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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-29
Advance Sale in Black Dress
Goods.

Goods.
HENIIETTAS.
36-incb, regular price csc. spc-
cial per yard. 15c.
36-inch. regular price 2sc, spe-
eial per yard, zoe.
3s-inch, regular price 35c, spe-
cial per yard, csc.
4O-inch. regular price SOC, spe-
cial per yard, sac.
45-inch, (silk finish) regular
price CSC. special per yard. &c.
42-inch Pricstley's novelties,
regular price 1925. special per
yard, SOC.
40-inch Ecroyds silk warp. plain
regular price 1925, special per
yard, S5c.
42-inch Priestley's silk warp,
plain. regular price $l.S5. special
per yard $1.1O.
3G-inch Novelties, regular price
75c-65c-60c. special per yard 42c.
4O-inch plain black nuns yelling.
regular price 75c. special per yard
45c.
3S-inch plain black albatrose,
regular price Csc. special per
yard. 42c.
The above is for this week only.
Wash Dress Goods.
Dimities, challies, Grape de Jap
on, Swisses, silk stripe challies.
etc, will all be put on the counter
at prices that will sell them quick.
Summer Corsets.
% dozen sold everywhere from
SOC to 75c-to move them, your
choice SOC.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-29
The Weather.

Light rains today and Tuesday
stationary temperature: thunder
storms this afternoon. Today's tenn.
perature, IS
=. 3. WALL, Observer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-29

A meeting Of all citizens is hereby
called at the rooms of the Rock ISL
and Citizens Improvement associa-
ton in Mitchell & Lynde's bank
Tuesday evening. July 80. to con-
slider the Western hospital question.
j. A. WILSON,
w. p. QUAYLE,
A. F. VrNToN,
Committee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-29
Don't Stop Him:

He has 4 bad attack Of collie and is
making for n. F. Bahnsen's drug
store after q boytle Of Fsby's Collie
and Dfafrho& Cke-25 ceAts AID 80
cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-29

The Burde stoeN of hardware. tin
ware and house furnishing goods will
be sold for cash at greatly reduced
price to close the business, at lS1a
Second avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-29
TOBIAS In TROUBLE
Alexander, the Colored Man,
Steals Chickens.
From L. KOHNs REFRIGERATOR.

Supposed to Ee Responsible for the
Numerous Ice Box Eobberics Perpc
tratcd of Late-Recovsred the Harness
Small Boys Catch ON Trains.
Tobias Alexander. whose gloomy
physiognomy is not a strange piece
of furniture in the police courts. is
once more in trouble. This time he
wss captured while stroliiag home
ward with his stolen plumber. and
IS the circumstances are clear
against him, Tobias is not backward
about admitting his guilt-but he
breads the consequence which, on
account of his former crimes, he
knows will be anything bus lenient.
Tobias was on the homeward march
about II o'clock Saturday night. He
keeps "batch" on Fourteenth street
and Eighth avenue. Going up
rwenty-third street, he spied a large
refrigerator stationed on the porch of
L. Kohn's residence. He knew it
contained some good things which
we've being kept cool for the Sunday
dfnaer. He didn't miss his guess.
Two nicely dressed chickens were the
first luXuries that caused Tobias lips
to expand with a broad smile. They
were placed underneath his coat.
Lemonade wouldn't be bad drink for
his Sabbath feast, either so he appro-
priated five lemons ard made his exit
light-heartcd and Illuminated with
smiles in anticipation of what would
occur at his little Fourteenth street
aboile the following day. But he had
proceeded short distance only when
Officer Bender tapped him on the
shoulder and questioned him regard
ing the projections in his sides. 1t was
all over with Tobias. He admitted
the truth and was divorced from the
fowls and lemons and escorted to
headquarters.
Numerous ice box robberics have
been reported to the police of late,
and they are inclined to believe they
have the man responsible for the
majority OF them.
Alexander was bound over to the
circuit court under bonds of 500 this
Afternoon for larceny.
Recovered the Harness.
a set of harness stolen sometime
ago at Monmouth was recovered yes
terday afternoon in the possession of
John Sharp. horse trader camped
near the Watch Tower. The deputy
sheriff of Galesburg followed Sharp
here aud placed the warrant for his
arrest in Sheriff Hemenwav's hands.
Chief Etzel went out yesterday morn
iDS end located the man and harness,
and in the afternoon he and Bailiff
HuQ arrested him.
smal BOY DeviItry.
mcs Shatihon, Louis Hotter and
alsfnss Flynn, three troublesome lads
81 lender ages, were arrested this
morning by Officer Miller for catch
Jag onto switch engines in the Peoria
yards. They were assessed $50 and
costs each this afternoon, the fines
being suspended during good be-
hnvior.
Other Onenses.
Mrs. George Hathaway was as
sessed s. and costs Saturday evening
for breach OF the peace.
A. Smith and Gilbert Murray were
fined 50 and costs each this morning
for fast driving. They were ar
rested by Officer Moody early yes
terday morning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-29
Strange

That at of the should be to close
small odd lots goods which will 1nseaSonab
nothing that should pairing
there cutting this and catch
and attract the attention who otherwise might be
buyers
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-29
Duck Suits.

We mark 'em down. our 81. 25 duck
suits having been closed out, we now
mark down our S1.75. S1.s7 and el.92
all down to 1925 to close, all from
s2.97 up 10 $3.50 60 down to s2.2s to
close.
All White Duck Suits from e275
to $S.SS now while they last only
81. 81, material alone would cost more.
GAINESVILLE Pottery.
Quite the proper thing. one gross
(144) hand decorated cusPadors this
lot at &c piece.
To make it lively at our hosiery
counter Tuesday we will sell 80
dozen ladies' blue and brown mixed
hose At Sc a pair, 90 dozen ladies'
fast black hose Sc pair.
Silk Mitts.
Three styles which we have too
large quantities CT:
Lot no. 1-Were, 20c marked down
to lie, will close them out at Ice.
pair.
Lot The Csc kind reduced to
1Sc, will close them out ut 13c.
Lot 3-The SIC kind will now be
closed out for 2lc. Here is an op-
portunity for special economy.
Refrigerators.
Only five refrigerators left all told.
Less than cost to make. Bargains
sure enough while they last.
IN Undergarments just received
us and we grabbed them quick.
IS. The new Umbrella Drawers
he Umbrella Skirts, cambria and
N.
1920, 1922, 1924, 1926 and 1928
Second avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-29

TnB Argos delis1fv& every 4*&
ing at your door af Toe . week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-29
SmMl BOY Deyiltry.

Mrs. George Hathaway was as
sessed IS and costs Saturday evening
for breach Of the peace.
A. Smith and Gilbert Murray were
fined 50 and costs each this morning
for fast driving. They were ar
rested by Officer Moody early yes
terday morning.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-07-20
ASESINATO ALEVOSO.

FL "Progreso,' de Trinidad, Colora.
do, correspondence al dia rs del CO.
ulente tfae 10 siguiente;
"Otra vez Ia pequena poblaci6n de
starkville ha sido teatro de un segun-
do asesinato en- sangre tria durante
ell corto periodic de tres meses. Toda-
via esta fresca en- la mente del pdblico
Ia muerte del desafortunado Felix Pa
dtlIa cuando fue asesinado en- Abril
pasado sin Ia menor causa. Esta vez
la yictima ha sido un tai Davis, asesi-
nado alevosamente el Domingo en- la
noche por Leandro MARITIME y Pedro
Baca. Segun information obtenida Sc
supone que Davis traia consigo algun
dinero y que ese fuG el motive para
quitatle Ia vida, Los asesinos movi-
dos por Ia codicia quizas, proyectaron
el plan de lIeyarlo para Starkville d 10
que cl inleli1 Davis accedi6, sin sospe-
char, tai vez el horrible fin que Sc lie
acercaba, Cuando llegaron a Stark
vile inmedalamente Sc dirigieron i la
cantlna del ST. Marcos Trujillo y alli
pasaron parte de Ia noche tomando Ii
cor. LEGO la hora en- que Sc iban 4
retirar y los tres juntos salieron afue-
ra de la cantina; todo fut que e2tuvie-
ron fVera dc la casa, los asesinos rom
pieron fuego en- contra de su victima
dandole tres tiros los cuales lie eau.
safon muerte lnstantanea, Uno dc
los tiros tomd qfecto debaio de la bo-
eai otro en- la parte de atris en- la ca
beza y el otro en- una pierna; luego 10
arrastraron una corta distancia en- dom
de 10 dejaron y salicron huyendo, Los
aseslnos aunque jdvenes que ahora en-
piezan d yiyir, ambos son va ex-c6n-
victos. Pedro Baca ha servido una
condena en- la penitenciaria del esta-
do y Leandro Martinez estaba recien
lIegado del institute dc correction en-
donde habia expiado una sentencia de
dos amos como menor dc edad.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-07-20
Influenza del China en- In Salud.

No Sc puede negar que ea grande
la inauencia del clma en- la salud; en-
conocimlento dc esta verdad es que
los m6dicos enyian 4 los enfermos que
Qadeecn eniermedades pumonarias 4
otro lugar por mudar de aires. Pero
cuando el enlermo esta demasiado de-
bill para segulr ell conseio antonces su 81
tuacl6n g bastante triste, pero nonece.
sacramento desesperada. FL Descubrt
miento Medicinal dc Orc del ur Pier
&c, Sc puedo obtcner en- cualqujera
droguerla y es el d Quien millares de
oasos considerados va sin esperanza
lie deben la vida.
Hasta cielto punto en- los Avances de
Ia tisis, el la5cuDrimiento Medicinal dc
Gro del Or Pierce es un remedio posi-
two. Para la tisis. Ia tardanza es peli-
grosa I'm todas las condolences que
ella conducen. III "Descubrimiento
es el remedio, No hay cosa que ope.
re con tanta prontitud en- las toses
pulmones dtbiles, Toda enfermedad
d Ia que Sc pueje llegar por la sangrc
cede a esta medcina. Una de elias c,
la affection esctofulosa de los pulmonei
q la que sc llama tisis. Para esta ,
para toda otra clase dc escrofula, pari
Ia sangre enierma, y para las enferme
dadcs bronquiales y dc los pulmonei
el "Descubrimiento" es remedio tai
seguro que sc puede garantlzar. s
deia dc curar 8 aliviar SC devolyerd c
dineTo.
Por mucho que sc olga no hay ott
mcdlcina tan buena como esta. Y NJ
Icomprc Y. oua nj ctea que la hay mejor
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-07-20
C0nlIlnicallG,
tAs vrq,a, + w JaBo t. de ls5

tAs fr8sa, +, n Jaiio li de l45,
Editor dc IT, lagErESpIESfa.
Muy sehor mic:--En el "Optie," +"
correspondence al dia II del corriente
aparece IN escrito ccnsurand0mc diz-
que porque yo induci al coronayjo 4
hacer un des6rden en- IN bale que fut
tenido en- el Plaza Hotel una dc las
noches pasadas. In respuesta a 10
que ese peri6dico dice, digo que mil
ycces miente y puede limpiarse el eJi.
tor con otra cosa y no copmiga,
ou seryidor,
ID. {. pE BAcA.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-07-20
j. III. STEARNS.
AbarrOtcS dc Consume Y dc LujO,
I'm Ia esquina de la Calie Sexta Y
Avenida Douglass, Plaza Nueva, as
Vegas, N. NJ.


ANlSt.
Aqueilos quo deseeu aendcr la reunion de
los Knights ICmpar en- H0st0u, Mass, Ag0sto
2b-j0 dc ltgJ ycnderemos holetas de vlaie fed0n-
do p0f la mitad del rreein. Lns mtsmas esta-
ran de yeuta Agosto II hasta el ~, 1906 Buenos
Tara su vuelta hasta el dia Is de Sept 1898.
AQuellos que deseen atender a Ia reunion de
IL sociedad de ofganizaeidn eristlana en- Boston,
Mass. julio 10 y II de 1898, venderemos b0leas
de viaie redondn, de Las Vegas Boston yuel-
To p0t sA1.2A. Las mtsmas estafan de venta de
julio hasta 81 inclusive, y setan buen0s para
su vuelta hasta el "a de Julio dc 1886.
Aquellos que deseen atender Ia reunion dc
Ia sociedad Baptist Young Peoples Union OF
America Julio lsy T. de is9i, les vendeTemos
boletas dc primer elase ror Ia mitad Gel preeio
pof ylaie redondn. Las bnletas estaran de venta
Julio u y II de ls95 buenos para 81 yueta haSta
Agost0 de 1895.
kqnel0s que deseen atender Ia eouveneidn
del Fpw0rtlnleague en- Chattanooga, fenu., in.
Mo u 81 de 1875 les yendcfemos boletas de viaja
red0ndo p0r Ia mitad del preclo Las boletas cs-
tafan de vcnta los p "a dc Junio de isg1. Bue-
nos para su vuelta hasta Julio lsaa,
G, +, JoRKs, Agente.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-07-20

partido republicano todos estos al
borotos dieron por resultado Ia facil
election dc Cleveland. Pero en- 1890
Ia situaci6n es dilerente el partido de
mocradco Sc halla descreditado en- ca
81 todos los estados de Ia union, como
10 probaron las elecciones dc 1904, en-
las cuales obtuvieron un triunfo radical
los republicanos y eligieron una gran
mayoria dc los miembros del proximo
congreso. Por otra parte, la admins.
TRACTION actual dc Cleveland ha sido
sehalada desde su comicnzo por todo
g6nero de calamidades y desasuea; Sc
han cerrado las minas y las fabpicas;
SC han rebajado los jornalcs dc los
trabaiadores y milIones de estos han
qucdado sin ocupaei6n y sin trabajo;
han reinado los hambres y Ia carcstia
en- todas parties de Ia nacidn, y Ia
administration no ha dcmoslrado po
seer la capacidad necesaria para poner
el rcmedio d estos males De aqui
resulta que cualquier candidate que
nomiucn los dem6cratas, llamcse Gle
yelanJ, Stevenson, Hill . Carlisle, lie
va de antemano Ia clrtidumbre dc su
denota, y principalmente el primero,
por ser aquel en- quien dcscansa la res
ponsabilidad dc todos los contraticm-
pos pasados y por llevm encima Ia
carga de pretender ocupar por terccra
yez la silla presidenciaL despecho
del precedente establecido por Wash
ington y otros de sus predecessors en-
el empleo,
81 el presidente Cleveland muestra
el bucn sentido y tino politico que ha
manilestado en- otras circunstanciaS, es
indudable que no admitira las pretcn-
clones de sqs amigos y partldarlos en-
proyecho suyo, pues en- adici6n las
desyentajas que lleya de violar todos
los precedentes establecidos en- matcria
de elecciones presidenciales encpnua
rd la hostllidad inquebrantable de los
platistas que constituyen una minoria
podeIosa de su propio partfdo, quienes
no sc cansan dc denunciarle como ms.
trumento dc los capitalists de Ia calle
de Wall y como protector del monopo
lio. Con un partido debeltado di,
yidido entire 81 no hay candidate Que
pueda tencr tyito, perp d nuesua OPT
ni6n el mas conveniente y ventajoso
! para los republieanos seria Cleveland
por sumnistfafles Ia question del ter
Ger ttrmino I'm argumenta podeIosC
| para SCI mas decisya su deuota Ia
yez el presldcntc siguicndo las mixi
mas del flosolo Sancho Panza, acce
deri las solicitaciones dc sus amigo
y SC diri: "Cuando te den la vaquilla
acude con Ia soguilla," pues mucha
yeces sucedc que 10 que todos miraI
clarmentc, no 10 nota siqgi,,a Il qu
cstt interesado en- el asunto, y es cos
avcrlguada que "los necios Sc intro
Queen donde nj los angeles Sc atrcyeI
a poner cl pie,
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-07-20
POR UN TERCER TERMINO.
PoSibilidad de que los Amigos del
presidente Cleveland tratm
de NOminarlo Otra yeZ
Candidate PreSiden-
cial.

La ley no escrita que desde el tempo
de Washington regula ell tempo que un
ciudadano pueda ocupar el puesto de
presidente de los Estados Unidoa,
probablementc serla quehrantada 81
pudiesen salirse con Ia suya los amigos
del prcsidente Cleveland Segun
anuncian periodicos bien inlormados
Sc ha iniciado I'm movimiento de parte
de una secci6n innuyente del partldo
democrdtico cuyo objeto es nominar
por cuarta yez, y 81 es possible, elcglr
para un tercer ttrmino en- Ia silla pre-,
sidencial al actual presidente de los
Estados Unidos, Grover Cleveland,
sin hacer case de los precedentes esta.
blecidos desde Ia fundaclon dc la re-
pdblica y con el solo fin de hacer una
tentativa para estorbar que el poder
caiga en- manos de los republlcanos.
Mr.. Cleveland SC ha manilestado has
ia ahora ageno y extraho d tales ma
niobras, pero es de suponer que los
que promueven su cuarta nomination
como candidate presidential, 10 hacen
con la conviction de que el presidente
no la rehusaria en- case que Ia viese al
alcanse de su mano Cuaiquicr des.
tino lucrative hononhco no es costal
de paja para que 10 rechase uno que
ha disirutado de sus delicias y venta-
jas ppr algun tempo y We alguna pro
babilidad de segulrlo ocupando y mq-
cho menos Sc puede desechar ell puestC
de primer magistrate de la gran repd
blica americana, objeto de la ambici6r
de los principales y mas distinguido.
prohombreS del pals, que proporciona
al incumbentc el m6dico salario d,
$4,000 al aho, amen dc los cages dt
casa, asistencia y servidumbre que St
le proporciona d costa del tesoro ma
cional; este sin tener eli cuenta que c
presidente disfruta de un poder inner
so en- la deslibuci6n dc los innumera
bles empleos del seryicio civil y pose
Influenza omnimoda en- todas las me
didas importantes que puedan ser die
tadas 8 propuestas. FL hombre gu
ha disfrutado dos veces dc cstas ycr
tajas y privilegios necesitana tener !
abnegaci6n y patriotismo de un WasI
ington 5 un Lincoln para rechazarla
en- caso que le fueran olrecidas Pc
tercera vez. No crccmos que el desir
teres de Mr.. Cleveland lIegc hasta es
grado, Y mucho menos 81 los mancjar
ties del partido democrdtico decide
que es indispensable que cora d
nueyo candidate con el fin de saliva
al partido y opener a los republican,
al dnico hombre que pucde hacerI(
peso en- Ia contienda presidential d
1890, Sentada Ia proposition sobr
tales bases es possible que Mr.. Cley(
land sc resigne hacer el sacnfcio y
prestarse como vietima expiatoria d,
desprcstigio y descredito en- que Ii
caido su parlido, siendo que yea algl
ma probabilidad fundada de triunf;
en- la election y de ocupar la silla pr,
sidencial por tercera vez Ningur
persona sensata que mira las cosas &C
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-07-20
LAS VEGAS NUEvO MEXICO JULIO 20 DE 1895.

-
unparalleled cree por un momentoque
Cleveland nj nlngun otro candidate
democraJico pueda ser electo a la pre-
sldencia en- Ia election de 1890, y
oplnan todos que un presldente que
ha servido dos terminus en- dlcho en-
pleo es el que menos probabIlldadeS
uene dc ser reelecto, por tercera vez,
pues Ia opinion general dc Ia naclon
esta inaltefaplemente opuesta al Cesa-
nsmo, y cree que Sc debe segulr el
eJemplo dado y ei precedente estableci-
do Por Washington, Jefferson, Jack
son y otros presldentes que srvieron
dos terminus 4 su patIia
Cuando en- 1880 los amigos del &c
neral Grant qulsieron homihafle para
uh 'ercef teflhiho Gu IA pfeSldehcia,
leVantose una alarma general en- 'odo
el pas J IA pfehsa democfauca' SIN
h'hSQA2 e%eepcloh' Tue IA que aecla-
mo J protesto con mas ahinco y ener-
gla conha eSta subYersion de nuestras
lhSu'ucloheS' a pesar del mponde
faoie PfeSuglo que el general Grant
tenla ehtre sus conciudadanos' a pesar
dc los servlclos inmensos que presto a
Su pa'fia a Ia eaoeza &c los e)ercitos
DC IA repuplIca' salVanao Ia union So
iocahdo Ia feDehon &c los sepafatlstaS
del our durante cuatro amos de cfuda
J sahsriehta guerra Ia convention ma
clonal republican, no Sc atreyo a pos
''''''' o"''1'u"'o pau" O'' 'o'oe' VI
''''''0 'o''''Oo uo'r''''' ID ''''''''0'o
''@'''' 'uo - 'oO'' paws % '''''''e'
wa '''" 90 P'o''O' } 0''''' -
N'''" ~ l"''''0 N''D''N'
~ ' W" ''o''' wv '
0F-' W." - 'o'''
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1NN 90 ''''O'0 "''N 40 eo'p0'
'''N''''0' e''e" P''' N q'0 y
y = "1'N0' ~ :" '''0'"' y N0'''
o'~' - ''
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DIN embargo las aoeffaciones llu'
eiones de los Pafuaos son &c tal ha'u
r1Iela que a 'e'eS las impeien q come
Ter los mayoTe' dlSpafa'eS conceOloles
en- el case PfeSeh'e de hlhBuha ma
hcf' Pueoe ehpeof" Ia s''u'e'on Ct
quo SC e'i1ue'i'la q l'"i'luo ue'i'oOi"'i
Co no PoSee IN SOLO candidate qu'
Posea 81 PfeStlSioy y poPAIaiio7a hece
saiioS para que oO'ehsa q u'ullo q
ID e'eee'oh HeSluehei'i uc io9o'
como una meu'da ueSeSPefaua uc sal
Eaeloh Sc PioPohe PfeSeh'af q ho'llof
uc CieFe'ahu ooiiio q uli'oo e"'luiuau
Por IA SOFA fazon ue que va ha sld'
elec'o pof dos VeceS ! IA PreSldencia
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-07-20
j. BIEHL,
FuDsTaEiO ] ED1alSaNladOT

sn despaeho csta situado en- Ia AvenIda Dou-
gas hgAa Nneva Las Vegas, n. NJ. Tene un
sNFtiio complete de ataudea, etc. mAgnifeo
eafro iunehre, tondueira funerales precios
moderados, &c atendeTan ordenes tanto dc dia
como dc noehe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-08
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. ILL. Aug. Prices bound
cd up during the latter part or TO-DAY
session hv reports of export sales. EX-
aetfv how much was taken was IN donbt.
Whether or not any OF IL VIII ciear -
ouifo another question. Values did not
an any time during the session rise as
high as the closing figures or yesterday
The market is lower, with holders sell
inc quite freely. the demand dlsplayiiis
10 vigOr or energy. Rumors OF BoIu
exports 10 European countries induced
additional selling. with further deprecla-
fion in prices. september wheat opened
AT 67stc'. sold between Gl'hc. and use,
closing Al S15sc., &c. under yesterday.
cash wheat was easier and &c. below
yesterday. ,-,
Corn-The same weak and depressed
feeling which mas prevailed in corn ever
since the phenomenal yield Of the present
crop has been practically assured, ana
was still in evidence to-day The rally
to wheat lateg I'm the days session met
with but feotA response In the coarser
grain. September corn opened az 4o,tc''
declined 10 8@lc., closing at oy'sd i NC,
s.qa.c under YESTERDAY. Cas sI,. corn was
weak and lt0lqc. per bushel lower
Oats-The only demand for oats to-day
came from shorts. Cash oats were IN
poor demand and l4nlc. lower.
Provisions-Trade was not large, nor
was the demand such as to attract I'M
usual attention, but the 1act that tne
professionals. who have been the heaviest
sellers lately. were quietly absorbing
every thing offered, while the few hold
ars of provisions were not displaying
any anxiety. tended TO restore values.
Hogs were lower. The late rally IN wheat
was followed by similar action in thls
market At the close September pork
was 9pc. higher than yesterday. Septem-
Der lard 5n7i1c. higher, ana september
ribs 2iac. higher. ,,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-08
spECTfrORs ~ 4 PANIC.
A Terrible Rain aud Wind storm struck
EnfnIn HiIl's Show.


OsWEGO. y. Y, Aug. 6.--While Buff
ralo RlTs Wild West show was giving
a performance before about 700 persohs
here this afternoon. a terrific rain ana
wind-storm struck the town. Inc I'M
mense dressing tent was blown TO tatteis
and many OF the men were injured. Inc
horses with the show were also STAN
peded. -. - ,,a
Following this the east half or the
canvas-coVered grand-stand was also
blown away, and the six thousand persons
sheltered i'm that part OF the field ruShed
down of the seats in a wild panic. Many
women and children were trampled upon
and badly hurt, but We're soon assisted
away to their homes. The Indians pre-
vented a stampede Of the western halt
of The audience across the arena by
crowdinc their horses against the ropes
The band did not stop playing during the
excitement and at the very worst mo
ment struck up the star Spansied ban
ner."
The show was also kept going IN spite
of the sheets of rain which swept across
the field. Among the severely injured
is an employe OF the show named Brown,
who IS i'm the City Hospital. with a frac-
tured skull. A little girl was nearly
drowned before assistance reached her'
and Mrs. +. flanagan had her head badly
cut by a flying pole. That many were
not killed in the panic is regarded as
miracle.