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caban iusurgsnis Again Defeated.

HAvASA, July .b.-Lieulonant
Colonel IeJgda, u The GItrilig iOrces,
routed the lhiufgenis near San LUIS
province Of Santiago DO CUBS. The
insurgents iIit fourteen dead, and re-
tired with tns WOUNDED. The troops
lost three killed, nine wounded aud
captured some ammunition.
Lieutenant Colonel Tcjaja, with n
detachment Of the anliuuNry battalion
ana n body OF GusTillas while return
ing to santa BATDErA mot the insurg-
sbts, c mmsnded by Quinlin Badrr.
The Spanish OjmmAnltt attacked the
intuTgun and after sharp engage.
mont dispersed them In all directions
with n lots Of forty killed aud wounded,
On the sids OF the ttUOIs, Major PTnnel
sud Captain Lopez we're Wounded, and
fiye pTivatcs killed, and seven
wounded. The guerilla forces have
had n brush with the insurgents In tue
Rio Soto district. AZ a result tbs LAT.
ter lost two killed.
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III. Walt uroLsA Rib.

CmcAuJ,July 2B-In the game with
Philadelphia n week ago "Wednesday,
Alison was hit with a ball by Pitcher
hylot He was struck just over the
bean, aud for several days afterwsrd
Nlsio soIe that he could barely move
sli arms. Last evening lie consulted
lee!or anu found that one Of his ribs
vas broken. The Injury has been u
'tiy painful ono and nos inturfered
s'ailisTAbly with his playing.
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LoE ANGELES. Cal, July 2G.--One
Of tho de,peal oil wells In the city,
louaied al the corner OF Hobart aud
West State streets, has suddenly start.
ed "gushinpO oil nj suCha rats that II
cannot DO kept under control. II has
oVerrun the neighboThooi aud Ia slill
II wing. The output 10 estimated by
experts TO be about 500 barrels per day.
A number Of owners OF wells In tue
vicinity whose properly has been yield
ing fair fuIurns have decided 10 stop
operations and dig deeper.
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CISCIHsATI, July 25,-ln inVesli.
eating tue poisoning OF George Wash
iugtOn Christopher Columbus oil,
VINO died Friday soou alter eating u
piece OF watermelon, detectives have
uusarlhod facts which lead them 10
believe there 10 G negro Malta here,
the oil loot Of which 10 10 put out Of tue
way persona who incur the ili will Ui
msmbors. Witnesses nj tho inquest
uniformly showed n desire to conceal
whatever they knew about tho case.
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Boston, July 2B,-lto body Of Al
berta stewart, n li,yssr-old school
girl who disappeared from her home,
90 Myrtle street, ycstrTtay afternoon,
wsB found In tho Cusrles river tOdsy,
Medical Eek miner Harris tound eyi.
GonCes that she was Cr,minsllY as
sSulIed, 1t 10 believed she was thrown
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RoCuUM, Westphali, July 26.-An
explCsiun occurred yet,sTday In lhe
Prince Won CurEOn mine, The bodies
Of thiTIy-two victims have already
been recovered. A number VI persons
are still missing. Search parties are
experiencing much difficulty Ia oKplOT.
ing the mine. In addition 10 the killed,
nine mvu were severely burned.
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THE TEINI"AD AFFAIR.
nrHziiiNns Much lNCIicd and Refuse
TO Abandon 'hp ISLAND,

NEW York, July 2O.-A Herald
special Tram Fusnos Aytes tayt; a
euTrsspop dout Ia Ri JaHeiTo tele.
graphs that the People Of Br. zll are
greatly excited because OF tho uccupu.
Ton OF the Island o. Trinidad Nv the
British. 1t Is alleged tnal tue repiy III
the BTlti1h minister to tho BrRz Ian
government relative TO the rrIuldsd
affair was oouched Ia insolunt terms.
1t declares thai Trinidad will he helu
by the British anu that England In
Iends 10 prevent any other nation pcs.
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HEuNES, y. j., July 2b.-A'Ier a
ualtlu % thrue quarters u an hour,
dutiuR which hB stood oii thTeo officer
trying TO arrest him lRtg uight Tor beAt.
Ing his wife, JuGu Sr-llisy, VI Union
hill, wA- killed Ia his own house.
Spclllry was the most desperate Eian In
New JeTsoy.
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TiEh,ing Ia salvador.

NEW YORi>, July .j.-A World dls-
patch lTUm san Salvador say-; Troops
have been hurrledly sent t. SjnsOnatr,
az fighting began there again on Mon.
Jay, aud continues.
Tue rebels have forced the garrison
to abandon the town aud ~ 10 AGA.
Jutla 70 prevent the report VI the land
ins o! u TVyO,utlOnaTy expedition.
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Me.Icsn, s,i.s nrItl.h Properly.

MOBILE, Ais, July ga news
paper from Bonze, British Honiutas,
brings the fitsi news Of the seizure 0h
Bacalar lagoon, Houdo river, the
dividing line betw, en- Honduras aud
Yucstau, OF two logwOod boats anu =
quantity Of logwOod belonging To
Brit,h ,u' cts. The seizure was
made by u dvEi,an war v.tsel for al
loled violations Of police regulations
Ia leaving those ostcis on July 20 the
tho war vessel passed between two
Islands belonging TO GreAt Britain aud
therefore passed through British tern.
tufisl waters. The question raised u
WI ether this &C, can DO Justified. Il
will be- brought to the attention OF the
home gJyetumsnt
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DENvER, July .0.--Con. sullivan,
alias A. Is. Hsndeson, who killed
Clarence BAR, a Chinatown guide In
san Francisco, served nearly ten
years in the Colorado penitentiary for
shooting Jack Lssslt through the mani
vt Granite. lie wSs pardoned Just
before his sentence expired.
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Indy Chnrsed WIN ForgsrT.

LoSpoS, July 20,-LAIy Francis
Rose Canning, wIuow Of Rev. Sir
Henry Cunning, fourth baTOuet Of
that name, who died Ia 1856, was
charged today with forging bill Of
exchange, using tho name OF her
father, william HvnTy spencer.
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Colorado. Wyoming aud Utah
Railway,

CHEYENNE, wyo., July 26,-The
Colorado, Wyoming and Utah R,il-
way company has filed articles Of in-
corporation with tho secretary VI state.
The capital stock IL $1,000, 900.
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REBELLION IN CHINA.
SlrniSas as 10 the Future Ol The Vast
bSaiiC Empire,
IL HUNG CHANGES DAYS NUMBERED
story OF Prophetic Buok-li'contcn,
aud superstition Among the
Masses.


BAN fEhNtlsCO' July 20 no
Tung, n Chuoiu banker Il Hong X .ng
Win Hyur.d In IN, unsurc.,.iuI uee,.
,t.,t..'t. tg...t--, =. s..,,,..p,.,,.-
""'''ii' ." "s'N"' W "O'' NV
war loani hrrlNel from the OHent on
the steamer CITY Of pgkln uud IL su
routy L, N.w Yors aud I,uuuu. In
,,,...,..,... -. -, -. T..
''"E '1O 'N''' W. Wv "'i "'
says the oulslal uhlto' ~ huhs NuAhE
sro numbered aud incliuvs 70 ;hu be-
lIsf Tint tb, r,uutrv utay be pnruIfe 4
tI.,..t.t. -.
~ 'V'"''""' Nv '', l''''e
Won uf internal strife NOT unly upon
lhe general dlsconlent OF the people
Out upon the tupefsIi1lou o. he
tnalsts.
III revolution does afitc,' no thiii
VI thihk a liIto LOOK published atuuI
4IO years ago viii be Que ot tte causes
In an Indirect way. For centuries tho
BOOK has bseu pfohibi'ol publication
or circulation, ana yet great many
people know Its putpoft Lou Pas
wong, prophet anu Strand
secretary under the Ming dyhatY
tho one that immpdihiely PIE
ccdrd tue 'Aistng Chihg dynasty,
vas Tue huliOr OF the DOOR auu
he Wrolo II IN answer To hqu'el1u
rut " him by Tue MIS- emperor OF Tue
present iynasly Familiar VITA hit-
tofy Aud havlna isith 10 W lrasoufi he
ipyuEht lhAt 40 0ihcI dyrhllts hHu
arisen, h'urstsl anu inca ti-apltnrd
rom Tue SCENE W p0lllioal ne Va emma
MS also NgJ.a aome day follow tue
same course ~ Tie asked Tue professor
now Ions his # nasty w0u'I ilNu' II
was Ia answer 10 this qir't On That
the DOCK was written. a. contained
prophecies anu linls ~ Wha1 tAv Ia
'utu would btiug iorth aud among
O'het 'hinHs preululed that the u}'
misty would aiaHppelr aurlug tlis
century Bone itOphrcltu In Toe uOJS
have pfactlra ~ come 10 pAs', fact
ihat has Impressed Itself on many -
'uptfs'itlous mind IL IN Tor thl' f'A'
con 'hr booA may nave great ltUl'
ehce 81 lhln late usy upon me masses
u citcumsinncos ato prIpillous ~ tue
umo VI any iuciFiuht upiisiug' SIN l
TohId he supplied u hear OF fcvJlu'
u0n. Ihu beet thought oi the nation
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sOUTHAMPlOS, July &c rhu United
stale. cruireT Columbia called iuT New
York at 1890 on L spsed tsst across the
A tlnutic,
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,n,an y. Anthony rak.. sleh.

LAKE SIDE, Ohio, July 26.-Su,an
B. Anthony had an attack OF heart
allure after speaking this morning.
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hor mile avay. Mrs. wlligtub will
probably DO sent 10 an asylum, a. u
nss been known forsome time that she
was Insane.
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bridge wr.hsdAway.

,9,nihAcusE, Kas,, July 20. - Tho
ws, across the Arkan,ss sivor here
tbs , Washed away by a sudden rise Of
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DOCTORS IN COURT.
Dr THE "nuMlS aAGSETo CHIEF.
Arguments Mad Before the chief jus.
tee 1oday-Olhsr Legal
Items.

The attendance Ot halt score Of
the leading physicians In lown upon
Chief Justice Merrit.s court today
was not owing to any physical silmeut
o. tue chief Justice, WHO was slightly
indispOstd a snort time since, bat now
IL In better health. Tho reason lot tbs
medical iueu being out In force was
summons iasucd Ia tho case OF Robert
W. Runw!Ck vs. tho Utah board OF
medical examiners, cjmpjaed OF Dfs.
Ailcn Fowler, G. G.. Shinuick, J. NJ.
Dart, Joseph NJ. Richards, NJ. y.
Graves, j. d. Cunningham AMI SAM
uel II. Allen.
The occasion OF sll tue trouble was
the maaing Of an order by the medical
board that DE-. Rcnwick appoaE and
show cause why his liuonae 40 hysl.
cian la8ulI not bu revoked because OF
alleged unuiOiessisnsl and dighoaor.
uUlu CpuluUt. Dc. ltuuwlck ~ chief
% tuv auuha ain.ues company men.
brrH ul Walga have bHUn arrested iDt
piauugiag medicine without q llgcuss,
uut WAU were acquitted by tho iuIy
Whuu the case Iglau to trlal. 10 -
stated Tat tdO Giuhp CRADLE sul w.
professional conduct CDmplsilcd
agaIutt Sac lgttudau. kruwisN - tao
aucsci maud contained ~ tai. glowing
Advertisements Of thu Magnets.
Iho Clsu wAigTguui today uy Messrs.
Walter Murphy Gnd Chas. &. Dey, the
former in'ising that an Injunction to
prevent tho revocation OF Df. Rem
wlgk's license would bv unlawful, aud
sir. boy urging with equal Vshom.
ouCu that Uiuilutc to grant al inluno-
ton w0uiu work n SERIOUS elect Ia tue
iIrcIngauir iuJIfy D, WoIld do the
Mugneln' chief representative,
The matter was tasen under al wise.
mcrI ~ Judge Merritt.
OTHER COURT ITEMs.
The American Loan aud trust com.
pnny has iiled n petition TO set aside
tho appointment, made by Judge Msr-
fitt On JIly H., VI Oliyor Ames, SEQ
und, and Edwin +. AtRins, to succeed
a, q. SmIUt Eud II. .. EldrsIge, de.
cua'ed, u trustees Of the mortgage on
tho Utah Central railway. The basis
OF tue petition IL that the Loan com.
pauy IN the owner Ot 1JJ bonds under
thu mortgage.
Caroline Chapman asks . divorce
from Joseph Chapman on the ground
Ui bIutRl treatment. The couple have
seven children. The court Issued an
order iorbldiing the defendant TO die
pgse VI bis property pending the suit.
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Tn. ntIlIm.II mnrdsr oa,..

ST. LOUIS, July ga special 10
thp Post. Dupaioh from Hannibal, No.,
sHy,i When Dlod SIillweli anu wife,
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PERsIAN> AIMS.

shnguinHrJ Conflicts wan Tarhs lie.
ported from COnstantinopis.
PARIS, July CA dispatch from
ConsiantiLOplo says ssnguinary con-
illcls have taken place between Turks
and PeTsians on tue Persian frontier.
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SILT LAEERS GO HOME
II, rand Of BalnOct3 Gone 10 Tho
Scene Of Trouble
-, uo,rlLrs DEFY TIE POLICE
.,..,. conflict nHy occur At
A., Hom.o'-Ih' situate"
Net Improving

trai pEai'' 70 M Nh"N ,,.,
r,c,ryrLo, Idaho, July sO'--slgn''
., n,hlsd on the mountains
T T ,tpdl.ns send ponies back for more
tgskL mn.
poc,r,lLo, Id.hO, July 2G.-HOyt
ss,,m.u,. family and other Salt Lake
r,,sl, who are sOIourning In this SEC
,' for pleasure will return home on
,.5uu, Of the Indian scare.
>, IMPROVEMENT IL THE SITUATION
!. Aic.ai,a Pr,sh
Bc,rELi.o, Idaho, july g5.-rhe
,tu,lion in northwestern Wyoming
,B,,, the Indians are on the wnrpsIh'
ht0l improved today
A5uAnI General Sitter Wyoming
"A hourly expecting to hear that a
stalc, has occurred between the seI-
Inn and Indians In Jackson Hole
Valley.
A band Of BAnnook Indians, under
The le.def,hip OF Jim Ballard, has
,aflsi north toward the seat oil
rjublp. II they reach tho Dolligersnts
10 Fall River valley before irJope get
lhsis, and they uudoubdedly will, tue
fsiull may ue disastrous. Ballufd's
tand 10 composed Of the worst element
VI the BAnnocA uibe'
HOsTILEs DEFY THE POLICE.
wAsnSuroN, July 20.-ludisn
Agent letter, u Fort Hall, Idaho,
Indian reservation, today wired Com
missioner Browning that tho police
men cent alter the Indians positively
tsil,r to return TO tho reservation.
The sgsni ASKS permission to accom-
tluy sue Uniled States troops ~ tue
issHs Of the disturbance. Tho Authot-
lly bA, been granted.
SETTLERS WELL ARMED.
HELENA, Mont, July 26.-GsnsrAl
Brooke, commander OF tho department
VI tue PlaIle, 10 In Helena toaAj.
I. l.. Crawford, n ranchman, lust
tom Jackson Hole, says tho ssttleTs
lir we'll armed and Rble to resist the
ltdllus until Iho troops arrive. Cav.
ifi nyI the treaty allowing tbs In.
dams to hunt applies only 10 5ho'
iaout,.
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ONE or me yIcIIMs.

LAFAYETTE, lad, July 50.-Eme.
line CigIands, "a reported vioam Of
Holmes, Ia well known here. she went
10 Dwight, Ill, In 1891, where she VISA
n sIenOgraphsE. Later friends were
informed by her that sue was with the
A. q. q. Copying company Of Sky.
iiith street, Chicago, and was SOON 10
marry the manager, Robert H.. Phelps.
This marriage, according 10 cards 10.
ceived here, took place IN December.
1892, Since then, her Lafayette
lrisnds have had no .fnCe OF her,
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A DENcn WIN BLOOD STAINS.

CHICAGO, July 26.-Ono Of the Inn
porIAnt haus made by the police today
IN tho search a. thu Holmes "casllsn
was bench covered with blood slain5.
IL was found In vacant store room
next 10 the apartment In which Pat
QuinlRn slept.
1t Is believed Holmes used the bench
az an UperatiGg Istlo on which he dis.
memhsrsI tho victims before uisposiug
OF their bodies.
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r Z, Idaho. July s0'--slsn'l
a.. i'' q, lighted on the mountains
T., Indians send ponies back i0' n'0''
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FINANCIAL REVIEW.
Henry CLOVIS Weekly Letter on
the Financial Situation.
A GENERAL ADVANCE is NOTED
In the Leading Stocks Since March,
The Rise in PrIocS AutlolpatorY,
Tho Gold Situation Occupying tho
Public EyS-The Syndicate Com
tract WIZ Terminate In Two Weeks


Special Correspondence Ort's miepissne.r
Nav YoRK, Sept l5,--AfTairs in Wall
street have shown some change since
our adyices Of last week, The "bear"
side has certainly been more aggressive
than their oppouentsi the bull" side
still persIstiug however in lis convIc.
ton that the situation IL a good Onei
while tho shear" side on the other hand
insisting that the current and prospec.
tive uncertainties call for a cautious at.
tiluds and warrant communicating.
The "Iongs" try to support prices
rather than force advances while the
shorts" are cautious about overselling
the market, As the point on which
difference centres is chiefly as to
whether the rise in prices, since March
d, is warranted by the change in the
general situation, 1t may help to con-
clusion ii va present tho following com.
parlson OF prices OF leading stocks now
and on the 9th Of March last;
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couLp NOR LIVE LONGER
when Her Lover Paid Attention to Au-
other Woman,

HuSTlSGToS, W. Va, Sept. l5--For
nearly ten years, since Miss Mary
Drainer was eighteen years old, shO has
received the attentions of Frank Burns,
aralhor gay young man OF her own age.
Miss DrainOr has always been rather
plain, but none the less eslimabls young
woman, tho daughter OF Farmer John
Drainer, living on the outskirts OF tho
town, Her friendship with Burns haS
been constant aud loyal on her part,
but Burns as no and his sweetheart
grow older grew less attentive.
Recently Burns began paying court
TO another young woman In the neigh
borhood. Ills new flame has all tho
charms Of youth, Is viVaCious and pref
ty. His vista to Miss Dralnor grew
less frequent and his manner cold aud
ropelling, Miss DrainOr bore her piqus
In silence, but she was deeply GTIeyed,
and last evening she decided that lie
was no longer worth living.
She procured q revolver, and firing a
29.calibor bullet into her left breast, tho
bullet passed through her lung, barely
missing her heart, and lodged under
tho shoulder blade. The doctors say
she cannot recover Burns is said to be
overwhelmed with remorsO and to have
declared that he really loved Mist
Drainer worry dearly,
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by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There is only one one wav to euro deaf
ness, aud that is by constitutional rem
odics. Deafness Is caused by an in
famed condition OF the mucous lining
OF the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube gets intlamsd you have rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing, and when
il IL entirely closed deafness is tho re-
sult, and unless tho Inflammation can
DO taken out aud this tube restored to
It's normal condition, hearing will DO
destroyed forever nine cases out Of ten
are caused by catarrh, which is nothing
but m in1amsd condition OF the mucous
surfaces,
We will give Ono Hundred Dollars for
any case Of deafness Caused by catarrh)
that cannot DO cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send Tor circulars. free.
+. ]. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, ..
sO-Sold by Druggists, 75c.
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IIUSTiSGToN, W. Va, Sept l5.-At
ProctorviIIe last evening there was u
balloon ascension in connection with
tho closing day Of the fair, The aaro-
nant, James Chalmers, went up about
1000 fect and cut the parachute loose.
There was astrong wind blowing at tho
time and the parachute was carried rap
idly towards the river, and ChHlme
alighted fairly in the middle OF the
stream, where it is nearly hall a mile
wide and quite deep,
lie divei from under tho parachute.
but buCame cntangel in tho ropes and
was rescued in aSkitI, SO nearly drowned
aS to be unconscious. It took fully au
hour to resusCitaie him.
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Is recent letter to the mnnufac.
turors Mr.. W. +. Benjamin, editor Of
tho Spectator, RuIhford. N. Y, says:
"it may be a pleasure to you to know
tho high esteem in which Chamber.
laln's medicines are held by the people
Of your own state. where they must be
best known. An aunt OF mine, who re-
sides at Dexter, Iowa, was about TO visit
me low yearI since, and before leaving
homo wrote me, asking II they were
sold hore, stating II they were not she
would bring quantity with her, n.
size did not like 10 DO without them. "
Tho medicines referred to aro Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy, famous ror its
cures Of colds and Group; Chamberlain's
Pain Balm for rheumatism, lamO back,
pains in the side aud chest, and
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Romody for bowel COM
plants. These medicines have been in
constant uEo in Iowa for almost quar-
tor OF a century. Tho people nave
learned that they arc articles Of great
worth and merit, and unequalcd by any
other,
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Mira Phoebe Thomas, OF Junction City,
H., was told by her doctors she hiA
consumption and that thorO was no
hope for her, but two bottles Of DR.,
Kings New Discovery completely Curod
her, and she says II saved nor lilo. Mr..
Thomas EgVers, lS9 Florida 81, San
francisco, suffered from dreadful cold,
approaching consumption, tried with.
ont result everything else, then bought
ono bottle DR.. Kings Now Discovery
and In two weeks was cured. Ho 10 nat.
urNlly thankful. 1t Ia such results, Of
which these are samples, that provo tho
wonderful efficacy Of this medicine Ia
coughs aud colds. l'roo trial bottles al
logan Drug Co.'s drug BtOrO. Regular
size Doc and $i.OO. b
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Tho market is very strong for foreign
woods in sympathy with firm conditions
In London, where prices Hro quoted
about 10 per ceut above tho close OF tho
recent salo for Australian Crossbroeds
and 10 per cont above for nlerino'. Tho
woods bought at tho last sales eau be
shipped back to London and sold at n
good profit. Domestic woods are com
parativcly moro quiet than iorGiRn, but
Tic strong tono Of tho latter tonds to
kocp values steady, and dealers aro
maintaining values with lair amount
Of firmDoss. somO fair salOi arc ro'
corded, n limo Of choice Xxx and above
Ohio being sold at zoe, and NNN Ohio
nj 2ic. Fuw sales Of the iormnf can DO
noted above Toe, however, which Is tho
ton Of tho market Oh general inoa
Territory woods AFRO auiot but steady ON
lilo SColitad basis Of 33AJjr for liho me
dinm and 0no aud i2c for medium
Garnet woods arc quiOt,
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RIVER rIltATEs.
They Are Surprised By Pursuing onioorsr
Hut Make Their Escape.


Hut Make Their Escape.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Sept. l5.-For
several weeks past the farmers living
along the Ohio river near Galiipolis and
Point Pleasant have been great losera
on account OF the raids made on them
by the shanty boat mon. They employ
cd couple OF officers to run down tho
CaSsan brothers, who have been leaders
Of gang Of thieves.
The policemen surprised tho mon on
tina boat ten miles above here at an early
hour yesterday morning, aud they
showed fight, In the shooting that fol-
lowed Dau CassAn was shot aud can
lured, but he escaped later with tho
others. and all are now in hiding, and
the officers are securing the country
for them. The boat iS in charge Of q
jnstieO at Cox's landing and Is filled
with stolen goods.