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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05
EYCFLSIOR CYCLTNG CLUES SOCfABLE

The Excelsior Cycling club composed largely OF
women held its semannuaI socIabie at no L'''
Roadway last night. a large crowd was present.
o,d singinq Instrumental music. Rotations and
dancing helped to make the evening an enjoyable
one Mrs Marguerite Kaiser and Mrs Waters re-
cited and Miss Ida Broth and Miss Marie Crosse
- pro,o.sor U-,,rcb
Mile LACROSSE, Miss Eva Raisbeck J. Kais-
hant Mrs Plat Mr. and Mrs. J. G. V. Smith. Miss
Cunningham Mrs Merry Mrs. Farrell. Mrs. "
Cook Miss Denning. Ida Tranord Bell. MIS- III
man Mrs Tompkins and Miss Iionmahh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05
JOSEpHlNE 7. WASHlNGTON
Tuskcgce. Ala Feb. 3D. 1886
ULSTER COrNTYs LoNG-LOsT RECORDS.

ULSTER COtNTY'S LONG-LOST RECORDS.
70 the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir. The article In The Tribune. under tho caption
above given. rerSinds me u my experience with
jonathan W. Hasbr0uck. ~" wrote 10 m, from
Euonylle. Ulster County that b. had I'm his "olce''
the Wills 81 my ancestors. husband AMI wife. 1915
and 1919 in a book in the Dutch language / wrote
to him for copy in Dutch and in English at my
envle. In my summer vacation. and asked TO see
the wills. but he pcrsistcntly led the conversation
away from the subject. and drew out from 4 pile
Of manuscript various items OF minor interest - me.
lie detained in that trinng way until would
stay no longer: and as left he suggested that
should spend the night his house, n should nnd
the public house closed. The lights were at the
inn. and returned to Hasbrouck's After break
out word further.
After my return home | wrote to tho Surrogate
and to the County Clerk appealing to each 10 secure
inspection OF those Wills insisting tina;
the book in Hasbrouck's possession must have been
obtained from OF those offices. Hut | got no
satisfaction Then | tried a | wrote 10 Has
brouck and asked him what opinion cf him he
wished me to entertain. whether should think that
there such Wills. or that he did not have
them. and whether ne had begucd me to Elenyle
by false pretences.
Hasbrouck came 10 my place Of business In good
humor. and said: when got your letter said Ia
be-bless"d II YOU eyer got copy OF those wills.
But | have gotten over II. and you may have tn
copies for 81 and he produced the copies. Eyi-
IDENTIFY he had wished 10 be employed To- make
sea rchos; and coniecturcd that should not have
obtained the copies II he had not desired to cover
the expenses Of his trip TO NcwYork.
BROOKLYN, Feb. ~. 1891. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05
MARSHALL p. WTLDERS ENTERTA INVENT.

delightful entertainment Will be given at the
Lakewood Hotel. Lakewood y. j.. on Friday even
Ing. March s. by Marshall p Wilder. Georgia
Powers Carhart the Metropolitan Quartet and
Frank p. Banta- The programme abounds In at
iractiye features. The most entertaining Of these
viii be a monologue by Marshall +. Wilder entitled
"She Died for IoVe-An Opera" Mr. Wilder an
nounces that in this will be found The regulation
chorus. villain. lover fathers curse duel twenty
years intermlssion between acts marriage OF lovers
virtues victory triumphant finale all parts taken by
Mr.. Wilder save salaries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05
FOLLOWING BEN BUTLERS EXAMPLE,

Hartford. Conn., March 4.The entire plant OF the
Bristol Silver and Copper Mining Company was al
tached and closed Saturday by Sheriff Grace
on a claim of $40 held by John Granield for work
done. This stopped the engine and pump and was
likely TO do great injury to the company. the
attachment was modified allow the engine TO
start &c keep the pump running. The mine
been sunk in it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05
DEATH OF JOIN u. VONDERHORST.

Baltimore. March 4-John II. Vonderhorst. halt
owner and manager OF the Nonderhorst Brewing
Company died to-day 81 pneumonia. aged forty
one years His wife died last week from the same
ailment and was buried Saturday. Mr.. Wonder
horst was lie brother OF Harry Nonderhorst,
treasurer az the Baltimore Baseball Club. The
brothers assumed control OF the large brewing
business on the death OF their father some months
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05
DyyANOS AND MOTOR CARS BURNED.

Chicago March f-Early this morning the cleo
trlc powerhouse of the Chicago and North Shore
Electric Railway at Edgewater. was destroyed by
nr. The huge dynamos and most OF the motor cars
were destroyed. The offices OF the company were
also located in the building The loss is estimated
a, t5O Om There also great danger for a time
Of the fire spreading owing TO the high wind at the
ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05

is confirmed by a dispatch sent from Ceipa NOEL
to General I-oho by a captain or the civil uT"i h
a bullet which entered the back OF the neck anu
went out through one eye ms and mnarmed
The body identified in presence 81 Inc NUM- mi
low brush of the Ponce hill. during a military
reconnaissance OF the neighborhood OF the place
where a fight had occurred between the Civil Gu2ro
and the party Of Manuel Garcia.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-04

isBsn ieinen 4idbrisen 8naben uni
bsKen 9unb auf benz @slei1e seraos
ppr Der Mai9ine. gs tuar gu ipat,
bic 2otomotipe aunt stiaiteben gu
6rinsen. gr iprinet aus benz Sen
itsr auf's GuBbrett mnb in Der ndds
item Setunbe itrtdt Ct fiA melt 'tber
ben aubfdnser bintpes uno padt ben
Rteinsn. Der fi9 Der entfeblifen W
fabr ni4t betpuBt 1T, teinen Muger>
Bid au fritz. Das Rino 1T serettet.
Der 0ater trGgt Is binuuf gum Sab"
Der 2otomotipe = mebr ,aber tam er
ni9t tbun; er iintt batpubtlos ou1ama
men. Dte Nerpenipannuns tpar etne
gu setpaltise sstpefen uno Ct mubte
mad 9auie sebradt perbsn, mo- Ct lid
balb erbolte.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-04
@arttbert6te.
&.hteaan.

Minterhpt5en $3.50; Rossen IS
So; @erte 53-54; 9afer % 80;
Corn a.; Mebl, patent. per Sab,
$50 3.45; &leie 14.50-15.5O;
Rlesfamen 8.25-8.8O; Stmotb9fa=
men 5.50-5.70; Tla@s LAB; 9eu
4.5O-10.O0; 8utter, Creamery n
10; Butter, Dairp 14-16; Stiere
4.1O-6.50; 8ibe 1.75-5.00; @toz
ders 2.6O-3.5O; &dlber 2.50-5.25;
@4meine 4.35-4.7O; @9afe $50
500; 2Gmmer 3.40-5.60; @ei@la@z
tet. 9i4ner 8 g; Surtep I'll; en-
ten 10-11; @dnle per Dbb. 400
600; @rb5sn 49, 95; Mepfel per Sob
2.5O-3.75; &artoFeln $50; Bob
nen 1.40-2.OO; @ier 10-11; 9onig
sd; 9onig, ausgelahen 5-6;
Ealg 4; Mbistep 1.26; &die, @reu<
merD 10-11; Rd1e, S4tpet3er 10
II; Milbenten per Dbb 1.00-8.W;;
Mabbits 0.G5-1.O0.
9stnneapol iS & ct. Raul.
Wei3en 59-61;' @oggen 44-45;,
@erfte At; 9afer 80; Corn 81; Gla&s
LAO; npatent" zMebl per 100 pfb.
Its; &leie 9.5O-9.75; Wilbes 9eu
700 800; Butter, Creamery Is
10; Butter. Dairp 10--15; @ier H..
Aeiltpa ,,fee.
@ttrre 1.75-5.25; aube 1.5O-
$50; @toders 2.00-3.25; Ralber
2.25-3.75; @@neine 4.40-4.80;
@9afe 2.75-3.75; 2dmmer 200
4.5O; Butter, Creamery 15-18; But
ter, Dairp 11-17; Ger 10-11; 6eu,
Simotbp 900 1000; 9eu, prairie
5.00-11.OO; &leeiamen per 100 ID.
8.50-9.50: 9imotbpiamen pet BUM
bert ID. 5.00-5.65; Tla@s, per @u>
fbel, 1.42.
&amiaS Gttn.
Wei5en $685.; Corn 42-43;
9afer 28-31; @tisre 3.5O-6.O5;
Ribe 1.25A.75; Stpders unb See
bers 2.25-4.55; S4petne 4.40-
400.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-04

bic sefabrbrobenben alippsn innerer
pie dlberer polittt. Grit burh baS
Dreitaiherk9inbnib unb bann, als
Rublanb Deutidlano fi4 entfremoete,
burh bas Sdub= unb Srubbiinbz
nib nit Oeiterreia, ben ipdter Stalten
beitrat. iiherte er Deuti4lanot tpte
europa ben Grieben. @robe S&ptez
rigteiten >puren I'M Snneren au iberz
upinben. Der .gulturtampf" bra&tt
ben Rauoler in cine beftise Gebbe nit
Mom, bic ni9t pbne 3useitdnbnt1e gu
einem ertrGgli9en MafenitiQitanb ssz
bradt tperben tonnte. Mu4 in Der
Wirtbf4aftspolttM batpies Ran3ler
8ismurd nidt INNER cine
eludli9e 9anb. Dem lleberbanonebz
mon ber Socialbemotratte pupoe
hur@ electromagnetic gu beeegnen
gsiu9t. Mnberen 2Gnbern borar1
f9ritt Deutf4lanb bur& bic llnfalz
perii9erung ,lnb has Rrantenberi4ez
rungsgefeb, bic einen bsbeutiamen
Jortf4ritt auf benz Mese Der S&talz
ge1ebgeburg btloete11.
Mm. g. MGr3 1888 peritarb Ratfer
Wtl6elm; ben 9obesteim i'm 9er3en
trasenb, beftps fem Sobn .Griebrt&
Der Dritte ben Raifertbron, aber muir,
UNI 1&pn am Is. sunni, unter tiefiter
9ruuer beS 0olfs, 1ein 2eb,n auS3uz
bauden. Wilbelm Der 3tpeite purbe
Scatter. Die @rtpartuns, bab ber
iunqe Monarb BON Dem erfabrene1
Run3ler fi4 leiten lai1en tpetbe, f&ten
anfanss iih gu beitdtigen. Mls uber
bas ungeifime 0orpdrtsbrdneen beg
iunaerr &ai1ers cine Ri4tung nahm,
in ttpelde 8iSmard ni@t einlenten gu
birfen gla1tbte, tam es, tpobl unter
Der @imtpirturee eetpiNer 9oftntrigaen,
a1un 8rudR 3tpt14en beiben W&dnnern.
Mm 10. Mdr5 1890 forberte Der Rat
fers baS @ntluF ungsgeiu4 8tsmards.
Das beut19e 8olt. bef tiir5t iiber ben
pG6Bli@en Miidtritt unb bas 8erbdngz
ntBpone Der taiferltden 9anblungsz
peiie tpobl empfinbenb, ertpies benz
BON Berlin }deibenoen Ran5ler it6er>
tpdltigenbe 8etpeife feiner M@tung
unb Danfbarteit. @rollenb 5og it4
Btsmard auf iein 8eiiBtbam i'm
@odientpaloe 5uriid unb belt ntdt
auriid nit &unoeebungeu Ieiner Mib g.
6ilDiQunq bes neuen @uries urter
&eidstan3ler @apripi. DAP Ct bic
6er3en beg Bottles bef fab, bapon tonnte
er ii@ i'm @ommer 1892 auf elmer
@eiie ra9 Wien Iber5eusen; IS pur=
ben ibm ba ,9ulbigungen gu t6eit, tpie
lie feinemr Sir item je entgegengebradt
uurben. @as bsut19s 8olt tonute
iih nie 5ure@tfinoen nit Der Sbat1a>
de, bah ber Mann benz &aiier fern
uno feinbli@ gegeniiber {teben follte,
ber 10 piel fir bas 9uus 9pben3ol1ern
qetban. @ren3enlos mar baber Der
sSubel, ars Der Railer bic 9aub CUR
8%eri0hnung reihte unb am %. Sanuar
porigen Sabres ein 8efu& 8tsmards
in Berlin bei @il6elm Dem 3petten
bic M%us11bnurng b~eiiegelte. 9eute
tpettdifert ber &aiier NIT benz 9ar3en
Wplfe, Dem Often in 6riebri@sruAe.
Ter bur& ben am ~. Nppember 1894
erfu(qten Sob 1einsr treuen 2e6ensgez
fabrttn 1@tper nieoergebeugt nuroe,
at feinem a9t3tgiten @eburtstag Der
e9rung mnb 0ant gu be5eugen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-04
alr Die 9fotblctocubcu

2incoIn, Meb., 20. Mdr5. @ouz
perneur 9olcomb periab bas bon ber
2egislatur angsnommene @s1eb, nell
DIES 100000 gum Mntuuf bon @aatz
form unb SHUTTER fir bic BON ber Sroz
denbeit ruinirten 6armer b,s tpeitli<
@en Mebrustu anmeiit, nit 1einer
l1nteri@rift. 9us @eieb tuiro iomlt
rebtstrGftiq.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-04

- DIS Der 2ocomotipflbrer Sobn
g. @ccles in Mobile bic ct Sage nit
ieiner 2otomottpe bonn 8abubofe nah
on @6ops fu6r, rief i6m pl0bli4 Der
9ei3er gu: lin @ottestpiQen, 9err
@ccles, bier lit SIR Rino!:: Der 90
tomotipTibrer erblidte gu leinem @nt
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-06-22
FOREIGN NEWS.

A general uprising in Cuba is feared.
Consul General Karal reports hat
cholera is increasing in Russia.
The Island of Formosa was trans
ferred to Japan on Sunday, June 2.
William R. Castle has been appointed
Hawaiian minister to the United States.
The republic of Formosa has col
lapsed and the Japanese are in control.
Florence, Italy, is panic stricken be:
cause of a succession OF earthquake
shocks.
American cowboys in Vienna helped
the police quell a riot by lassoing So
c~ialists.
There is now a prospect that the Ar.
menian controversy will be settled
~peaceably.
A trial trip was made through the
new canal connecting the Baltic and
North seas
The foundation of the statute to Bis
marck was laid OH the summit Of the
Rudelsberg.
Russia is making an effort to get re-
strictions of European countries on her
meats removed.
General Campos asked Spain for six
more battalions and the government
decided to send 10.
An attack upon Jeddah by Bedouins
is feared. The situation in the East is
regarded as critical.
Captain Clavijo, who wounded the
captain general of Madrid, was shot by
order of courtmartial.
Women who formed an equal suffrage
society in Berlin were fined and the
society was dissolved.
The Turkish government has rejected
the proposition of the powers regard.
ing reforms in Armenia.
Bismarck, in an address to agrarians,
made q bitter attack on the German
emperor and government.
It is believed Ut St. Petersburg that
Russia will not engage in any conflict
with Turkey over the Armenian ques-
ton.
Signor s. F. Sierra, at present Italian
consul at Valparaiso, Chill, has been
appointed to q consulate at Phila-
delphia.
The Bedouins have destroyed the hos.
pital for sick pilgrims at Jeddah. For
oigners are anxiously awaiting the n
rival Of warships.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-06-22
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS ITEMS.


The Illinois house passed a bill to tax
inheritances of more than $40, OOO.
Robert McCullum is going to try to
cross the Atlantic in a 19.foot sloop.
Six clipping couples were married by
one justice within an hour at Jefferson
vile, Ind, Saturday.
Ex-Secretary of the Navy R. w.
Thompson celebrated his seth birthday
at Terre Haute Sunday.
Mrs. j. J.. Corbett is to begin a suit
against the champion for divorce.
Adultery is the ground.
The steamer Northwest, with visit
ing capitalists from the East Oh board,
arrived at Duluth Sunday.
The United Lawyers association was
formed at a meeting OF attorneys from
different parts of the country at Chi.
cagO.
An Indiana man, recently released
after 20 years confinement, married
the woman to gain whom he killed a
rival.
An E%nglishman named Woodward
insulted Pauline Hall on the steamship
Paris. He was punished by Duncan
Harrison, the actor.
Two wealthy families were united at
Lenox, Mass, by the marriage Of
James A. Burden. Jr., and Miss Flor
ence A. Sloan. The wedding expendi-
lures amounted to nearly 81, DOC, 600.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-06-22
UNFORTUNATE EVENTS.

A fire at Meriny, Hungary, destroyed
$50 houses.
-Four men were suffocated in a mine
at Pitkin, Colo.
Fire at Cloquet, Mimi, destroyed
$3.50, 600 worth Of lumber.
The Warren silk mills of Northamp.
ton, Mass, have burned. Loss, $780,
600.
Powell Hauk of Houston, Tex, saved
his son from drowning, but lost his own
life.
The town of Cameron, W. Va, was
entirely destroyed by fire. The loss is
$3.50, COO.
A cloudburst over the Wurtemberg
district of the Black Forest destroyed
many lives.
Settlers in Grant county, o. T., are
said by Rev. MI. Shane and Judge
Nash to be starving.
A cyclone swept the district Of
Motola in the province of Leece, Italy.
Property to the amount Of 1000, 600
Tires was damaged.
AT Kalamazoo, Mich, fire destroyed
the extensive lumber yards and sash,
door and blind factories Of Dewing &
| Sons and sevensbeick and frame build.
ings, entailing . loss Of t900,00O.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-06-22
WEEKLY NEWS SUMMARY
Important Events Far and
Near Briefly Reported.
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.


NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
Miss Mary A. Dodge (Gail Hamilton)
% slightlv better.
The gold reserve has almost reached
The 500, OO0, 600 point.
President Cleveland has refused to
pardon Van Leuven, the Iowa pension
swindler.
The friends Of the late Secretary
Gresham will have q bust or statute of
him made.
The navy department is preparing
for the construction Of three more tor.
pedo boats.
The government is preparing to re-
fund the income tax collected before
the law was knocked out.
The Austrian government may in
yestigate the treatment Of Hungarian
miners ct Pocahontas, Va.
The navy department il having trou.
BE manning it, ships with the limited
number Of men allowed it.
w. b. Pugh Of Ohio has been ap-
pointed auditor Of the navy depart
ment, vice Morton, removed.
.. President Cleveland has appointed
Richard Olney secretary Of state and
tudson Harmon Of Cincinnati attorney
general.
The secretary Of the interior hes de.
cided that the publication Of the Patent
Office Gazette must be continued under
the old plan.
President Cleveland summarily dis
charged Assistant Auditor Morton OF
the treasury department for writing
scandalous letters.
E. w. Bowers, assistant land COM
missioner, has been appointed assist
ant comptroller to fill the vacancy
caused by Colonel Mansur's death.
About a dozen fraudulent establish
ments operated by the same person in
Philadelphia have been debarred from
using the mails on account OF fraud.
Department clerks are kicking be.
cause Secretary Morton has discovered
that the departments cannot be closed
at 8 p. N. on Saturdays in hot weather.
The Chinese minister has presented q
letter of thanks from the Chinese gov
eminent to Mr.. Cleveland for the good
Offices of the United States in the re-
CEN Oriental war.
Assistant Commissioner Reynolds has
decided that men enlisted between May
1865, and August, 1866, cannot draw
pensions unless they enlisted to pu'
down rebellion and restore order.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-06-22

It is said at Rome that Mgr. Satolli
will be made q cardinal at the next
consistory.
Archbishop Kahn has received a Sec
oud cablegram from Rome confirming
the previous advices TINT he had been
made the metropolitan Of St. Louis.
Bishop Doane Of New York, in an
address, said the pursuit of woman
suffrage tends to the degradation OF
woman and the downfall Of the gov
eminent.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-06-22
Banking House Of Henry Filing
Virginia City. Montana

Transacts a general banking business. Deals in for
eign and domestic exchange, state, county and city bonds
and warrants. Collections promptly attended to.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-06-22
Pa. The increase will affect j, $40 men.
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Nearly 6oo,o 600, 600 pounds Of sugar
were imported in May.
A recent report shows the condition
of national banks Of the country to be
excellent.
The resources OF the national banks
of the United States amount to g..
no. 02, 400.
Minnesota's spring wheat, according
to government report, is in better con
dition than that Of any other state.
The attorney general Of Minnesota
has begun to wind up the affairs Of the
Tontine Savings association Of Mime
apolis. mm ~ .r-,
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-06-22
LABOR NEWS.

Alabama mine operators have I'D.
vanced wages 10 per cent.
Window aglass workers OF the world
viii form an international federation.
Twelvs hundred postmen at Buda-
pest have struck tor IN increase in
wages.
Union and non.union men fought in
j. D. AfmouI's new mansion at Chi
oaeo and four Of the non.unionists were
ser;ously injured. 4t '.4-'
Notice Of . 10 per cent increase in the
pennsylvania Steel works. 6taeltop.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-06-22
SPORTING NEWS.

andre won the race for the Grand
Prix. Cherbourg was second and LIE
Sagittaire third.
Henry Baker of Milwaukee Sunday
night knocked out George Curtis of
West Superior in four rounds.
Corbett, Fitzsimmons and Sullivan
appeared at q benefit sparring exhibi-
ton in New York city Saturday night.
Howard Gould's Niagara won the
race for 2O.raters again Monday. The
Luna was second and the Stephanie
third.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-06-22
RAILROAD NEWS

Northern Pacific receivers will report
. surplus Of Is, 000, 900 for the fiscal
year.
John M. Egan and W. H. Bancroft
have been appointed receivers of the
Oregon Short Line.
Several railroad companies have been
indicted at Milwaukee for violating the
interstate commerce law.
The rate situation in st. Louis is
worse than it has been for a long time.
There is Generalization in all direc-
tons.
The directors of the Chicago and
Northwestern have reduced the annual
dividend on common stock to 4 per
cent, but paid Z, the usual amount, on
the preferred.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-06-22
THE DEATH ECO

Charles u. Benedict OF Minnesota,
consul to Capetown, 10 dead.
II. G.. .etordock, ,ex.wafden Of the
Hinnesota state prison, 10 dead.
j. G. Brown. the oldest man in In
disna. died at Fort Wayne. aged 81.
Mira Marian Reid, mother Of White
law Reid. died at her home near Cedar.
vile, O..
Henry ]. Edwards, . lifelong and in.
innate friend Of President Cleveland.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-06-22
MARKET
Grain Prices at Milwaukee.

Grain Prices at Milwaukee.
FLOUR-Steady.
WHEAT-No. 2 spring, sossc; No.
l Northern, SEC; July, slMc.
CORN-No. g., SEC.
OATS-No. 2 white, $50; No. 3 white,
82h@ 3Ac.
BARLEY-No. 2. 49c; sample, Size.
RYE-No. l, 70c.
Grain Prices At Minneapolis.
WHEAT June, SOKc; July, 6OKc:
September, TIC. On Track-No. l hard,
61Zc: No. l Northern. 8lc; No. 2 North
ern, 8oc.
Price Of Wheat 1t Duluth.
WHEAT-Cash, June No. l hard, soAc;
No. l Northern, e0Ac: No. 2 Northern,
7sAc; July, Mol hard, s0Hc; No.2 North
ern, 1Nc. -
Live Stock Prices st g. Paul.
HOGS - Market 5@1Oo higher; quality
fair to good.
CATTLE-very little trading done;
demand moderate.
eHEEP-Dull; very little demand, ex-
ceps for choice.
Muttons, os.0o94.2s; lambs. Is. 75@A.75;
common, q .26@2.0
Receipts: Hogs, 200; cattle, IS.
II 10 reported that Stove Elkins and
Colonel Dick Kerens axe trying to get
HARRISON nominated for president and
Elkins for vice president.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-06-22
CRIMINAL NEWS.

Whitecaps assaulted family Of three
In Union county, Ga.
Police Inspector Mclaughlin of New
York has been found guilty of extor-
ton.
Two brothers.in.law, postmaster and
assistant at Keavey, KY, killed each
other.
John and George Lee resisted arrest
BY officers at Paris, Tex, and were
At Fountain Hill, Pa, Jacob Lucky
shot and killed . neighbor and hanged
himself.
J. X. Emmett, Jr., tho comedian, at.
tempted to murder his wife In San
Francisco.
A white man and his colored wife
were tarred and feathered at Walla
Walla, Wash.
Robbers tied George r. Norris to q
tree and burned his feet to q crisp q
st. Joseph, Mo.
Rhodes J. Taylor wa given a coat OF
tar and feathers for running . girl at
Tekamah, Neb.
Arthur Casey. a ~17.year.old boy, was
fatally shot while trying to blow a
safe at Odin, Ills.
Michael Baumgardner, a saloon
keeper at Pensaukee, Wis, was MUIR
dered by burglars.
Jim Powell, a negro, was lynched
near Strasburg, Ala, for attempting to
assault a young girl.
Two, members of United States SUR
veying corps were killed nea Little
Doggy, Tex, by Indians.
William H. Russell, an evangelist, was
sentenced at Baltimore to three years
imprisonment for perjury.
A patient in St. Mary's hospital at
Cleveland, shot a fellow patient, a
nurse and tried to kill himself.
John Trims, a Joliet Oils. } bachelor,
married a widow, could not get on
with her and took Paris green.
Lee Harris and Abe Mitchell were
hanged at Birmingham, Ala, for the
murder of Pleasant Meriwether.
Fifteen arrests have been made al
New Richmond, Wis, for the tarrine
and ~sawdusting of Mrs. Dunbar.
Three negroes were lynched in La
fayette county, Fla, Tor attempted as
sault on an 18-year-old white girl.
Taylor, South Dakota's abscondins
treasurer. is expected to return volun
tarily to Pierre in the near future.
George Schwartzkopf, ex-city treas
urer of Valparaiso, Ind, was sentenced
to the penitentiary for embezzlement
It is reported that Oscar Wilde, re
Gently sentenced to two years impris
onment, has become violently insane
A Sioux City lawyer says that w
w. Taylor, d%efaulting treasurer o
South Dakota, has been captured AM
is enroute to Pierre.
At Walla Walla, Wash, maske'
men, heavily armed, took Joseph Eos
satti and Robbie Allen, a colore'
woman vino runs a house of i'll repute
:. and applied to them a coat Of tar an
feathers.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-06-22
NEWS OF LEGAL NATURE.

NEWS OF LEGAL NATURE.
The adjournment of the supreme
court left 80 cases on the docket not
adjudicated.
Indiana liquor dealers will test the
constitutionality of the Nicholson tenn
perance bill.
In q suit to be brought by Brayton
Ives the courts will be asked to investi-
gate fully Henry Wizards relations to
the Northern Pacific and his dealings
with that roads property.
Judge Prior, in the court of common
pleas, New York city, has granted an
order to Police Captain William s.
Devery to compel the police board to
reinstate him in his position on tho
force.