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CHICAGO


Chicago. Sept. IA rather urgent de-
mand from shorts lust at the opening.
owing to continued hot weather and light
er receipts than expected. advanced the
price of corn sc over the close yesterday
on the initial transactions. The condition
Of the crop in Nebraska. however, appear
ed to be the chief consideration with the
traders. Kansas corn was in as bad or
worse condition than that in Nebraska.
but the trade here had already accepted
the damage reports from Kansas and did
some buying because Of them during the
last short bull campaign.
IL needed another big corn state 10 be
heard from discouraGingly as to it's crop
prospects TO thoroughly stir up the bulls.
Nebraska's great disappointment, as COM
pared with her early prospects for a big
crop, came opportunely and the only in
centive to the buying. December showed
an advance of i4URc.
Chicago received 1913 cars of wheat
against go as expected. The weather was
hot and considered unfavorable for corn
and that article was strong at the com
mcncement of the session. There was a
general feeling Of confidence expressed
on the curb that under present circum-
stances December was low enough. In
consequence the opening trades were at
about &c improvement over the closing
price of last night. No wheat had been
rendered on September contracts before
'lA' VttiliAt. ms AdAl htlIfh III the IOF-
nation OF the slightly hullish tone with
which trading started. on the other hand,
Liverpool came LHasd lower.
Corn soon began 10 drop a little of its
early advance, and that. with the decline
at Liverpool and heavy Northwestern re-
ceipts, had to receive consideration at
the hands Of wheat spectators. As "A re-
suit the small advance at the start was
lost. Business was small and the heat
was too oppressive for any one to mix
himself I'm the sweltcring crowd. At the
close December showed an advance of 3
Gkc on the day.
Oats were easy early, but toward the
close the strength displayed by corn was
felt and the market closed steady and I'M
changed to &c higher.
Provisions were depressed at the start
from the knowledge that about 1000
tierccs of lard had been delivered on Sep
TENDER contracts before the session
opened.
The opening declines brought forth buy
ers who absorbed all that was for sale at
the moderate concessions made when
trading first started. Pork advanced TIC.
lard 2l&c and ribs 5a7lkc.
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Short Line

Oregon Short Lee Railroad. Inter-
Mountain Route. Only direct line 70 CAL
nornia, Utah and Colorado. Pullman
Sleepers and free comforts able reclining
Chair Cars.
TRAIN ARRIVES AT BUTTE.
No. 7 arrives ct NJ. L. depo:
oally ...........sa... ..--.........- iaS D m
TRAIN DEPARTS FROM BUTTE.
No. s. from NJ. L. depot daily at. 400 D m
Arrives at Salt Lake at........... $50 a m
San Francisco. 3:ss y. m. second day
out.
Portland. 7:f5 a. m. second day out
Denver, 925 p. m. second day out.
Direct connections with Rio Grands
Western and Southern Pacific a. Ogden:
Union Pacific at Granger; the q. II. q NJ.
Co. at Huntington.
city ticket Omc.. No. ID East Broaa.
way. Butte. Aontana-
ID. w. BACON,
General Agent.
ID. f. hurley, General Passenger
Agent. Salt Lake.
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Murdered by a Burglar.

Chicago, Sept. IA robber entered the
saloon of Joseph GreEaine and. pointing
a revolver at Ward Fish, the manager of
the place, demanded the contents of the
cash drawer. Fish showed fight and was
shot twice. His wounds will prove fatal.
The robber ran from the place. but was
captured. He was identified as James
Caldwell. who, about two weeks ago. was
in the employ of a wholesale drug house
i'm this city. He was discharged on ac-
count Of dun trade and turned highway
men because, as he expressed IL, Il could
get no work and my family had to live"
He confessed to several robberles COM
mitted within the last two weeks.
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Through service between 81. Paul. Min
neapolis, Helena. Butte. Spokane. Seattle
and Portland. Connections at western
terminals for kooteuai country. oregon
and California points. Alaska. Japan nd
China. Connections at Twin cities for all
points East and South. Single and round
trip tickets 20 all points and baggage
chackod 20 destination
LeaYes-AtIantic Express. daily. 9.@ . m
L~eaycs-Local for Great "aIls.
DAILY -.-..... .......... ............ s:55 a m
Arrives-Pacif Express. daily. I'D a N
Arrives-Local from Great Fails,
udIF .-..---..-. .-..--..-..-s.... a'as y ~
city Ticket Once. No. al North Mala
St. Butte. J. E. Dawson. General Agent
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Gone To- the Wall.

San Francisco. Sept. 1.-The Francis
Valentine company, the largest theatrical
printing house on the Pacific coast, has
been attached by the Donohoe-Kelly bank
for SIS, 600. There are other creditors, but
the amounts wed them are comparative
ly small This firm has been particularly
unfortunate, having been burned out
three times within a few years. and also
suffering a very heavy loss through the
dishonesty of a former secretary. 1t is
understood hat the creditors will deal
leniently with the embarrassed firm. No
receiver has been appointed.
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Financial Cableyr,r,

New York. Sept. 1.-The Evening Posts
London financial cablegram says: The
feature in the stock market here to-day
was the sharp jump in Grand Trunk on
the monthly statement. howing a much
greater saving In working expenses than
had been anticipated. There was also
further talk of a speedy settlement OF the
rate war. Americans were dun, hut closed
better. Spanish As were steady. The New
York inquiry for gold is said TO be shifting
TO Paris.
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Has Not slept for Five Years.

1t is reported that a man in Indiana has not
had an hours sleep for five years. He constantly
walks about, unable TO rest. and is now little
more than a skeleton. There are thousands of
men and women who are unable to sleep more
than an hour or two a night because of nervous
ness, weakness, dyspepsia, headache and consti.
patton. A certain remedy for these disorders is
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. All druggists
sell IL
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OTHER Markets.


Omaha. Sept. I.-Cattle-Receipts. $500.
Market slow and steady. Native beef
steers. "a. i1d5. 30: Western steers. 81. sou
$50; Texas steers. s.. 5oa4.3O. COWS and
heifers. $3di.3O; Gamers, s2d3. stockers
and feeders. S.6Od4.7O: calves, sac. bulls
and stays. s.. sass 50.
Hogs-Rcceipts, $500. Market a shade
easier. Heavy. S3.57lsd3.G5: mixed. s3.G0u
3.62i1; light, s3.62hd3.72; bulk Of sales,
s.. 6OG3.65.
Sheep-Rcceipts, 400. Market steady.
Fair TO choice natives. S3.soH4.G0: fair to
choice Westerns, 81. 7OQ4. %. common and
stock sheep. $3aI; lambs. $3.50.
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s4sl.H5. a decrease for the year Of S.32s.-
SO. The circulation. based on United
states bonds. was 1896. T5. 104. an Increase
Tor the month Of N.0S3.0i9 and a decrease
for the year Of S9.0l3.022. The circulation
secured by lawful money amounted to
s50.4o2Sll. a decrease fer the month Of
$6ol,213. an increase for the year Of $500
363. The United States registered bonds on
deposit were as follows: To secure circu-
lating notes, S220. so. 100 and 10 secure pub
lie deposIts S4s Nfn geo
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Miles Coming Home.

Washington. Sept. I-General Miles
wires: "~Ponce-Twelve thousand troops
will be left in Porto Rico. Nearly 1900 in
fantry. cavalry and artillery will sail for
New York on the OLDHAM, Concho. Chester.
Alamo. Mississippi and Manitoba. The d.
vision is under Major General Wilson. /
sail on the OLDHAM to-day"
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BONDs
Money Market.

New York. Sept Money on call. 2a3
per cent. Last loans. "a per cent. Prime
mercantile paper, 3Aa5 per cent. Sterling
exchange, actual business in bankers bills
at S.s4A4 4.S for demand and 2.S2l4a
4S& for % days. Posted rates. 81 SID
asa and A.s. Commercial bills, A.s2. sill
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Omaha, Sept. 1.-The National Dental
association has about wound up its third
annual session since the reorganization.
Officers were elected and Niagara Falls
was chosen as the place OF holding the
next convention.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-02

New York, Sept l.-Pig iron warrants,
SG7.05. Lake copper. Il .I5ai2. sc. Tin.
l5.S7hd1ec. Spelter. 425a4. soc. Lead.
i.02izc. The firm that fixes the selling
price for miners and shelters quotes lead
at 3.soc at the close. Bar silver. COO.
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IT. Paul Arrives.

Manila, Sept. 1.-The transport ST. Paul
has arrived from San Francisco. Al are
well on board. The lighthouses in the
southern Philippines have been re-estab-
lished. II is reported that the religious
orders are selling their property TO a
Hong Kong syndicate.
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san Francisco Wool.

San Francisco. Sept. 1-Spring woods
Nevada. lGHl4c. Eastern Oregon. lGTl2c:
valley oregon, l5n17c. Fall wools-N0rth-
ern mountain lambs. 9a1lc: mountain
lambs. SH10C: San Joaquin plains. case:
Humboldt and Mendocino. uQi3c.
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They Are Home.

Corunna. Sept. 1.-The Spanish trans
port Isla de Panay. from Santiago about
Aug. Is. arrived here with a detachment
of surrendered Spanish troops. There
were Il deaths on the steamer during the
voyage,
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Comptroller. statement.

Washington, Sept. 1.-The statement OF
the comptroller Of the currency. issued
to-day. shows the total circulation Of ma
tional bank notes on Sept. ! 10 have been
ST.. I7s. SIS. an increase for the month OF
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Miss Davis Dying.

Atlanta, Ga. Sept. IA telegram was
received in this city to-day from Nara
gansett Pier stating hat Miss Winnie
Davis. who was recently operated on for
appendicitis, is dying.
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WashinEt0u. Sept. l-To-day's state,
ment OF the condition OF the treasury
shows. Available cash balance. t2al 47lesl
gold reserve. s21T.s04.4s4.
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London, Sept. I-Bar gold was ad-
vanced asd 20 rs 10Ad to-day owing q
the heavy demand for gold exports %
America.
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Boston stocks.

Boston. Sept. I-Oregon Short Line,
25iz: Boston & Montana, 227lz; Butte q
Boston. 23i2.
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Treasury Statement.

Madrid. Sept. spanish IS closed al
81. 10; gold was quoted at g.. 20.
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London, Sept. bar silver quiet at 2
1l-1ed. Money sal per cent.
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yer certificates, 59hds0izc. Mexican doll
lars, 4oizc. Government bonds steady.
state bonds dun. railroad bonds easier
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-02

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I'm for sale In Drug Stores or by travelling
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Williams Kidney Pills

Ackcr's English Remedy will stop q
cough AZ any time, and will cure tho worst cold
IN twelve hours, or money refunded. 20 cts. and
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Cleveland, Sept. I-President Mckinley
and party left for Canton this morning.
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London. sept. L-spanish IS closed at
rZ
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Experience is HE Hest Tencher. Use
Ackcrs English Remedy in any ease Of coughs,
colds or Group. Should 10 fail To- give immediate
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DIR. Pierce's Electric Belt

WILL CURE WHEN
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ug are arriving da ly
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Paris. Sept. ~L-spanish As closed a
Al 10.
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AckeT's English Remedy T. beyond ques-
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ache. Indigestion and constipation. A delight
tl her drink Removes ali eruptious of the
skin, producing a perfect complexion, or money
Drug Co, Anaconda, and Parrhen- D'Acheul
DRUG Co. Buttp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
FIFE PERSONS KILLED.
COLLISION BETWEEN A RAILROAD TRAIN
AND AN OMNIBUS

Chicago. Feb 2S-An omnibus. filed with
pleasureseekers, was struck by a Grand Trunk
passenger train al the Western-ave. crossing.
south Of Blue Island in the southwestern part
OF the city. at q o'clock tonight. Five Of the
number killed and none OF the occupants
Of the vehicle escaped without injury: about
twenty being badly hurt.
The train. which came in collision with the
omnibus was bound toward Chicago II was
behind time as It approached Blue Island. from
the southeast. and was going at high rate OF
speed. As the omnibus rounded a curve In
the road the train was seen approaching A
slight downgrade prevented the driver from
stopping the vehicle. It slipped on the Ice and
snow. and just az the frightened horses leaped
across the railway tracks. the heavy locomotive
struck the vehicle in the middle. hurting human
bodies and fragments ~ debris far from the
tracks. and continuing on its northvard Journey
several hundred feet before II could he stopped.
passing over several bodies in its progress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
yR. WILLIS OWES 4 DAME.

Theodore . Wills. ne chairman OF the Repuo-
ucan CITY Committee Of Brooklyn. entertained al
dinner las, night al the Manhattan Hoie MS fellow
members 0. the committee. and in addition Lieu
tenat-Governor Woodruff, Lemuel Z. Quiss ana
frederick Gibbs Besides these there we're
n-ssen, Jesse Frost, William T. Philips. Robert
Johnson. p Williams. Ernest J. Katenbach. Walter
y Aterbury. Marcus Campbell. Il A. Hanbury'
William Extance VI. J. Dsdy and r. Ross Appleton
The dinner il had been asserted, was to be the
-ecinning OF a movement FOR the reelection OF
Timoihy l. Woodruff. Mr. willis. however,
averred 10 a Tribune reporter last night that mere
49, no roiltiraI Significance whatever attaching 20
10 dime, and that ne had invited his COLLEAGUES
- the Brooklyn committee 10 dine with MN meIe+9
&c an act OF courtesy and hospitality. 80
Tieurcnant-G Governor Woodruff said That, VINO
there was some general talk concerning poItlcal
matters at the dinner. the occasion was puuIty 80
~iaf Mr. Wills having desired 10 give dlnheI 10
~ MIR Ougg 10 be present Mt. Wits a,sV
wanted herr" said MI Nooa, uIt, an" mn. down
from Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
FRANKLIN b. ZONES.

Franklin y Jones. n leading citizen Of jersey
City, died suddenly early yesterday I'm his room. In
the Union League Club house He was extremely
methodicaL and when he failed 10 appear at break
fast az o'clock yesterdav morning Antoni Lorett,
the steward went 10 Mr JOucss room 10 arouse
him. He raped AZ the door. and. receiving no re-
Spouse became alarmed and Informed the police
chief Murphy and Captain Cox fastened 10 the
clubhouse and forced the door. The body was in
the bed. Discooration about the mech and face
indicated that apoplexy had caused his death.
Franklin b. Jones born In Jersey city forty
four years ago lie educated at Public School
10 II and az Hasbrouck institute. For many years
be was associated with his brothers In business.
but few years ago became wholesale dealer in
drugs and chemicals lie was unmarried, and for
three years Fad lived at the Union League club
house His death IS a severe shock 70 his many
friends. he man OF splendid physique. al
ways iovial. and IL predicted that he would
live many years. Two brothers and two sisters
survive him.
TIE funeral will be at the home Of his brother.
John " Jones. Of No. - Slp-aye., Jersey City. to-
morrow evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
MRS. Willy BETTE NEWMAN RETURNS.

MET At THE PIER BY HER FIANCE Mr. ZoLNAT.
WHO LEARNS THAT Az ATTACK OF THE
INF1.UENzA HAD DETAINED HER ABROAD
Mrs Willy Bette Newman. whose engagement
70 The sculptor George Julian Zolney OF this city,
has been announced arrived yesterday morning
on The American liner Paris. She Is said 10 be
suffering from . severe attack Of Influenza She
was met az the pier by Nj Zolnay and driven
once 70 the Hotel Albert. University Place and
East Eleyenth-st Ths engagement was announced
last fall when Mr.. Zolnay returned from abroad.
He had spent some time In Paris. where Mrs. New
man was pursuing her art. and where she had
three pictures IN tho salon for 1871 The two met
AZ Nashville. Tenn. several years ago when tia,y
both had OF their works exhibition there.
Since that time they have been warm friends. and
their engagement was no; surprise 20 their
ouaintances
Mrs Newman caused M Zonay great worry
some ten OF twelve days asO Re had expected her
arrival on the Berlin the 18TH. and. with two
friends and numerous floral tributes appeared
the pier 10 greet her. The sculptor protested
her non-appearance that something extraordinary
must have occurred. and yesterday morning be
confessed that the influenza was the extraordinary
occurrence which had detained her over the sea.
Il - expected that the marriage Will AXE place
az early date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
OBITUARY.
GENERAL THOMAS DoCKERY.

Pl~.NfsfhfAa IfiN'NitS lJi'' II mi
General Thomas Dockery. who n The Civil War
organized and commanded detachment in me
Confederate Army. was found dead IN bed yester-
day morning in Mills House No. T. Had it not
been FOR letter found among MS effects he might
have been laid IN paupers grave ar no one
about the place knew him or knew OF HE friends
General Dockery went 10 ;he Mills House several
weeks aec. lie was only known Their. as plain
Thomas Dockery. Re kept 20 himself leaving his
room on the nth floor every morning az o'clock
and not being seen again in the hotel until o'clock
10 the evening. Whether he had any professional
or business engagements no one knew. General
Dockery on Wednesday complained OF being III
ana ieft the house al much late- hour than
usual, saying that he was going TO consult a
physician. on Friday morning he was 50 eX-
hausied from rheumatic pains that he had 10 he
assisted from his bed. Yesterday morning be
found note signed Your daughter Nvdia." all
dressed 10 Thomas Dockery. care ~ George p
Nash commission merchant az No = Broad
ST.
General Do-kcry was born IN Bowling Greer.
ny. seNcrtT years ago. and lived until recently
with relatives IN Arkansas. He was ~ one time
wealthy having great business enterprises in the
South. but lost his money through business re-
verses.
Superintendent; Thomas Of the Mls House said
last night that Mr.. NdSn had promised 10 INFORM
the Confederate Veterans Association Of he death
and he thought they would see 70 the burial OK
the BODY OF the dead general The body was re-
moved last night 20 an under'akers establishment
in SlXth-ave.