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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-04
HAY AND FEEDsTUFFs,

BRAN-$12 5O@13 so y ton, iobbing rates.
MIDDLINGS-$l6@17f for lower grades up to
$l9 so p ton for the best.
FEEDSTUFFS-Groun and rolled Barley
$13@14: Oilcake Meal at the MILL $50 p ton; job
bling, $22 so: Cottonseed Oilcake, $27.
HAY-Steady, with lighter receipts. Wheat is
quotable at $7@10 so q ton; Dat, $5@S; Wheat
Clover. 1907; Compressed, $7@9 so; Stock, 81 SO
at q ton.
SIRAW-25@45c 2 bale
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POULTRY AND GAME.

POULTRY-The market continues bare OF East
ern and California stock is steady in consequence
Live Turkeys are quotable at 1S@15c q ID for
Gobblers and 1212@l3c for Hens: Geese, p pair.
81 50@1 rs; Ducks, $495; Hens, $506 SO 3 doz:
BOOSTERS, young. S4 5O@5; do, old 81 5O05 :
Fryers $4; Broilers. So so for large and $2G3 for
small: Pigeons 81 50@2 . dozen for young and
81 25 for Old.
GAME-Hare, sl@l 20; Rabbits, 81 rs p doz;
Gray Geese, - q dozen
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL.

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOI.
LIVERPOOL, ENG, Oct 3.-The spot market
Is nrm at 5s I'd. Cargoes are frmer az 26s Sd
FUTURES.
nv, me froduce Exchange cable gives the following
hiveFpooi quotations for No. Red Winter: Octo
per- os "a; November, IS 2s4d; December 5s
o12a; January, 6s AID; February, IS Sd. %
SECURITIES
on uN ~ o0N; ENG, Oct. 3-Consos, 1879: syer
oo i1-4od; French Rentes, 1907 4Oc.
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NEW YORK STOCKS,
sonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad
Shares.

Money on call easy at l1492y: last loan at 11a%:
closing offered at 112% Prime mercantile paper,
484@512I Bar silver SIC. Mexican dollars, 5S14c.
Sterling exchange is steady With actual business IN
bankers bills at 81 S6s4G4 81 for so days and
"a S71a@4 S734 for demand Posted rates, $4 81
q SO. Commercial bills 81 S53494 1914. Gov
eminent bonds firm; State bonds dull: Railroad
bonds steady and higher. Silver at the Board was
neglected.
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NORTH PACIFIC COAST luR0in

u WA SausaIftO Ferrv)
from San Francisco. beginning Septemba., ,so.
WEEK DAYS. S~'
r9r g9ui valley and san Raiael-7:OO s.oo o,s
eUe;lo, II ;4S A. NJ; a. 3:2O 4:l5 SIX 10
Se o. o. - :oo p n SDoes not run TO Mil VaJo'
san 0uentin-S:00, 10:15 A. NJ: I:45. 5.I6N H'ey
SUNDAYS
For NH MIL valley, San Rafael and San o,a..,-
o'oo' Iu;OO, l1:5O A NJ; 80. 800 40 se I'm
F. M ~Does not run 10 San Quentin O' %o;1b
THROUGH TRAINS.
S:V0 A. NJ week days-Cazadero and ,vav ...,
8 ~ IN N. Sat urdays.Tomales and way staS1ons
e.O0 A. NJ sunesys-PoinE Reyes ana way ssssiOna
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FLOUR AND MILLsTUFFs.

FLoUR-Net cash prices are Family extras,
So 35@S As p Dbl: Bakers extras, So 1908 IS;
superine, So 25(62 80 p Dbl.
CORNMEAL. ETC.-Feed Corn, S22623 q ton:
Cracked Corn, $22 50@23 so p ton.
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U. S. GOVERNMENT.


CUSTOM-HOUSE, SAN FRANCISCO, SEP
" TENDER % 1895
Notice.-Certain goods remaining year in
bonded warehouse will be sold at public auction
the United States Appraisers store the 23d OF
October, 1885, at IL O'Clock NJ.
Descriptive catalogues can be had at the Custom
House on October 90 1895, or time and place of
sale. E. B. JEROME,
Special DEPUTY Collector.
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SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKE1

Wholesale rates for dressed stock frorn ,,aro,,
terers as follows:
iBbaEF f., quality. 5@51ac; second quality,
NEAL-Large, 4G15c; small 56l7c "a n
ID. 7z0' D"eS' o72W4c
LAMB-5@6c p h.
fohk-Live Hogs, SC for large 31Ac for small
anu - for feeders; dressed do 4Ls65ihc a IN
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

o, bAG5S.Calcutta Grain Bags, So eO@4; San
quentin. "a 20; Wool Bags. 24G26c. '
COALCW wellington is auotabe at az q top.
New Wellington. SIS % ton: Southfield WelIinrton'
~ oo; Seattle Sc; Bryant, sc: Coos Bay. So Walls
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L ne COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Silver steady.
Wheat, Barley and Oats quiet.
Corn weak.
Feedstuffs unchanged.
Hay steady.
Beans irregular.
Potatoes and Onions quiet.
Butter firm.
Eggs drag little.
Poultry steady.
Wine Grapes still higher.
Dried Fruit quiet
Provisions unchanged.
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STEAMER TO AkRIVr,
Sun AND TIDE TAHLI

sun AND TIDE TABLE.
2 HIGH WATER. Low WATER sun. MOON.
Large Small Large Small Rises Sets Sets.
4ll.36A 0.00A 5.53P 6.1aA Cos 5.4S 6 AGA
o.llo9A O.26A 6.33P 5.49A 500 SAT Rises
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PHOTOGRAPHIC BULLETIN.
BRANCH II YDRoeRAPHIc OFFICE, U. S. MI
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE,
SAN Francisco. October 8. 1895. }
The time ball on Telegraph Hill was dropped
exactly at noon to-day. e.. at noon OF the l20th
meridian, or at exactly P. M, Greenwich time.
a. +. tECHTELER,
Lieutenant q. S N, in charge
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Stages connect at San Rafael for BolinaS
Stages connect at Santa Rosa for Marx Wes1
Springs.
stages connect at Geyserville for Skaggs Springs
Stages connect at Cloverdale for the Geysers.
Stages connect at Pieta for Highland Springs
Kelseyvtlle, Soda Bay, Lakeport.
Stages connect at Hopland for Lakeport ana
Bartlett Springs.
Stages connect at Uziah for VIchy Springs, Bloc
Lakes Laurel Dell, Upper Lake, Bonneville, Green
wood, Mendocino City, Fort Bragg, Usal, Westport
Cahto, Willetts, Calpela, Pomo Potter Valley John
Days, Lively's, GraveIly Valley, Harris Blocks
burg, Bridgeville, Hydesville and Eureka
Saturday to Monday round-trip tickets at reduced
rates.
yond San Rafael at half rates.
Special Sunday FL Campo Service.
STEAMER UKIAH leaves Tiburon ferry every
Sunday-10:30 a. NJ. 12:10, 200 and 100 P. n
Returnlng-LeaVe Il Campo at loo, 300 and
3 100 p N.
Ticket Offices, $50 Market st., Chronicle building
H. @. WHITING, r.. *. RYAN,
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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THURSDAY, Oct. s-4P.n.
Took AND BOND EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY, Oct. 9-2p.

UNITED STATES BONDS.
Bid. asked. Bid. Asked.
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RECEIPTS OLE INTERIoK PRODUCE.
THE STOCK MARKET.

Yesterday was another weak day, though there
was no pronounced decline. Trade quiet,
NOTES
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THE FIDEhirY AFFAIR
.tSain 10 Court-in.trrc.ops As to Ont.

Acain 10 Court-in'trTcsiona rs to Out.
standtn: Loans.
WAsu;SGroS, D. G., April 2.-The at.
''i'q oithe Fidelity Building, Loan and
Investment Association were again
brought into court to-day when receiy-
e;' l. II. Poole aud l.. Cabell William.
1on asked Judge Cox for instructions NJ
% outstanding lonns. what action, II
IN? should be taken against tho o!Iiccrs
and directors OF the association and
what answers shall DO giyou to inGpIr.
IN: stockholders.
The receivors stated that thorc il an
Outstanding sum OF about SD, 900 OF tho
MaocIation's mondy loaned on no other
ssecnr!y than the shares OF stock mold
to?it members. They aro OF tho opin
ION iha. tho stool; can mover mature,
and, therefore say members would be
nitely. =
Upon this showing OF tho receivers
I9lcc Cox instructed .hem that they
'Eal not attempt to collect any part Of
rnat - known as the share loans. Tha,
;;"Hy 'ha'I receive in bulk from borrow
ny 'nan6erI tho umounts borrowed
. n..n por cent interest, dcducting what.
.rs .nIt mos may have been paid ; provided
Iutn ',a,. 'uiIis i''aII be paid within niao.y
h"9. h9s, :" 10 What action. ii any. should
,o,' '"HpI ''an'i tho officers and diroC.
e,noo S,a VI 'Ne %t"ciation TO recover funds
trnI tpI.''e" In "xcoIa OF tho expense
arnos ann ana contrary to tho constitution
"I Cn oy'Lawa Of tho association, Judge
Nok SAID ho would lntor decide.
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SENSATIONAL CHARGES.

Developed In tho Hunk SnIt In Phiindei.
phln...Reeord OF Suicide.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, April 2.-Sensa.
,ional charges are being mado in tho
trial OF the suit OF the estate OF William
NJ. Runk a2uins. the Mutual Lie In.
srrancs Company. oiNew York, which
Is in proSross in tho United States cir.
cult court. Runk. who was a member
OF the firm OF Darlington & Runk, mad
became heavily involved through stock
speculations and in October, 1892, he
committed suicide. iio was carrying
from S45O,000 to 100000 life insurance,
Of which S75, 200 was in the Mutual com.
pauv.
The defense claims that he had in.
creased his limo from s300,0)0 to $780,.
900 40 that his steal,ngs could be made
good after his death. The insurance
company AYERS that Runk was iusolven;
to the extent Of $3.50, 900; that no had
ombezzled $4,000 from his firm and
$4,000 from the city mission. OF which
he was the treasurer; and owed $780,.
900 to lady who had trusted him be.
cause OF his business standing. The
trial will be resumed tomorrow.
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TRIED TO KILL ItEi,SELF,
Grace Bell, Of the Bljou Opera Conipan,
Prevented From Self Murder.

Grace Bell, OF the Bljou Opera Company
Prevented From Self Murder.
LANCASTER, Pa. April 2.-rho news
leaked out to-day that Grace Bell, a
member OF the Milton Aborn Bijou
Opera Company, attempted to commit
suicide yesterday in her room at the
Hester house in this city. Miss IIaw
thorne. another member OF the com.
pany went into Miss Bells rooms, when
the latter Attempted to conceal solne-
thing under her arm. Miss Hawthorne
thought it looked like a revolver, but
asked what it was. Miss Bell replied
that it was letter from her husband,
who is in New York. As Miss lIaw-
thorns had heard her companion the
day before threaten TO commit suicide,
she attempted to get possession Of it,
but Miss Bell refused to give i. up. A
struggle ensued during which the would.
be suicide was thrown to tho floor and
the weapon taken from her by force.
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G. A. II. VETERANS


On tho Gronnd mt Cltrls sston-TIip Depart.
mont Enoampmcnt Convoncs To.day-.A
Large Attendance Expected.
Srecia! DIpl,th to he iats!iutacr
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April 2.'-Thc
Wheeling delegation 10 tho department
cncampmont, G. A. r., arrived oarly.
Every train tonight brought i,s quota
OF veterans and tho attendance Is largo.
Commander +. II. Crago, J. A. Arkoll.
John /. Wiso aud Richard Robertson,
OF Wheeling; Col. Romeo II. Fropr, Of
Ritchic, and 7. II. Marks, OF Well.burs,
were among tho first on tho ground.
DR.. r. II. Ice, OF 81. Adams, will be
elected commander. and Col. Froor
senior vice commander almost without
doubt This will como In the ordinary
line OF promotion. Richard Robertson
Is m active candidate for junior vice
commander with good prospects.
Memorial services were conducted at
tho State Street church tonight By Do.
partment ChapIine Richmond, assisted
by local ministers. Tomorrow tho
chiot feature OF interest to outsiders will
be the parade. In which largo number
oil uniformed Sons OF Veterans will par.
ticipate. Tho Sir Albert Hotel has been
made department headquarters and tho
parade will bc formed there.
Mrs. Mary Z. Leeds. OF Grafton, will
probably DO elected Department Pro.i.
dent OF the Women's Relief Corps. Tho
friends OF Mrs. Daniels, Of ,hi, city,
hoped to re-elecs her for another ycar
but she positively declines.
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BANGOR, MAINE, April "A serious
accident occurred on the Maine Central
railroad near Veazie. four miles from
hero, this morning. Tho Aroostock ex.
press which left here at $40 and the
Pullman train from St John, duo hcrc
at 8 o'clock. collided. Fireman Ward.
OF the express. 10 reported killed and
several injured. Tho Pullman wa, late.
The injured include C. F. Palmer and
+. Woodbury.. OF Bangor, postal clerks,
who were both severely hurt by being
pinned in the wrecknge. Bageagema,.
ter Eben Shaw jumped and was badly
injured, and Henry Appleton. Of Bangor,
passenger on the Aroostock train. had
lcg broken by jumping. The postal
and baggage cars were wrecked aud
several other cars were badly damaged.
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WHAT IT MEANS.

The Concession May DrinG International
Complications to an Acute Stage--MaJ
Lead to n Fight With Great Britain.
WARRINGTON. April o.-There is
great deal more in the news from Fari-
biuls Of the grant OF n concession BY
Venezuela at the mouth OF 0rinoco
than is indicated i'll the dispatch. This
concession may become moro or less
tImous in the history OF the diplomacy
Of the United States and Great Britain.
The concession Is we'll calculated to
bring to an acute stage the most trouble.
some diplomatic question before the
state department, and one which, as cx.
c!u;ively stated heretofore in the Asso-
Ciated Press dispatches. has caused the
administration more roal concern than
the Al!iauca affair, the late Guatomalan-
Mexican dispute and other in,erna-
.oaal episodes.
Tho concession is in the heart OF tho
territory long in dispute between Ven
e%aVi9 ahu SIcak bEiLAIll, tllu AulDa'
.ador Bayard has for some time vaiuly
s.s!vsn. in accordance with resolution
'eeentlv adopted By Congress. to per.
,uade Grea: Britain to submit the whole
dispute to arbitration. Great Britain
being willing to asbitrate only beyond
xha. is known rs the Schomberg line.
There have been intimations that the
Administration. in the event OF phrsi-
ca conflict over the disputed lands.
nigh. deem it necessary in the ENFORCE
nent OF the Monroe doctrine to follow
up the moral aid 1t has rendered with
more substantial assistance. The fact
that citizens Of the United States now,
BY this concession. are thrust. 90 to
speak. between Great Britain and the
United States, considerably increases
the measure OF this country's response.
biIi.y.
Senior Andrade, the Venezuelan min.
iiier st Washington, when seen con-
csrning the Fe.ibault paragraph, said
sha: he had no official confirmation OF
tie grant OF the concession, but aided
lhit he does not doubt the correctness
as 1t Is in limo with reports that sucn
Concessions would bO made.
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FAEIBAuLr, MiSy., April 2.--Donald
Grant, wealthy contractor OF this city
". II. Fisher, late manager OF the Du.
lu.h 4 Winnipeg railroad. aud J. A.
Bowman. Grand Rapids. Mimi. bank.
er, have just returned from Venezuela,
wherc they obtained 4 concession of
land a. the mouth OF tho 0rinoco. run.
Mug l?j miles south and from fifteen to
twenty-five miles east aud west. 1t ia
rich in minerals, mahogany. rosewood
and dye.woods. They also have tho
rish. to mine asphalt on small island
near Trinidad. The syndicate will in.
YES. good deal OF capital in working
the concession, aud Mr. Fisher is to be
the manager.
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TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

Central City, W. Va, has been made
money order office. E
There arc twenty.oue lepers in tho
New Brunswick leprosy hospital.
Train robbinG has been mado cap.
ital olIenac By the Missouri legislature.
Union aud Confederate veterans will
hold reunion at Atlanta, Ga. Saturday
night.
Tho phGnix glass plant, which burned
II. Rochester icw months ago, will be
rebuilt at Monaco. Pa
4 cyclone did considerable damage in
Boone county, Ky. Tho big summer
hotel nj Ri: Bond Spring was wrecked.
C. 4. Oswald, aged ,hi7ly-livc years,
committed suicide at Lancaster, Pa., By
hanging himself in tho garrett oil his
home.
The plant OF tho 0swcgo, n. y, onc.
trio street railway was placed in the
hands OF I. a. limerick as receiver yes.
terday. a- -i
An extra session OF tho Missouri
legislature has bccn called to pass oleC.
ton laws and to lcgislalo to suppress
corrup; lObbics.
Captain Mcneil, OF tho British bark
j. II. Marstors, while on route to DOM
arara. was shot by ono OF his sailors,
who is thought to bo Insane.
II Is probable thnt tho boiler makcrs'
strike which haa boon on for several
weeks past in Cleveland will bo ami
cabIy sol,lGd within q iow days. r.r
Indiana window glnas manufacturers
me, al indianapolis and advanced prices
pGr cont. to take onect immediately.
Oi tho 40 pots in tho Unitod States,
600 were represented. r.-
NIrs. W. II. d. Williams, who mur.
dercd her two childron at Columbus,
Ohio, gives as reason that sho did not
wan. ,hcm to suilor at tho hands OF
their fathor ~ sho had done.
Mrs. Shannon, OF Cincinnati, was
found dead standing boioro tho mirror
leaning oil tho dresser. ShO had boon
dead several hours when found. Tho
coroner cannot account for her not fall.
Ing whom stricken by death.
John i. Fauncs, 0x.sponkcr OF tho
Pennsylvania house OF representative,
was shot accidentally y by n careless hoy
while riding from Camdon. y. j., To Al.
lantic City. Tho wound, which ia in
tho mock. 10 not dangerous.
Tom Mitchell, Ricy Mccoy aud
Hiram Bonar. duspcradoas, made n
hroRk 10 escape from tho Kentucky
pcni,cntiary last night, and woro cap.
turcd about mile way. Mccoy aud
Mitchell were dangerously wounded by
q pursuing guard.
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WINDOW GLASS COMBINE

May bo Brokon-Big Ainnufactursrs Want
to Operate independently.
PlrrsBuRGu, Pa, April 2n-Prominent
manufacturers connected with the Ma
tional Window Glass Manufacturers
Association announced to-day .ha. q
meeting OF tho association would bs
he'd here this month aud that the com.
binalonJ would probably be broken at
that limo. One OF those manufacturers
stated that tho chances against the or
ganization wero ten to Que. 1t is said
the formation Of the combine ha, ad-
vanced prices enough to put. tho glass
business on sound footing. aud some
Of the larger concerns aow wan. to
operate independently.
The new plate glass trust is to meet
here Friday to complete the details OF the
organization. The Standard plant at
Bu.ler, Pa. will not coma into tho trust.
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FL Reno. OKLA. April 2.-The closing
OF the polls tonight ended the bittercs.
campaign in the history Of the city.
Although returns will not be in till to.
morrow it is generally conceded the Re.
publican ticket entireis elected. Hensley.
the Citizens candidate. and president
OF tho Oklahoma Press Association, was
acandidate and was bitterly assailed and
most bitterly defended.
Perry, editor OF tho Globe, invaded
the Democat Office with a gun and body
guard to whip Hensley for traducing
his family. but Hensley got the drop on
him and Perry backed. ont.
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Wilt, SDri;I:SlGy.
''''' mat SrcrttnrY Gresham win Hptir,
Ii Denied.

'"'' onrrttnrr Gresham WIN Iptiru
Ii Denied.
",'iSGTo", April "a vigorous
'eHiaI II entered in administration cir.
I'e' Of tho story that Secretary Gresham
""''nt i, 10 resign. Tho accrotary him.
wi vii not DO interviewed on tho sub.
sr'' n'tcarins, it ia explained, to dig.
N.Y. ,b,, mo ln rcnort By adenial. Itiaa fact
IVA. ~, mo secretary has been in III health
NJ NJ 'omo iinc pattHud hiI recent attack
Irr,i m"Ii'fasIa OF tho atomnch, which was
ynJ, ,L" moro FERROUS than was gnnoraIly
,""'2 ,.g2''tooh NJ tho Time, ha. lof. him
%lGi' 1nbii,atod and In ne,d, of ro.l
W.. w. TO has been unable to SECURE in
S,,r S,.,r'nlh;ton, owing to tho frequency
d'ih "hlch dcIicatp and embarrassing
pn", ppoH'a'Ic questions have boon forced
'p'A A'm Of late, aud ii Ia now probable
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AN ELECTION ROW
tn n ST. Louis Saloon Results In Cow.
ardly Murder.

tn n St. Louis Saloon Results In n Cow.
ardly Murder.
ST. LOUIS, April o.-The saloon OF
Louis Celia, candidate for the house OF
delegates, at Twon,y. and Washing.
ton avenue, was tho scene OF coward.
ly murder at noon to-day. George W.
Thorn, n watchman employed at the
Madison race track, and who lived in
this city, was fatally shot by @. A. Day.
Day,was arrestel- and locked up a. the
Chestnut street station.
Day and thorn each fred several
shots, but Thorn missed. Two bullets
from Days pistol entered Thorn's left
brcas. and shoulder and hc fell to the
floor.
Tho shooting was tho result of an
election quarrel.
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CLEVELAND ELECTION.


NenuDilcnna Dlnuo Clean Swccp-A
Young oiayor Elected.
CLEVELAND, o., April 2.-rho Repub.
licans madc clean sweep in yesterday 9
municipal election in this city olocting
every candidate on thoir ticket by
pluralities offrom 1000 to 5000. Nc.
kisaon, Republican, for mayor, received
plurality oil Il7l. lie is tho youngest
man ever elected mayor OF tho city, be.
Ing but thirty.two years OF age. Cath
crino II. T. Avery, the only woman on
tho Republican school board ticket, is
elected. Although nearly six thousand
woman registered less than fiyo thou.
sand voted. This fact was probably duo
to tho inclement weather.
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WENT REPUBLICAN
For tho First Tim, In Thirty Years-RoS
OF n Roform Movsmoot.

For tho First Tim. In Thirty Years-Rosult
of n R,form Movsmoot.
WINoNA, MINI, April o.--For tho first
time in thirty years the city OF Winona
has olocted Republican. Mr.. Addison
B. Youmans, as mayor. The entire Re.
publican aud roform ticket was elected
with two exceptions OF aldermen in the
Fourth ward and assessor. Tho record
Of tho present council, headed by n
Democratic mayor. has boen subjected
to m investigation by miniature Lex.
ow committee, charges having been pro.
ferrcd OF mismanngemont In tho city's
affairs. Tho committees report, 1t Is
cxpectod, will soon BIO aubmitted.
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OMAHA, NER., April specials to the
Bee from all parts OF the state on mum.
cipai elections show that party lines
have not been drawn in municipal
elections in Nebraska in many cases.
but when they were tho Republicans
gained, except at Hastings and Pla.ts-
mouth, where tho Democrats carried
the day. The Populisls showed no
strength whcre thoy had tickets up.
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TERRIBLE EXPLOSION
or Giaut Pnwdcr-Twu Mon Probabl
Killed In n NIiuo.

or Giaut Pnwhcr-pwu Mon Probably
Killed In n Nlino.
PEEscorr, AHlz., April 2.-One hun.
dred pounds OF giant powder exploded
in the Ohio mine OF tho Mascal Mining
and Milling Company late this after.
noon. The minc is located nino miles
from Prescott aud tho particulars arc
very meagre, rs tho courier lett imma.
diatoly aftor tho explosion to secure
medical nid for tho fivo mon who were
working in tho Drift whore tho powder
was stored. Thrco mon had been res.
cucd, seriously injured. Tho explosion
caused cavo.in OF 100 or moro tons OF
rock, and whether tho two mon were
killed. aud buriod beneath tho debris or
in tho drift bohind tho CAVERN OF rock
could not DO dotormiucd WHOM, tho mos
scnSor left. Particulars will not bo OBJ
taiuablc before morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-03
MICHIGAN REPUBLICAN.

Tho Majority IN tho state oiay Reach
Forty Thousand.
DrrRolr, Mlcu. April 2.-To-day's
reports Of Yesterdays election show n
steady increase in tho Republican ma
iority for Justice OF tho supreme court
and regents OF tho university. 1t Is
now believed that Moore (Eepublican)
Is oloctcd supreme Justice by 10000. but
go littlo interest Is taken that little
ollortis being made in most OF tho couu.
ties to obtain complete ro,urns,'