ani women from
the continent under all circumstances. and I
think understand tLeia. I hav, observed Ameri-
can women under every 'UuditiOn and I able
10 compare the two. | sorry TO say that
American women not strong aid healthy 90
the women Of other countries. They are weak
delicate and run down, especially at this time
OF the year And that Is not the worst OF it.
American need not be so. II is nonsense
20 suppose that woman so through this
season without assistance. She needs a tonic q
stmulant, something that will make her CON-
pexion good, her eyes bright and her health per-
feet. I know what win do this because I was
once in a greatly down state myself and I
found that u careful and continuous Of Dufry's
Pure Malt Whisky did wonders for me. / am
a firm adyoate OF temperance. bu: believe
ly every could b, made healthier happier
and more attractive IL she followed the same
course that I have"
These are good common sense ideas which every
lady adopt 10 advantage. Ii should be
m.mbered however. that Dulfy's Pure Malt b the
only whisky which prUdace these results. as
ordinary whlskies do c,nfain the qualities
necessary for the purpose Insist. therefore. upon
yodI druggist or grocer giving you just what you
require and under circumstances take ang
other.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

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LADIES GOODS.

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UNDERTAKES.

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FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER,
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1867 Established 1867.
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Oregon National BANK Receiver

The controller OF the currency has ap-
pointed William W. Catlin receiver Of the
Oregon National Bank OF Portland, Oregon,
vice Lionel Stage, resigned
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