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The Helena independent., 1894-06-06
ARLEE CAMP DESERTED.

Sixty-slx coxeyites 10 Reach Here This
MornlBE-Otbers Parsied.
Special 20 Tho independents
ARLEE. June b.-ons lonely sentinel, a
dummy dressed In an old uniform. 10 on
duty tonight gu nrdin9 all that is lsft OF
the Corey camp al this place. This morn
inc one hundred prisoners signed . pledge
not TO unlswfully interfere With, or attempt
to capture. trains of The Northern Pacific
rAilrOnd company, and were released. They
len for Missoula in small squads. ~ soon
ns released. siKty-six prisoners who re-
fussd 10 sign ,hO pledge left here on a
spsolsi for Helena at 1890 this evening, In
charge OF Marshal Haley and deputies.
Company q. Twsnty-fifth infantry. Capt.
Wilson. left on the same train for MisHoula.
A shorI stop will be made AZ Mimouis. the
special arriving In Helena In tho morning
The Helena independent., 1894-06-06
DOWN THE MISSOURI.
The Hoganitcs Get Sail From Fort
Benton.

The Horauites Get Sail From Fort
Benton.
Special 20 the Indopendsnt.
FoRr BRsTos. June 5.-At Ais this after
noon $40 members Of Hoasn's industrial
army started by fat boats on their wild
ride down the old Missouri. Tho boats
presenteda q Rsudv appearance aud were
paily bedecked with bunting and flags.
The river was al an exceptionally high
stage and ench boat was cheered by the
crowds Of citizens upon the banks as the
craft swept rapidly past. The boats were
ten In number and almost all named for
cities in Montana with the exception Of
Tho Hogan" and Free Silver" One Of
the boats. u fifty.footsr. has a bake oven
built on the door. carries 900 pounds OF
-four, with other provisions In proportion.
Edwards, chairman Of the executive board.
states that the boats viii 90 TO the Missis-
sippi aud mp the Ohio TO Pittsbure. in all
5000 miles. Sails. oars and the swift cur.
rent are sIpeotsd TO take tbs boats al least
40 miles pet day till the Ohio is reached.
Two moro ys9rsnts were fred from camp
to-day just before the start for drunken
ness and refusing TO work. The hoganites
sIpeo, TO tie up tonight 81 the mouth OF
tho Mariap river.
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participants In the conversation we're OF.
ossdinRly anxious that dutY on Tenned
sugar be provided for lie said also that
he had heard the names Of certain senatofa
mentioned 10 the conversation.
0aaton did not rsfua0 10 answer any
questions. but to many queries replied he
did not know. He supposed there
wero senators In oonyorsntiOa With MI
Terill By the knoWiedge they displayed Of
what had taken place IN the sub com mittss
OF the finance committee that day. lie
aaid be never told any one he recognized
tue voieoa OF any senators In the room
occupied By Terrill. Ito did mot know the
name OF the congressman whom he gave
tbs story 10, and who IN tuTn told ID TO Mr..
shfiyef. He was given until tomorrow 10
consider wbethoF ho would disclose tho
congToaHmAn's nAm0.
The Helena independent., 1894-06-06
BOGUS AFFIDAVIT.
Added to nogus SensatIon-No,hinE 4.
fIther.

Added to . nogus SensAtIoA-NothinE IL
Either.
Special to The Independent
LIVINGSTON. June 4.-The affidavit OF ths
Livingston correspondent of the Anaconda
Standard. In ths issus Of that paper OF the
Cd inst, has been the subject OF considers,
bio eommsn, IN Livingston, and II any
thing was needed 20 convince the public
that Fields never made q confession The
affidavit was the necessary article. Whom
,hs Standard came ou, with iis bogus CON
fsssion Tng hprPESpEsr correspondent
donlad II on the authority OF the under
sherG, and Fields himself. aud subssqusDt
events only tended 10 Justify the denial.
So far thoro 10 nothing TO support
the confession story except . meaningless
affidavit OF correspondent who
evidently desired 10 square himself aud Al
the aams ,lms avoid committing perjury.
On the other hsna 10 the statement OF
Fields himself that he never made ,hs con-
fssslon; that Of JsiloT Blakely that the
afiidaviI 10 false; aud that OF Under sheriff
Hogan. TO the effect tha, the correspondent.
who frat claimed TO have secured the con-
fession. has never been permitted 10 SEQ
Fields.
The Helena independent., 1894-06-06
C0XEYITES SENTENCED.

Those In Idaho Get tho Penalty for
Confsmpt.
BOISE. Ida. June 1.-Two hundred and
three Coxsy.tss we're sentenced to-day for
contempt. Gen. Bchtfilsr got six months.
fifteen other leaders thros to four months
each; Dick Williams. of Montpelier. got
six months for assisting to stssi a train.
and two other citizens OF that place three
months each. The remainder OF the Cox
eyites were sentsncsd 20 sixty days In a
stockade TO be built at the Oregon line.
near Burlington. The judge partially
promised that those who wished 60 90 back
Into Oregon might expect clsmsnoy.
The Helena independent., 1894-06-06
MAJOR WALKER DEAD.
An Old CitlEen Of Helena Dies at So
Lake City,


An Old citIrsn of U.Ispa Dies At salt
Lake city.
II will be sad news 10 the many friends
OF Major X. @. Walker 30 know that be
died in Sal, Lake City yesterday. He had
been III for several months. but IL was
hoped he would recover. lie had been ab-
sent from Helena for about two years. He
left the city for European tour, returning
TO America last September. He scent tho
past winter In Cleyeland. Ohio. where be
Was 1rst taken sick. Early in the spfing
be went to Salt Lake, where he visited bis
daughter, Mrs. o. J, Salisbury. He died al
hef residence. his other dsuehte'. his. d.
w. Fisk, Of this city. being at his bedside
two sons. Ia addition TO the daughtsra
Jamos Is. Walker. Of this city. and W. O..
Walker. of Washington.
Robert Crsiahead Walker was born IN
Pennsy sylvsnis, October. 1921, and was odu-
Gated NJ Washington oollegs, that state. In
1876 be was married 10 Eliza Gillespie
Blaine. sister Of james @. Blaine. and sot.
tied At Elizabeth. Pa. operating large coal
mines on the MonongahelA liver. Ihs war
blockade Of tho Mississippi prevented
getting his coal 10 southern markets.
WIN tno fehult tuht GftN prop
eriy was sacrificed. He entered the
union army. ms captain Of COM
missary. in October 1861. and was
honoiably mustered out In Novembsr. 1865.
having served through tue war. his dis.
charge being with the b evet rank ol
colonel. After the war he was appointed
major and paymaster. U. Il A.. and served
until retired In 1874, being stationed at 81.
Paul. Minn., and Helena. He came to thi,
CITY in 1871, and hero had been his home
aimee. His hrst wife died in 1896. and 10
1883 he married Miss Elizabeth Whselan
of Cleveland. Ohio.
Major Walker WAS one OF the most &C
tive workers the oity Of Helena ever had
For . number of years he was secretary o.
the board OF trade. and he was slways 40
tive and faithful In the discharge OF th
duties Of she Office. He was most oonr
teous and afable. and visitors in Hslenl
always found him Q most entertaining, al
we'll ss instructive host.
The Helena independent., 1894-06-06

TARRYTows, N. Y. June 5-Five boys
whose ages range from Ave to l2 yoa 9. in.
mates OF tho Catholic Siatsrr OF Mercy
home. died Of poisoning. the result OF eat
ina herbs picked on the play Rtound yoster-
day, Seven moro boVs arc critically III.
.ho dead aro JAmos Fortssta, John Gala
han, thomas Casmore. Augustus Powers.
John DonnrllY. The boys were playing
when Que discovered a punaent root which
hs declared was flag root. Within an hour
oil Who had eaton the vegetable wsie sick.
The Helena independent., 1894-06-06
s,ssm.rs Sail over Farms.

VANCOUVER, Il c.. Juno 6.-The Ffsserl
river la still rising and is now at this point
one and ons-half inches higher than the
great flood Of 1882 Reports from all poinis
along the river to.l unifo m tale OF wreck
and disaster. The RoyernDent wharf al
westhsm island has collapsed. Water
came over the dykes Of the British Colugn-'
bia Dykina company at PIT Meadows and
flooded 1000 aoIss which cost over SO, 900
to reclaim. The whole OF Nisomen island
is now flooded. steamers cha sell right
across the island, the water being hfteeA
feet deep. IL is mol known when usilio %
the Canadian Pacific will be resumed.
The Helena independent., 1894-06-06

PORTLAND June 5,-lncomplete retu nj
from thirteen counties and the oi,y OF
Porsland have been received. Out OF 49,
go votea counted. Lord. republican. fol
governor, has 1900, Galloway, democrat
1900; Pierce, populisi, $500. The to,sl
vote OF the sts,e IL 10000, There wac vsry
little scratching ON the state Ticket and
the remainder OF the republicans follow
Lord closely. Fourteen out OF the thiTt,.
two counties In the state are inaccessible
by telegraph. and malls are also delayed
BY hooda.
The Helena independent., 1894-06-06
CAME DOWN IN IoRRENr.
Tremendous Faii OF Water as LivInKstos I
and Ariee.

Tremendous Faii OF Water NJ Livinxstos
and Ariee.
special 10 Tho Independents
LIVINGSTON, June b.-This afternoon this
locality was visited by tho worst rain stornA
ever known here. The rain fell in torrenss
and soon rivers OF water flowed through
the streets. Sidewalks and street crossings
were torn loose and swept aloHR with the
torrent. Many Of the Easements on Main
street were flied with water. Inerohsnts
having goods stored In Easements suffered
heavily. About sixty fee, OF track on the
Park branch iust above the cisy was washed
ont.
Special TO The Independent.
ARLEE, June h.-fhe heaviest rain and
hail storm ever known visited this section
this afternoon. doing much damage 10 4 ar-
dens aud causing streams TO rise rapidly. {
The Helena independent., 1894-06-06
HEARD rmnm TALKING.
nut Is Not Sure lie Recog nised tho Voices
uf h.uatnea

nut Is Not Sure lie Recognized the voloes
OF senators.
wAtnINoroN, June G-liefors tho senate
COMMITTEES investigating tho alleged opera
,iona OF the suear trust In efforts TO infiu-
sHos tAFin legialAiion, Walter CASTOR. the
wire manufacturer Of wnkssbarrs was ex-
aminsd to-day. lie stated that he came 20
Washington In March 10 the interest OF a
tariff on wire aud was stop ying at tho Ar
linaton hotel. lilo wAa aseiRned room 81.
Tho sixth day OF tha, month. much weatied,
hs retired carly. About 10 90 oek hs wac
atouaed by talking In thenex room, par.
tiolpated In b. several pereonu. Tho voioss
Of aoms ho fesogniEet, They were dia-
ounsiug the sugar schedule and some Of tbs
The Helena independent., 1894-06-06

PmLADErHA, JunS 6,-Ths United
States cruiser Minneapolis started down
,bo Dolsvsrs ivst from Champs ship yard,
Ia a driving tain storm, al 10 O'Clock this
morning, ON che bullderi ,rlal "trip. The
Minueapol will to.morrov pass ous Of The
Delaware o,pes, aud u the weather CON
dliions are favorable. Will be givsu o long
iun up and down the coast.
The Helena independent., 1894-06-06
r.. Il. BRADEN, AssAYEa.
Ippointod TO Take Charge Of the Mon,
faua na..

Appointed 90 Take Charge Of the Mon
tanA Ofiioe.
WASHINGTON, June b.-Ths president 10.
day sent the following nominations 30 the
senator Campbell b. BoTS. OF California.
assistant treasurer OF the United staIos at
san Francisco; EuRsns b. Brsdsn. OF Mon
tAns, assaycr in charge OF the United
States aSsay Office at Hslona, j. A. An-
drows. OF Texas agent for tho Indians AZ
Lspei agency W luano. Sonsuls' Alex
Perry bartholomew, OF NissoufL al
PlAuen, Germany; John l.. CAmpbell, of
California. at Port Louis. MAu fitius I will
lam y. Roberta OF North Carolina, AZ Vis-
toiia, B. u,
The Helena independent., 1894-06-06
On the Race Track,

NEw YoRK, June "a, Morris Park: Five
70 lonRs-sitooco. wAh jim, Liz,tte. 40;
mile aud ons-eiIioenth-JnJeo Morrow.
bitzsu. Lizzie. lilsIi one mllo-Peace-
mako Discount, n lln LuoAs. lil2, Harlem
stnkee, hve and u half iuflougs-Midaelsy
PalAdin, The Passover LOT seven fnf-
loo5s-Fiaaro. 81 Marlin. Arnliiaee, lem;
mhe-Captain L., nnmmle. Sslma d.. l.4L
The Helena independent., 1894-06-06
A Nnhrn.na z.phYr I..mr.nt

CoILowlY, Nab. Jane h-Aboat ssvsn
o'clock last svSnins a gale swept With ter
rIbls fury over this town. Grand Army
hall IL q total wreck. The Episcopal and
Methodist churches wsro blown on their
foundations A two-stofy brick school
house 10 total wreck. The damage
amounts 70 many thousands OF dollars.
The Helena independent., 1894-06-06
I,aan wrsoS.rs Iish,nd l,a,s.

INDIANAPOLIS, June OF ancis h. Cofilp
aud rsfoival A. Colbn left for the north
orn psniten,iary to-day In charge Of a
deputy unlted sintes marshal Ex.PTssi-
Cent I. II. Haughsy will be sentenced
rhutadAy. Rov. q. A. Carson, tsstor OF 81,
Paula Cathedral. accompanies ,ho COINS
TO Michigan CltI.
The Helena independent., 1894-06-06

WAGuTNGTos. June 1.-THE house bill for
The New York and New jersey bridge passed
the senate to-day with smsudmSnis, which
probably will bs accepted by ths hooas.
On motion Of Power. of MontAna, tha
bill authorizing the Missouri River Power
company 10 build dam sotoss the Nit
eouri river was passed.
The Helena independent., 1894-06-06
E1r and RsAr

The Chamber Of Commerce sample room.
Granite block. has started ont on a new
idea OF serving beer in this western ooun-
try. although IL has been very popular In
the east. namely. giving q frssh ranch age
with every glass Of the celebrated Tony
Faust beer.
The Helena independent., 1894-06-06
silver now populi., Primaries.

Special to Tho Independent
DUrrs. June 6-Populist primaries we're
held In this eountI to-niah, and elected
delegates to the county convention. Jsno
a. There we're lots OF votes cast and thsie
were several tickets In the aeld In moa1
prsoinota Mos, Of ths contests were ovoF
rival candidates for shOrin. Of which ,hoTe
are ain In thu field.
The Helena independent., 1894-06-06

WASHINGTON. June 6-Ths judiciary com
miitse Of the house voted TO endorse the
rspoT, Of the sub-oommistss which invsa,i-
gated Judge Jenkins antistriks ibiuno-
tiOn,
The Helena independent., 1894-06-06

PORTLAND Ore. June b-AB eEploHlOa Of
gasoline occurred to-day at tho Troy a,esm
lsundiy. Five Chinamsn were burned 10
death and -four others ss,ioasly injured, one
probably fatally. J. b. Henderson, one %
The Helena independent., 1894-06-06

Everyone lnvitsd
To,oali aud geo a eomplots line Of china
glassware. Tampa. silvsfwars. Ato.
Prices 10 suit svefy pure.
Best goods. loves, prices,
\. J. EDwiilDa s Park Avsnus.
The Helena independent., 1894-06-06
~.5OO,00O.~
OIGARS...
Prices Lower Than Manufacturers
Quotations.

We offer the following cigars at
prices quoted for
The Helena independent., 1894-06-06
Fresh
Fruits

We have the finest assortment
OF Vegetables, Fresh Fruits,
etc, to bs found in the city.
Don't miss the opportunity of
securing your Berries OF us as
soon as the washouts are fixed.
The Helena independent., 1894-06-06
Honest
-.

Honest measure and honcst
goods since we have set them
the example. Cur prices are
honest in every particular, and
that's what counts. Have you
noticed our
The Helena independent., 1894-06-06
No
Greater
Compliment

Can be paid any concern than
having their methods copied
We had not thought to have
been honored in so marked a
degree. But some OF the mer-
chants OF Helena have seen fit
to do so and actually begin
to give
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Constitutional History.

In vlcS Of the coming Clnilitution.
al convention, the La.gef.day salnts
College ha- arranged Tor a couro Of
popular lectures on Constitutional
History, 10 be given by DF. J. 81.
Tanner.
rur tifst Of the series. "C0nstitutiou
MaAiuH,n vii be delivered Iussdny,
sept. .j.b, at7;3J 3. M, VI place 90
b. ANNOUNCED, This lecture viii dual
with The lsIUst phases vi constitution
making, anu aot forth certain recent
tSudulcicH which u Il thought the
people OF Ulzh may well ak them.
selves whether they viii follow or OF.
IL viii iutihtr duAl with tue quustiUn
~ prohibition ard the Constitution.
The dates anu place OF suustquunt Ice.
tufos will be- uuly announced. Tho
public II Invited.
WILLARD DOSE, Principal.
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WILL SHIP 5000 saEEP.
Eighteen Car Loads OF Fine Mutton to
be Sent to Chicago.

John @. Sharp aud Charles Nc.
Bride, Of Tooele county were In the
capital today making Preparations to
send train load " Utah mItlons TO
Chicago on Monday next
Seven days will be required to make
the trip. That includes three stops,
Just what thefe mulIous will bring II
not known, rs the market Is somewhat
uncertaln at present On Friday, u
wers ago, similar sheep sold for as low
as 50 25 per head, On Monday OF this
week tnsy brought from rs cents to one
dollar abo We that figure. Al depends
upon the demaad, aud, said Mr.. Me.
hride today, two or three days mako
a great deal Of difference, as In the In.
stance cited.
Mir. Mcbride will take the flock
through himself. They number
lomsthing over 5000 and will oil
eighteen cars. They we're summeTe1
on the sanpste mountains and arc In
good condition.
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nramalin Club Entertainment.

The De,srst Dramatic company
played to standing room only IN the
rweniy.sscond ward meeting housg
last evening on the occasion u COM
p imcnt,ry benefit rendered % Miss
Rose FiHshmai the waud ofyurirL
VINO u slowly recovering ifYm a severe
attack Of typhoid lever
Tue company N composed entirely u
lwcnty.steUtu watd memuua vino, as
amateurs, have been hidiug their light
under uusuei, Tho ItIlurnHucc
Oycuci with humorous curtain
raiser polpl,Du'r pfpdicamcut.
Thea came tue iouraul drama, The
Ftudiga's Return q Better Than
dIld,l Manager Shiu h ~ Ub con.
gfalulatcl on the staging ami ptvsVnl.
alton vi lny piece, the vImaNu- tuiug
worked up ~ HOJu style. Mr. G.. 3.
Booths rsuuutlug VI Dick Gordon was
an agreeable suJpfisu 10 the audience,
showing good talent Aui conception.
Mr., III. Gardner Hls0 diI well IN the
dtlnkIug scene, ns Gilbert humUuk.
AZ 10 toe iali,r, Miss Whippls anu Miss
hyde divided me hOnufs Ia pleasing
style. Altogether the entertainment
was iuectss both Hftlstichlly anu
financially.
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TRounLE AnoUr u,Y.
NJ nRy coat NaVeI Commander Iiii
tomuissinn,


n MRy Cost Nsyei Commander ais
'ommis.iaa.
SAN FRANCISCO, Gals, B,pt. gl.-
The thrOmo.o has Tue following
rptCial;
VALLEJO, Gals, Sept. q.
Commander AcCalla, naval cluip.
mvut siliCet ut the Mare Island Navy
yard, bad an alteration with KDutft
GOio which may cost the cOtnmAnuuf
"a trial ny court martial ami possibly
his commission. Tho trouble arose
over tho contract for supplying hay.
rhu price named ia tho Dill WIS., sD.lU "a
ton. Gore went ~ tue navy yard TO
collect the bill. Tho contractor IN.
formed McCalln Of the object Of his
visit. McCallA toll Gore he was sup.
piying ciyilista OF Vallejo with hay At
g. ton. This Gore denied aud hot
words followed, Gore Informing Nc.
Gala that hs was no gentleman ava
alsn said something about tho com.
mAudvt'sunilOfm being shield against
pefsouAl ohastisenent. The command.
~ peeled his uniform on and east II
upon the iluOr, At the same time lao
moved toward the door, which he uu-
locked aud stCTeied the key. These
preparations were TOO much iJf Gore,
VINO pounGod on the door and cried for
htlp. A. NO assistance came, Gore be-
gan 10 run around the room, Uvertutn.
Ink chairs aud furniture, while tho
commander gave chase.
Gufc inaily Put bis shoulder 10 the
door, hurst u opon anu fau Tor bis li'c.
Onicial attention viii DO drawn 10
Cures narrative.
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LAYING of the former Stone.

The corner stone Of the new buildiuE
to be- used by tue Collegiate Institute
was laid yesterday Afternoon with np-
ptopriato aud interesting ceremonies.
After the singing Of lifting selecliou,
Dr.. McN.ece, president q tho board
Of trustees, directed attention 20 the im.
por,nnce NJ the WORK which called TOT
the assembling together OF people who
we're Interested tn the great cause Of
education. E4.goyetnor Thomas was
then introduced, nnd . okc uu0u the
Importance Il high education 90 the
state, his address being hsppily adapted
~ the occasion ami calling i0rtu many
words OF appreciation. Air Thomas
was followed by d.. NisIafl, who
chose as his theme, "Ibo lufultAucc
u the Christian Element TO- EIuca.
ton" After tho reading Di a hialofi.
cal sketch OF tho Collegiate Institute
from i.s Inception 10 ihu pfrtcnt time,
tue ceremonies attendant uYuu the
laying VI the corner stone w.f1 carried
ous h. an interesting mauurr, sud TIE
exercises were brought 10 a el0tc.
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a rnrrENDous CnAsII.
Tie nausaIiio Runs Ashore Causing
Great Damage.

Great Damage.
San FRANCmcO, Sept .l.-G1ing at
the rate OF uturn miles an hour anu
Win a full head OF steam tue n. i. &.
X. r. compauy's new slctmsb 5susA.
liio, crushed into tho new zip anu
depot at SHusaliio, AMI b. Il cirI uam.
agts 10 the amount oi $4,000. lhU
uig alp anu hydraulic aprons were
dtmolshcI. The huge concrete III che
that support the apron nfr n muss 10
ruius o. well o. the entire lifting gear
VI the npfou. Captain Wilson, VINO "
one VI tue must careful piIOls un tut
bay gave the signal 10 stop whUn
shout 300 yards from tbs NOUN u tue
SLIP, hut the steamer kept ahead nj full
speed.
Tho big steamer hlt the spring piles
with such force that the noise Of the
collision could DO heard bll over tue
town. the blw Of the boat was msshui
TO splintors, tho rtstnurant wsH CON.
Iitttly wrecked, a. was also tbs bar
ani ealing gusI damaging the steamer
10 the extent VI 1000.
All this time eii,Us 70 stop the boats
machinofy were Of no use, uud f1t i've
MINUTES the steamers powerful ina.
chlnvfy Kept pushing her infthUf
under tho apron, anu tors the lower
portion OF the boat into rplinteis. Tho
force Of the crash wrecked the GlOrt-
house Of the company, situated nearly
twenty feet from tho siip, aud disp'autd
- track twenty-five feet from tie pier
head.
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Lalier.day Saints College.

The NEWS is requested 90 announce
that Dr. J. ". Tanner, well AMI favor.
ably known throughout the Territory
rs a Thorough scholar aud capable ciu-
Gator has teen added TO the plteidy
efficient faculty Of tue Lat,cr.isy
saints COLLEGE. Df. Tanner will ma.
iuraily Increase the efficiency Of the
theological work OF the college. uy
giving cOurrs Of lsetutos on Sew
Iuslamcnt history, the geography "
the n ,ly L'nd, etc. Hewill Alsl Hssist
iu the work Oi tuo model sun ny
School Hu0u % DO established IA con.
ueciiOn with the institution.
Ia addition ~ this regular class
work 10 the college, II N the dCsiEn
that ho shall deliver course 0f
popular lectures, to be announced
later.
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NEW YORK, Sept 2l.-spsoulalion
opened larry active with sugar,
whiskey and gas leading In tho Trans.
actions. sugar after gain VI bfOke
ID 10 o. distllling declined ~ iOlI;
gAI Chicago Gas 10
The market became H,fOng under the
influence Of good buying. Reports
iron aeini.t niclal sources OF the Tegu.
LAT DIVIDEND 80 be- declared ON the
Rock leland, caused nn Gdvsuoe OIL
pur ceui; II fecsded ] on account Of tho
TumOf that the uifeolOrs' meeting
might be postponed Until tomorrow.
sugar maize gain Of 4 before noon, anu
lUsd advanced
Owing % "a 10 Iuolion Ia the Rock
island dividend the price broke 10 Bul
a decline Of o ueT cent from the higu.
tst aud Of i. on the uuy. About o
o'clock sugar urut'lri | per cent ami
lhogoneral lei q