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Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-11
PRODUCE MARkIT.

| small lots higher prices are asked and OH
cost cost. Of caring Tor AMI ming them. Thh' The'
parts t. making maxim sg smoi oqtsde qfdsrs want
FER to handle the goods in Job lots in
straight consignments as received.
-, p,rrtR-,.reo,ra,y bor.,iv 80 e.u,
gd ali ojSe SaE"s maEss % so@3 @?'aS 10 Sc65c5 10 f ta
e,adcs are as dull As eyer. quoted. Extra
dairy fancy, ilrm. linilgi store packed.
fresh, 9pllc OFT grades iHse.
EGGS Receipts light ana market nrm.
Crcam.ry grades in oo io
60 pound tubs s2II9, T.. r.e.r, pound dairy
per pound. rolls; prints or bricks, pounds.
In 10 pound tubs, Y. higher than solids.
.cuEESE-W We quote IerNmer county.
y. y. oheddArs. l3e per pound Crawford
county "a, eheddars, l80 per pound She
9oyEan, Wis., twins, " Shyho.9yEam WIS,
POULTRY Market steady and receipts
liens. De-, springs gi.4I5. Toost"rs i,r
Turkeys, TigUSc, spring turkeys over $
in this market Ducks 7asa Geese not
wanted, aa.nic; springs. 7c. Pigeons 500
p,,;; ,(I1Isunr-rogs Medium ,oa7i.. sx,r,
lnree. Il = psr dozen pIoyor 81 u p.r.
dozen. 'T5al ducks s. 55 per dozen; Niallard
ducks, 500 per dozen. Market moderately
,arIe are snarcs "i'" ''"' guy may
NTRY CURED MEATS-Supply
quite large. Hams iai,a. shoulders, Gigit1t;
giiae n l,a,' Lava 4 -fG - npd III mamma
tubs. Sc. S-'''' '"''' 70 ''' ~ "''' W. i'''''''
POTATOES -Receipts liberal and market
duu and weak Home grown. bv the
car lSG2ot: in a snlaIf way from wagons
af 55C. Iowa @Df,25r ANA Niunrsotg. 3D5i 4os
p,r buehel
SWEET POTATOES Market stiu duh.
Quotcd at 2oug5c per busGei
't'ATIF6flNIN fjrpt.firS snprly good
pcachos, GcH5i per Box. pears. s5a2.25. Sa-
ror,ting in unaIitv ,rI 'variaty. Tokny
GRAPES, 5Oa lie per casa. Niuscnt cranes. Sl5T
j. y per case; Black Prince grapGs, 75t per
case Malaga grapes. sOsH$t. Qumces SIS
p,r box
GRAPES STEADY. aud. selling fairly well
Pennsylvania, New York ana Ohio Con-
cords firm on fresh stock 2 pound baskets
fancy. 25a22igc, The po5r stock is accu,nu
iatius again. which has a tendency to hold
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-11
REPRESENTATIVE SAFES,
HORSES AND Es-Movements for

Receipts ..'.'''..'''..'.''t''.'.'. s
Shlpntnts '''''''-'''''.'''''''.'.'. 2lS
Mules are meeting with little better
demand and all fat and we'll broke are
also a very good demand for an good,
smooth horses. A number of buyers are
here from the South, but they all want
good stock. Plugs both dull and lower.
The auction sales of horses by the Stock
Yards horse and mule market Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday; were: % draft
ESQ and 1856 southern mares and geldings
at S7.jOH35.U0.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-11
Cotton.

New orleans. oct l0-COTTON-Quiet;
middIing, l5-lBct low middliug. g-lte,
good ordinary, &4r Net receipts 1918
bales; gross, 1868 bales; Continent 2,4jC
bales; coastwise. 1850 bales. sales. 4,U0
bales. stock, lS@ l1S bales
New York. oct. l0-COTTON-Quiet;
middliug. 9 3-lGc Net receipts, 400 bales,
gs sRs 10 S Sae9 e2le9 a tqMar@$G sptHHdr os% s 32S
bales, Total to-day: Net receipts, a5 ~
bales. Great Britain, co. bales; Continent,
glS2 bales; stock, 6Si. .2i7 bales.
Tho returns to the statistical division of
the department Of agriculture at Washing
ton cor the month of October make cotton
show decline of 81 points from the Sep,
tembrr condition, which was 70.S, against
G51 for the present month.
counties reporting extensive damage from
early rains recent drouths and raVages by
hOll worms and other insects. In South
Carolina, Georgia and Mississippi there is
not an exception; in the remaining states,
very few. Top crop almost cyeTyW here
reported a failure, and the yield shortened
by premature opening.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-11
MILLS Commission Co.

l0s New York life Building.
Telephone 2lSS. KANSAS CITY. MO.
Dealers In GRAIN and PROVISIONS for
future delivery, and NEW YORK STOCKS
and BONDS. orders By mail or telegraph
promptly executed.
Leased wires TO Chicago and New York
Refer To Bradstreet's and Dun's Mercan-
tile Agencies. New Englsod safe DEPOSIT
| as follows: J., W. Hooo burlington. has.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-11
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Trust Co.,


Capital st25O,OOo.
surplus and tndivided Profits. ~7aD.ooD
ARTHUR l.. STlLWEiL President
Vice Presidents: a Mosher j. /. Martin
W. Taylor J MCD Trmb,e
kobt. Conc Secretary. Nm s Tnvlor
Treasurer; Frank B. WiroN Asst Treas
JACQUES T. Noltheuius Asst ~ect.. E s. Mu-her
ID Asst SeCty, TrimUe Is Iraicy. General At
torneys
Executes General Trust IusInrss
Acts IS Trustee, Transfer Agent or Reg.
!ttrar for Corporal ions.
Acts as Executor, Administrator, Gunrd-
!hn, or Trustee of Estates.
Collects Western Mortgages,
Takes onargc of properties, collecting
rents, paying taxes. etc, for Eastern in-
tostors.
Kansas City Directors, A T. Stnweu. r. T..
Martin. A. A Mosher, Frank Cooper H. A Fax.
on j Med Trimbe. Robt Giuhlm
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-11
Grain Note-.

Yesterday was a holiday in the St. Louis
markets
The four Atlantic ports cleared for eX>
port Yesterday 4ii 500 bushels of wheat, 49, .
9li packages of -four lG>Opl bushels OF corn
and 53,tGV bushels of oats.
The Chicago Daily Trade Bulletin reports
the worlds stocks of wheat l7G.Gph.pOJ BUSH
els, against To- u1D.upp bushels September /
and 2njpnupp bushels october !. 1s9i. Rus
bushels a month ago and l2,opo"oo bushels
a year ago.
a letter from Hope Kas. says The
hroomcOr crop of this section has been
greatly oycrestimatei. There was at least
one-third Of the crop destroyed by dry
weather and frost. Prices seem low be-
cause buyers think there Is 4 large crop
when there is not good half crop. What
We have is Of good quality.
The more conspicuous increases OF avail
able stocks OF wheat last week reported by
Bra dstrccts and not Included in the official
visible supply We're: $1,000 bushels in the
Northwestern interior elevators 63o.'r>
bushels In various storage points in Mani-
tObd, 5000 bushels in MINNEAPOLIS private
elevators and 1000 bushels at Louisville.
tOrrtSp ponalug decreases. with the eNcep-
ton of 1900 bushels in Chicago private
elevators do not call for special mention.
Yesterdays Cincinnati Price Current
say: There il no essential relief from the
influence OF drOutb i'm retariing wheat
Seeding The area Is more Akely TO be re-
dused, though conditions SUl admit of
much further seeding. Disappointing OUT
look for prices Is restricting wheat plant
is the principal factor Eastward the crop
is generally retarded, but position Is not
diSnouTagiug. Not much enlargement in
wheat movement is indicated.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-11

The following are the bid and asked
prices OF stocks of Kansas city banks and
2ther local securities. as furnished by II.
T. Wright * Co. brokers. Armour build.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-11
THE LIVE sroch MARkEr,


Receipts at Chicago, ST. Louis, Omaha
ana Kansas City yesterday were: Cattle,
29200; hogs, $500, and sheep u POO; same
day last year cattle, S3,ooJ; hogs, 1920
New York. Oct. lO.-European cables
quote American steers al 9ul1c, dress ed
weight; refrigerator beef, sA4glec. No ex-
ports to-day,
, CATTLE-Movements for the past "A
hours:
Cattle Calves.
hecelpts ..'t..s...ts'...,t-t ....S,1lb 35S
shipments ..,...,.,... ..t..,,.- ,5,0il
iJIlNe-outs ,...-..... ,......,.... d, i3s 2Iy
There was but little change in the market
yesterday and sales very good for Thurs
day. Native dressed beef and export
steers were scarce ana what here brought
about alb, steady prices, th9nsh there We're
We're little lower. The offerings of native
COWS We're only moderate, and they sold
very well at Wednesday, prices. stockers
and feeders firm and the best in good de-
mand. Range cattle We're in good supply
and hardly. so firm as natives. Cows
thought TO be STEADY, but last part of the
ia lI.ss.esrs- ilewsd -weakne:s hilch COWS
I
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-11

As furnished bv Froneh Bros Commission
omptny, rooms ~, q, -. Exchange build
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-11

New York. oct l1.-Closug quotation
Oh the EeW York stock exchange
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-11
". J. Anderson, fj15''!'' sIstsi.,

sl6 Delaware ST.. Kansas City Mo. Com.
mercial Paper. Stocks and Bonds Real
Estate Loans.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-11

fFlurth assess meut paid.
''FirSt assessment paid.
New stock.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-08-10
~UNFORTUNATE EVENTS.

Forty persons were poisoned in Iowa
by eating poisoned meat.
Fire destroyed 10 buildings includ-
ing the bank at Melrose, Ia.
Four children Of family at Bristol.
Tenn, were burned to death.
Forest fires threaten the 500 Lines
property at Gladstone, Mich.
The Y. NJ. G. A. building at Wash
ington was almost entirely destroyed
by fire.
A food destroyed a great part Of
Silver City, N. NJ. No lives are report
edlost.
The sinking Of the earth at Burex,
Bohemia, has rendered $500 people
homeless.
The lugger Zenith was burned of
Baltimore. Ireland. Nine pereons were
drowned.
A train bearing returning pilgrims,
was wrecked near st. Brieuc, France.
and - people were killed.
John Brokaw, while training for {
| bicycle race at Wheeling, w. Va. col
lided with a trolley car and was killed
News has been received at Washing
ton that the colony Of American ne
groes in Mexico are starving and il
need of immediate aid.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-08-10
NEWS.

Work has been begun upon the Mis-.
souri, link Of the Missouri Pacific at
Sedalia.
The rumor that the Pennsylvania
and Burlington railways will CONSOLE
date is denied.
Western freight traffic officials are
considering the advisability of reducing
the minimum weight Of a loads.
1t is reported that the Burlington is
trying to establish an independent line
between Des Moines and Kansas City.
1t is proposed to build an electric line
from Lebanon, Mo-, to a connection
with the Missouri Pacific at Bagneu, q
distance of IS miles.
There is talk of calling a special ses-
sion of the Montana legislature to de-
feat the possible consolidation of the
Great Northern and Northern Pacific.
Trunk line presidents are again in
session, wrestling with traffic problema.
1t is proposed to establish . permanent
commission in which the ratemaking
power shall be vested absolutely.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-08-10
AN ISLAND ABLAZE
Settlement on Lake Michigan
Swept by a DostruC-
tive Fire.
a1EAVY LOSS OF LIFE FEARED,
Strong Probability That All
the Inhabitants Have
PeriShed.

CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-An Inter Ocean
special from Marinette, Wis, referring
TO the Beaver island fire. says: The
probability is that 100 residents Of
Beaver island, located i'll Green bay at
the entrance of the Straits Of Mack.
inaw, have been burned to death in
the forest fires which have desolated
the entire island during the last few
days.
Captain Young of the steamer Cuba,
who arrived here during the day, re-
ports that Beaver island is afire.
Wednesday might the island was en-.
veloped in flames which could be seen
by passing vessels for many miles out
into Lake Michigan. The Inhabitants.
who are employed in fishing and lum-
bering, number about 100. The
island is 80 miles away from the main
Land and it is not believed that aid
could have been secured in time to save
life and property. ...
Beaver island is the largest IN the
group Of islands Q the straits OF
Mackinaw. and on this island many
years ago James j. Strang. the Nor.
mon prophet, attempted to establish a
Mormon kingdom, which failed upon
his death. His body is buried on the
island. Fishing is the principal indus
try there. Few vessels stop at the
island, but vessels bound through the
straits frequently pass in sighs Of it.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-08-10
CRIMINAL NEWS,

Kansas City is flooded with counter
felt money.
Joseph A. Beam was hanged for
murder at Washington.
Ex-T Treasurer Woodruff of Arkansas
has been released on bond.
Henry Rolin, living neal Manchester,
Ia, killed his brother and himself.
A Lake Shore train was held up near
Stryker, 0. The robbers got $50.
Two deputy sherifs were held up
and robbed southeast of Perry, O. L.
Secretary Cunningham of the Kan
sas City race track was robbed of
IS, NO.
Albert Surprise was lynched a. Buck
horn Island, N. Y. for an assault Oh a
little girl.
Robert Coombs, Is years old, was held
for trial in London for The murder of
his mother.
Rosario Gardeno, the seventh victim
of the Italian Malta murderers, died at
New Orleans.
Philip Nicholas, who murdered two
men by drowning them, was hanged at
, Richmond, Va.
! John r. Martin, a Kansas City elec-
ton judge, indicted for alleged fraud.
has surrendered.
William L. Fredericks, who muir
dered a bank cashier, was hang I'd at
San Quentin, Cal.
Five Arkansas convicts made a break
for liberty and one Was killed and
another wounded.
John H. Brady. who robbed the Ore.
gon express and killed Sheriff Bogard,
has been captured.
I. l.. Connors of Assumption. Ills. F.,
says that he knows enough about
Holmes to hang him.
Almost an entire skeleton of O child
was found III the Holmes house in CHI
cagO; also part Of awOmGn's skeleton.
Or. Benjamin S. Macksy, u physician
in jhe Un.S led States navy, Oh waiting
orders, committed suicide at PALalel.
phia.
Ties were placed on a railroad tracl
zeal ST. Joseph, No. A rassenge,
train stopped within a few feet Of
them.
Twin City insurance companies art
said to have beer victimized by grave
yard insurance operators III North Car
O.lna.
Cherokee Bill shot and killed Jai
Guard Larry Heating st tho fe EZRA
Jail in Fort Smith, Ark. and may b
lynchod.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-08-10
Silver CrCan z,tiuns Unite.

DEYVER, Au.. 5--Ino con erence
between II REPRESENTATIVES OF tie
three Ir.nclpal silver organ. zations IN
I'll state, which lave Ieen III. progress
hc.o Tor SeverA days. agreed upoL cou-
soiiuation upon a non.partisan bass.
The new U0uy vii 10 known AS tie
Colorado SILVER League and includes
til 3 metallic uu.oL. Republican; the
Cloai.O State League: fopulist, anJ
the Co.oaGo aeIeaa.ion to the Nenphi,
convention representing the Demo
craSIc party.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-08-10
SMALL BUSH FIRES.
II High Wind Would Re a Signai Cor
Great Destruction.

n High Wind Would Re a Signal Cor
Great Destruction
HouaHToN, Mich. Aug. 5.-Small
bush fires are burning all through the
heavily wooded part Of the upper
peninsula. SO far little damage has
been done, except in Delta and School
craft counties, but the exceedingly dry
weather tavors the spread Of the fires
and high winds would be a signal for
a sweep of flames through the forests
IN many different places. In addition
so the danger to standing timber, some
200, 900. 600 feet of logs cut last winter
. could not be driven down the streams
10 the mills this spring and are in con.
siderable danger unless rain falls al
once. The Diamond Match company
alone has so, 900, 900 feet of logs hung
mp OH the Ontonagon river.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-08-10
TAYLOR BROTHERS CONVICTED.

roupd Guilty of che Murder Of the Mee.s
FAMILY at C~arrollton. MO
CARRoLLroN. Mo-, Aug. 6-The jury
in the case against the Taylor brothers
for the murder Of the Meeks family
found the defendants guilty OF murder
in the first degree. 1t took but ono
bal ct 10 decide that the brothers were
guilty Of the he nous crime chargei
AGA nst them aud that the penalty for
the butchery OF Meeks. his wife and
two children on the night OF May 10
last. should be set at tho limit Sem
tence was deferred tor the present.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-08-10
mos c. HAIL ALDxN J.
HALL & BtNNETL
3 A ~ Is ID r 8 ,
Virginia City, Montana.

DO a general banking business. Draw e1-
change on ali the principal cities Of the world.
The h!glss: rates paid for Gold Dust. Gold
and Silver Bullion. and County aud Territorial
securities.
r.llecsinn. carefully aud promptly attended
to.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-08-10
AEOUT ALUMINIUM.
Fro suction In the United States Last Year
Wa. $50, % Fo,naS.

Pro suction In Nh" United States Last Year
Wa $50, % ForudS.
WASIUNGTOS. Aug. 5.-The forth.
coming review O. tne geolog Cal survey
OF the lEiaerat resources. o. the country
viii show ;haJ The produ tion Of
aluminium IN the Ia ted STATES al 1894
WAS 55u. 90 pounds. Tue Imports We're
valued as $i,llO. BaAx, lie. VIII oh is all
oxlu, ot a.um lulu. has been found III
suiiiciens Quantities to be commercially
valuable in MY three localities in the
United States. These are in AR iona,
New Mexico, and tho Coca valley OF
Georgia and Alabama. A uninunA, the
review will sav. ha4 now ,oand tbs po-
sit on m tie arts predicted foc 1t, and
the demand = Increasing. LIS metal
lUrg.cal Use has proved more va. uab.v
alan wa CApect4u.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-08-10
CONTRADlCTS lAMOREAUx.
$n, vey of Mineral Lands In Montana Is
satisfactory.

SALT LAKE. U. T., Aug, "a spe.
,cial to The Herald from Butte, Mon,
says: Thomas G. Morrill,, president Of
the state board of land commissioners,
has made a statement in reply to the
Associated Press report from Washing
ton as to the cost and alleged d~issatis.
faction with the examination and class
~ification of mineral lands within the
Northern Pacific land grant by the
government commissioners. He de.
clares the statement OF Commissioners
Lamoreaux - a gross mssrepresenta-
tion. instead OF costing the govern.
Inent IS cents per acre Ior classification
the actual expense 50 far has been
I 10 cents per acre, aud the work has
been cm!neht4y satisfactory to the
u0UO.9
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-08-10
ri hon Howe Dead.

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 6.-Bishop Hare
Of sioux Fans. s. D.. who has boon q
guest at the Nicollet for several days.
received q dispatch from the East con-
vsyinR the intelligence that his father.
in.law. Bishop Howe. Of n Central
Pennsylvania diocese OF the EP'scopal
church. had just died at his old home
~ BRISTOL. Il. 1. Bishop howe was "
years old, and was n Of b oldess
clergy men in the church.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-08-10
QUINLANS PEACH.
Partial Confession Made by
the Alleged Accessories
Of Holmes.
KNEW OF HIS MANY CRIMES.
Murder Of the Conner Women
and Pitzel Practically
Admitted.

CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-The police have
at last obtained a partial confession
from Pat Quinlan, the ~janitor Of
Homes Castle, and have, they believe.
positive evidence that Benjamin F.
Pitzel was murdered in this city by
Holmes and the corpse sent to Phila-
dalphia.
The confession was wormed out of
the Quinlans by means of a tip given
the local officers by Detective Geyer OF
Philadelphia, who arrived in this city
during the day. The exact nature Of
the story told by the Q%uinlans the po-
lice will not reveal, and, in fact, Chief
Badenoch and Inspector Fitzpatrick
have both denied that Quinlan or his
wife made any confession at all. Not
withdrawing the denial of the police,
however. it is positively known that
Quinlan
Made had Signed . Confession.
Later it was learned that the confess
sion covered all the details of the muir
der uf Pitzsl, with the exception OF the
actual place in which the crime was
committed. The confession was OBJ
tanned from the Quinlans only after
the hardest kind Of work, and at the
price of a promise Of immunity from
punishment for all part the Quinlans
may have borne in the murder OF Fit
eel or other crimes committed by
Holmes.
Mrs. Pat Quinlan knew Of the disap-
psarauce of Mrs. Julia L. Conner in
Tr-1---1 <N~-k ~- 1ovr %hn hN6C ut
the woman after she was dead. She
further knew aud has admitted that
Pearl Conner
peared in the Castle
after her return from the Quinlan
farm at Lake Michigan. Chief Bade'
noch took Mrs. Quilllan and her hus-
band to the Castle, with Inspector
Fitzpatrick and Detectives Fitzpatrick
and Morton. The object Of this trip
was more for the purpose of letting
Qu;nlao and his wife meet than any
other. They were closeted together
alone for an hour in the room in which
the Julia Conner carpet lies and the
chair belonging to the murdered
woman stands. What took place be-
tween them no one knows, but Chief
Badenoch and the detectives are nearer
the solution of the Holmes mystery
than they aver were before. They
now have positive proof that Mrs.
Conner and her daughter Julia, o,
Cora Quinlan, were murdered i'll tbs
building while the mother was in hi
employ. Further, Quinlan and hi:
wife
Have Proved to the Police
that Mrs. Conner was so well aware O
the schemes which Holmes was operat
ing that it became necessary TO
Holmes to put the woman out of tn
way.
Pat Quinlan and his wife have al
mitted partially that a business in re
ceiving and disposing of dead bodie
stolen from country graveyards wa
carried on in the Castle under h dl
rection of Homes. The graveyards O
the western portion ofMichigan-Gran
Haven, Holland, st. Joseph and othe
places were despoiled Of bodies
These were brought to the Castle an
chemically treated and then disposed
to medical colleges. The cotfins wer
remade by Eolmes, Qoinlan and Pie
: eel and disposed of to underta1ers at
fair profit.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-08-10
in Marinatta County, Wiz.

PEsHTIGo, Wis. Aug. Forest
fires have again made their appearance
in Marinette county. At present they
are confined to the territory lying be-
tween Ellis junction aud Marinette,
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-08-10
Pullman Sleeping Cars
Elegant Dining Cars
Tourist Sleeping Cars
TRAINS AMRIYEs

TEAMS ARRIVES
No. I. From st. Paul Chicago and xl
Eastern pOints, arrive Sappin<"
tan dnilv & ~ .. N.
Whitehall dali, Ht ,... ..... ] III y. m.
N. U. No. FrOM SHukane Tacoma.
Seattle Port and, and all Toast
POINTS, arr,vrs Montana Un'"ii
II. pot, daily -" p w.
TIM AIN D. ~
N. U. No. /. For spokane, Tacoma.
Seattle, Portland. ami all coast
and CalifNtn,A p"i"'s. leaves
MOntann Union Depot d:.ily At. "a. M.
No. y. Fer st Paul. Ch'csx", and
all Eastern. Southern and Ca
nadixn poiats. Ieaves WhitahA l..!3 :Hs Z. N
S~.u,nsou II III IN
Throug NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ru't- pr l.t.red
Turist Shoppers {; II -gant dxv sOxches and dininl
car W., vice IN MI through trains.
For lnfOrmxtiO". timr cards. maps and { ckett
! call On ~ write w. n. ToUHv. ten. AZ -. \
East Broadway. Bate, AOut. or
CHARLES 3. ZEE.
General Passenger Agent.
g. Paul. Nlnu.
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Subscribe tOr tho iadis0nian.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-08-10
Arraignod Altgeid and Adjourned.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills. Aug. 5.-The spe.
cial session Of the Illinois Legislature
called by Governor Altgeld, adjourned
without having enacted hardly any Of
the numerous statutes desired by him,
except an arbitration bill. The house
adopted resolutions caustically arraign-
ing the governor as insincere.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-08-10

MAssILoN, O.. Aug. "a w%estbound
freight train on the Fort Wayne road
broke in two at 4 a. m. the rear and
forward sections coming together again
with great force, and causing q bad
wreck. -Four tramps were killed out.
right and six others dangerously in
jured.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-08-10
Clothing Of Mrs. COnOOr.

CI"Cn!uS Oh MTss O~""0f'
CHICAGO, Aug. 5. Several articles OF
clothing found at the Holmes "castle'
We're identified as having belonged to
Mrs. Conner. The Identification was
by the missing woman's husband. who
was taken to tho Sixty-third street
home by Chief Of Police Badenoch and
Inspector Fitzpatrick.