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FLOUR AND MILLsTUEFs.

The Noel Eilian takes Tor Cork IS, 1852 barrels
Flour. valued at $S4.4SO
The millers have reduced the price OF Flour 25c
all around.
Corn prod ucts are lower
FLoUR-Net cash prices are: Family extras,
"a 15@4 50: Bakers extras. S4 50o4 60 D Dbl
CORN MEAL. ETC--Feed Corn, S22 q ton'
Cracked Corn, S23@24 p ton.
MlLLSTUFFS-Prices in sacks are as follows,
usual discount to the trade: Graham Flour, 80
3 100 bs Rye Flour So so q 100; Rice Flour
so TO; Cornmeai So 25; extra cream do $3
Oatmeal So SO: Oat Groats, $4; Homlny, s3 log
= ~: Buckwheat Flour S3 25@3 50; Cracked
Wheat So 25; Farina, 50 so; Whole Wheat Flour
50 20: Rolled oats (bblsl. SIS 7UG5 80; In sacks
80 10; Peari Barley. S4; split Peas, $5 5u; Green
do $4 70 q 100 lbs
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BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGs.

The market for all kinds is quiet ana unchanged
BUTTER
CREAMERY-Fancy creameries, 2s@29c; Sec
onds 26@2712c q ID.
DAIRY-Choice to fancy. 23@25c p b; lower
grades l6@2212c
PICKLED-2U@221ac q 10.
FIRKIN-19420c p Ii.
CREAMERY rUB-2l@2212c e n
EAsTERN-12@l3c &c for ladie pacKed
CHEESE-Cholce mild new, 1ZGl3c e D: COM
TO good l0@l1c; Cream Cheddar 1I@12c;
Young America, l2@121ac; Western, il19012c;
Eastern, 21a@1312c ID.
kGGs-Kanch Eggs. 35@4Oc ? doz; store Eggs
221a93Oc; Eastern, 23925c Tor fancy, .092212c
for frs,s and l7@l9c .oI seconds DUCK Legs
.NM2AC a dozen.
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Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, Nov 4-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts 5000. Market steady. Texas steers
So SO@4 To: Texas cows, 81 25@S rs; ma
tive steers, SO 1895 05; naive cows and heifers
81 50@4 90: stOcKers and feeders, So 1904 40;
bulls, 81 45CG4 40
HoGS-ReceIpts, $4,000. Market weak 10 SC
lower. Bulk of sales, SIS 45G3 55; heavies. So 40
GD3 55; packers, So Ago o21a; mixed, S3 50
@3 so; lights. So 50@3 60; yorkers, So 55@
co. pigs S3 40@3 rs.
SH EEP - Receipts, 1000. Market firm
Lambs, 81 25@5 5U; muttons, So sO@4 80.
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Omaha.

OMAHA Nov 4-CATTLE - Receipts, 1000
Market shade lower. Naive beef steers
SsG4 S5: Western steers, SO 1894 35: Texas
steers, $3d3 so; COWS aud heiiers, 50 S06S 20;
Gamers $2@S2 70: slocKers ana teeuers. So 90
"a So calves, So 50@5 90; bulls, stays etc, s2@
3 90
HOGS-Receipts, 1000 Market steady to shade
lower. Heavy, So 35@3 45 mixeu, So 4ud
40: light, 50 45@3 521a; bulk OF sales, SO 400
8 As.
SHEEP Receipts $500. Market sc to lOc
lower. Fair to choice natives, S3 60@4 10: fair
to choice Westerns IS 50G4: common ana stock
sheep, s3G3 rs lambs So 1895 20.
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n; medium so@so each: long woods. soc@sl

each; medium 6O@s0 each: long woods, s0c@sl
each.
TALLoW-No /. rendered s@313c p h; No
p 2@21ac; refined. SC; Grease, 2@214c q h.
WOOL - Fall Clip - Middle counties. free
10@l3c; do detective, 1O@1lc; San Joaquin. de-
iective, 7@9c ID; do Lam bs 612@Sc: southern
Mountain. 9@l2c: Tree Northern, 12@l4c p ID;
90 defective, 9@,l1c: Humboldt and Mendocino
13@15c p ID.
hoPs-od crop, 2@6c p Ii for poor to fair and
S@10c for good; new crop lU@141ac.
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Builders Contracts.

II. e. Bothin, owner with B T. Ellis, contractor,
Percy d Hamilton architects, all work, except
iron work, for raising floors and roof and building
new front and building ) line of sacra-
mento street. 9S:9 w of Davis W 90 by 5 13u
$4,000
Rose B. Goddard, wife Of Henry K, owner, with
Marcuse d. Remmel contractors and architects,
all ork for broom frame dwelling on N line of
Lake street 40 w of Thirteenth avenue w 40 by
N 70 Outside Lands block l. $500.
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BEANS AND SEEDS.

Beans continue dull and weak at the recently
revised prices. Arrivals are heavy.
BEANS-Bayos 81 sb@1 95; Small Whites,
81 10@1 rs; Large Whites, 90c@$1 10; PInks.
al 80: Red Kidney 81 75@1 90 Limas, 81 esq
l rs; Buffers 81 40Gl SO; Pea, 81 30@l 40.
SEEDS - Brown Mustard. So y ctl; Yellow
Mustard. $262 81 q ctl: Flax. 81 s0@2; Canary
Seed, 214@2s4c q D Alfalfa 614c: Rape, 20
234c; Hemp, Sc: Timothy 51ac. -
DRIED PEAS-Niles, 81 25; Green 81 2O9l Az
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NORTHERN WHEAT MARKE
Oregon.

PORTLAND Nov. 4.-The local wheat market
took another step backward to-day and the highest
quotation on Walla Waila was 7Sc, with some
dealers quoting less. Unless there is loos-
enin u p in values for freight these quotations
liable to suffer still more. as exporters who have
up t1 the present time been buying wheat on a 35s
ship ba sis have ed up all OF their cheap
rates and must now fall back on the late charters
which 37s Sd. Cearad-British snip Queen
. argaret Tor Dunkirk with 124 $40 bushels wheat
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LIVERPOOL. Nov. A. Wheat-Steady: No
standard California wheat, 3Ss Sd; cargoes OF
coast, uncertain; cargoes on passage, nomina un-
changeI; ngllsh country markets, gen orally Sd
dearer; French country markets. firm wheat in
Paris quiet; -four In Paris firm.
COTTON Uplands 3 g. 32d.
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MINING sToCKs.
Boston.

BOSTON. Nov 4-Atchison. 1921; Bell Tele-
phone 2b5: Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
934s; Mexican Central, b14; Oregon short lime
lS; san Dieso, -; General Electric, 81; Boston
and Mont, 126: B. and M 2O3s
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Cash q4otatlons were as follows: Flour. quiet:
81 Ss4 s6 oafers s io wnter
81 50G4 70; No, spring Wheat so@S7c;
No. Spring Wheat. s2@91c: No: 2 REQ. esq
NM No White, aoot., b, 22A92gc; Nc; l7,.c 3
No. Barley, +. o. b., 27@4lc: No. 8 -;
No. H. -: No. l Flaxseed. 81 O5@l Os:
Prime Timothy Seed, 81 65; Mess Pork
2 Dbl, 81 6507 TO- Lard p 90 Ms S. 271a;
short Ribs sides Uoosel. S4 40 q 80;
Dry Sailed Shoulders (boxedl. 4$4@-c: short
Clear sides (boxedl. 424@4 7sc; WHISKY. distillers'
finished goods, per gal. 81 Is; sugar cut loaf, -;
granulated. -; standard a. -.
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SUMMARY or THE MARKETS.

Silver OIL again.
Wheat fraction lower
Barley, oats and Corn unchanged.
Corn products lower. Flour declined 25c.
Hav ana FeedstUffs as before.
Beans in heavy receipt.
. Water-white Coal Oil lower.
New prices for Cordage
Onions higher. >weet Potatoes lower.
Butter. Cheese ana Eggs unchanged.
A car of Eastern Poultry in. Game steady.
Grapes still the dumps
Dried Fruit very dull
Provisions unchanged
Wool and Hops as before
sheepsktns advanced
No ochange in Meats
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NorE-In the ABOVE exposition of the tide. m.
early morning Ides are given in the left hand
column. and the successive tides Of the day In ths
order o, occurrence ~ TO time Ths second TINA
coium gives the second tide OF the day the third
time column the third Tide, and the last or right
hand column gives the last tide of the cav excsns
when there are but thres iides As sometims.
sccurs Ihe heights given additions 10 Ihs
sounoings on the United States Coast SURVEY
snarta % except when minus sign (-) precsdes the
nelgnt, ana then the number given = subtractive
nom the depth KiYen by the chSIta
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CASH IN THE TREASURY.

WASHINGTON, Nov 4-To-day's statement OF
the condition OF the treasury shows: Available
cash balance, s204 900, 54S; gold serve. 81 A.
034,3l2
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

A branch OF the Unit ed states HyorogrApnlo
matntaned in San Francisco for the benens o.
mariners without regard 10 nationality ana fres OF
expense. ,,. .hs
Navjgators are cordially invited 10 visit tne
office where complete of char+s and sailing
directions of the world are kept on handt or COM
nsrison and reference and the latest information
ran always be obtained regarding lights, dangers
10 navigation and ali matters of interest TO ocean
commerce. r,
The time ball TOD of the building on rele-
graph Hill is hoisted about ten minutes before
nnon and is dropped at noon. 120th meridian, BY
ieIegraphic signal received each day from the
Tnifed states Naval Observatory a. Mare Island
Cal. -,
dronped on time, giving the error, If any Il
nnhIishel the same day oy the afternoon paperA
and 6y Inc morning papers the following day.
- - w. s. HUGHEa
Iieutenank Y. s. N, in charsA
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THE COMMERCIAL WORLD
CLOSING STOCKS

7 and $4 a6@g4 s61.: commercial bills, s4 sIs1 ::
silver certncates, 57@5s1ac: bar SILVER, 56S4c c;
Mexican dollars, 4S5sc: Government bonds
strong; State bonds dull; railroad bonds weak.
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w sbin0ron.

TACOMA. Nov 4-Wheat was fiat to-day and
suffered fall of 112c under the depressing tone OF
the Chicago market No. l blue stem, 81 1ac; No
l club 7S12c
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
COsMopoLITAN HOrEL

Miss NJ Bur ie, Chicago
f A nderSon, Mokelumne
j Fl NTH, Vallejo
p B Gallagher, n I City
A Johnson, Waterford
Miss A johnson, w aterfd
a Lean, hickman
II Howard&w, Sn LsObis
r Humphries. Fresno
j Trewarrha, oreSt Hill
j Re.es. Portland
y Healy, san Jose
&c Nicholas. Big TAX Fiat
J Duncan, Mil Val ey
Miss d VI adison, Boston
X P Yates & I, ohio
Mrs J +. Farley d 2 C,
Kansas City
o T Fariey&w, ,KansasCy
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On the Produce Exchange TO-DAY the Butter mar
ket firm; creameries, l5@23c; daires u
@2Oc; cheese quie-, S@S1ac; eggs firm, fresh,
&C.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
Closing Prices for Bonds and Railway
shares.

NEW YORK. Nov 4-Money call easy
at 11a@2%; last loan 2%; closed at 1a@2%;
prime mercantile paper. Ss4 G41a%; Sterling ex-
change steady, with actual business In bank.
ers' bills Ss 551a Tor demand. and 81 sfA
FOR sixty days; posted rates, ~ 1894 63ia
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JMcD enough &f, Chicago
II t King, MokelumneH
Mrs l. a Oles, Olema
NJ B Howard, LosBanos
n Kampe, Mont
j Johnson, Waterford
A Childs spokane
J f King & W, Sn Jose
II Murphy, Plumas Co
j Sch neider, Forest Hill
C Deveraux, Monterey
G. Heitshure, Portland
] Ly ynch, an Jose
+ NJ urry, frrsno
+ Raymond d I, Boston
Miss B Donahue, Boston
/ + Summers, Conn
DR. ] Pendleton, Is Ang
D Widdero, Los Angeles
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE -
Arrive l.
THURSDAY. Novem Der 4.

Arrive l.
THURSDAY. November 4
stnr Navarro from Seattle
Stmr Tillamook Hansen, 81 hours from Hue
nemr: 3447 SKIS beans, 394S SKIS whea', o2 SKIS
barley, to III DnLard. , ,,.
Stmr Eureka Parsons. IA hours from Newport
end way ports; pass and mdse, 10 Goooalh ferkln1
d Co. 49, x-o,, va,
tura: - bbs oil, Union Oil Co. UP river
direct. -. r..o,.
stmr Mackinaw. Littleheld. s5 hrs firm Iacoma
$500 tons coal. to Co. Oakland direct
Stmr Crescent City Stock feth. 81 hours from
Crescent City: pass and mdse, to Hobbs, Wau q
Co. w.,
Stmr Newspoy. Fosen, Il hours from usal;
barS, to } S Kim ball.
stmr Point Arena Hansen, is hours from
Mendocino etc: pass and mdse to Mendocino
Lumber Co. -.
stmr Clevelan, Hail. SO hours from Seattle;
pass and n dse, TO f L kruse. -
Haw ship Fort george, Morse, lU days from D%
parture Bay: 1850 tons coal to oregon Imp 20.
Bark Olympic, g bbs, 10 days from Nanano
2O7O tons coal to John Rosenfeld's Sons
Schr Eureka Ericks son, 3 days from Coquule
River; lumber, to Z Doe; 80 bbs salmon TO Getz
Bros & Co. go, -.
Schr Christina Stefens, Nording, IL hours from
F1skS Mil: 5OOU pos "a eds wood h L X use
Schr E K Wood. Hanson, % days from Fort
Blakeley 67O NJ 1t lumber, 10 Renton. Ho' mes "
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
London
Liverpool.

LONDON. Nov. 4.-Conso l12 6-Is; silver,
263sd French rentes, 103f 471ac.
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STEAMERS TO ARRIVE.

sun. MOON AND TIDE.
UNITED STATES COAST AND GEoDErro SuRvrv
TIMES AND HEIGHTS OF HIGH Ann Low
WATERS AT oRT POINT ENTRANCE TO SAS
FRANCISCO BAY. PUBLISHED BY OPFrCI.I
AUTHORITY OF THE SUPERINTENDENT
NoTE-The high and low waters occur at ths
City Front (Mission-street WHARF about twenty.
hve minutes later than at Fort Point; The heighr
OF tide Is the same at both places
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The Time Ball.

BRANCH HYDRoGRAPRIo OFFICE, Q. s. n,
MERCHANTS EXCHA NGE-
SAY FRANCISCO November 4. 1891
Tha time ball on Telegraph Hill was droppsd
eIactlv al noon today. e., at noon of the 120tn
W. y HUGHES
rieutenant Q. S. y. charge
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gyrations of wheat produced somewhat unset
lled feeling.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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PoRTLAND'S BUSINE,
lxCHANGE AND BULLION.

PORTLAND. Nov. AZ xchanges 1898, ,27l
balances $50, $50.
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Cleared.

Thu hSDA 7, 4NOFeIuUtI II
stmr Queen, Jepsen San Diego; Goodall, Per.
kins & Co. a $780,
ItaI ship Cavaliere CIampa, Cafere, Queens
town; Balfour, Guthrie & Co.
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II is said that the agent Of the NIoa-
rngua canal here has laid the fact be-
fore Mr. Hitchcock. the president Of
the canal company. In New York. with
the suggestion that the state depart
ment be apprised Of the secret nego-
tiatlons that are now being carried on
between japan and the diet. Senior
Zolaya, the preaident Of Nicaragua. lt
Is understood, has admitted 10 close
personal friends that Japan IL neg0ti-
ating with the diet. but IN each case be
advised the strictest secrecy.
A private letter iual received In this
city from Nicaragua spya:
Among the Americans In Central
America. the belief ls general that the
greater republic Of Central America.
which Ia represented In lie diplomatic
Affairs BY q diet composed Of threo
membersa iona each from Nicaragua,
Salvador and Hondurae) was organ. 4.
lied principally IN order that Nicara.
qua might absolve herself from indl.
vldual responsibility ae q nation and
thereby abrogats her inter oceanic
transit treaty with the United States.
"The so-ealled greater republic. re-.
sentlng the failure Of the Unlted States
10 recognize the greater republic ION
receiving BenoF RodrigueE az minis.
teri. and In failing 70 accredit a
United States minister 10 the greater
republic is likely 10 Try and make a
treaty with Japan. granting her con-
ceasions for the construction OF the
canal.
The United States minister here be.
lieves that when this news reaches
Washington the state department will
send a note 10 Japan aaklng II she Is
seeFing 10 interfere With our treaty
rights In the premises. The Americans
In Nicaragua believe that the United
States government will Insist that her
oceanic treaties with Nicaragua, Sal
vador. Honduras and Costa Rica are
yet IN force. although the diet claims
that Nicaragua and Honduras are no
longer separate and individual nations
and are therefore irresponsible.
Although state department oficiais
viii not admit that auy Information
has yet come through oiiclal channels
10 confirm private advices on the sub
iect. there are reasons for believing
that the authorities have been watch
ing Japan's movomeht IN Central
America With more or iesa suspicion
for some time past.
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AFTER DAWSON CITY.
oevsrmsst omsials Nsy Cause Trsubi.
Up In Aissha

osvsrm'st omsisls Nsy Cause Trsubls
Up In Aissha
Port Townsend. Wash. Sept "A
letter Just received from John U. Smith
Of the United States mission Al Dyea
and skaguay. intimatea that govern
ment oficials. now on their way 10 the
upper Yukon. may by their oficlal acts
bring on serious international compli-
cations with the Dominion govern
ment. lie says:
1T 10 announced here BY a deputy
United States marshal that the United
States government II 10 make a claim
TO a large portion Of the YuSon gold
felds which heretofore has been sup
posed 10 BE- in British territory and
that the territory which is claimed
a. being within Alaska includes Daw.
son City. The basis of the claim 70
be made BY the United States officials
20 the disputed territory - IN the fact
that the boundary line has never been
determined and United States authori-
ties are claiming 20 possess informa-
tlon ns 90 surveys made by the Cana
dian government that hxcs Dawson
City and q large portion oi the gold
district within Alaska
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WILL CAUSE TROUBLE.
Japan RsPsrtsd - Tsyias 10 ass Me
ararua Caaai Coaeessiaas

japan hspeFted - TFyinG % ost Me.
ararua Caaal cosesssisas
Washington. Sept. Japan. not
content with an inference with Presl-
dent McKinley's Hawaiian policy. has
designs upon the Nioaraguan canal.
According TO semi-oficlal adylces Just
received here from Nicaragua, the Ja.
panese government Is secretly negoti-
ating with the diet Of the greater re-
public Of America, which recently met
In Salvador Tor the construction OF the
Nicanguan canal independent and In
defiance Of the interests and influences
Of the United States or other nations.
This action Of Japan. taken In connec.
ton With her recent attitude In regard
10 the Hawaiian annexation. ls of the
greatest significance showing. as Il
does, to the authorities that there is
no limit 10 the ambition Of the nation
and that her aggressive policy may
yet set her into trouble with the
United States That the adminlstra.
tion will resent aLy interference with
the Nicaraguan canal project. a. Il did
IN the case of the Hawaiian annexa-
tlon treaty goes without saying.
II Janan can encompass q. accord.
Ing 10 the Nicaraguan advlces received
here. she would IKE to obtain the alb
rogatlon Of an treaty rights possessed
by the United States IN relation to
inter-oceanic transit and the forfeiture
Of the American canal concession from
Nicaragua. and to Immediately mate
a treaty with the die, OF the greater 70.
public of Central America, giving her
control ~ the canal route through Nic-
aragua In the negotiations Costa Rica
has not been consulted. Il being we'll
known that she would not assent 10
any violation OF the treaty rights.
II has been suspected .n some quar-
ters that England. which has always
been anxious 90 acquire at least Joint
control OF the canal. might be work
ing In collusion with Japan In the
"dlckerinE" with the diet now under
stood 20 be IN progress, but nothing
has come 20 the surface 10 indicate that
she has encouraged japan In the move
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DEMAND FOR MONEY.
A Million Dollars q Day Being
Sent Out Of Chicago.
MOVING THE GRAIN CROP.
The Buih Of ths monsy Has 0aas 20
Kansas snd Nsbrasha. but ths
Southwest Has Received Large
shipments from Thsra

Chicago, Sept. "A million dollars a
day Is estimated as the amount as
being sent out BY the banks of chica-
30 10 move the big grain crops which
have begun TO be harvested Fifteen
million dollars Is a close approxima-
ton 10 the sum which has been sent TO
the west and southwest during the past
two weeks and the movement has only
begun II shows signs Of growing 10
strength every day
The bulk Of the money thus FAR sent
on' h.s rome TO Kansas City and Oma-
.a, 'arge shipments are reported
10 D. lolls and the northwest.
This includes shipments direct 10
banks In the wheat districts 20 be dis
tributed 10 the banks IN the SOUTH
west and vest. The Minnesota region
Is always slower In making demands
owing TO later haryesis.
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washington. sept a.-Ths safe Of the
district tar collso,or's once vas robbed
Tuesday night Of ail he contents.
amounting TO about 1900. received
during the DAY for taHsa The safe had
not been tampsrsd with and the police
believe that vAriek Hawkins. the ne
gro messengef. lsarntt the eomhlna-
tion and robbed the safe after once
hours. Ne escaped and has not been
captured.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-03

Nashville. Sept. 2-nlehl 4 Lords
wholesale beer elder and soda works
was almost Totally destroyed by Gre
late Wednesday night An explosion
Of several soda fouuts Of carbonlc aid
and gas drums occurred. inlurlng the
following persons. james buchanan,
Henry nen,on. W. 2. Anderson and an
unknown man.
The loss on the stock and building li
about SO 600
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anu..l.. .. cul. r..A..r.a.

Havana. Sept i.-'The situation IN
Havana and in eli cdha h unchanged
from that Of the paa month from a
military standpoint TIE Insurgents
viii hold their elections for president
Of the Cuban republic toaay. Il IL
said they have about g. 90 men under
arms and are poeseaaed of suficient
supplies 10 last through The coming
winter should the Waa continue
II is reported thai the insurgcnt
leaders are anxiouaiy Awaiting the ac-
tion At Madrid of General Woodford
the United States minlstef
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IN. osss.,, l.,

Houston. TeH.. Sept i.-rhe contract
for the construction Of the Galveston
Houston electric railroad line has been
let. worh win Be begun on Oct. rs,
and the contract stipulatea for lts CON-
pletion By April Is. 1888 THIS infor-
nation comes from Captain A. n Bley-
ins. one Of the prominent attaches Of
the eoneern which ia In charge Of the
enterprise.
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A SERIOUS WRECK.
rrsia Ruas rhroush = staiisa Isiurlas
Several rsrssus

several fsfaoua
Syracuse, Sept 2-The New Yori
vfsf'hule on the Delaware. i.ackawan.
Western railroad. leaving syr,
acus o'clock this morning jump.
ed the track At Blodge,t's Mills N,
FIRST station south Of Cortland. and
plunged through the structure. Sever
al people are reported sillcd
A relief train let Cortland with ev'
cry available physician Tor the scene o.
the wreck and a wrecking train iol
lowed from Syracuse
A later dispatch from Cortland sayl
Mrs J A. McQuillan OF Philadelphia
was Killed and seventeen other passen
gers injured.
The accident was caused by a broker
rail
The passengers injured were IN N,
last car. which was a Pullman. aud wa.
overturned. The injuries OF the pas
sengers are not serious
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0reenville. reE.. Sept. The thrss
negroes. simon Norris. Babe White
and John wlthsrspoon. whose examin-
Ing trial Tor train vrecklng At caddo
Mills was finished wednesday. were
held under $500 ball for Morris and
wltherspoon. and $500 for white
An attempt vas made 10 derail the
sherman. Shreveport and Southern
train near Avinger b. driving spikes
between the joints of ths rails. Engin-
eer Mercer discovered them IN time TO
apply the bsakes aad savs further
trouble.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-03

Toronto. Ont, Sept 2-Aeronaul
Leo stevens has successfully tested hil
new generator Tor manufacturing sai
Tor bis balloon and says he will leave
for klondike the latter part Oi thla
month. Stevens also declares he vii
80 TO Andres rescue provided biz
later experiments are successful.
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Beleher, Tex.. Sept a-The post.
once here vas broken into and some.
thing like IS worth Of stamps. stamped
envelopes aud postal cards taken. The
thief made entrance through q back
window.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-03

ROekwail Tex. Sept. 2-Frank
CLARK tell from hls seed hopper. a dis
lanee Of ~ feet. In the fall bis head
struck some projection which cut Il
two OF three inches 10 the bone and he
was also bruised about the body badly.
Tie ls an oid man and bis friends fear
be may not recover.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-03
SHORT ON FUNDS.
Duiuth Without asa-y % Asssuai oi
New state Isw.

NAAAta WNNAAA AaAHN - AtNaaaA ~
New state law.
Duluth. Sept. 2.-The city funds arc
practically exhausted and the city en-
ployes viii probably be paid on In or.
ders Tor many pay days to come. This
embarrassment is attributed 20 a Law
passed At the last legislature allowing
taxpayers % June Of next year IN
which to pay their 1897 taxes The
heads Of one-ihlrd OF the police force
have been severed and ave engine
houses or the ere department vril h
boarded up and all park and other pub.
lie Improvements have been stopped.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-03
Ma ga wss.as la J.n.

Palestine. Tex. Sept A man and
woman registering as man and wife
were arres:sd at one Of the principal
hotels In the city. A party who claims
10 b the husband OF the woman with
an attorney In the case. caused the ar
rest. Both the man and the woman re-
fused TO talk.