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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-21

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Evening journal., 1895-08-14
THE N.Y.STOCK MARKET
T. D. Hooper & Co.'s Dispatch
BY Private Wires.
TEE LATEST WALL STREET NEWS

Special Dispatch Evening Journal.
NEW York. Aug. IA 3 p. m
Stocks have been stupidity duh with an
easier tendency owing to the app ,araucs
OF llquidsting or iers ia Tobacco Common
General Electric and the coal stocks
Traders ere bsbrish because OF the fall
ure Of London TO give any support to the
booming tendency recently inaugursted
In the Changers
NJ. KEN has bsen caught long OF line
Of The Industrial stocks aud is lighting
60 check attacks by the room traders
The manipulation OF Chicago Gas is
understood TO be- for his accounts with a
view of diveriing attention from dis
tributlon Of selling orders in Sugar aud
Whishey Trust.
The latter lost all OF its early gain on
realizing sales In spite Of the announce
ment that the reorganlz itlon committee
had bought tho entire assets Of the
trust for 50 800. 600 at TO days judicial
sale Of the property.
Chicago advlces reported demorali-
cation in.east bound freights, predictions
were also made OF frost in Miunefo'a,
the Dako'oss aud Nebraska and tbis
stimulated some selling of Chicago
Burlington and Quincy even after the
official declaration OF quarterly dividend
Of per cant payable September 10 by
the latter company was announced
Gold exorts by to-morrow's steamer
will reach 81 $50 900 of which 81, 100, 600
Was Withdrawn from the sub treasury
The bond syndicate deposited with the
ue-'reasury 81 600 600 gold, making
total Of So, 945 600 in two days,
The Well Brokers were prominent
sellers Of Tobacco Common, while
general election eoined on the ofisial
announcement that nsgotl atoms had
baen broken of with the Westlng house
election people,
This is the 100000 lot to which
sllusion was made in this column
saverel days ago as likely 30 be deposited
to rsplsnish the treasury, gold reserve.
The coal stocks we're weak and fever
ish OH denial of the report that an
agreement had been reached to form o
sub committee to operate the Reading
lines.
The Flower party aud the Keene
brokers continued to buy Rhode Island.
but Missouri Pacific WAS pressed for sale
Foreign Exchange firm at top prices
Money easy ct per cc1t.
Evening journal., 1895-08-14
4 FALLING OFF IN PRICE.

This IL Now Land OF Plenty aud
Dinner Tables Can Teen with tho Fat
OF the Land.
There was q remarkable falling of In
the prices OF vegetables in TO days
market and while the unexpected change
disheartened many Of tie farmers aud
producers, It was hailed with delight by
the purchasers aud consumers
Delaware tomatoes. which on last mar
ket day sold readily for 80 cents bash ct
Wholesale dropped to 30 cents to-day and
on the retail benches the finest beefsteak
tomatoes sold for 10 cents half psck.
A dlme's worth of these wholesome
vegetables would, therefore, have
provided enough for supper for a large
FAMILY
Lima beans we're also a surprise TO the
farming community aud the eatl no
populace IS we'll Last market day they
sold 10 cents quart This is the.prce they
started on this morning also, but before
10 o'clc ok the price had fallen TO ] 2 cents
quart. The supply, however. soon ran
ouu after the reduction became known, as
these are popular vegetables az this sea-
son.
Sugar corn. glossy aud tender sold as
low to-day as cents a dozen
Evening journal., 1895-08-14
FLEEING FROM RODENTS
Settlers In Florida Invaded by
an Army Of Rats.
THERE ARE THOUSANDS OF THEM.

They Came From the Mainland, First De-
stroying the Vegetation and Then Attack
ing the PeopIc-On Man Says He Killed
Hundred az a Single Shot.
TlTUsyILLE, Fla, Aug. i4-The island
Of Iropic, 20 miles south of here, has been
invaded by an army OF savage rats and
the inhabitants have been forced to flee
for their lives.
Tropic is thrcc milos long and two miles
wido and the soil is very fertile A dozen
families have settled on the island and
engaged in growing vegetables for market.
George Butler ono of the settlers, has
just reached hero and tells n thrilling
story of tho invasion and subjugation Of
Tropic by the rats.
Up to a month ago, according to Mr..
Butler, there were no rats on the island.
At that time the advance guard OF the ro-
donts arrived and were quickly followed
by others until in two weeks there were
fully 10, 600 on the island
The rats camo from the mainland,
which was only two miles away, and Mr..
Butler ailrms that they swan across Hc
says no has sccn them coming ot;s es tho
wafer by hundreds.
Invaded tho settlers Homes.
Al first tho rats contcntod themselves
with attacking the vegetables, which
wore soon destroyed. Then they invaded
the homes of the settlers. The lattor made
war ON the rats, killing hundreds of them.
Mr.. Butler says he has killed as many
as 100 nc one shot, but that othors would
rush forward and attack him, biting him
yiciously ON the legs.
In spite of the slaughter the rats got
into the house and attacked the women
and children. Several of the latter were
badly torn by the sharp fangs of the ro-
dents. Ono baby was so severely bitten
about the face that it's life Is despaired OF.
For three nights Mr.. Butler snys not a
soul on the island slept, as that would
have meant death.
At last the people in terror and worn
out fed i'm their boats to the mainland,
whore they are now camped in destitute
condition.
Mr. Butler snys the rats pursued them
60 the wator's edge, and the women and
children were repeatedly bitten before the
boats could be pushed OFF. Every ycstigo
of vegetation has boon destroyed on the
island, and it resembles a desert.
The rats are described as gray In color
and monstrous in size, being larger than
squirrels.
Evening journal., 1895-08-14

There was large crowd Of people on
Delaware street wharf last night to see
the excursion Of Company Il, N G ID,
off on the steamer Havana for the fishing
banks. About City people went from
New Castle
One Of the tugs SRwtelle or Bruce has
been chartered by the estate OF the late
Stephen Flanagan 20 the Pennsylvania
Quarantine Board at 1926 per month.
The board Is to furnish the crew and pay
the wages, and has the privilege Of
selecting either Of the boats.
The City Cornet Band still practice 10
Lsnape Hall two evenings q week. the
illness OF Mr.. Herbert having made the
removal necessary. Frank s. White
now plays tuba In place Of w G Wright
whose promotion at the Delaware Iron
Works has made It necessary for him to
do night duty. Director Eberle still has
charge Of the band
II Is said that the Delaware Iron
Works are employing mora men this
summer han at any time In the history
OF the works
Evening journal., 1895-08-14

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug. 14-Cap-
tain Canutc, a well known coast pilot,
says that Cubans have under considera-
ton plan establishing communication
with the insurgents in Cuba by means Of
the photograph, or sunwriting system. It
is stated that Key Topaz could be secured
for this purpose Key Topaz has a light
house, from which a view Of the island
for 100 miles inland can be seen.
Evening journal., 1895-08-14

WEST CHESTER, Aug. IA james
HARRISON and Elz ,beth Jane Halderman.
both residents Of Downingtowu, and
each aged nearly 80 years, applied 81 the
clerk OF the courts Office for marrisg,
license yesterday. After IL was given
BY Clerk lvisen the aged groom sskeo
that the ceremony take place ia the
office. Accordingly justice OF she
peace was sent for and the knot was tied
and the happy pair went forth with
many congratulations.
Evening journal., 1895-08-14
no TROUBLE AT HlRLANS.

Management Denies Story Current To-
day That tho Resignatlon Of Mr.. Wilson
Had Been Requested and "a change In
the Management Is Imminent.
For some time past storiss have IRE
quently baen hhoat regarding the man
agement OF the Harlan aud HollingsWorth
Company, and thu condition OF the big
firms business. When the announcement
was made that two hundred men
had been suspended and that
the carishops had been closed. a rumor
became current TO the effect that a
receiver for the company wss about to be
asked for This statement met with u
Dat denial by those associated with the
management. To-day another story
was on the air.
10 was stated on the street that few
weeks ago The management requested
the resignation of Superintendent
Andrew S Wilson. on the ground that 3
change In the conduct Of the business
was necessary. Further than this
IL was said that Mr. Wilson aud a syndi-
cate OF New York capitalists recently
made bid for a certain amount OF the
stock and that decision would be given
In few days as TO whether it would be
accepted. In the event OF an acceptance.
IL was further stated that a change In
the management would take place by
Septe mbe l.
Owing TO the character Of the story
and the deep Significance the resignation
OF Mr. Wilson would have, a representa-
tive Of the EVENING JOURNAL called at
the Office OF the company this morning
la an interview Mr. Wilson said: II will
neither deny nor afIirm the story.
have nothing to say" A similar answer
was given by Acting Secretary David @
Reed Whence the story emanated can
not be learned
Evening journal., 1895-08-14
Where is BOULEVARD ADDITION


Miss Windle. OF No 1905 Adams street,
lost six singing csnarles early this
morning. She had them In a cage in one
OF the rooms Of her house During the
night q cat got at them but was fright
ensd away before he succeeded in getting
bis feast. His attack upon the cage
loosened the bottom OF it and shortly
before day break 1t fell ont When day
broke the birds took advantage OF their
bottomless opportunity and flew out Of
the opeu window to have an all day fight
With the pugnacious English sparrows
Evening journal., 1895-08-14
Hundreds Of Iohammedans killed.

SOFIA, Aug. 14-According to news
received from a Turkish official source,
800 Bulgarians, led by three reserve Off
ecrs, attacked the Mohammcdan village
Of Dospab across the Turkish frontier,
before dawn on Saturday. The Bulga-
rians then set the village ON fire and
slaughtered the inhabitants indiscrimi-
natoly as they rushed from the houses. It
is stated that several hundred were killed.
Tho Ottoman commissioner has delivered
a protest to the Bulgarian government.
Evening journal., 1895-08-14
Personal Events.

John Jordan, the well-known road
commissioner for this hundred. has gone
to Rlverton, N. j., for a fortnighls visit
Harry T. ellis and w. ]. Holman, Of
the New Castle camping party at Wood
laUd Beach, have returned home. sum
burned and happy.
IL Is understood that the marriage Of
Walter Slbley aud Miss Sallie Jones both
Of this city. will occur soon
Mrs. K. Q. Conroy has presented her
husband with a charming girl baby.
Miss Maggie Munson, who has been
3 visitor here, returned to her home in
Philadelphia yesterday accompanied by
her brother DR.. Munson.
Sheriff Paul Gillls and Mrs. ellis left
this morning to spend some time at
Rehob0th.
Evening journal., 1895-08-14

WAsHINGToS, Aug IA fraud order
has been issued by the postoilice depart
ment against tho European Speciality COM
pany Of Bridgeport, Conn. The company
advertised to sell razor brush, strop,
soap and cup for 90 cents. Those sending
the money received a stone an inch or two
square, with Instructions to rub dry on
the face until all the hair was gone.
Evening journal., 1895-08-14

LONG BRANCH, Aug. 14-Whilc the
street parade of circus was being held
here there were three runaways. William
Murphy OF Colts Neck had his skull frAc-
turcd by being thrown from his wagon.
Arthur Shultz and Frank Finn, the vic
Tins Of the other two runawnys, were not
So badly hurt.
Evening journal., 1895-08-14

PRovIDENCE Aug. a. - The grand
council Of Red Men Of Rhode Island elect
ed the following officers; Great sachem,
Alfred Mowry, Providence; great senior
sycamore, II. A. Dean, Providence; great
Junior sycamore, Benjamin Maynard,
Pawtucket; great prophet, James H. Bar
ney, Newport great chief Of records, vii.
liam r.. Brown, Valley Falls; great keep.
er Of wampun, C. C. Phillips, Providence
Evening journal., 1895-08-14

NEWARK, n. j., Aug. 14-RocBwood
Wilsey and Frederick Demorest were
drowned in the Passaic river near the foot
of Market street They were rowing to-
gether when Wilsey decided to go in
swimming In loaping from tho boat he
upset it, and Domorest, who was unable
TO swim. seized him. Wilsey was unable
to break away, and a fierce struggle en-
sued. A large number of people witness
cd the fight, but were not able TO render
ncefefanrp
Evening journal., 1895-08-14

WAsHNGToN, Aug. 1.-THE bureau Of
Immigration has information that n COM
pany has been formed in Japan for the
purpose Of sending japanese laborers to
this country under contract. Commission
er General Stump says he was inclined to
give crodence 70 tho rumor.
Evening journal., 1895-08-14

Two boys about 10 years of age
named Exile Richardson. OF No S47
Spruce street. and Charles Jordan. OF
No. 624 East Ninth street went Ia swim.
ming this morning In the Beardywlne
at the foot Of Lombard street. They as-
sayed out Of their depth and we're over
come. A man named Charles Bro wn sue
ceeded In saving Jordan. but Richardson
drowned. The body was 1e
covered by Patrick Welsh
Of No. 22l2 Lamotte street and taken TO
his home. Notice was sent 90 the
coroner, but owing to his absence from
tue city Noting could be learned rs Co
date OF the inquest.
Evening journal., 1895-08-14
horn And Lett In tho station.

LONG BRANCH, Aug 14.-Four women
entered the waiting room of the Central
station here to take a north bound train.
While waiting for the train one of the
women gave birth 20 a child When the
train rolled into the station, the mother
boarded it, leaving the baby on the seat in
the waiting room.
Evening journal., 1895-08-14
WHERE is MISS CLARK


Ono ms NYHTNTIlW7TN WI8IUUUHINW NNUII
Plainnoid. N. j.
pLArNFmtD, n. j., Aug iA--Luoretia
Clark, who has been hero some time per-
fecting arrangements for opening CASH
ionnhlo school for girls in the old Harmed
institute, has mystoriously disappeared.
Her homo is in Syracuse, where she has
brother in-law, L. T. Bunce, who Is in
business For several years she has lived
In New Haven, being am instructor in
Miss Baird's school for girls. She is about
40 years old, short and rather stout has
brown eyes and hair, pleasing face and is
a good conyersationalist.
Evening journal., 1895-08-14

On Monday last Veterinarian JefIerls
chloro ermed 3 valuable Gordon settei
belonging to DR. II. D SpeAkmaD. ano
after ne had made a diagnosis OF the
case the animal was killed DR. Jeffsrii
found that the dog was suffering with
fha 70 HAS
Evening journal., 1895-08-14

James A. Fox was brought here b
Detective McVey from Poilac elphis
to day on rsqulsition rapers
he was given hearing before Magis
trate Daley. charged with utterlne
bogus checks, and held for trial.
Evening journal., 1895-08-14

WAsuNGroN, Aug. 14.-Gcnoral Cop
pinger, who has boon at Jackson's Hole
with four troops of cavalry, has notified
headquarters that ne would return cast
ward leaving two troops at Jackson IS
Hole. His proposed route will carry him
through the Shoshone Indian country,
and it Is presumed 40 desires 60 satisfy
himself that all is quiet there before re-
turuiuu
Evening journal., 1895-08-14

My boy was taken with a disease resem-
bling bloody fax The irst thing thought
Of was Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrh@a Remedy. Two doses Of IL settled
the matter and cured him sound and wei
l heartily recommend this remedy TO al
persons suffering from Ike complaint I
will answer any Inquiries regarding T.
when stamp Is Enclosed. l refer 20 any
county official as to my reliability. VIM.
Roach, J.P ,Primroy Campbell. Co Tenn.
For sale BY z james Belt, druggist, corner
Sixth and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1895-08-14
lIarrison's Portrait Reaches Washington.

WASHINGTON, Aug i4-The life size
painting Of President Harrison by East
man Johnson has been received at tho
White House. Il will be hung in tho
White House and will complete the gall
lery Of nrcsldentlnl nnrtraits.
Evening journal., 1895-08-14

At Fifth and Church streets on Thurs
day, August 10. 1895. at M, and
until sold, car load OF fab At the rate OF
cents per pound Direct from the
ocean. Please bring baskets or paper
This Is the original fish car from Asbury
Park. LARRABzE & Co
Evening journal., 1895-08-14

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1i.-Peter Peter.
sen, one Of the survivors Of the Prince Os-
car disaster who, together with 10 other
sailors, was brought to this port by tho
British steamer Capac, died from the ef-
feet Of sunstrokc he received on sun
day.
Evening journal., 1895-08-14

CINCINNATI, Aug. 14-Charlos =. Tu-
dor OF Cincinnati broke tho Carthage
track milo record. flying start His time
was 2:O7 2-5. Tho track record for one
mile was held by Walter Sanger of Mil
waukoe. who made 10 In 2:l2.
Evening journal., 1895-08-14

Boston, Aug. f4.-Samuol B. Ryls Of
Philadelphia was arrested here charged
with robbing DIR. George Drury Of Brook
Ign ON July 27 Mr.. Drury was waylaid
and taken to vacant house, whore no
was robbed OF money and valuablcs.
Evening journal., 1895-08-14

On all Straw Hats to Gloss out balance OF
stock All new goods bought In case lots
from the mills direct Best values
ever offered. at Ross, 210 Market street
Summer Underwear at %, IS and SOC.
Evening journal., 1895-08-14

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. lf.-During an
alteration Thomas Hutchinson, "a store.
keeper, struck William Green, an cm-
ployce with @ pickax. Tho blow irictur-
cd Green's skull, and he died
Evening journal., 1895-08-14

CHESTER, Pa, Aug IA dispatch
statos that Mrs Emclinc Roach, the widow
of the late John Roach, the great ship
builder died at her summer homo at
Larchmont manor, Westchestcr county,
y. y. Deceased was rs years old
Evening journal., 1895-08-14
RUMoRs ABOUT "ARlzoNA eoa. ?
Said TO BE Hiding in Somerset Yesterday.
Celebrated as Annlversary Day at
Woodlawn Camp.


ELKrov Nd, Aug. As Robert
Stewart. Of Conowingo was standing on
thu railroad platform. Sunday night, g
bottle was thrown from an excursion
rain which was passing at the time, and
struck him ia the face knochiug him
unconscious for some few minutes he is
now improving
It Is again reported that Arizona Bob,
charged with killing Franklin w Knapp
az Ekton, Is IN hiding in the woods Of
Somerset county.
Yesterday was anniversary day at
Woodlawn camp and a large number Of
people were on the grounds The morn
ing services we're conducted by Rev
Harvey W. ESiag, Of Port Deposit, Nd.
Ia the afternooA addresses we're made
by ciergymen and laymen Rsv r W.
Todd Of Baltimore, read poem fer the
occasion.
Evening journal., 1895-08-14

The centennial anniversary Of the
National Bank of Delaware will b.
celebrated on Saturday.
Evening journal., 1895-08-14

PITTsBURo, Aug. 1i--Tho GOO miners
at the Sawmin run mines won't ON strike
against the company store The store was
ut once abolished and tho miners resumed
Alnr.
Evening journal., 1895-08-14

August. 7.28 bid 30 asked; September
72s bid; 29i asked; October, 73i bid; 1855
asked; November, 13l bid; 40 asked.
Evening journal., 1895-08-14
Resumed After -Four Years Ialeness.

PITTsBuRG, Aug. l4.-Fircs were light
20 last night in the plant Of the Moore
head Mclean company, which has been
idle for four years. IL employs 900 men.
Evening journal., 1895-08-14

-Onicer Tod 4 shot dog this morning On
the Braddywine bridge which was suffering
from rabies.
Evening journal., 1895-08-14

1000 pounds trout from North Long
Branch To- day at II a. m until sold
Francis Market, PCS West Eighth street
Bring basket or paper
Evening journal., 1895-08-14

Yesterday morning gang o. wcrkmen
began the work Of laying the cement
pavement around the Garfield monu-
ment
Evening journal., 1895-08-14

Goldey Commercial College once Open,
Beginning Tuesday, August 9th, daily.
Day Sessions resumed September Fad
Night Sessions begin September 30th
Send for the free catalogue.
Evening journal., 1895-08-14

CHICAGO, Aug. 1i.-Waltcr Mattocks, a
wealthy lawyer Of this city, dropped dead
at the Calumet club.
Evening journal., 1895-08-14

Dover friends Of New Castle people say
that the @. A. @. team has the pride Of
Kent county il Third Baseman Baker
he is, they say, gilt edged
Hadden's friends In New Castle have
asked that the record be published Of the
ex catcher's work behind the bat this
season. They claim that he has been
unfairly treated inasmuch as he had a
fielding average Of go until the day he
was temporarily disabled
The Battery Park diamond Is now
simply perfection IL Is said to be good
enough for billiard playing
Pitcher Leach will be offered q silk hat
II he can keep Captain Higgins, his old
friend and adviser, from getting hit In
the A C-Dover game on Saturday.
It Is expected that large representa-
tion OF Dover people viii be here on
Saturday to see their world beating
pitcher and ne plus ultra nine over
whelm the @. A. c. team.
Evening journal., 1895-08-14
NO TROUBLE IN RIVER
New Steamship LackawanHa,
Drawing 27 Feet, Goes Out.
THE BAKU-sTAEDARD NEARLY 20

other Happenings About Town-Pieasant
Evening Spent By Several outing Par
ties Along the River shore Some Cos
sip Of the Diamond-PersonaI Events.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NRw CASTLE, Aug. IA AS a result Of
the deepening OF the Delaware river
channel of this city by the United States
Government engineers, rs stated In the
EVENING JOURNAL OF yesterday, not
one deep vessel has grounded In the
river for weeks, something unusual
when It Is remembered that for awhile
these grounding accidents were OF
weekly or monthly occurrence.
The new British steamship Lacka-
wanna. the latest addition to the
Standard Oil Companys feet OF oil
steamers. sailed yesterday for London,
from Philadelphia Her draft OF water
was nearly % feet and according to the
latest reports she WAS passing down the
river without the slightest delay any
where Another bulk oil carrier, the
British steamship Baku- STANDARD. drew
on her last voyage ~ feet 8 inches Of
water.
At Bulkhead Bar the most annoying
spot heretofore. the river has been
dredged to an equal depth for about
2l0. 600 cubic yards with 40 000 yet to
dig out. With the effect OF Firms
Point jetty and it's current it Is intended
that this part Of the river fl New Castle
shall never become shoal again.
Delightful Times Along the River.
A merry company picnlcked at Fair
view esierday afternoon and evening.
Among the number were: Mrs. Thomas
Frazer, Mrs. James Morrison, Mrs J q.
King, Mrs Evan Jemison, OF Washing
ton. D. c. Mrs T. Turner, Mrs. j. w
Cookies. Mrs Denney Smith. Miss Lydia
Moore j. w. Cookies. Denney Smith.
Miss Annie Fleming, Alice Frazer, Pearla
Frazer and others.
Another merry company consisting Of
members Of the Epworth League OF the
NJ E. Church went on a straw ride 10
Fairvlew last night. Bathing, sailing
aud rowing were enjoyed while the
younger members INDUCED In q nut fad.