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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-10-16
THE ARGENTINE WRECK.
The Disaster Was Due to n Dense Fog
Prevailing at the Time.

The Disaster Was Due to n Dense Fog
Prevailing at the Time.
Kansas City, Oct. IA curious
combination Of wrecks took place in
the Santa Fe yards at Argentine. A
dense fog caused the trouble. Four
trains were wrecked, but, strange to say,
only one man was hurt. and he not
fatally.
An eastbound freight train, in trying
to enter the yard, was stopped by q
switch that refused to work. Before
the trouble could be remedied, a spe.
oial freight, which was following close
behind, came along. On account of
the fog, the danger signals were not
seen until too late. The second train
dashed into the first one, wrecking the
engine and several cars Hardly had
this collision occurred, when passen-
ger train No. crashed into the rear
Of the wrecked special. and few min.
utes later passenger train No. 2, the
California limited, plowed through the
rear cars of No. s.
The only person hurt in these wrecks
was a switchman named George Slater,
who had his arm broken and his head
badly out. His injuries, although
painful, are not considered dangerous
The passengers were somewhat shaken,
but no one else was injured. The
damage to railroad property amounts
to $780, 900.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-10-16
BRIEF PACIFIC COAST NEWS
A Resume Of Events in the
Northwest.
EVIDENCE OF STEADY GROWTH

News Gathered in All the Towns Of
Our Nsighboring States = Improve
mont Noted In All Ind ustriss Ore gon.
Polk county warrants are at dis
count.
The clerk Of Lane county will re-
ceive bids until October z, 1895, for
keeping the county poor for one year.
Prineville proposes to have four days
racing. commencing November II, and
offers $770 in purses. which are about
the most liberal purses offered by any
place in the Northwest circuit.
Game Warden Mcclure has instruct
ed his deputy to enforce the game law
In Linn county, and already two war
rants have been issued. There is said
to have been good many pheasants
sold. shooting from the road, etc.
Ibex and mountain sheep have been
seen this summer on the almost mac
cessible cliffs and crags Of Canyon and
Strawberry mountains, says the Cam
yon City News. In early days these
kinds Of game were quite plentiful.
Captain William Stevens, while ont
trolling on Yaquina bay, caught big
salmon Of the chinook variety. Cap
tain Stevens is nearly 30 years Of age,
but he continues to pull his own boat,
and enjoys the sport Of fishing as well
as in his boyhood days.
Mrs. F. b. Kearney, Of Pendleton,
has recently returned from The Dalles,
having won the distinction of being
the first woman to ride across the sand
wastes between Pendleton and The
Dalles on a bicycle. Her husband was
with her, and they rode with fat tires.
Indians who rode into Harney county
with the intention Of doing lot Of
hunting this fall were told to "clata-
wa" by the citizens. The siwashes
considered it good policy to leave the
grizzlied pioneers in possession of the
wild game in Harney county's forests,
and quietly departed.
Probably the largest salmon ever
brought to the Coquille market. says
the Herald, was caught on the lower
river the other day. 1t weighed forty
five pounds dressed, and about sixty
pounds gross. 1t was rare variety
for that section, blueback or Colum-
bia river salmon.
The cannery at Empire City is now
receiving the largest catch Of fish ever
known to come into Coos bay. One
night last week Mr.. Peterson caught
what brought him the round sum of
&85, at the present low prices for fish
35 cents apiece for chinook salmon
weighing from 80 to so pounds each.
The board Of trustees Of the Oregon
Soldiers Home held its regular quater-
ly session in Roseburg last week and
transacted the reuglar routine of ex-
amining claims and bills against the
home. They inspected the home and
the hospital, and approved the bills Of
John Hunter, contractor, for $4,000,
as per contract; recommended furnish
ing the hospital at cost not to exceed
81, 500, and that barn be built for not
more than $500.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-10-16

Chicago day, the anniversary Of the
great fire twenty-five years ago, was
celebrated In that city chiefly as po-
litical holiday. Republicans and
Democrats celebrated separately, each
party having its own big street parade.
as well as monster gathering indoors.
Practically every factory and store in
the city was closed. also the board Of
trade and banks. From ealry morn
ing the streets were jammed with
cheering thousands, struggling to gain
some point Of vantage.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-10-16
Freirht ThIeves t.apturcd.

Secret service agents Of the Chicago
g Northwestern railway have arrested
in Chicago the members and stopped
the operations Of the most skillful az
well as successful gang Of freight-oar
pilferers with whom the railroad de.
teotives of that city have had to deal
with In many years. 1t is known thus
far that five railroads have suffered
through the operations Of the gang.
and 1t is believed not less than $40, 200
worth Of property has been stolen with
In the last six months.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-10-16
seventh Judlclal DIstrIct.
q. Il, q n, oo, T,,ae Gard.

Trains arrive NJ Arlington AZ fOiiows.
No. y Ers .boand, yia. wallR wala, 1875 4. ~.
No. l. w,at b und, via. Wnlia walta. 2'f \, ~.
Train Na. leaves POI itiand At 7P.n.
No. ~ ~ bound f,eighs tpatsengerk) Z 40 4. NJ.
No, ~ bound eight (pasaengefsl.,. .,.b;h r. ~.
No. n w bound freight ~ tksengprs i4isi6 '. n,
and baggage car and viii connect al willows
Junction with ihs Heppner train.
No. ~ VIII connect ~ The Dallaa with No. y,
he local passenger tTain between Portland auu
The DnllUs.
Farus by oat to fan Francisco have been re-
dDced--hrst cabin, et2; steerage, 80, including
meals and beFths IhroDHh tickets are sold III
Arlington. Y. e. HiNDLE, agent
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-10-16

Albert Bray, aged 80. Of Noblesville.
Ind, a farmer and very religious
man, cut the throats Of his wife, 8.
year.old son, Carl. 2-year-old daughter,
Edna. and himself. The wife and chill.
dren died without struggle. Bray,
with gaping wound in his throat
lived for some hours without regsining
consciousness. Bray crushed the skulls
Of his victims with an Ak after he had
cut their throatH.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-10-16
Am Orarzenlona Parson.

The Rev. Lang. an evangelist, who
had been holding revival at Seward,
Q. T.. during one Of his sermons de-
clared that all women who dance are
immoral. !" A storm broke at on,e.
and Lang was chased to the Santa Fe
station by fifty enraged church MEM
bers. At the station he was beaten al
most to jelly by two farmers and a
number Of women. Subsequently he
was rescued from a coat Of tar and
feathers by q train crew.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-10-16
she Fought a Burglar.

Miss Ella Emerson. 10 years old. Of
Fruitvale, Cal, battled with a burglar
who tried to ohloroform. gag and bind
her. and after desperate struggle. she
succeeded in making her escape by
leaping through an open window and
dropping to the ground. distance Of
twelve feet.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-10-16
Ton Mnra nrnmned.

In collision between the steamers
Alexander and Emden, ON the Ham
burg, near Hull, the former sank,
drowning ten of the crew.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-10-16
wheat "a Adxnnnlnr.

Manitoba wheat is advancing daily,
At some points where competition is
unusually keen as high as 81 cents has
been paid to the farmer, while go cents
Is now the general price for No hard
throughout the province.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-10-16
Election Reforms in Australia.

Melbourne, OCT. 10 The assembly,
after an all.night sitting, passed the
second reading Of the bill establishing
female suffrage and 'one man 70 one
vets. J"
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-10-16
A Llghtahip Founders.

1t is reported in Queenstown that the
Daunt's rock lightship, having on
board crew of eight men, has fcun'
derad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-30

University OF Virginia there can be no
doubt as to is pronounced success.
General Curtis is widely known IN tnis
country through his splendid efforts IN
Congress 10 secure prison REFORMS IN the
Unilcd states. lie Us a firm believer IN
the abolition or capital punishment as II
finds admnistration Throughout the coun-
try ia the present age. ana advocates
many reio.m5 in the criminal laws as
they now exist. Ile holds that many
OF our penal institutions confirm rather
than reform criminals. and hE coAoc-
tion Of statistics upon the subject Is
startling revelation TO the average man.
Upon tho subject OF politics General
Curtis was not disposed TO elaborate,
but expressed with much cootdence us
belief In the election Or Mckinley ana
Hobart 81 November
General Curtis has always been known
as the big man "a Congress. lie - SIX
Ieet ana turce or four inches in heighl
ana is ~ magnificent physical proportions
being easy and graceful In carriage and
cour.y ln manner lie IS splendid
speaker ana "a gentleman OK culture and
refinement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-30
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
gfFTY-FOTR LINES or Law PASS
COMMEA DdBLE EXAaINdIiON.
Owing to Decrease In Tax Values Cathept-
tai City Enjoys IA Dehcit-Denial OF
6uberuatorial Fusion.

RALEIGH. n. c.. Sept. Especial. -
The law class. numbering sixty-one. that
stood FOR license yesterday before the
Supreme Court made fine record-hfty-
four passed.
Yesterday az Henderson the troops were
called out 90 prevent the lynchlng OF the
two colored men who killed the white
woman on Fricay night. one has con-
fessed the crime. order is now restored
there.
The decrease in tax valuation for the
city Is SO great that the Board Of Alder
men met ia extra session Tonight 10 pro
vide some way to meet the necessary
expenses Of the city. The deficit in tie
city revenue VIII De about 500.
ONE LARGE CONTRIBUTION.
II IS said that Hanna mas sent but little
money TO this State for the campaign.
Washington Duke IS the largest contrib
utOr lie is said To be the donor OF tao
big Mckinley and Hobart banner. lie
IS an ardent gold advocate. and Cyrus
Wats0n's attack ON trusts and the Amer
lean Tobacco Company has made Mr..
Duke specially anxious TO SEQ him de-
fcated.
The Supreme Court this morning be-
gan ts regular call OF cases from the
FIRST District. The docket Is light.
Chairman Manly OF the Democratic
Committee, says that there Is no truth
whatever in the report that there will
bo fusion on the Governor between tho
Democrats and Fopuiists. that there viii
he uo change IN the ticket whatever.
Buffers paper to-morroN will say that
Popuis,s Will pay no attention TO the
advice by Democratic papers TO vote only
for Democratic electors, that this IS Only
a plan 10 defeat Bryan
A SWELL PICKPOCKEr.
Johnson. the pickpocket who has been
held here since the day Bryan spoke here
was fined So and yesterday released
re had plenty OF money, but there wos
no evidence 20 hold him. He took "a
Pullman.
I, IS now said Popuhsts and Democrats
who object 10 tho electoral fusion pro
pose 20 III out the ticket with men OF
their respective parties and so vote u.
John y. Ray. Esq, the uewly-electec
president Of tho Deaf. Dumb, ana Blind
Institute here. arrived to-day from Ken
lucky.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-30

The New York Congress m.nis Conaden
olDrYau'- Defeat

The New York tougrrss man Is Conhden
oiDp.n'. Defeat.
General Newton III. Curtis. OF New York
win, bs,b.., d., th. .... ION. several dam.
i........ ...,. ,.,. .... ....... DID,. ..t. ,.'..
pre- state
General O'-l'7 t.''es ."'' .'e -"e"'' -
second aisi-le- oi Ne" lo4N state li Du--
gross, ANA is Known a' q gentleman ol
culture, ana al impressive ana @tIac-
I've speaker.
in politics Genera! Curtis has al"ay s
p~o' .'l-D'.-1-l' "-'-'~s" jas f'''. "-'
az ihis time is in no wise connected With
Tie present campaign.
Last year General curtis ae-Feled q
4e''-fe lof lA- D---,-- OK lAe DllF -I7'-s
NJ virginia A"A "'s p' 1-"1 'H' was
ioi 'he purpose vi I-e-'''.5 '"o accounts
'"~l Atp,"'.A 4' '"e '~,'.''-,''@ '-" ID
p.is az tne beginning Oh l-e var
INe war record OF Dr--e4"4 GURUS Is
e'e'eiy inter "u'e" "1 o'.e iefioH' az
Ietsl' MiiA 'A-l OF D'.o'ie' " '.'i''N l-"'.'1'
OF virginia lo' l--4 were use "l-o''''-
o'"e-lS ll ceii''.-''- "- -.' '7.'.' '.''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-30

PARIS Sept. 29--it is announced upon
scni-ofcih authority. that he sorc.Sa
diplomats at Constantinople are unani-
nous I'm their support OF the Attitude
taken by NJ. Camhon. the French amhas-
sador 10 the Porte. which they believe l.
lAeiy 10 reduce the acuteness OF tho stu
alton.
In n recent audience wiki the Sultan.
M Cambon Informed His Majesty Of tie
feeling OF uneasiness which tho recent
anarchy IN Constantinople has caused pa
Europe: declared that n rcpled0l ~ tie
disorders would lead TO EI.)peln inter
voniion. advised the Sultan ID egc9'i Sc
Clrmency 90 bring about 4 pac'hcation 81
the hfmenians. and demanded the release
OF the thousands of innocent pers)ns wfo
Were In prison; the convokins of tbs Ar
mcman assembly for the clerron of a
Patriarch and tho execution OF the re-
forms which His Majesty had promised.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-30

Judge Christian Makes an Able speec
nnflrn tho .nmnd- tlnneY Leagme.

Judge Christian Makes an Able speeo n
Before the sound Money League.
a meeting OF the sound-Money club Of
Manchester was held last night at odd
Fellows Han. on account Of the storm.
the attendance was not as large as was
expected, as many had minated their
intention OF being present and joining
tho club.
SIR. s.. j. Danr0n the president. re-
signed tho presidency. saving that az
DE was a member OF the state Commit
zee az the National Democratic party, he
bad not the time 10 DO both positions
justice.
Mr.. j.. u. Butler was elected 20 IN the
Vacancy. and Dr. IT. b. Dorset wus
elected ,ioe-prasldent 20 nu the vacancy
caused by the promotion OF Nr. Butter TO
the nre Disney.
Judge Joseph Christian addressed m.
climb at soms length on the Chicago plat
form. dwelling particularly on its attack
0n thr Supreme Court. he was listened
to with the greatest interest, ana bis
speech bad good effect.
The club Adjourned OBJ meet next Tues
day n'elt ot The ciuh-rooms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-30

The School VIII Open October is,-Othcr
withdrawing Nnlr..

The School VIII Open October fst-Other
Williamsburg Nofe-.
WILLIAMSBURG VA, Sept. 29.-spe-
clal. The Board OF Supervisors OF James
city county met here yesterday 10 lay
the levy for the current fiscal yer. The
tax rate for county purposes was fixed
at 20 cents on the 500 worth OF property.
This Board and our CITY Council will
soon take joint action looking 10 u gem
oral repair OF tho courthouse. which
sadly needs overhauling especially paint
ms on the outside.
The strong easterly wind blowing to-
day. with fine rain failing. make this a
typical "sora day" and all OF our local
hunters have gone 10 the adjacent mar shes
and those of the ChiclxahOminy near here.
Work on the new school building
Is now progressing fairly well. ~ tho
weather permits the roof will be- put on
# In a few days.
Tho College OF william and Mary will
open on October lst. The professors have
all returned from their summer vacation
and some few students have already ar
rived.
Mechanics are now all busily engaged
az work as they have been for several
years. Several new buildings are In pro-
cess OF erection. with others IN immediate
prospect.
Mr.. and Mrs. John y. Spencer who
have been on a trip to Baltimore and
New York. returned home to-day.
Mr.. II. l.. Henley, Jr., who has been
here visiting his parents for the past
week. will return tomorrow 10 Newport
News to resume his duties In the Office
OF tho Dry Dock Company.
Capt. Barret Jones OF Palace Court. IL
on a visit TO his brother at Mt. Folly. in
New Kent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-30
Tho Riercle pnrnlln

Tho Independent cycle Club have ap-
pointed rho following aides 20 Chief Mar
shall j.. j.. White. who is 90 have charge
of the bic Illuminated parade on October
18TH. Messrs. ). c. Cherry. T. b. Iarke.
- S,ouebraker II. a. Thomas. and W.
b. Johnson.
The proposed parade viii DO the first
OF its kind ever held IN the South. and f.
ls Thought that $500 wheels viii be IN
line. The parade can be- participated I'm
hy any bicycle rider. and II IS thought
thar many ladies'. 10 say nothing OF boys.
wll join the wheelmen in tho movement.
The ordinance requiring lamps 20 he
used on bicycles at night has gone into
eject and the twinkiing lights are seen
on every thoroushfara in the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-30

The Whitney Opera Companv closed ,
very successful eueagemcDt at the a.
envy Of Music las ni1ht. PLAYING "Rob
hoy.' both in the afternoon ana The
evening
bancroft the celebrated magician. wiz
begin an engagement OF two nights AZ the
Academy or Lusic tonight. The perform
ance is divided into number Of sections
similar to "a dramatic performance and
for each Of which. SPECIAL scenery Is
carried. These scenes arc "1he Palace
or Magician 81 Fable" THE Abode OF
pho Japanese Juggler" "The Midnight
Mysteries OF the Yogi OF india" and The
Home OF Mystery"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-30

r,f,di,nr e,,f { 1f.iG: middlng. s ZIG;
- ,e1sf,,,s 2 lsl b.lcs. gross receipts,
- ~ 49,. er.,orte 10 France. 100 bales.
f1rwaried hcl, bales. sales. - bales,
ali erirnefs. stock. lOl .0a6 bale.
rofsl fo.dav-Nct receipts. % 5a3 bales;
exrorts 10 Great Britain. 4.stD bales.
Fiance. Coz bales. continent. i,O'V bales
stock. Gff.OA3 bales. 49,. ...-
Total so far THIS week net Iecttp's'
1851 bales, exports 70 Steat Imam
ay1t3 talrs. i-N,t, "''-- D''o'' 'o''''
ncnt. 23.j95 bales ~. -,..t..,s
500 bales. exports 60 Great Britain
l's.o,S o o.. ,.''0'' ''''
uI. i'. il-''i "'.l.l clic.. eaofeunher and
"t-l' 80 >orenher ; Id. December,
..l a. Nav = "a. Jgnc. 4s.
60 tx eto i.ai,e
'u- .prf,tNe Ia sent g0-C0t-
g., f,t,.r.. ,',.i.f and .faal,. s4les. .ss.ulJ
'0' '"'"'' . ..I..'.r . 10. No-
u. January
-o, .nt Nf,-ob elo. Apl..
. ,.q.-- Cas-. obi. .ri.. SUMS ,rt-
Ni.N l'I'ie' '. i''' -'' 1919
t'H i'FiD" . g.. ..trt- hrf last
.''N "'' 81 t ,..r., "a. "A
a., i'II uNtn, "". ,''s- L .-
net .nnc 90 10 l".i'.. ...-...,
81 -N'", .fa,.1 r.IoIs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-30

BALTIMORE. MD, Sept. 2o.-Four
lln and unchanged
Wheat ulet. spot and September J9ls
0-eatc october. 09.- 1Gf4c.; December
71ial71alc.; steamer No. . red, 66U66l &C.,;
sOuthoIn. by sample. 6907Oac; dc. on
grade, 6IN7Oc
Corn frmer: spot 275,027tc.; soptem-
Der. 2Tg 027%c.; October 2lasQ2Tisc.; new
Or Old November or December. 2iAN
2Tsc.. January 2S I2shc. steamer mixed.
25i8r
oats steady: No. . white. 2iQ25c.; No.
. mixed. 2l42ll4c.
lye ri Hmer. NO =, near by, Isl zo33c.;
No. - western. 1850.
nay nimer. choice timothy. No. ?. 5o0
55c
Grain firm. quiet and steady.
Provisions Mess pork, 5000. bulk shout
ders. $500. short rib sides. S425; clear
sides. $40; sugarcured shouldcrs-hams.
small. Sl1.Jo
Lard-RofnCl. $500.
Butter firm; fancy, creamery 1Ggl6ac.;
ladIc HOPE
Eggs firm at l4l4c
Coffee steady. no. Z slO3p2Q lO.5O.
Sugar-GTauulaod 81 G2i1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-30
BANCROFT THE MAGICIAN.


Sic VIII be at the Academy Tonight and
Io-Aiorrow.
This evening will bee magical night" at
the Academy for that remarkable perform
err Baucroft.wiu commence a two-nights'
engagement in this city. This marvellous
man has been startling people IN the
larger cities of this country where until
this season bee has exclusively appeared hy
the incompatible magical teats and IL
lusi0n5 of which he has proven himself
master. For twenty years before APP
pe4rins boo public. Bancroft studied the
art of mysufyins and invented a vast
array of magical feats never seen before
that at once made him the most popular
perform OF mystery now before ihe pub
DIE.
This summer no spent among the Hin
docs. where he studied the magic OF the
Yogis and has introduced a number Of
their most remarkable feats into his per
formance
Bancrufcs entertainment Is tho most
costly ono ever presented in tho history or
magic. He has combined scenic magnl-
ncsnca with magical feats and The union
4. a remarkably enjoyable one of mystery
and beauty over 10000 has been ex-
pended upon this production Bancroft
carries the scenery ior ms pefioi nance
entire. and as the scenes arc constantly
changing the production - as large one
as that OF any theatrical spectacular or
ganization. II requires two baggage cars
10 transport IL and the services of twen-
ty-two assistants 20 place upon the stage.
All OF Bancroft's feats are new and have
never been seen in this city before. The
entertainment IL az every moment novel
and interesting az Il contains elements OF
spectacle. mystery and tewilderment.
some ~ the scenes which Will be shown
ara "The NIsgician's Palace OF Fable.
Tho Flowery Kingdom" Midnight
Mysteries Among the Yogi Of india,
and "The Home OF Magic
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-30

crIcAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, ILL. Sept 2J.-Wheat acted
after a tOp-hcavy fashion today. ana
Notwithstanding spurts of no great mo-
wtnJ rested az the close wiWth loss
almost as great as yesterdays gam.
Information was not altogether sausiac-
tory % holders. and many Of them took
t...nHIon 10 Tighten the load they We're
carrying. December wheat opened from
G1isc 10 CGHc., sold between ol..c. ana
Gj4c. closing az G6 DiJ Jc.-it b .e.
under yesterday. Cash Wn Lt was weak
and from l To- lilc. per buslei lower.
COru-Iikc wheat, conn displayed less
Of strength to-day than recently. 10 was
due however, as much 10 The sympathy
existing between the markets as TO amy
other motive. May corn opened et 25i4cs
sold between .5-tc. and 2,scY cIotins dr
-5'lc.-lc. under yesterday Cash corn
Was steady and unchanged.
D1ts-Ile traQe DO oats was very light
and The tone plrtO0k of % measure Ot
that prevailing in the pits May oats
closed unchanged from yesterday Cash
oats were steady in price but easy lA
feeling.
Observation-Disclosures in provisions was
spasmOlicaly active with prices. as a.
rude. ranging lower than the closing ones
OF yesterday. The depreciation IS
partly attributed 90 an easy hog market
and partly 70 the existing l0W values In
grain AT The close January pork WIS
Joe under yesterday. January lard ana
ribs each lusac. lower
Tho leading futures RANGED as follows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-30
WoULDN,r arr MN CHANCE.


- 49,. ,f.-.iith
- ~ ,f.r,5i,b vas soon
'.'' " ',.''.' 80 80 t... .v,or,en.e AZ
,-' ''-' 80 80. ,,b.n ns Uas not
0'' -. -, ,,i6re.s fne ,eo-
sven i', o4 49,, tss,os ar. Meredith
t.. tsf several persofral
$500. 49,, )-.-... who received him very
'l-.i,-.i,. ,,d trltte5 hm win much
,.., d.. som. "a Indications that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-30

CINCINNATI, o.. sept. Colour quiet
and steady.
Wheat quiet and steady; No red,
Corn firm and quiet; No . white. track.
o..
oats quiet ard firm: No . mixed, track,
17ist.: 40. . white. 1iN2-f.
Pork steady, city family, Ss0o
lard inactive; kettle, S4o1Qf2j; primo
Dry sailed meats steady; shoulders.
S8s5r3 50: loose short rios. S37Jl3.4O,
short clear S3gNN400
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-30

SOUTHAMPTON. Sept 2S.-Mr Alex
ander Mcdonald. OF Virginia, the United
States Minister 10 Persia. who arrived
here on September 10th from the United
States on board the American Line steam
snip New York. WAS dangerously IN with
bronchitis during tho voyage. and is now
living 40 tho Southwestern Hotel under the
caro- Of physician To-day. however, he
IS somewhat improved iu health.