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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-30
BALTIMORE e. OHIO.

Leave New-IOrk, loCt OF isiD"rty 81, Caily
CHICAGO 2 .. m. and II. 10 night.
pITTSBURG. 3 30. Sun, sun. 12:15 night.
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS 10 a m. . IN.
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. 500, 10 Dining Carr,
II 70 a. m (Dlnng Can. 2 800 Dining Car Dining
carr, D. m. 70 II night sunday 10 Dining Ca). lid
a. M tDinlig carr. Dining Carr. Dining Carr. IL %
night. 49,
NORFOLK. 1870 n. m. daily. - u
NEW ORLEANS. Through Sleeper $50 D. m tSunday
200 p. M 80, w.. ,,u,.
All trains nre Illuminated with Plntsch Light .
Offices; 1l3. liz 26i, 434 LAO Bway, 81 r. 14th ST.
1877 Bowery y. Y $50. 3li Futon-st 5rooKyn: station
foot Of Liberty St. y. err Of ~ j. Baggage checked
from hotel residence to destination.
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so1rurRN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston. April 29--cotton nrm middng 7%c low
port. 3G35 bales sales COG bales spinnes 30
iaIc-: stock $40 bales.
Norfok April 29-Coton Arm: middling. 7-lGc: low
id5,,ng IGr good ordinary 8s.c. Receipts 4oG bales
exports coasts 49 bales sales S25 bales stock IT,
bales.
v-orleans April o9-Cot,on frm mddlihs, 1916:
low mlddng nc good ordinary 6c Net receipts III
bales gross 1868 bales exports to France 7OO0 Bales
sales l. 700 bales: stock. 1870 23s bales.
Savannah April 20.-Cotton firm: mdding, 7%c; low
middling Receipts. $50 bales exports coastwise l6'2
bales sales 200 bales; stock -. G57 bales.
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ass ST. heavy SO 5O9s3 90 Sheep slow native .pwsa ao
S4dS4 ~ lambs 81 5OdS5 81 culls ana DUCK wv
Texas sheep 81 i0a&l 30: spring lambs " ooV$"
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave NeY-lOrk foot OF Chambers-st
s folIows ana five earlier from Wes, 23d-s,:
n.uo A. M-Vestibuled Express daily for Wavery,
Rineha mtJn Elmlra, Buffalo Bradford Arrive Buffalo
s0n p NJ Parlor 10 Buffalo
d. nai u M-Vestibulsd Limited fast mail Daily sod
,roIn Sor Chicago. Chauauqua Lake arrives Cevs.
,and A NJ. Chicago. p. VI. Sleepers TO Chicago.
Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car ,..,,.,.,
nj. orrves Buffalo 1i5 A. NJ, Bradford 7l5 4. NJ.
ianes,own $50 A. NJ Cleveland i:i5 p NJ seepers -
1890 ana cleveland making direct connections for De-
rot chicago ard the West. -
u M.-Via Chautauqua Lake and Niagara Falls
nany Solid Chicago sleepers to HonesyilIs.
49, 40 aud Cincinnati Dining car
0 SI,,Gxrr IOCNL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
ACCOMMODATIONS az Ill ll3 26l. 4o and 957 Broad
- ,oy i,owerv i56 Fast l2jthst. and 81 West i2Jth
s Chambers and West 2sd,t ferries New-York ss'
anu Iyohoken and Jersey City Station. Westcott
sros. calls for and checks baggage from hotels ana
residences v destn .ioh'
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WEST SHORE R.R.

". SSu OF. y. 4, fVIIOMA
10 IN. ear. er from foot Franklin ST.:
3,SO A. NJ Daily. L1cal TO Buffalo.
DiJ A. Daily for Albany, Utica Syracuse, Rochse-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo Cleveland chicago
IL ITO A. NJ Daily except SUNDAY. 10 Catskl Noun
tains New-Paltz. Lakes Mohonk and MtnnewaskA
Albany Utica. Saratoga Caldwell. Lake George. Parios
Car o albany.
600 r. ~ Daily for Albany, Montreal. Utica, syrneuse
Rochester. Buffalo. NIAGARA Falls. TORONTO pe'F0s
Cleveland. Chicago and s.. Louis.
glS p NJ Daily except Sunday. for Syracuse. Rochss-
ter and Buffalo. 49,.
SI5 r. NJ Daily Albany. Utica. Syracuse Rochesse!
puaio Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Cleveland S"f
cago and ST. Louis.
Time tables at principal hotels and offices -.
>-S a. E IAMREISr l}eneraI Passenger Agent
8 Vanderlit-aye.. New forB
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A ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for The Trio-
"A received at their Uptown Once. No. Broad
way "a door north OF 3is-st, until o'clock ad-
versemens received at the following branch at
regular Office rates until o'clock M VIA: "a 9Th
ave- cor 25d st. ia2 Gthaye.. cor 18th st MAcyA
e, ios West tsast near Sthays o. East IAN ct PSI
st.i lsSs sd-sve. between 18Th ana 77th stat
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ANTWERP WOOL SALES,

Antwerp April 2o-Tie wool auctions opcr ed here to-
day with fair attendance Holders seemed generally I'M
willing prices view Of tho encouraging advices
from River Plate Two thousand bales ordered and
$50 bales sold. There has been partial decline OF 5
connes since February. The details ~ the sales
follows: Buenos Ayres 36l bales S5alt5 francs per
100 klns. Montevdeo. ia bales at sJu 80 francs.
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PROPOSALS FOR CAST-IRON PR0JEC

L TIIES.-Ordnance Onice War Department Wash
ington April -. lsp7-Seaed proposals. In duplicate will
be received here until clock I. NJ. THURSDAY MAY
a.. 1897 and then publicly opened. Tor furnishing the
Ordnance Department L. S Army with l.gfA (more or
less) proectles Tor Siege and cannon
Bids will be received for all for OF the
Information furnished upon application Brig Gen ID
w rI.AGI.ER Chief OF
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool. April 90 s;+s p m-c1osing: wheat-No 2
red Western winter stock No red Northern spring
dull Sc 4i.d Corn-Amercan mixed spot. new. steady.
- "a: mixed spot. old steady 2s lod April
nominal Id May steady rs Id June steady rs SID
Four-st Louis fancy winter dull. IS ID Hops at Lon
don-Pacihc Coast steady. I0s ID Beef-Extra India
mess hne Western arm. Sos Sd; prime mess nrm
AS 3D. Pmk--Prime mess, 5os prime mess. medium
Western nrm. Hams-Short cut. IL 10 n. firm
93s Gi. IaconC cumberland cut ~ 10 30 ~ nrm. 20s:
short 10 - n, firm. 2ss long clear middies light
80 10 ~ steady. 2s long clear midlles heavy to
As No. steady 26s; short clear mindless heavy 10 10 90 10
shoulders. square. IL 10 IL H. frm 26s I'd. Ird-spot
white DUH 6ds; American finest coISred dull. Dos Tai
ow-Prime dull Us 81. Cottonseed oi-t.verpool
refned nrm. I5s Sd. Turpenne-Sprs firm. 2is Rosin
Common firm. 4s I'd.
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Railroads.
PEN NSYLVANIA

-
STATIONS .ooi Of DEsBRossES AND coRTLAND1
STREETS
500 A.. VI. FAST MAIL--Pu,iman Bufte. Sleeping Cas-
o Nsw Y9yk !? A Sne IsSp No coaches
1000 a. VI. PENNSYLVANIA LfMITED-Pulman
NoElpartment Sleeping. Dining. Smoking. and Obser-
sation cars For Chicago, Cleveland Toledo cincin-
$50 T.. W. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
ocS = " wEsTERS H a%pRfss s. FS9' Cleveland
7aS p; ", sotTmwEsTERN' T EXPRfEss-For c,ncln-
SO r. w. Pacific E%PREss. DTor pt,,eurs ana
so n,essgo Connects for Cleveland and Toledo except
9 ~ WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
o. .1on,so.D 1910 Dining carr II a. M, 30 CD
81 sH"e $,yn 'p'% mn 81 % al. %s
s Srb, d3tiS 40 and ias
ATLANTIC r.. COAST LINE-Expre,. go a. m. and
CCaa n a OHIO RAILWAY ,. m. daily.
FOt DID POINT COMFORT and NORFOl.k.-s a. m
ATLANTIC cTTY.2ExprcsS... !. 20 p m. weekdays
L3ns b'anch Asbuy Park Gntcrlaken, SundaS 81 ocean
Gr9vs and Point pleasant D 10 a. M 70 10, 34o $40
49,. p FoR sDI pmILS 20 Z 81 ~ p ~.
I'D I'D SD o. go 40 Penna. limited 1910 ,Dn-
ra x 't, ;n ~ ?, NJ ~ 20 B. 40 20 'oh In
i3i5 night. Sundays sI5. $50. o $50 10 1dmi'efa
Timing a. ca p pnDs Can Can s's '4 D.
Ticket Offices Nos 4Gi 9H I.i9s. 1923, III and 2ei
Eroadwsy Aston House. and foot Of Desbrosses ae aa
nortlandt Streets Court street $50 Fulton STREE ~
Station Jersey City The New York Transfer Company
VIII call for and check baggage from hotels and resi-
onnce rs, through 70 destination. , y woon
General Manager General passr Agent
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. DvrRrIsEMENrs and subscriptions for The rrib-
"A received at their Uptown Once NO S'I sS
way % door nor>h OF 3ist st. until O'CLOCK ~, au
yrrtssments received at the following branch oces A.
regular once until o'clock p M vs n S,s
Oth-svs and Nthst lac Coumbus-aye near West WIZ
e.; ~ West 42dst.. near Sfh-ayh: " Eae laIn1s ,
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
Anthracite coal usei exclusivelyJ
-Four tracks. Automatic Block signals

Anthracite coal nsed EXCLUSIVELY,
Four tracks. Automatic Block signals
on and after January - 1877, r
For Eaeton Bethehern. Allentown MauGh Cnur ,o "A
80 I'D 3:lO III :i5 Easton) A. NJ, ~, ~ $50
90 to Eason 5i5 g 20 Al:aSwD' ~ Sunoa''
For Wkcsbarre. Pittston. and Scran'o y Blu A. NJ
40 100 4:l5 p ". sundays. 40 a; ~ =, tn
For Reading 30 500 $40. 1000 u ~ a a. ~,
100 200 .3o 300 5:i5 900 p " y - r 5 s sh,
days 43O \. NJ 1900 200. 90 , 20 = ~ Up h en-
For iIarr!s6lrg at 40 500 20 II 80 A. NJ: ilg 20
A. ~ loo 80 p ". l2:i5 night 49,. .. 40 soo
9:l0 A. NJ. 100 30 900 =. -. Sundays. 40 A. NJ
500 l.. NJ
ALL RAIL ROI Ute.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN Grove &C. ..,,
For Red Bank Long Branch. Asbury Fa.So Ose IN
Grove. and points south 20 Pom, Pieasan, ~ 80, 20
1915 A. NJ. 30. i:ij $40 20 Red Bnnk 40 so.
53s Gi5 NJ sundaye stops ~ Interafsn ,or AsD'f'
Park and Ocean Grovel 900 y ~. 800 r. NJ
For LAKEWOOD. =.
40 1915 A. NJ. ii5. $40. 4:io Obs sa'uroay' on'"
For Toms River. Barnegat Park and Barnesa'' +so'
1875 A. NJ; las. 4;i0 p NJ "a . ~
For Atlantic city. vineland and Briiseon 4So A. NJ
For Monmouth Beach. seabrIsh,. and Hghlands. q
Navesnk 43o, $50 1916 \. NJ, 1870, i;i5, +;i5. "a"
p NJ
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

wAsTiTSGTON. ,.,.
For Philadelphia. week dags 80 500 a co ,Ts,-s
Il2o Dining Cap AZ NJ 70 c ~ c S5' 20 aoo p
NJ 1871 night. Sundays 30 900 1000 li'3, 'D,no,{
Car, A. NJ 200 400 300 Dining Carp p NJ, l2:iS
night. s., GA ,,nc
For baltimore and washing,on week days 500 '2oo
p. N. 1915 night. SUNDAYS 1900 u 20 Dining cso
A. NJ 200 800 Dining Car) p. NJ. l2:l5 night.
Tickets and parlr-ca, sets en- be se1u pS, 3, s9os
m 9th Az 81 East iith 81. l53 Fast 18th St., 2I3
West 125,h ST.. 25i Columbus Az. New-York: Court
c. SEQ Fulton ST oe Broadway. Williamsburg
Thu Transfer Company viii call or and check
baggage from hotels residence 70 destination.
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-, ,.CxAwANNA AND WESTERN Il. r.
sta in New York, foot Of Barclay and
x,,,curuI-uE Ell TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
NESAAn' CiRS. pINTSCH LIGHT.

TO
DeGI FRANCES. summit. Rarnarisvile BaskinS
Iiga Madison Morrisown, P.ssac. Paterson Boom
ion;, Doy yop ATcoNG iIacketts,own sCHoof.EY'3
tttoTHTTAIN Washington, PHlLiIPSBURG EAsToS.
NJ rr,R G AP STROUDSBURG. P0con5 Mountains
scRASToN, PITTSTON, VII; kESIsARRE NANTI-
COKE DANvlLLE NORTH M IdpIrA,. Mont.
I x'ile. UTICA RIcHFIELD SPRINGS. Cortland.
SCddpHfNG BATH, DANSYII.I.E BUFFALO and ali
49, NEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
-BINGHAMrON MAIL. Stops at principal
stations ,cafe Carp. BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BIN0-
io'0g HtaMToN oWEGo. ITHACA EIMlRA. UTICA,
RiGHrIELD SPRINGS, sYRAcT,sE and oswEGo
EXpRFSS Pullman Parlor Cars Connecting at
,.oo ~ SCRANTON. WILKESBARRE and ELMIRA
IL" r. y;rnnE,SS Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars
.oo EHf n "St-RAN TON. WILkESBARRE and PLYN-
$Vo oii,riH EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Car.
700 d n C1aily)-Cricag0 Nesbued Limited Express
''So SScrRASToN. BlNGHAMToN. ELNIRA, BUF-
t,hinaso D,nlng Of Buffalo.
oo :, a. rDaIy1-BuffaO Express Pullman Seepers for
So" C =; "A Nr0E' 'BINGHAMT0N. ELMIRA BATH MT.
SsGpr,IS and BUFFALO. arriving Buffalo A. NJ.
20 w ~ IDaiiy)-BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
Wow 1ii6;N ~ oWTGo ITHACA ELMlRA. UTICA. SYRIA
er,Sf: and oswEGo EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet
r, sfePTTrs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
Henry Gaze & sons. Limited ll3 Broadway. II Park
3D. aoa Broadway Tickets AZ ferry stations 943
III 4th-ave. i2th-st: 70 West i25th-st.,
oa5 C"ln,bus ave. NewYorh; 33s and 726 Fulton-st.,
and lCG broadway Brooklyn Timetables giving full IN
0TWInTST1'6TT EXPRESS COMPANY will call Tor ana
check baggage from hotel residence TO destination.
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20 OF contract prices follows;
Omen Hign- Low Ccs- Yaste~
he statistical position OF Brazil coffee 10 as follows:

Rlo--CoHee market steady; No RID Js2CU exchange.
receipts, 5000 bags; cleared for the United
ates bags; cleared for Europe Coo0 bags stock
Daily camera., 1897-04-07
Cleveland's Forest Reservations,

Washington, April 6.-The presiden,
has decided to take no action in the mat.
ter Of revoking or modifying the order OF
Mr.. Cleveland setting aside twenty-one
forestry reserves in tie west until he rs,
certains whether congress will legislate
on the question. 1t is the general un.
derstandlng now THAI the senate will tack
an amendme mt to the general deficiency
appropriation empowering the president
to modify or revoke this order. There
is said to be a legal question as to the
presidents power under the existing law
to make a revocation of an order of hi:
predecessor.
Mr.. Mckinley indicated to Repre-
sentatives Lewis and Jones of Washing
ton, who called on him today relative tc
this subject, that he would await thi:
proposed legislation. 1t IS not his in
tention, then, to revoke the order, but te
modify it by excepting from its provisions
all mineral lands entered or subject Il
entry, and all lands not strictly minera
lands.
Daily camera., 1897-04-07
The Springs Elects Irvine.

Colorado Springs, April Gone of the
most remarkable campaigns in many re-.
spects in the history of the city was de-
cided tonight. 1t was notable for the fact
of the very small margin by which the
successful candidate for mayor goes into
Office, Milton B. Irvine, the Independent
candidate, was elected by majority of
So votes over J c. Plumb, the present
incumbent. The third, or straight Re-
publican candidate, Dr.. Leech, followed
about 800 votes behind the other two. In
the first ward the straight Republican
candidate wins; in the second, where two
aldermen were elected. the honors we're
divided between the straight Republi-
cans, who get the long term, and the
Silverites, who elected their man for the
short term. In the third and fourth
wards the Silv0ites carried the day by
good inajorlties. In the fifth ward the
honors go back to the straight Republi.
cans again. The total vote cast was
about $500 out of total registration Of
[75oo.
Daily camera., 1897-04-07
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
Congress Asked to Give 100000 to the
Flood Sufferers.

Congress Asked to Give 100000 to the
Flood Sufferers.
Washington, April 1.-THE presidents
message was read in the senate this
morning. The president calls attention
to the recent floods in Arkansas, Missls-
sppi and Louisiana, and says that $4,000
or oo,ooo people are rendered destitute
thereby. Under the circumstances he
believed that congress should approprl-
ate from $4,000 to 100000 for imme.
diate relief
AT the conclusion of the reading Of
the message Senator =. Jones', Democrat,
Arkansas, introduced dresolutlon for the
appropriation of $4,000 for the suffer
ers and for government boats for their
use. The resolution was unanimously
passed.
After the message was read in the
house, Mr.. Catchngs, Democrat, Missis
sippi, obtained permission for the i'm.
mediate consideration of resolution Tor
100000 as a relief fund. Amendment
OF the same was accepted by the senate.
Daily camera., 1897-04-07
BerthOud Count.

Berthoud, Colo, April 6.-The election
passed off quietly. For mayor, A. E.
Bimson, an,i-license, received So votes,
against e. votes tor J. E. Dudley, Citi-
zens'; for trustees, H. A Lovejoy, George
Davis and S. JefeIs; ant-license receiv.
ed Il, 73 and II respectively. Peter
Turner, c. V. Stryker and D. G. Hollen'
bsak, Citizens, received IS, s. and 4o
respectively. Registration, 1866.
Daily camera., 1897-04-07
Fort Collins is Dry.

Fort Collins, Colo April 6-The Anti
License party in Fort Collins elect
mayor, city clerk, treasurer and two
aldermen. The license party elect two
aldermen. The vote is as follows: The
total majority for mayor, F. R. Baker, in
the whole city was Is. In the first ward,
John Hoffman, license, received major
lty of 46; second ward. T. L. Moore,
lieense, majority IS; third ward. Love.
land, anti-license, majority Is; fourth
ward, S. F. Darrah, anti-license, major.
itY 81
Daily camera., 1897-04-07
Victory for License.

Loveland, Colo, April 6-The contest
IN today's election in Loveland was on
the question of license and anti-license
license winning by an average of abou
nineteen votes. George Lloyd was elected
mayor by majority of Io votes, and V
Banbramer, J. P. Hartel and H. c. Nit
chell were elected trustees The weather
was good and the election passed of
quietly.
Daily camera., 1897-04-07
Morgan Wofully Sighted.

Washington, April 7-At 1:2o today
Senator Morgan continued his speech on
the Cuban belllgerency resolution. The
speech was not aggressive and did not
excite any opposition, most of the sena-
tors having gone to lunch. At p. m.
regular order of business was resumed.
Daily camera., 1897-04-07
Refuse to Appoint a Governor.

Constantinople, April THE Porte
has refused the request of the powers to
end the Cretan trouble by appointing a
governor for the island. The Turkish
officials at Salonica have called for vol
unteers in the event of war between
Turkey and Greece.
Daily camera., 1897-04-07
SILVER WINS.

Carter Harrison Elected as Mayor
Chicago.
Chicago, April 7.-The straight Dem.
ocratic nominee for mayor, Carter Har-
rison, yesterday received plurality ol
nearly $4,000 votes.
Harrison's maj ority over all other can
ddates was 2I,222, and his plurality ovel
Harlin, the candidate next following him
was 77,756, the largest ever given.
The Democratic victory in Chicago
carried many of the smaller towns the
same way throughout the state.
Daily camera., 1897-04-07
VERY QUIET IN GREELEY.
Almost the Entire Non-Partisan Ticket
Was Elected.

Almost the Entire Non-Partisan Ticket
Was Elected.
Greeley, Colo, April o.-The election
in Greeley was one of the quietest held
in years. But little interest was taken,
only 5S5 votes being polled, less than
one half the usual number. There were
two tickets in the field-NQn-Par artisan
ana straight Republican. The follow
ing are the majorities; J. A. Woodbury.
Non-P Partisan, mayor, over c. A. Gale,
II; Mrs. Norcross, Non-Partisan, treas
urer, no opposition, received 4Io. Alder
men-First Ward: P. Hufsmith, Non
Partisan over A. w. Durkee, 9. Third
Ward P. w. Goodrich, Non-P Partisan,
over William Maher, 80.
Daily camera., 1897-04-07
Citizens Ticket at Ward.

Ward, April THE Citizens ticket
was. elected at Ward yesterday, the
officers being as follows: For mayor,
A. Rundell; for aldermen, long term,
Harry Yates, N. B. Sibley, P. J. Thomp-
son; short term aldermen, Lou Thomas,
Ed. Bergman, P. A. Larson.
Daily camera., 1897-04-07
ANTI Prohibition Mayor,

Longmont, April 7.-As result of the
election yesterday Mr.. Willis Warner of
the Citizens ticket was elected mayor
and J. B. Thompson and James St. Clair
of the anti saloon ticket as trustees.
Daily camera., 1897-04-07
5 NEWS.
RUSHING THE BILL.

The House Passes the Appropriation Bill
on Third Reading.
Denver, April III the Legislature
keeps up its pace, the extra session will
end tomorrow night or Friday. The
house this morning passed the general
appropriation bill on third reading and
sent it to the senate.
The senate read the bill by title and
referred it to the finance committee. If
the committee agrees the bill can be sent
back and passed on second reading this
afternoon, and finished tomorrow.
Daily camera., 1897-04-07
Want to Be Annexed,

Athens, April THE people OF
Cyprus are greatly enthused over the
situation and want to be annexed to
Greece along with Crete.
Daily camera., 1897-04-07
Fatally Injured,

Colorado Springs, April 7.-Seven men
were overcome by gas in the Strickland
tunnel last night and two of them, Geo.
Gordon and Michael Lew, died today
from the results.
Daily camera., 1897-04-07
POstmistress at jamestown,

Washington, April THE president
today appointed Mrs. Kate Beach as
postmistress at Jamestown, Colo.
Daily camera., 1897-04-07
Two Great Ev vents
~1Szsh HS~

We had hardly recovered from the great battle
Carson City (a least those who had bet hing when
we were again called upon to fight for either Reed and Re-
form, Ricketts, and Rum well it turned out to Ricketts, and
Rum Now that these two great battles let's get
down to business Let's dress and begin the great battle
OF bread and pie and forth Dressing often helps gett
ing bread, ETC. Let's begin by dressing the Boys. We've
begun already Have you? We selling some good suits
coat pants and vestto fit boys from IA to 19 years old,
for S35 $3.50 We call particular attention to the $4 so
to $3.50 sus-no that they any better for the money
than the other priced suits but because they sold prices
that most folks well afford to pay.
We had an eye to what most the Boys want when
bought one of brown plaid suit for boys from 10
to 16 DID, consisting of and knee pants Ever
since the boys Watches they didn't know what
to DO with them unless they'd have vest bought
suits with vests We claim have the incest line of boys
and chldrens clothing in town.
Daily camera., 1897-04-07
No More Italian TrOODs,

Rome, Italy, April THE Italian gov.
eminent is disinclined to send any
more troops to Crete.
Daily camera., 1897-04-07
FLOOD RELIEF.
The President Signs the Resolution fo
Relief of Flood Sufferers.

Washington, April THE president
today signed the relief resolution at p.
m. He Immediately afterward proceed
ed to the navy yard and embarked or
the Dolphin for his trip down the
Chesapeake.
Daily camera., 1897-04-07
Troops for Crete.

Toulong, France, April IA troop Of
900 infantry embarked today to reinforce
the troops in Crete.
Daily camera., 1897-04-07
SITUATION IMPROVED.
The Mississippi River Fallen Several
Inches Since Yesterday

Inches Since Yesterday.
St. Louis, April 7-The food situation
here Is much improved, the river having
fallen eight inches in "a hours. Reports
from up the river say the Missouri, Des
MONIES and Illinois rivers are all running
bank full and further rise in the Miss
issippi is looked for.
Daily camera., 1897-04-07
Silver Quotation.

New York, April 7-Silver is quoted
al OK today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-20

Adams Express.
American Coal.
Am Cot OIL Co..
do pref o , Co.
American Tx. 81
Am Te. a. g co. !
Amer Tob Coz
% pref. .......l
Amer Spirits ...l
90 pref.
Blkyn Tn Gas. /
Brunswick Co. I'll
Chic Gas CO.
Con- Cable Co. Il
Co. c 4 ! . Co.
DO pref. .......l
Col T a. i Col
DO pref.
COl a. IA & A. I /
Consnl Gas Col
Con Coal Of Md
Ed FL III N VI
I'd T. III tBIyn) [
Erie Tel * T Col
General Eiec C0l
Home Mining Col
Illinois steel GO. ]
Lac @ !. Isl l.. I
DO pref. 81
Man Beach Co. !
I'D Coal 90 pf..l
MINI Iron Co. II
Nat LIN on COL
Nat Starch Co. /
DO lat pref....l
% % pref.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-20

.E,-aividend Nominal with interest.