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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-20
rho Indiana Placed In Commission.

PHiLADELpHtA, Nov. 20. - The
bsttlsship lnuiana was plsceh In con-.
mission this afternoon Mt l;2O. Lieut..
Commander william Smith III cial'
Ing Ia the absence Oi Captain Evans,
who 10 confined to HE room with
fhuumatism. Tho ceremony was brief
aud simple. The Indiana will proceed
10 Newport 10 receive iorFedoss and
then 30 % Port Royal. II l. thought
that che will bo ready for sea by the
nrat OF next moth.
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A Well Attended Meeting.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 2O.-Tho
meeting OF the Fertilizers Manufacture.
Ing association Of the West was well
attended At both morning and after.
noon session. President wuohett, OF
Dayton, o., presided. Last night n
magnificent banquet was rendered the
members. Todsy will close tho sS,-
slOu.
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The time Is near; wstcb."
The Finding. OF the Cour, Martial In
the tsso of ferney.

WAsHISoroS, Nov. 20.-5 octetAty
Herbert has approved this findinen %
the court martial In the case Of james
Forney, United States Marine corps,
and the sentence that ho be tepfl.
nsnded 10 general orders for neglect
q outy. He has released the officer
fr1m arrest and restored him 20 duty.
Tho secretary. however, holds that
tho court acted improperly In rejecting
the record Of the court Of inquiry, In
olu iing certain alleged confessions VI
the accused,
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PROBABLY NOT so.
Nothing 10 Confirm the story OF ths
Killing OF the sultan,

BERLIN, Nov. 2O.-NoihluR further
has been received from SOILS, But
garla, In any way conilrming the dis.
patch from that city yesterday, which
announced tnat report had been re-
ceived from Consianiinople that the
sultan OF Turkey had bsen poisoned.
IL 10 believed that there 10 no ioundA-
ton for the report.
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Foreign neurss. ua..uisd.

LONDON, Nov. 20.-rhc Stock Ex.
ohaugo was disorg.nizud today on
Liquidation tRles, political appfehen-
sions and heavy isll In prices Of foreign
securities aud miainglshatcs. The sans
state OF affairs prevailed on the Paris
BeuTIs.
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FILInUsTEns CAPTURED.
Could No, Escape tho vigilance of
the ADnutArds.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2O.-onicIal In.
formation has been received here OF
the capture OF the. FilibusleriDg steamer
HorsA and the arrest In Cuba VI fivo OF
the principal members OF the expedi.
tivn. A Dispatch from Havana states
that ON Sunday a boat with hye pas.
sengers and crew arrived from Agus-
dores, ak miles from Santiago Ds
Cuba They said they were fishermen
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Harvard mast Die.

MIsSEAPoLIs. Nov. 2O.-rhs su.
premo court sustained the deolSloa Of
tue lower court IN the Hayward case.
Zoe execution WILDE set by this gov.
efuor lAtoT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-20
A Hoy murderer Suicides.

ESoLIsII, Ind, Nov. 2O.-Alvin
Thomas, Is Year, old, killed his
brother, two year, younger, because
tho latter reported him for playing
lIuant, and then committed suicide.
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ignorant OF the English Language an
refused tn talk through an Interpreter.
Tn,ir fellow passengers could give o
ini ormation as to what led u Their
exile.
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WANTS TO CONE WEST.
A Pittsburx Stove aud Furnace Firm
That Has Its Eye on Salt Lake.

Secretary Colburn, Of the Chamber
OF Commerce, received tho following
letter In this moraing's budget OF
eastern mail, from J. b. Badger & Co.,
a Pitlsburg stove and furnace firm
which contemplates coming ives. to
build rlAur
Dear Sir:-I am interested in propo-
elton which contemplates tho establish
ing OF plant In the western country, for
the manufacture OF stoves and furnaces
for general use. Our lines are those de.
yeloped after q careful study, extending
over nearly three years Of the natural
fuel OF the west, and the present demand
for general heating apparatus better
adapted TO the wants Of that country.
Experiments with the apparatus we have
completed has shown q remarkable saw
Ing In the expense OF maintaining what
ever tried Ia that country.
our purpose IN writing to you IL 20 as
certain In a general way tho advantage
your city would offer such plant. II
You Will DO kind enough TO give VA an
idoa OF the advantages We might iind
with you, w0 will then write you a. to
more particular Information We should
desire To ascertain before deciding on u
location. We do not expect 10 decide ON
a location before spring,
Thanking you Ia advance for any in
formation you eau give US which will DO
OF Interest In this direction.
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'''E rENCps CONTRACT.
|, lie, Ter P',s , x, of Poll

|cSIor,,SSee = Nov. 2o.-Lafo Pence
! The Ws,, VINO came Into Copgrr,s
! VIII " v silver wave Of is9s
(lssyss s ~ lou on, on the RepubIIoan
made .ons,,' ,, Ia In Washington,
i ont., '1is'hing OF a hit as a Pom.
y, Su, o, 10 the Flity.tbIrd ro ~
"a in N lhe expiration Of his Tenn, Tenn,
lgsd In Ss,,n aotk state, where he
Hlin,,'. u' h, with ex.Congress.
TnhIpato0a ir, Pence viii remain
|asIDs,.i .porier he SAID, locker
SUI made an sgrsemsu,
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The Minneapolis Goes 90 Eur.p.

WAsHNGroS, Nov. 2O-The Unit-
cd States ship Minneapolis has ueen
ordered 10 join the European squadron
Immediately, doubtless on account OF
the Turkish situation.
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TURKS SEE A LIGHT.
a, C,us. Of Tho Armenian UprlslnG'
A D,ls;t,bls Government.
=, ,,rsr.ysrp FROM THE PALACE
p.,,lo,Ie Party Openly Accusing
N, Sultan Of All the Troubles
Of the County

-. Nav n1.-A lotttf rstslNtu
p he n reliable correspondent
10 mN0". .,i. contains the follow
10 Censlan'Ipolio 80.
lns on the siiusuon 'ue 49,.
~, Turks are more sensiole IMAM
-. a, they realize the action CT the
belois, -, .,aIust themselyes
AfnsniAhs F" " ., aov.,,m.,,
10. sgainsl s''''"
.hlch ali deiest.
-,.nl. a remarkable change from
-, ,h,ee v,rkr eRo, when
TO hshnk a, ,o,u a. nm .,y
Az TUX teemeu W '0"s
A,n,plan.
In. ,ms tims the palace party 10
h',..,,onI,tiog stories of Arme.
dlhsetuy oliou,ss ,ns lowest cla.s,.
man euiAs, - nm IN. feeling Of anger
10 oissI ~ ri. Turkish patriotic
Rllnn su naniv declaring that tho sul-
AN n ~. rs.n.s of ali tho troubles that
W w .o,,ntfv. The minister Of
tlr' a.. Ia. bssn threalo ned by the
~ m.'. .i,,o,ic eommlttse aud Ia
AFem Ps,dsd NV tfoop, In his
en.luN'
P~ ,,sion of Paghchsiik and
~ NJ Efforts OF the military
A :, Nicomedia 10 turn tho
s.a..d.n pouulstion Into VIC.
W. ..,In.t M. Christian Villages
Se ,,ssncsd great terror,
,.,ab the peoplo have been
,,,s,s, "a ds,netation by the ierooiIy
..,sh t.se. ar, being collected,
s.., s general OF Aleppo il a
80 whose disregard Of tho treaties
49, ~. ,lgbt, on Americans led Min
~, Tst,,il 10 demand his removal.
p'n,, IA Tho whole mass OF people
III soms N mi, scoundrel can 10
-,.,,s,oUn.
plsoa.hsI must follow N the Ar.
milan, are 10 be goadsd on into open
,-.sll,o. IN mai raglan. Tn, Trebl.
,,,s aa,saefe seems TO have been
80 msTs tsrtlbl, than was at frat
,,lsri,J, The Turkish loss was posi-.
N, lso men Killed in Armenian de-
i,stlps Ihslt own lives. The Anne.
pl,s lo,, a now carried up TO 1000
IA M civ and villages.
-. o,yys .pvys,.,. ~o NON,
''S'A O'i' w nv. Ne
CoSsIAsTiSorLE, Nov. 20, "A dis
zach from Tfil', Russian Trans.
Cise,sia, says the Armenian Cstho-
10 have received reply to tho COM
usaleation recently cent the Russian
,lss'aiOr hsrs, NJ. dc Nelidofi, as
hssI
The Afmenihns OF Constanticoplo
nd win no danger. In this pr,.
'l,ss'. hoNevsf' there are r.gfelable
s,,,.s nv ,Ss ,m.n,sn. ,n.,,,.,as
M ,b,lt ,syoln,,ans,v comn,,,.s.
Il, ,,,alt /, !. ts,yibIs ,,ysnsa "non
ih,m,I si ina Tn,ss n ,na ~. 49, =,
n, hoftlble m,.sac,.. Of ,ha s,h,,,
NM " wv
IN, sultan has .anc,,opsa I'M,
,ss,ns ior reforms ,ubm,t,ea nv m.
49, lS"NAh ehA lANHAAhNiuiir
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EVANSVILLE, Ind, Nov. 20.-Ths
business portion OF Madisonville, KY,
was burned this morning, involving a
loss OF about $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-20
VIII Export q ,ld.

NEW YonK, Nov. COW. II. Cross.
man 4 Bro. will export $1,000, 900 in
gold on the Fueral Bismarck TO.
morrow,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-20

LOWELL, Mass, Nov. 20.-Ths Ious
by last niEhPs nre 10 estimated at
$4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-20
Author or-Am.rlea" Laid to Rest.

NEWTON CENTER, Mass, Nov. le.-
The funeral services over the body OF
Rev. 4. +. Smith. ID. D.. famous as tho
author Of the National hymn,
"a merics," were held at the Fitst
Baptist church here before thousand
OF people this afternoon. Among
those present were representative
Baptist ministers, city and state
officials and prominent officials from
every section OF the country. ThIongs
were unable to gain sdmiitanoe. The
eulogy was pronounced by Rev. A. ii.
Hovey, president OF tho Baptist Theo-
logical Institute, the floral tributes
were many beautiful, the pulpit
being buried beneath fully one hun
dred standing pieces.
On the oasket was . card inscribed
with q poem, entitled, Summons and
Responses, written by b. +. Smith Jr.
The pail-beaTers were \. II. Smith, Of
Minneapolis, Il. w. Smith, Of Chicago,
l.. w. White, OF Brookline, Evan
Aiarsdon, OF Brookline. and J. +.
Norton, OF Boston.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-20

! Apoll cs U. 5. court today granted
y In, a won OF the Farmers Loan
! ,ss 49, company Of New York N, :
N, W,usnng the sale Of the Clear
H'nA aud 81. Paul railway
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-20

bs,I.,,,n,' Nov. 2O.-A dispatch from
Ion , sSa,, 70 tue Globe this alter
kbt,s -Inuhess q report OF ilI.trsat.
~ N, w Canadian missionary.
lbS A. ast'ln, has been subleo,si
k,rv,,ttu 'Gt. He was beaten and
bi HSs,,,,' Imprisoned sixteen hours
I'n' Tue province OF Adona.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-20
penlh OF wIIIInm u. Logan.

William II. Logan, the we'll known
%bnrkeeper at the MCLura house, died
very suddenly yesterday morning. lie
worked on Thursday, and was around
that evening in apparently good health
and spirits. Ito was evidently taken
slck IN tho night, and when Mrs, Logan
nwoke yesterday morning lac was un-
conscious. A doctor was summoned,
but he never revived, aud d,od shortly
alter o o'clock. Tho doctor pronounced
hia ailment BriSht'S disease, About a
week ago he com riRiHed OF pains In hls
back, aud spoke OF consulting q doctor,
but got better and did not lilo was q
alono mason by trade, aud cnmo from
Pennsylvania. lie was a brOthOr.in.lRw
Of William ConArd, and was VOL liked
by all who knew him. lle lOaVe' n wife,
who was q Warrington. Pa, lady, Tho
funeral will tOko place Sunday alter
noon,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-20

William Dsnham, a farmer Of Smith
township, who lived about one and one.
half miles from Glencoe, o., died while
moving "A meadow on Wednesday. He
was riding on tho moving machine
and was alone. His son took him some
water about 0 o'clock and that was the
last seen OF him alive. Tho family rang
the big bell at noon and when he failed
to como in some OF tho family went at.
tor him and found him sitting on tho
machine dead, his feet fastened under
the axle and his head and body leaning
over tho back ofthe seat. From the ap.
pearRncO Of tho new cut grass he had
evidently died shortly after the depart.
ute OF his son aud tho horses had re-
manned in ono position all the timO,
Mr.. Denham was about sixty.two years
Of age and leAes u vito, four sons and a
daughter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-20
THE EYES.

n hNs been Demonstrated tiAt thsrA IA
more gyO mud head hOiios from iiip defect,
~ trtrnrtion and ,Ic use Ut glasses not
ttFHttyiIy AlIH4tah man tpnlu an piipF
causes, nhl tltnt " v. nhNhlnirly ]ncurssnIy
examined hid llicd with RlnsAOa ~ secure
RELIEF ana prevent IhluTy.
Those needing HrOOt1Olas, Or their eyes
tire Ur head puliOH wllrn reading ar sow.
Ing nan consult mud have illOir eyes cNniu.
lnNh for giNssrN without Cllnrgp by rrOf,
hliUm tile Scientific Orllrlnn, no Mnln
htrCOi, hUIt duuF to hiNNlI n "a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-20

In Judge PaulI's court yesterday the
appeal Of the Wheeling Bridge and Ter.
minal Railway Company from the assess.
ment for taxation by tho state board Of
public works was heard aud taken un.
der advIsemeuL
The writ OF habOas corpus for Louis
Notte came rp, and Prosecutor Howard
made a motion to quRsh, which was ar
gued and submitted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-20
ONLY FIVE CASES
OF smaIlpox in Town Now and all
are Doing Well
A BREEZY SESSION OF The BOARD

Held Last Night, at Which tho Health
officer Made Very Favorable Re.
port-A Now Pest House to be Sc.
cured, aad Active Stops Taken, with
tho Aid of tho County Court, to
Compel People to bs VaoolnStsd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-20

Last night in the assembly hall In tho
big barn at Echo Point Mrs. John D,
CulbGrtson gave q beautiful reception,
in honor OF MISs Shields, Of IounEa'
town, Ohio, who is the guest OF Mrs. i.
Walker Peterson. The hall was bril-.
liantly lighted and prettily decorated,
and n large and congsniAl party enjoyed
the affair. Dancing to Killmyesu music
was the principal amusement
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-20
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
omoo, Nos. 20 and ~ vour,Osnth street.
Now AavsEti.smonLI

NuW
Extraordinary Inducements
Hotel Atglen.
STANDARDIZATION as 5tOnogrRpheI
SO To 81 Per Day-SccOnd Page
List Of letters
Natural STONE WlteH-Ewlng Bros.
July CleaEaneo sRle-stone & Thomns-Eighth
P1ga.
Trousers TlmO-DaeTS Clothing HOusc-Eighth
low Do You Spell RID, duudling 4 Co.
Filth Page
HasO ball To-day-whaGling vs.. New Castle.
Prevent AmallpOE-GOOtO'a Drug Store.
Wheeling VIII COlebratO-Cnpp s Dey0To,
Reef, Wine and lrOn-k Il. List,
Fruit Inrs-John FTiedul 4 Co,
Thirty Years 10. nAy-O, II, Quimby.
Fine CakeS-C. Y, Harding Il Q G.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-20

ChMrMrErtsG commences Sunday,
July y to %, ut BoggL Run, In White.
mans beautiful grove, undur tho nus.
pieces Of tho EbnnoGOr Baptist Chnrsh.
Como ono, come ali, aud praise God.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-20
PERFECT FITTING e%ANrs-rHE HUs c]LoTHEa

Discretion is the better part Of vaIor. In spite
Of the fact that now is the time when you have
the greatest need Of extra Trousers, we are not
willing to run the risk of Fall coming to find Us
with a single pair of our present stock on the to-
bIes. If there are any sacrifices to be made we
want to make them now when you'll benefit by
them. The prices tell the story, This morning
every man and boy in Wheeling can secure hun.
dreds Of the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-20

An tho uppor lake resorts IA vol M
those around tho shores Of Lake Eric
ara reached by tho Cleveland, Lorniu 4
NitetItHs railway aud 10 connections.
For cheap excursion ratios consult local
ngouis ofthc Cleveland, Loraln & Wheel.
inc RAILWAY,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-20

whOthOr On pleasure bent, or buaInoaS.
take on every trip a bottle OF Syrnp Of
Figs, az It actG most pleasantly and Of.
ICclually on tho Kidneys, liver and
bowels, preventing iOvorS, headaches
and other lorna Of sickness For sRle
IN Soc and 81 bottles by ali leading
druggists. Manufactured by tho Calf
lOrnlU Fig Syrup Co. only.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-20

Samples Of IN entirely now line Of
Knight TGmplNr card', many Designed
especially for tho ConClRyO AT Boston,
have bOOn received ut thu l%NrELLldRN.
CIR office Unll md sOu Thorn bOlorO
psLtinR yonr supply for Boston.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-20

SILK and LlsiO BDac, Ilnr Embroidery
and Lace, KuyAcr'a SILK ulnvrs aud Wits,
1t auction tFtHNs Ht bH1iIHiaiElt'd,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-20

Gro. Il, TAYLOR Ia having n lively
Cambria UndOrEOR salU at marked
down prices,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-20

Finest Dairy aud Creamery Dnttcr at
HlzgibbOn's butlOr staNd, ll0t Market
BtfOul, IN liOhm'a mOat market.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-20

axe for nnCat i]irondciuth aud ilnln.proot
Serge nt EMsnElNIiitvS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-20
WHEELING PARK,

Valley, Will ho opoa every day during
SummOr,
speulHI attractions for SUNDAY. Concert
at $40 y, M. by Tho Opera House Or
chOStTn,
Refreshments, leo CrORm n Meals
served 10 OrdHr ut any time,
Shady walks, Flower beds and green
Lawns.
The Park Casino aud Terrace.
TrnIna will leave on tho Wheeling 3 Elm
Grove RIilTOAd every hour. Hunud trip
70 centa, Including admission 10 tho Park.
Arrangements for PlOniCs, Parties, DNno-
Ing, etc.,, can bO made by calling on or
addressing A, ROiF. No 40 Fifteenth
street, tho Park or Elm Grove motor office,
and for Rowling Parties, telephone pRFI'
Telephone No. OlT-+. y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-20

Strictly FroSh IGgga at Fitzgihbon's
Butter Stand, ll0O Market SGroot, In
Rohm'S Meat Market.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-20

WEnro selling ont our dry goods store.
II. EMSiiNiMiilt,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-20

Our great Discount Sale Of Boys Short Pants Suits last
week has been a big advertisement for our Boys Department
We have added a large number of Suits, and shall continue the
sale all this week at the same Price..-4o per cent discount.
Come as early In the week and as early in the day as posi-.
bic. But come when Iyou will you find attentive s~aIespeOps
to show you around.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-20
SPLENDID PROGRAMME, 222lEEEEggEsINyo I iSG9g E5 ~ INV T'F

Hon Low j. n~rAuCllNr Of Ohio.
llOy, a. n MIlirt la D. NJ lrnnSylvNnlA,
Rev nr A n LruyNln, Missionary Secretary
al NJ, r. Church
NOLkEV H. CuslliSd, Of Maine
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-20

Mrs. EMILY H. McLkrdnLty, .oi MN"nchh'T
Ms lESSlE MECHANISM, " Michigan
UoNtt u ONAtik VI rtllnsylriWlA
!Ol UfoRUH W lIAiN VI Kentucky
lion JnltS &. MODIFY, OF MinucsO,A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-20
Most Perfect Fitting Pants.

In hundreds Of the newest and most select pat
terns-crouching below profit-beIow cost. Where
Is the coat and vest that new pair of Trousers
won't brighten up2 And such Pants as these are,
made from the choicest fabrics, by the most ex-
pert artists. don't stop at one pair. There are lots
of medium weights that will wear you well into
cold weather. See them in our window. Come
inside and see hundreds Of others.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-09
An Alleged Man Taken 70 Ian

After sharp fight last Tuesday night
John Dtegan was placed under arrest by
Detectives Philbrick and Williams Die
gan. vicious as always. bit Williams arm
tives had been hunting for their man
since q week ago last Sunday morning
when he beat Ruby Stanley. formerly his
mistress, insensible. and left her lying
covered with blood on the floor OF her
room in the international hotel. When
the detectives were called into the hotel
they found the woman's room looking like
slaughter house. the blood being spa =
tered all over the walls. The character
or Dsegan's work may be imagined when
Z Is known that ne kicked her until she
was black and blue on bosom, stomach
neck and face. Some time ago Diegan
slashed her on the face with a knife.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-09
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

London. Nav s-Bar silver 3fSd. Con
sols 10, s-is Bank Of England discount
rate. per cent.
New York, May S-The Evening Post :
I o,son cahlerram SAYS: The stock mar
kets were huoyant today The settlement
commenced ContangoeS and Americans
were only per cent, although the &C
count was much larger. stocks being
s-ar,~e. There was a small boom IN Amer
leans. French and Germans buytng, and
espe.iallv tho latter. Railroad bonds We're
readily absorbed and supplies, both n
bankers and brokers hands, are oecoin-
Ing scarce. We understand a large sale
~ Manhattan Elevated railrod bonds by
bankers here is practically concluded
Vet they were especially strong. There
as a good demand for CheSa peake and
Southern railway securities today. hut the
ss,ance was very general although the
closing w-as under the best rates.
Rrcadstuff- and Grains.
rt,ernoof MAY S-Wheat-Spot Arm
demand POOR: Nc. : rcd winter. : 13sf.
>o , red spring. 81 81, No hard Manito-
30 q al No ! California - ii1d; Flu
tires closed quiet with near and distant
positions I'D higher. May, - "a June -
ia Iufv. - xa16, August - sssd' Septesn-
her - SD: October. - sad.
Ccrn-sr.ot. flrul: American mixed. new.
ss SAD Futures closed firm with near ard
s,s,snt r.ositfoas ts3s.1 higher. May. -
"a. lane. - M july. - Thzd, AuEusI
a =. 4 Sef.seyrlsser. - -. October IS SD
F-iour-Ffrrra: good demand; =. Louis
fancy winter. s. -.
nops-At London. aciae coast = los.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-09

The ChIikat left for Astoria yesterday
having aboard a cargo Of r1e-~ha Mise for
TIE ca1n@rifs.
The whaieback City 81 Everett, kas been
chartered by the Oregon Improvement
Company 10 take AS. tons OF coal 20 san
Francisco. She Is expected 90 come here
about May Is
The bayk G@rnanss. Capt Pearson. out
OF San Francisco, arrived in ballast yes
terday AMI was toweS n by the ting Dis
covsTy. The ship Columbia also arrived
IN the morning from the same port and
was towed in by the wsnaerer Both
will load with Black Diamond coal for
San Francisco.
The steamer Albert Lea will be sold hy
the United States marshal at Schwabacf-
er's wharf next Saturday afternoon az >
2. N.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-09
MARINE NEWS.

san Francisco. May S.--Arrlve3-AraEo,
C.s.oS .hav. Trslckee. Tilla4sook bay Ar
cats coos nav. schr Letttts, Portland
Departed ~ WellinEton NAninso' scr
90 v-sfla~a HHrb0r. schr LILY. imp
go rsve~. schr PsrkersburE. Cooat.le
rsver FrsaxAts ard cnarters--AFn ok,n
an,elfa. lumber frous Port Gamble "a
Honolulu. ffaw SchT Hawaiian Isles az
Ts,,ret s.smr3. lumber thence 20 Fort FIRE,
A. TX NcNear. coal froua Departure bay
10 san Francisco, s..
y-Ns. y@rehaass' Exchange has . private
.3tsnafeh from Tsondan stating thAf iae
prssSh ship FortevfoE. az ts'Fffl"'s% -
- rsars,~ts that on Mar-h the YES
81 IasssrsSf heavily. shipped much water
-, washed Of the roof % the skyifxht
ues,r,ssrn. Wash. May ARRIVED fre n
San Francis~o-Schrs Jennie stella al
latter 30 load at Aaerdees'-
y.ns,oays-. 3 g, May s-AFnsr1Sa.sl
ss.seorer Aha arrived today from Ssaks-