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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17

noston. Sept. i7.-Prof. William n,
crs ~ the United States and FOR many
vears champion swimmer and champion
oarsnnn ~ the Pacific slope. and IA
recent years well known In boating cir
dos is dead In South h0ston. Death
,yns caused by pneumonia,
Forty years ago he went 20 CALI
fornin, where he began teaching swim
ming. While In California Mr.. Dauly
gained n worldwide reputation as a
swimmer. and during his career saved
thirty-nino persons who would have
drowned had he not gone % their as
distance. Besides he saved many
lives In railroad accidents. In 1896 he
was awarded special gold medal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17
THE CRISIS IN FRANCE.
DRtyfUs CASE GOES 10 A COMMISSION.
Minister OF Justice Doe. Not rssi Able
Himself To Decid. on Revision. aud
ASKS for Reference.

Paris. Sept. i7.-Gen. zurilnden. tho
minister Of war. has rendered his
resignation.
Al meeting OF tfe csbine, ministers
today n WIS decided 10 submit the de-
cislon In the Dreyfus case TO COM
mission TO be selected by the ministers
Of justice. Al. sarrion. The minister FOR
war. Gen. zurllndcn. ana the minister
Of public works. Senator Tiilate. left be-
fore the council adjourned. which il In
iorprcicd a. meaning ,has they ala not
agree with their colleagues In this mat
ter and aiat they Intended 10 fcs'gn.
The council met az the Elysco Palace
At $3.50 a. m. President Faurc proald-
Ing. According 10 a sem-oficld report
the minister Of justice said that after
having examined the papers he felt I'M
able 10 decide upon rho question Of the
proposed revision Of the Drcyfua ease
until he had taken the opinion 81 a
special commission OF the ministry OF
Justice.
Tho cabinet. ;hereupon. authorized
The minister % summon a commission
Tor thr purpose u II reported now that
tho portfolio OF minister Of war viii be
offered TO Gen. LcHrun or NJ. Def'rey-
clnet and that n they refuse 90 accept
tho office NJ. liriss1n VIII assume the
dgiira ~ the minister Tor war IN addi-
ton 60 the premiership. and 81. Nalleo
win BE- appointed minister OF the In
tOr.or. As he WAS leaving The Elysee
Palace, after the cabinet meeting, a
large crowd cheored The premier. NJ
Brluson, with cries " "Vivh Ia Revis-
lon," Apparently showing that feeling
was changing In favor " reopcnlng
OF the pfsyfus case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17
nARnADors WANTS AID.
Three-fourths Of the People are without
Food or shelter.

Iodine. Sept iI.-oueen Victoria has
sent 10 the governor " berbadoes a
message OF sympathy with the sufferers
from the hurricane, and the secretary OF
state for the colonies, Mr, Chamber
lain. has also forwarded 90 him a sym
pathetic message Of the United States.
where Afr. Chamberlain Is now on a
VISIT.
The governor u barbados has re-
newcd his appeal Tor aid. lie cables
that three fourths " the people are
without shelter or f5pd. and that they
are crowdlng into the popular centorH,
which. he explains. Will not accommO-
date their own Inhabitants. cargoea
OF food have been ordered ~ supply the
wants of the sufferers, and the relief
must be continuous and must be kept
up for long time TO come.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17
PAsA's ui,ASD JURY.
Indici- Buniness Men for Refusing To Az
~ Deputy sherinH Miners Indicted.

Pana. Ill. Sept 1.-THE grand Jury
made It's returns today In regard 10 the
present outlook OF union miners.
The following businessmen were In.
dleted for refusing go act aH deputies.
q. n. Moore. J. X. shnifer, c. o.
Padder. 1.-TWO counia), Phillip Yelling. =
W. Conant, A. C. Cheney Thomas
Fink.
Thlrty-slx miners Including ofiicera
OF IN union were Indicted for partlcl-
pating In the riot.
Among this miners indicted for lntlm-
idating other labOrers were John Nit
cheli. national Vice presidents John
uuascll. state Vice president, and f'hOs
Hsddow. member OF me state labor
bureau.
Many Of the miners have been placed
In iaii but businessmen VIII sign their
hands and secure their liberty.
~ u. Ryan, state secretary, arrived
mia morning and says the cases against
he miners VIII be fought to the Bit
ter end. .-------.--------.---
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17

san Francisco. Sept il'-In summar-
iziue me result Of the hearing OF the
Botkln case before the gOyerUor, the
f"Airs Cordslla BOtkln cannot be cried
far murier GOV, Budd has decided,
while griniing a two weeks postpone
ment 81 final elton In mis- matter mat
ne woman Cauuo. be- eNtradHed to
Delaware. The prosecutNn admits that
IN murder erlal cannot be undertaken
IN This stHte, as It was In Delaware
shat the murder was actually commit
tel. The only thing that can be done
is 10 charge Mrs. b1tkln with prepar-
ing the p0lsonous candy package ana
deposltlng IL Ia the malls. This onense
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17

Vienna, Sept ii--Iomperor Francis
Joseph this morning received she
special representatives OF foreign roy.
ctelfns. An hour later he received the
visiting sovcreIEns with the exception
81 fhe king Of Saxpny. whom he person.
nlly greeted at the railroad station.
The Inhabitants q this city are
streaming In dcnpc crowds towards
the chapel o. the Iiofburg and are
passing before the caaket containing
the remains q the late empires.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17
psy,rs Loan Association. Debts.

Boston. sept. i5.-Judgc Lcascnden Of
The superior court here has entered a
decree IN the case ~ Francis A.Twitch-
Ell against the Security Savings and
Loan association " Minneapolis, az.
nfminE the report " Representative
Henry a. Wyman. and ordering a divi.
uehl VI alh per cent. payable out II
We FUNDS ~ the company In this state.
Mr. Wymnn was appointed receiver III
the company In January last. AZ That
Time the osscts were tlis,stG and tho
liabilities 1000. The rocoiyorrhiu
Followed nm investigation BY the nav.
inEs bank commissioners.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17

Camp Meade. Middletown. Pa. Sept. 10.
Tho testimony In the case Of Lieut..
Wise ~ the Twenty-sccnni Kansas
waa concluded today. Wise testified
had ordered the soldiers To- diz at
Manassas. Va, for relies and that the
men ala not know they were desp1il-
ing the graves Of Confederate soldiers.
Morgan denied giving the otiors al
though several other witnesses corr
ruhorltCd the story Of Wise. The vfr-
dlci In the Morgan case hn not been
made public
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17

Gambia. Crete. sept i5.-Admlrai
Noel. the British naval commander.
here last evening. handed Edhem
pasha. the Turkish governor, de-
mand Tor the Disarmament 81 the Mus.
sulmnn population. Tho paaha IA
awaiting the instructions ~ the Turk
ish government on the subject.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17

Philadelphia. Sept. 1.-Two soldier,
died today at the Mcilclo- Chiuirgicai
hofplial. " typhoid fever. contracted
IN camp. They are Fred G. Tcardaio ~
Hornoilsvine. n v. a member Of Com
pany X, Third New York volunteers
who was brought % this city from
Camp Meade, and VIM. a. SarEeant Of
snbetha. kaA, a member Of Company
G, Third Missouri volunteers. who was
from Camp Algfr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17

Minneapolis. Sept. ia special 10
tho Journal from Yankton, says that
Tho earthquake shock there was the
most severe ever felt Ia that section.
and lasted nearly a minute. The guests
In ihe Pierce hotel were awakened by
the swaylng OF the building. and those
In the third floor left their rooms In
alarm. Dishes ratified and tin pans
I'm from the shelves % the Moor. All
nelghborinE towns report tho shock.
No serious damage was done.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17

nucnoa Ayres. Sept. liz The proba-
bllltiea OF n peaceful solution OF the
boundary dispute between Argentina
and chile Increase. The chamber has
voted confidence In the government
authorizing the mobilization of $1,000
men n the chamber considers such ae-
ton AS opportunc,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17

Sussex. Va, Sept. if.-Anshony May
neld (coinrrd) was hanged here today
Tor the murder OF Rita Wells his wife.
and Robert Harris. also color-d. He
had a difficulty wiki Harris about an
alleged lndlgnlty 20 the woman and
went later 20 Harris's home and shot
him. Tie then murdered the woman.
After committing the crime he tried 10
burn the b0dts OF hls victims.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17

Winnipeg. Man. Sept. E.-GcorFc
Hunutcitsr, an American trapper and
companion, who LEFT WnhIF1 last
Christmas Tor the northern Wildn. have
MOI been heard OF since and are sup
posed 20 have pcrirhed. n " reported
they weru murdered by indians, who
are Jealous Of any white trappera com
ing In and cncroachinr upon what they
regard as their exclusive hunting
Ef,1unla
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17

New York. Sept i5.-AccordlnE "a
news received In thia city today ,hers
viii be a big International chess tour
nament played IN May next year rh1
prize fund viii not be below 5000. Al
the metropolitan and provincial clubs
ate supporting the scheme. while Sir
GeorEe Ncwnes, Captain Beaumont ana
other celebrated London amateurs have
the matter now under consideration.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17

yokohama, Sept. i7,-An edici has
hasn Issued making a new tlrln APP
niIgtble t1 the island of Formosl from
I'm 1. The difference % opinion whioh
existed lu the cabinet over che budget
has been settled the ministers o. ma
rln. and war agreeing % the reduction
effseted in the finance department.
Thers ls sun deficit OF $4,000 yen 20
meet. for shleh Increased taxation VIII
BE necessary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17

Seoul. Corcl. Sept. 1.-THE emperor
Is recovering from ghe attempt 20 poll
son him. but The crown prince Is stlli
I'M An inferior cook az the palace has
confessed that he placed poison In tha
coffee served 90 the emperor and the
prlnce.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17

Bloomfield. Neh, Sept, IA distinct
earthquake shock lasting several Sec
onda was feit here this morning at
abous 4 o'clock. The shock was ac-
companltI by deep rumbhng.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17

Camp wikof, l., l., sept 1.-THE
transports Chester, Berlin and Rou-
mania have left here for New York
with regulars ON their way 10 the
south and West. The Chester has on
board tho sixth and Tenth Infantry
and batteries a and u, First artillery.
The Berlin has the First, Second.
Eelgtth and Sixteenth Infantry, and
battery u. First artillery,
The Roumania carries battery X OF
the First artillery, batteries A and Il,
second artillery battery y, Fourth
artillery and battery y. Firm artillery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17

and a representation Of the military
tournament. satisfy ihc demands o.
thtaler E1ers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17

Il 4 felony and IL punishable by ten
year term In the stale prison.
There IL no apparent way OF getting
the case before the supreme court on
agreement. or unless the governor re-
fuses 10 act at ali.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-09
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK MARKET.
The Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. July S.-Today's stock
market must be described as a bull one.
though the volume of transactions
somewhat exceeded those nj Yesterday.
There was still no marked evidence Of
outside interest and the list was by no
means a broad one. though many re
Gently inactive stocks were brougnt
forward into the active list. There was
however. steady and quiet absorption
of the standard railroad stocks with
out ostentatious effort to advance
prices. The Nanderbilts We're conspic-
uous, as was the ease, yesterday, and
the buying. especially of New York
Central, was large and confident.
In the final hour the bears raided the
Coalers with the purpose of upsetting
the general advancing longer prices in
the group crumbled away without
much resistance. but these breaks had
little effect in the general list scarcely
any stocks over Y a half a part Of
theirs was recovered before the close
which was remarkably firm and fair
of the slump in the Coalers.
There was slightly more tone to the
local money market and loss than some
cases We're made at higher rates. bur
money sim continues easy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-09
PROBABLY THE ALFONSO XII.
Unknown Spanish Steamer Reported Ashore
at MarielI, West Of Havana.

Key West, July S. A. MA four
masted Spanish steamer of about 5000
tons, with two tunnels, has been run
aground at Mariell West of Havana.
after being chased by the gunboats
Hawk. Castine and Prairie. The in
telligence was brought here, this
morning. by several auxiliary warships
returning from the blockade At the
time they left the lines the identity of
the wrecked Spaniard had not been
established. BY many, however, she
is thought to be the Alphonso XII.
The steamer was first sighted at the
western end of the Havana blockade
about six miles from Moro Castle
heading for Havana. The Hawk i'm
lnediately gave chase and was soon
joined by the other two gunboats
They opened a hot fire on the enemy.
who, unable TO escape and helpless
was forced ashore
The affair occurred day or two ago,
hui none of the ships which partici-
nated in it has arrived here and the
boats which brought the news were
not close enough to learn fuller details
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-09
Congressional Notes.

The Senate comllitte on claims, FRI
day. made its report upon the invest
CATION made by the committee into
payment of the clam of the Methodist;
Book Concern ana the payment Of Ma
jor Stahlman of $10tS00 as an agent n
getting the claim trough. The COM
mittee finds that the Senate was de-
ceivcd by the representations Of Mr.
.;tahlman and VI Sis, Barhee ana
Smith. the book agats. but abs0lVcs
the Methodist churGh from blame in
the matter. 1t is al9 found that M
senator or member ofCongress receiV-
Cd any money in connection with the
claim.
The Hawaiian commssion who are to
constitute the government of those
islands Will not be appointed until after
adjournment of Congnss. The delay
is due to a pressure If other duties
upon the President. AS recess APP
p0intees they can proceed immediately
to the executions of government func-
lions. though open to. conilrmatlo3
when Congress reconvens. The selec-
ton of the members of tie internation-
al Canadian commission. the non-par-
tsan Industrial commission. will be
made during the recess, subject. like
wise. to confirmation at ths next SEES
sion. This announcement isauthorita-
tive.
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WANT THEIR PAY.
Government Employees at Great Diamond Is
land. Portland Harbor. Stop Work.

Portland Me. July S.-Some Is men.
employed by Contractor William II. Nor
gan on the government Notifications At
Great Diamond island. Casco bay, re-
turned to Portland. Friday, having re-
fused to work until their wages were
paid.
The men have received no pay since
May Is. Fifty 10 $40 each are due 10 of
the men. while the remainder claim from
So to $40 back pay.
Major FIoxie, United States engineer.
gave Morgan a 5000 check a few days
ago, but he was restrained from paying
it out by an injunction secured by Thomas
Il. Allen, who is Morgan's financial
backer. Attachments have been placed
on material ut the works
1t is understood that the government
cannot be held responsible. and while the
men Eventually will receive their wages,
a number of legal difficulties will have
to he settled first.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-09
OUR MAINE DRUGGISTS
Having Delightful lime at Portland and
Down the Harbor

Portland, Me-. July S.-The ninth annual
session of the Maine Pharmaceutical As
ISOLATION was held, Friday, al the Ottawa
house. Cushing's Island.
The members left the Preble house in
the morning at 9 O'Clock in special ears
for the pier where a commolious steam
er transported them to the scene of ac-
ton. A business meeting was held in the
Music hall. followed by musical enter
tainment in the parlor and banquet at
O'Clock.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
President ". A. Robinson, Auburn;
vice presidents. a. NJ. Robinson. Bangor.
George "A. Parcher, Ellsworth. Herschel
Boynton. Biddeford; secretary, NJ. L..
Poole. Danforth; treasurer, w. |. Drew,
Portland: local secretary. G. 4. Fowler,
Bangor; Legislative committee, f. Il.
Partridge, ID. w. Hescltine c. b. Wood
man, w. 5. Perks. c. r. kempton.
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THE ENDEAVORERS
Hold Equally Enthusiastic Meetins as at the
Opening.

Nashville, Tenn. July S.-Any en-
thusiastic meetings marked ne sec
ond day of The Christian hdeaVof
convention and all were atehoeu'
The morning prayer meeting vas ioi :
lowed by numerous denomnatloildi
confere 1ces in the different curche".
In the afternoon two great erVices
We're held at Willst0n hall, hd TIE
Auditorium, and at both lretih5'
speeches of the highest order we're oe-
liVered.
Equally we'll attended meetins were
held, tonight in the same halt
One of the notable feature OF ne uay
was the Canadian National ray heio
by the delegates from the Dnlhioi
in Grace church. After ariliis,
speeches. resolutions were aop.e"
which advocated closer relatios De
tween Anglo Saxon nations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-09
ENGLISH MARRIAGES.
A Man Will Soon Be Allowed TO Marry De-
ceased Wife's Sister.

London. July S.-1'he House of Lords.
today. by a vote Of 129 to As, passed the
second reading of the bill of Lord Strath-
coma and Mount Royal, DIETER known as
Sir Donald Smith, the former high com
soner of Canada. making marriage with
tracted in the colonies valid in the
United Kingdom The leading feature of
the bill is that it allows the children OF
those domiciled in the colonies where
such marriages are lawful to succeed to
real property in the United Kingdom.
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Fannie Davenport Dying.

Kingston, Mass, July s.-Mlss amy
Davenport, the well-known actress WIZ
has been seriously i'll for some tie ~
her summer home in DuXbury, isvery
low. today, and much anxiety is eiei
famed. Miss Davenport is suffering rom
nervous prostration and heart troDie'
tar condition became so eri-
80 Nor brothor Edgar l.. Daen-
port, who was in New York, was eii'
for.
Duxbury Mass. July S.-There a.
no change in the condition OF NSa
Fanny Davenport, early TINS eVefps'
| She passed a quiet, uneVentlul e.
and the physicians say she wasno
weaker.
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The CONGReGATlONAllSTS.
National Council Has Business Session Re
ports in the Afternoon.

Portland Ore, July S.-Tho national
council of Congregationalists, today, took
up routine matters. 1t was ordered that
with the name Of DR.. \. II. Bradford
Of New Jersey. added. After devotional
exercises, the delegates from other cities
We're received. Rev. a. Makenthal of
England received an enthusiastic
greeting.
At the afternoon session the following
report was read: ION Scripture Doctrine
of Divorce and Gambling
A paper on How to United Friends Of
Temperance" by Frank Foxcroft of The
Bostnn .Ipurnal. was read.
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CHINESE REBELLION SPREADING.

Hong Kong. July S.--The British gum
boat Tweed has started for Woo Chow,
on the West river, about $50 miles above
Canton, from which the news of the re-
bellion in the province of kuang 81 was
recently received. The rebellion is
spreading. The towns of Yungh Sien and
Pel Liuh have fallen, Swa Chou and
Woo Chow are threatened, ana disturb
ances are reported to have broken our at
Chin Kiang Flu on the Yang-Tsee The
Chinese are impeding navigation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-09

The galleries of the Senate presented
a brilliant sight at the opening of to-
days session. They were packed to
the doors with National Educational
Association visitors, large majority
of whom We're women.
Rey. DR. L. P. Whitman of Column
hian University. invoked the Divine
blessing.
Allison reported from the committee
on appropriations the House resolution
providing for final adjournment at ,
O'clock and urged its passage.
Morgan opposed the proposed adj
journment. maintaining that it would
be far more desirable for Congress to
take a recess until the first Monday in
September. Morgan said:
There is absolutely no necessity for
an adjournment al this time. 1t is a
hasty improvident and dangerous step.
Thus far the President has not indi-
Gated to Congress, so far as l know,
that he desires to be rid of US and un-
til he has manifested such desire we
ought to remain here.
1T seems to me that the war with
Spain is drawing to a conclusion. The
ending of the war will bring to Con
gress questions of the highest import
ance of the graVest consequences in
our history 1t should not he satisfied
to so away in the circumstances, leav-
inS the President without any sup
port.
In response to a question by Allen
as to whether it was not likely that
peace Negotiations. in view If the dis
patches published, this morning, might
not require the attention Of Congress
soon. Morgan said the suggestion was
correct and apt.
The very moment said he, "that
the treaty of peace is signed by the
President and the government ant
Spain the military power of the Presi-
dent will cease and the legislative
branch of the government must pro-
vide n government for any territory
we may acquire by the war. Tho
power of Congress comes Immediately
into effect and we ought to be here tt
exercise it -
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AT OLD ORCHARD.
The Adventist Campmeeting to Sc Followed
by the Salvation Army.

Old Orchard, Me, July S.-The New
England Adventsts. whose campmeetings
are now in progress here, have elected
these officers of the Campmeetins Asso-
citation: President, Rev. d. T. Call SOM
erville, Mass; vice president, Rev Jared
Whitman, Mendoza, Mimi; secretary.
VIM II. WaterhouSe. Goodwin's Mills:
treasurer. T. j. Carrie. Hollis.
The Adventsts' meetings will continue
over Sunday and will be followed by the
Salvation Army meetings.
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BANGOR REPUBLICANS
Nominate F. o. BeaI. |. K. Stetson and F. H
Parkhurst For Legislature.

Bangor, Me, July Sat the Repub-
lean caucus here, tonight, F. o. Beal,
Isaiah X. Stetson and Frederick H.
Parkhurst We're nominated as candi-
dates for representatives in the Legis-
lature.
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National League Standing.
Other Games.

At Norfolk-Richmond, 6; Norfolk. >.
At Syracuse-Buffalo. Il; Syracuse. 3.
AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S; Paterson. 3
At Observation-Disclosures. Z; Reading, l.
At pringfield-MOntreal {; Spring
field, (.
At Observation-Disclosures. ,; Wilkes
barre ,.
At Providence-Toronto. Il; Provi-
dence. 3
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5; Hartford, .
Fourteen innings.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. July s.
Cotton futures closed barely steady:
sales. IS, 400 bales. July. 600: August. sol
September, 3.9s; October. 500; November,
3.H; December. col: January. COT; Feb
ruary. Cos; March, GIL April, 6ll
Cotton spot closed steady, easy; mid
ding upands. 3-16; do. gulf, 6 7-16.
Sales, 1892 bales.