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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-09
ENID Is: KINGFISHER o

Enid, o. T., July S.-(Special)-Th
ball game between Enid and Kingfish-
er for the championship Of Oklahoma,
was played at Waukomis. 1t was an
easy victory for Enid, the score stand
ing Is for Enid and for Kingfisher
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-09

Kansas City, July S.-The Consoli-
dated Kansas City Smelling and Re
fining company on July ). broke the
record for all previous days volume OF
business. On that day the output was
l.250 ounces of gold. valued at $4,000;
81. 600 ounces of silver, eight cars OF
lead and two OF copper. The value OF
the entire product was about $50. 600.
The days work was the largest recent
ly done by any srnelter in the world.
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Two LIVE SAVED.

yrs. Pho4oe Thomas. Q, Junction
city. III. was told By her DOCTORS sss
Rad Consumption and that there ~&s
10 hope sor her. Ia. two bottles Dr.
Kings Discovery eornpIsssly cured hsr
and sha says II saved her Me- NJ
Thos. Exxsr,. Ia Florida -. San
Franessoo. suffered from q dreadful
c1JS. approaching conssnptioc. trssSf
without result everything ssa- th@a
tough, ore fotrs~ % Or. kirrs iSscey-
s-y and "a tao weeks vss cured ne
IL -aturzfiT thankful !, 80 sS1ch r~-
sssits. Q. ~htch these are ss-nps~s. hst
ryrnv~ The uont~rs1l s-,cary a ISIS
r-sessesns IN Coughs snf ColdsL ire
trial bottles AT tfss DrG< stores q
Charts Iaur~oo~ and "a eearssAS-
Regular zszs - AID g. %
Ip.soa. July a-Tas stsaSsf1
Pas e-srr~scoae@r; says re Easso-
Chs.a loan - gS0t~f AZ "a gr-r-ssss
SasaysSie. Tsza-. jay a--swasrss %
~ha-ch ssxs are t8snS Fr-ai sArnAxs n
~r1ns Ia Wsg4zzzsen. EStsrrscrc Aso
Ilzxtsso. eoaatt~s. - s0s>s k<ca4t-rs
having made . et~a1 ss~>s. TIE So
es,rs-ss4zaa - axr1egs.1r> has zst -
experts making aasestlasfsp1s 1sss -
Ass s~<r a~rsd~f mar tns<rfrt es<s
trouxhf s.orn kzns2s snd tas1oss ssss
be us<ss 20 spx<sd ezs<Ass aoseG -
1nokseSsss u - esceA
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COTTON MARkEr.
New York.

New York. July s-Cotton-Steady: m.d-
ding .i-leC. Net receipts none; gross.
20 bales: forwarded. - bales. Sales. l.e6o
bales, spinners l,l59 bales; stock. aS. .e
bales
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81 LOUIS. July s-R~ceiyfs-Fto.-. 400.
-hez.. a 90: co--s. = 10. oats = y. snip
,nsaH-Fiozr. 500. wheat iSD3: corn. 4
90. oAx. ssh FIog--Ia axar cerrzrsi
al tenc-r< Downward: patents = so
4ss. extra fancT. >. szT1 =: fancy. 3 "a
-: Choice. S-i111S. rye = 15ffs 80
w-hea.-TNo1<h nSt mary orders were zr,-
-z~ns me demand Was u-xeu- eaoa "a
20 pay !. ce-- advance for the rx.s<r
r-zRre offerings ~ he o<ecilg eu, re
market fen back as 800. as TIE early
buyers we're sE,SlieS- There Was q
heavy 6ccliz- subsequently, S<p.e-h@-
selling - cents h~ior re top Ta- de-
c-ea=<- Of s-t3sos bSs.ae.s n ;ae a-o.-e
sf.pz. ard % 1y1ss bassels IN .h< Mo
BE supply dst rot help The -.arx~r Ia
ci1s<sz r.oz Tss stz-tes All carried rF-1css
doxr -ap.<ty ard heavily. -se market
ruz.nx very weak Va. I'D essH s--.c
lab. ss-sc. Sey.ezb~<. S5s.GsSS.c Corn
Between rrAxT.acenx crop prosDec;s. he
weakness N Wheat. escaEss = ~ ether
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NEVADA 10; COFFEYVILLE
Cofferville. Kan, July S.-(Special)-
Nevada. Mo-, beat Coffeyville in to-
days game by score Of 10 to f.
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KEISTER OPCOzATT
WICHITA POULTRY co.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
POULTRY AND EGGS.
eO4-e06 {. DOUGLAS AVE,

SU4-yUO :. UUUOLAo AVE.
Wichita. July .
We offer you the following prices for
Produce We pay all the freight or ex-
press. when the rate Is not over 50c per 100.
EGGS.
Fresh, per doz. 0oss OFF.
BUTTER.
Choice and fresh 80. -. 1891
Common.
Poor. -. $3.50 -..... -
POULTRY.
Cents per 10.
Spring Chlx, IL lbs and over.
Turkey .........-......-..........s
Turkey Toms. --..-.....-.-s....s-...-. b
Hens --...s..---.-.--....----. D
boosters -..-......-.....-.-.-.--.-.. IL
Dux (full feathered and fao .......-....... 81
Geese. (full feathered aud faO..........4
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Cash quotations were as follows:


Fi0ur-Wsak
No. ? spring wheat. SS1s6ss-sc: No. 3
nominal: No -ed. ssa. fsss.c- No. 2 corn.
42-=c: No. 3 yellow. e.. No. oats.
No. ? rye. soc. No. : barley. &c; No. J,
s56fSc; No. /, nominal No. ! aaxseed.
s. >. Prime timothy seed. S-15 Mess
pork, Per Dbl. 81 sizG zoo Lard. per
Goose, S-EHs - Dry sailed shoulder.
CboxeD, siszEa. Sho,- clear sides.
Cncxsil. - Gs-- Whissey. distiile-s' in
ished goods. peg gal. ia Sagars-Un-
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Kansas CITY, July N-NattIe-Recelpts,
$500; shipments, 500. Market barely
steady: Texas steers, s.. +off4.0o: beef steers
s. 75fiS. n: stockers and feeders. &1Sai.Oo
HogS-Recetpts. 2.Ss. shipments. i.1n
Market slow but steady al saturday =
closing prices: bulk OF sales, 81 sOrS-S;
heavies, G9sG5.6. mixed. 81 .1ouo.@.
light. A6sG4.So: workers., A-yri.S. pigs,
81 6Vdi 80: packers. 81 Su5.oS.
Sheep-Receipts. 100: shipments none
Market nominaily steady.
ST. Louis. July s.-Carle-Receipts. $500:
shipments 40 Market quiet: dressed
beef and shipping steer. S4elS, % hight,
g c5G4O: stockers and feeders, $2.5ofI3. n
Hog%Receipts, 1900; shipments none.
Market 10 cents higher at opening but
declined before close; heavy. s.. 2Sp %;
packers, &.ooI5. %: lights. $. 0oaS-le.
Sheep-Receipts. so: shipments, go
Market slow.
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PEORIA s; ROCKFORD 2.
Rockford, July S.-Score:

r H E
Rockford 80 01000-2 4
Peoria .....3 0 o. o o 0s-5 s
Dugdale
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SUNDAY GAMES.
Baltimore at st. Louis-Score:

II II T.
st. Louis. ......0 2 o o 00sJs II /
Baltimore 80 0 0 0 001 00-3 3
Batteries-St. Louis Breitenstein and
Otton; Baltimore Hemming, Esper and
Robinson
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-09
OLD PEOPLE

Old people who require medicine %
regulate ire bowels and kidneys viii
ind the true remedy IA Electric Bitter
This medicine Hcss hot stimulate AMI
contains 10 whisky nor ether sz.o1i-
cant. SEt acts as . to-se and Alternative
u acts mildly On the stomach zza
towels adding strength and giving
tone 70 ire organs. thereby aiding
Nature 81 the Performance q ths fz-sc-
rio-s Electric B3.fsrs n al excellent
appetizer AMI ads 1ls~sfson- Ola r-~a-
PIE And y just exactly what they need
Price Atty centz s.r bottle a. tssS c-Ux
stores x Charles Lawrence and q.
G~sriaz-
Srri.<Heid- No. Jay s-T~o flz-
.iscr earthquake saock zzrs fSlt t<r~
Izsr evening. ihe s2ss q. - and ta~
o;aes q zzlag;s sa.sr. TIE duration az
TIE nrs< slSer4fson z1s I've secacds.
tn eecort two seco16s No 1znsee
zas tcze and bst Little sriGnt p4s
Gkowa
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II II Z
Lincoln ..l o S O0el0 e-S 9 Is
Omaha 80 o 0 O = lis 5
Batteries-Egan. Carrish ard Lob
man; Barnes and Speer.
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STILL RUSHING In
ELEVEN THOUSAND TEACHERS ARE
ALREADY IN DENVER

National Council of Education Discusses
Normal Schools, One OF President Lin
coins Appointees Taking Part-Teach-
ers at Manitou-New Gold Fields are
Discovered Near Florence and Silver
Clif, Colo, and Excitement Thereupon
is Risins-Mis. Gould Arrives In Denver
-Lepore Reinstated-Western News.
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HOGS.

Yesterday was the first showing on the
hog market since the day before the
Fourth. The market was active and
about steady, as compared with the close
last week
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
No. Dock Ave. Price No. Dock Ave Price
~ .... 2l7 S7lel $50. 1A -
s Us 40
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GRAND RAPIDS MINNEAPOLIS
Grand Rapids, July S.--Score:
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ST. PAUL S: TERRE HAUTE !.

Il II z
ST Paul. ......1 l o > O. u
Terre Haute. . 0 l o 0 . / II IL s
Batteries-Jones and Boyle; Nops
end Roach.
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Detroit, July S.-Score:
+ II F,
Detroit 20 1901 o 0 o 0 Sis .
Milwaukee Il ! 0 0 0 0 0 0 A. l.
Ratteries-Whitehill and Twinham:
Rettger and Bolan.
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Western As~ocis ton Game.

QUINCY IL; JACKSONVILLE 9.
Quincy. July S.-Score:
r n f
Quincy .l 0 . S . o oil 10 >
Jacksonville % { o > / 9 10 3
Ratteries-Wink McGresvey
and Boland: Swartz, Sonier and Hoo
yer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-09

Grand Rapids.1 o 1 OIL = 0-13 Il >
Minneapolis ...3 . 0 o o o O o. 1
Batteries-Beatty and Zahner: Fan
ming and Wilson.
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WICHITA MARKETN

Union Stock Yards. July 4.
CATTLE
The cattle market yesterday was steady
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GRAIN MOVEMENT.

On Ire Produce Exchange -otay tt
butter marks. was s,esSr. creamery. 100
ISi-c. DAIRY. FGl$c Ego steady. Z2szay
lie Cheese. 1.Ssisc
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KANSAS CITY Il: INDIANAPOLIS S.
Indianapolis, July S.-Score
+ II E
indianapolis 4 o. 0 o o o. : 4
Kansas City g 0 . o. . IL 10 l
Batteries-Cross. Damon. Fisher and
Mcfarland: king, Hastings and Ber-
gen.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-09

n n Il
Des Moines. % o 5 30 0 - >
Batteries-Colburn and Jones; Fig
geineier and Mcfarland.
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Western League Games.

Pittsburg. Pa. July S.-Pittsburg-
Boston game postponed: wet grounds.
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\ BROOKLYN II; CINCINNATI Z
! Cincinnati, July S.-For four innings
Tom PARROT was invincible, then the
Brooklyn batters lit on his curves and
pounded out a victory. Attendance,
400. Score:
RHE
Cincinnati 81 fo1o1o-7
Brooklyn III 300 3 2 0 3 I'll IS .
atteries-Cincinnati, Parrot and
Murphy: Brooklyn, Lucid and Grim.
Earned runs-Cincinnati 2; Brooklyn ;.
Two notwithstanding, Griffin. Sacri-
fee hits-Parrott. Lucid. Stolen bases
-HoGreiver, Latham, Hoy, Smith
and Grim. Double plays-Shindle, La
Chance and Grim: Griffith and Cor
coran. Struck out-By Parrot l; by
Lucid . Base on balls-By PARROT .;
by Lucid 6. Passed balls-Grim .
Wild pitch--Lucid. Umpire-Garvin-
Time, .:10.
LOUISVILLE S; WASHINGTON 2
Louisville. July S-The Colonels de-
feated Washington in a very interest
ing game. Shugart's playing was a
feature. Attendance 500. Score:
Louisville ....ooocoes1o-s1 SIS /
Washington go. o o 0 0 0 0 0 % 9
Batteries: Observation-Disclosures
and Warner; Washington-Boyd and
McCiuire. Earned runs-Louisville s;
Washington .. Base on errors-Louis-
VILE 5: Washington 1. Left on bases
Louisville 9: Washington 5. Base on
halls-Off Cunningham .. Struck out
BY Cunningham 2: by Boyd .. Three
base hits-Gettinger. Cunningham.
Two base hits-Spies ,: Setback. Sacri-
fee hits-Cia sscock. Stolen bases
Collins. Preston, Hassamaer. Double
plays-Shugart and Spies; Crooks.
Glasscock and Cartwright; O'Rrien.
h,,rr ~ nd Snsn OF
aid. Time 2:15.
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Kansas and OKLAHOMA G.me.

Washington at Louisville-Game
postponed on account of rain.
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Whenever tried always approved
DR.. Prices Baking Powder.
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CLEVELAND 4; PHILADELPHIA 3.

CLEVELAND 4; PHILADELPHIA 3.
Cleveland, July S.-The home team
defeated the visitors today after a hard
fight in which neither had the better
until the last innings. Attendance. l.
900. Score:
+ II r
Cleveland 30 0 0 00020 % s 4
Philadelphia % 0 1 90 0 0-3 s 4
MISUNDERSTANDING, Cuppy, Zim-
mer and O'COnnor: Philadelphia, Car
sey and Clements. Earned runs-Cleve
land l; Philadelphia, l. Base by er-
rors-Cleveland 2; Philadelphia T. Left
on bases-Cleveland z; Philadelphia II.
Ease on balls-Of Huppy /; off Car
isey l. Struck out--By Cuppy 1; by
Carsey l. Three basehits-Burkett
Two establishments 3 Sacrifice
hits-Blake, McCarr, Carsey. Stolen
bases - NcCarr, Cuppy. Hamilton.
Boyle. Delehanty. Umpire-Keefe.
Tine 2:IG
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Cleyeland az Chicaeo

lands played very stupid game in the
field and were unable to do anything
with Griffith until the ninth inning
Score:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-09
CHICAGO NEW YORK

Chicago, July S.-"Dad" Clark lost
his temper and the game in the last
half of the ninth. With men on frs.
and second and two men out he threw
the ball at Arson who was coaching
at third Arson lodged and the base
runners advanced. Fuller fumbled a
hot grounder from Willmot and the
winning run came in. Attendance
5000. Score:
r H g.
Chicago .....0 2 2 0 0 O01-5 s 2
New York 80 2 o o o 0 o. 9 5
Batteries: Chcago-Terry and Dom
ohue: New York-Meekin, Clarke, and
Farrell. Earned runs-Chicago .: New
York 3. Two base hits-Dahlen 2;
LANCE Three base hits-Meekin. Tier
nan, Van Haltren. Home runs-Dono-
hue. Stolen bases-Lange, s; Davis, vii
mot 2; Everett. Double plays-Dahlen,
Arson; Dahlen. Donohue, Farrell, STAFF
ford, Farrell. Davis, Dahlen, Stewart,
and Arson. Struck out-By Meekin, 2;
by Terry 5; by Clarke .. Passed balls
Donohue- Base on balls-Of Meekin 4;
off Terry 3. Hit by ball-Terry. UNI
pire-Muray. Time-2:35.
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OMAHA Is: LINCOLN g.

Lincoln, July s.-Score:
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NSNA OhiNo6V' vi I'LL anu hit-
tredge; Cleveland, Wilson and O'Con-
nor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-09
GOOD NEWS CONES
WEEK OPENS LIVELY AND SrR0Ne
on THE STOCK EXCHANGE

Crop News Indicates that there yin bsor>sn
to Haul and the Granger are Pur-
chased-Coat Trade Prospects are Ret
ter and Individual STOCKS are In Some
Cases to BE- Desirsd-Sugar Leads In the
Enthusiastically In Chicago 6as
and Other IadustrtAls- Prices Generasly
Higher-Bonds LIvelier and Strong.
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DETROIT Z: MILWAUKEE 4.
Detroit, July S.-Score:
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DIES MONIES 4: ST. JOSEPH ..

ST. Joseph. July S.-Score:
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Roseburs. Ore. July s--Ths prelirn-
mary examination OF John Case and
James Poole. charged with robhing a
Southern Pacific train on July /, was
held this afternoon. Casa xho uss
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ChfCASO MoFket.
The leading futures ranged as follows:

Articles. Open High. Low. Clos.
The Portland daily press., 1895-01-30
SLIGHT sKIRMISHlNG..
Troops Called Upon to Scatter Crowd OF
Strikers.

BROOKLYN, January 29-There were several
skirmishes during the day on Third AID
Fifth avenues lines. A number of cars were
stoned and some passengers were hit. only
three arrests were made, but the police were
kent busy dispensing small crowds. Joseph
Devoe, moto1man On Bushwick avenue
was arresteds this afternoon Tor run
ming into sleigh. Only once today were
the troops called out. About p. IN. gang
of men placed a wagUn-on the track OF the
Fifth avenue line at 21st street ana nopoea
the crew of the f1st car which arrived. The
policeman on the front platform was power
less. He whistled for help and another
officer notified the 23rd regiment at the
stable of the line at 23rd street. The militia"
men rushed to the rescue at double QUICK
and the mob scattered. One of the men In
the crowd who attempted to remove the
lever used by the motornan TO turn on the
current, was arrested. There were many
accidents today, due to the inexperience OF
the inotormen A car of the Halsey street
line ran into a coach at the corner of Full
ton and Oxford streets this afternoon, and
the two Misses Anderson, who were IN the
coach, received contusions and suffered
from the shock. The driver of the Coach,
Henry Day, had his ribs fractured. The
coaci, WIS damaged $500. The motorman
was arrested.l - tit-t-=,
The Portland daily press., 1895-01-30
BRIEFLY TOLD.

The treasury gold reserve up to Is
O'Clock Tuesday, had been reduced tc
$40. 523,17 by gold Withdrawals at New
York. -
Patents have been granted Henry a.
Spencer of Biddeford for a stop motion
for carding engines, and to Fred &. Love.
JOY of Portland forlan automatic liquid
measure. ,g5i,ff
At Dover, Dell, five ballots were TAX
en- by the Legislature for United States
Senator, alI-with the same result: Hig'
gins 9. Addicks g., Massey 4, Wolcott
(Dem } q, absent 4.
At Bath, John W. Campbell, Esq.,, OF
the firm OF, John. W. Campbell & Co.,
died Mondaysnight, aged 81, He was
vproininent citizen and leaves a widow.
flynn last night, Mike Sears of Lew
il IA defeated Sam Lewis of New HanIp'
shire in ten rounds, for purse of 500.
At Augusta, Me-, the annual meeting
of the Maine. Relief Corps Home Corpor-
alton adjourned from January 16, was
held Tuesday at the State House.
At Little Rock, Ark, both houses OF
the legislature5wer in separate session
here and chose James Fl. Berry for Sena'
+Cn
The Portland daily press., 1895-01-30

Wohican from Boston to New York, was at
first installed as her skipper. but he had
disbursement with DR.. Herring and left the
yacht.
DR.. Herring had explained to Captain
Beveridee that he intended to set sail for
Plymouth. England, stopping at Fayal for
a few days on the way. At Plymouth he
would tako aboard his partner. Mr.. Eder,
and the latter's wife, and would then sail
direct for the South Pacific, where he in
tended to go into the pearl fisheries busl-
ness on large scale.
The Yacht was 10 have been equipped at
Plymouth with two sets OF diving apparatus
for use in securing the mother of pearl
shell. Her destination after leaving Ply
mouth was Tahiti, and she was to make
that point her headquarters, continuing her
oc eupation of gathering the valuable pearl
shell in the group of islands in the South
Pacific known as the Danger Gus Archipela-
go. After securing cargo she was to beat
up the coast and dispose of the cargo in San
Francisco.
Captain Beveridge was summarily dis
charged ing to his trouble with DR.. Her
ring and Captain Cogswell, a Nova ScotiaL,
WAS employed in his stead. The Captain
did not sign as captain. but as first mate,
as DR.. Herring said that he was going to
captain the craft himself. This was rather
surprising, as DR.. Herring had never been
on the water. except in an ocean steamer,
and knew absolutely nothing about nayiga-
tion.
The work of fitting up the craft for an
ocean voyage progressed rapidly. Hundreds
oe dollars were expended in purchasing
stores, which were carefully placed in the
hold. and everything was made shipshape.
The Doctor met with a disappointment
when he attempted to INSURE the craft, as
he found that no company would assure
the risk. eas they asserted that the yacht
was not suited for such a voyage as the
Doctor proposed to make in her.
She set sail, however, without insura noe,
ON Il bright. sunshiny molning in November.
and since that day not word has been
heard from the Mohican or any of her crew.
She has disappeared as completely as
though the sea had engulfed her. and there
is no doubt in the minds of those interested
in her and her mysterious voyage that she
will never De heard of again.
The Portland daily press., 1895-01-30
FOR CRIMINAL MALPRACTICE.
Two Doctors and the Girls Lover Under
Arrest.

St.Albans, VT. January 29.-Lydia A.
Stevenson this afternoon was held in
5000 bonds for the grand jury, charged
with performing a criminal operation
that caused the death of Miss Estella
Houghton of Swanton, January 20Jh.
She is also held in $4,000 bonds to answer
to the charge of performing criminal
operation on Mrs. Eva Gonyeau of this
place. DR.. DO. Powers of Highgate
Centre, was called as a witness in the
case, and was arrested as he was leaving
the court room. He is charged with
malpractice, which caused Miss Hough-
toms death, with being an
accessory before the fact and with aid
ing aud counselling in the operation.
Now three persons are under arrest for
the crime, Miss Stevenson, DR.. Powers
and Adelbert Leach of Fairfield, charged
with procuring the operation.
The Portland daily press., 1895-01-30
IN REC EIvERs HANDS.
"Whiskey Trust Gives the Market Sur
prise-Assets are Nominally Ss5, 200. 600
But Actually Only About S5 100000.

Chicago. January ga grand coup was
sprung last night by President Greennut
and his friends. and today the distillers and
cattle feeding company is in the hands of
two receivers. appointed by United States
Judge Grosscup. This afternoon the re-
ceiyers filed bonds for S30U.000 each and
were duly qualified to act. So secretly was
the bill filed and argument made that the
exact time and place is not known. Coniei-
dent with today's action comes the filing of
bills in various states, in which the COM
pany transacted business. The company
represent the assets at S35. 000.000, with the
present actual valuation probably four or
five million dollars.
The Portland daily press., 1895-01-30
BENEATH THE WHEELS.
Horrible Death of a Boy at Lewiston-The
Body shockingly Mutilated.

Lewiston. January 29.-Young Odion
Clousier, of the Island, Lew iston, was
run over and killed by the outgoing noon
freight on the lower Maine Central line
at the AndroscoRgin mill Tuesday. II
is supposed that he was riding on the
train, holding to the ends of the cars
as boys will, and fell through upon the
track. He worked in the mule room OF
the Androscoggin mill, and was seen to
climb upon the train just as it started
from the depot He seems to have in
tended to ride to the mill and jump off.
as the boys are constantly doing. A
few hundred feet from the little iron
bridge back of the Androscoggln mill,
be must have fell off, and the wheels
crushed a foot, fer there was blood
on the track, but he held to something
and dragged as far as the bridge, when
he seems to have attempted to swing
himself out from under the car, and fell
upon the rails being crushed beyond
recognition. Parts of the body were
streWn along the track or fell through
the bridge. The train was stopped and
the conductor notified the police. The
patrol wagon was sumoned, and coroner
A e. McDonough arrived soon after. Hd
notified the county attorney as bne law
directs in railroad accidents. The body
was covered with bed spread and re-
manned for an hour when the undertake
er removed it to his rooms on Ash
street. A jury will be sumoned. The
boy was Ii years old, and is the son of
Mr.. Joseph Cloutier of the Island. He
has several brothers and sisters, who
were on the scene soon after the acoi-
dent. His mother is living, but is an
invalid. The train was No. 60, M. G. r.
r. freight