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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-27
AGITATCR REGIS ACQUITTED,
Defendant Prominent in the Drey
fuS Case Riots.

DraCuicnan. France. July 2G.-The trial OF
Max Regis and eleven of mis- friends ended
to-day with the acqClttal of the accused.
Max Regis is the Hebrew batter and ex-
Mayor of AlEicrs During his term of Office
anti-Semitic outbreaks We're constantly oc-
curing. Shortly after the affair in the Rue
Chabrol. during the DreyfuS trial. when the
ant1-Scmite asItator, GUerIu, barrlcaded his
house and held ii against the police Of Paris
FOR several weeks. NJ. Regis WAS threatened
with arrest. He fortified himself in his
house in suburb of Alci.r-. I'm imitation OF
Fort ChahrOl." ana deiieu the police.
The garrison fired several shots on the
police surrounding his hou-s. which he had
named THE aGci-JewiSh villa" but after
= DAYS siege he fled during the night 10
Spain, where ne remained several months
bat ON slipping back 10 France recently he
was arrested and arraicncd on the charge
OF taking zip arms against the Government.
He dropped his heroic character in the
dock and pleaded that the affair had been
exaggerated. and that Tn shots were fred
at the police. He threw the whole blame on
the jews. HIS mother. who was in couls
showed mitch distress during the proceed
tngs. whtch. however. ended to-day in the
acqittal OF N. Regis and his companions
On leaving the court NJ Regis harangusi
the crowd and thanked the jury for their
act of Justice
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TROOPS GOING TO CHINA.
Part of the Third Cavalry PASSES
Through 81. Louis.

Troops Il. q. II and Of the Thrill Il 81
nlrHt United States cavalry, passed
through -. Louis yesterday on their WAY
To- san Francisco. where they VIII tiks
steamer for China. They were stationed a:
Fort Myer. near Washington. ami left there
Monday on the southern Railway for Mem
VhiS wh"rs they took the Iron Mountain
route for st. Louis The squadron consists
al twelve officers, i3J men ard III animals
They ,an," IN five sections. the first train
Htiug com posed Of seven ears ~ nOTS-s.
TWO csIrs nf for e ana or" tourist ar. with
1T, uoaats. IL l,ft here at BIB Il. IL. yes
;cvfly on the Missouri Pacific for Kansas
JItE. The second section went at I:2p a. m.
ANA consisted Of thirteen cars Of horses
md two caIS o. forage. At !.S1 q. IN. the
third section departed. IL was composed of
one STANDARD sleeper for the officers. three
tourist .trS and ore baggage car. The
fourth section contained the camp equip
mcnt. carried In five box and two baggage
ears. IL left here at p. m. The Attn sec
ton had one standard sleeper. five tourist
ears and one baggage ear. and went AT
,. IN. W. n Morton. tTaVe!ins. aGent of tho
Missouri Pacific. mt IN. troops AT Mem
pliS. and will escort them a. far as Kansas
city. At Pueblo, Colo, they will he trans
fcrrei to the Denver and Flo Grande Rail
way.
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By Telegraph.
prpUBLIc SPECIALS.

RFPI' Bi-lc SPECIALS.
cairo. IN. July o.-rhe river r"Ss 6 or a FOOT
curing the usS; Il hours. The gauge reads IS >
ta.t tn. weather Is clear AMI ii, assnJ. Tn"
,.lrrie Y GaIartsI f1r Elk Island THIS forenoon
,yifh an empty. tn" Mary VI. Michael from II.
louis with three tInptics passed down for Larutb-
rrSyiIl@ at fJ.St Il. II. ll!Ht Mike kelley ma
IN. irip on her a.i dis.mbiTl-f here this cvea-
IN III. :nnk passage III Jhc Dick Fosie:. lie " n
trit.E ont the =. Il. Suter leavin- Ia.ir.Gh for
:, Louis Saturday morning. The city % Neri-
r.big from The Tennessee. River arrived at mid
yich- Size did hsr usual business aut departed
- al !ur-irer 9.1l1 railroad ties and q lot q:
sunIrics. Tie Nina from Addison with - new
email b3rgeS for the Government Heet arrived
- u m The hargcs VIII b. lowed ~ Chester
T-,., oAn.r 81 10. Nina viii make arrangements
with some boat that has power enough 70 taise
from It Louis ~ I a. ~. with q t@ir trip. she
DISCHARGED Il 10. % suu..res made considerable
,,ltltio.s and departed for Memphis at q. M
The ora LIE from Memphis and the city Of Pa
Lucah due tonight
Memphis Tenn. July es-T;iver marks feet
feur hours Weather cloudy and warm. Inc
Kate Adams departed at ) p m for Arkansas
t'ity with fair trip The Jr'a left at noon to-
.ay for New orleans 10 enter the New Orleans
ana N!ckSburC trade. ". " ONsi!. running
light passed down Ihis morning fOr WICK sou--s
10 bin; up the tow Of she BuIz- The Peters
l.. l. du. from -. Louis TO leave at noon to-
morrow on return trip THE James Lee VIII ak
-iye tonight from triar's Point and leave to-
rr.-rnp evening return The Georgia Lee VIII
row evening return The City cf Idaho Is due
rom Fulton to leave tomorrow evening Oh re-
tnyn The Oakland with lumber barsss IL due
IN on way 20 81. Louis
Grand Tower. Ill. July eS--Rees Lee dsTartet
"a 81 Lsx>s At - - Gty VI FadusAh de-
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Paragraphs.

-Carfaiu blackburn ~ Memphis was the
guest ui captain J. ;. Rope: of this city
yesterday
Engineer Il. Williams Of the Govern
mert Dre,l-e Service lett 81. Louis for New
York last evening on business.
The Government snaSboat McComb will
clear from this port Sunday. Pilot Joseph
Bryan Of Mexico. Mo. takes her wheel dur
Ing the trip.
Captain Baker Of the Russell Lord visit
ed IN. NJ x -. Society rooms yesterday.
Pilot Monte Davis. who came in on thu
Charlotte BoccSeer, reports the stage OF
the water between St Louis and Cairo 10
gauge about mark twain. This measure
ment Is ? tathoms. or u feet.
Patrick Nolan and Jerome Howe Cortrz,
two retired rivernen, died In St. Louis yes
terday.
-Elitor William Arste of the ST. Louis
WATERWAYS Journal. accompanied by his
wife is now at Pad.cah, Ky
The Grey Eagle arrived from Chester
with iyD sacks Of wheat. in addition To
general patronage. and cleared ON her re-
turn on time. Snc goes again saturday.
The steamer War Eagle Is in port from
Cape Girardeau and Commerce with "A big
wheat cargo and miscellaneous trip. She is
receiving to depart this evening.
Captain Ralph J. Whitiedge. Supervising
Government Inspector, has jus. inspected
the Diamond 10 liner ST. Paul, which Will
arrive I'm st. Louis tomorrow 70 clear in
tbs. afternoon for keOkuk, in place of the
sidney, which steamer will go into retire
meut to-day. the ST Paul taking her place.
The Dubuque came In from 81. Paul with
A MESSENGER register of more than loo She
DEPARTS at O'Clock this afternoon on her
return trip.
The steamer City OF Memphis Will be- in
nj noon to-day from the Tennessee River
loaded fiat. she departs tomorrow even
ing.
The Hill CITY, Captain Sims master. is
receiving for New orleans. Memphis ana all
way paints south of Memphis.
steamer Columbia was In and out again
Yesterday for Ste. GencV.eVc. She was we'll
ratrOnized-
The Bald Eagle receives daily for PEG
ria and the Illinois River, clearing ON Sat
urdays and Wednesdays.
The Kees Lee will arrive at dawn this
morning from Memphis. and clear this even
ing on her return trip. She IS bringing III
a big lumber trip.
The X. &. Gunter departs tomorrow
afternoon for Naples and the Illinois River.
The steamer Carrier clears Saturday
afternoon for Calhoun County landings.
The Spread Easle went to Alton and
Grafton IN the afternoon.
Commander L. X. Harris. L. s. N In
spector of the Fifteenth Lighthouse Dis
trict. reports the following changes in bea-
con lights between st. Louis and Clarks-
vile. Mo: Foot Alton Island. discontinued; ;
head Maple Island, established; Riverside
moved down so yards; Hop Hollow moved
dawn go yards; Piasa Island. discontinued:
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parted south a: go p. m. II. NJ. Hoxie. with
OF Memphis Que VI. The gauge reads 1875 feet.
a rise OF , Of a foo. in the last twenty-fogr
hours Weather clear and warm
Chester. III. July 2s.-ftiver stationary; gauge
10 feet inches. Weather clear. Boa.s down
City Of Paducah. $50 A. IN; II. ". Haxie. !;
noon; Eagle. 2, n Tender In ard out oi. .im..
Boats up-Wnr Eas!e, il:sj last night: Rees Lee.
3:4 D. to-day.
Burlington. Ia. July .5-The river II on a
stand at feet inch ahova io7S-water mark OF
1854. Weather clear and cool The Sidney in
and out from -. Il lis The ". J. Young In and
out from Davenport.
Paducah Ky. July 2s.-River gauge reads -
feet and rising. Dick Fowler to Cairo at 81. a
N. Roaz Ieft for Fi;tsbuTg AT = John
Hopkins TO Evansville at 10 a. m. Weather clear
and pleasant
Cape Girars.sau. No. July as-weather fair and
warmer River rising. The Peters Lee down
i. n. last night. The Rses Lee VI a m. The
city Of Memphis up p. m Due down. City OF
Pssiucah.
Warsaw. Ill. July 2s.-Gaurn reads - feet.
Clear and cooler. sidney Cow!rs and HoraCo
p2SS'd fsirta. silver Crescent ana cyclone
down ans up
Louisville July e;.-River falling: { feet
inches in canal; > feet inches on falls. feet
. inches below locks. Clear and warm.
Cincinnati July :5,-River SIS feet ami sta
t0nary. Clear: mercury -.
Evansville Ind. July 26.-River IL feet. AMI
rs,rE. Clear and hot
Wheeling. July 3.-Rver as feet and rising.
Clear and pleasant
Ti;tsburE July es.--R!ver 4.s feet and rising.
VA
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YERKES EXClTES LONDON.
Newspapers Fear That a Railway
Deal IL On.

London July Z6.-rhe arrival OF Mr..
Charles r. Yrriles Of Chicago I'm London. On
an alleged mission to secure control of the
electric tramHay system OF the metropolis.
has led To- considerable newspaper criticism.
The Star calls Alr. Ncrkea the man wno
ovns Il y2j.pr.U9J monopoly in Chicago and
wants TO run electric cars here. and then
proceeds: Chapters of MIR. Stead's book
on Chicago are devoted to scOrchiug criti-
cisin OF &ir. Yer<es's street railways and
Mr. Yerkes as & tax dOdger-
The Express comments: 1t Is said that
Baron Yerkes.' as chicaSoana called him.
has sold the greater part OF his interests in
the United States and il bringing SIS. ~. 0.si
TO this country in hard cash. What
Will H. DO with Il? C;Ossips say ne is goin,
TO make a great bid for tramway and rail-
way concessions in London. that he intends
10 link I'D all means OF passenger transport
in the metropolis. as he has done in Chi
caeo. and realize another mighty fortune.
Iurnor says ne danglec flOte0 before the
tonished and indignant gaze of certain o.
0vr honest county and common councilo<a
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CHESTER LINE.

Steamer GREY EAGLE, in place II Cherokee.
ilH 'h'tter and way landings leaves Tuesdays.
I"cA"t '"nTtny's wharfboat. making sNcuT-
s.'h rate uf - round "trip. meals ami berth in
GUIDED HUNTER BEN JENKINS. Agent.
EAGLE tACf<ET sOMPANl.
str. War Eagle FOR Cape Girardexu Cdmrrercs
ana al way landings Mondays anil Fr1ays. !
p m For Illinois River Str. Bald Eagle ;os
Peoria and intermediate points Wednesdays and
HrHTEK BEN JENKINS. Gen. Ac+-
Fhon- Main 233
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opposite Piasa Island established; Portag.
moved ont To trailer dam: diamond board,
or oStte Portage established. diamond
board. head Portage Island. established;
diamond board. opposite Camp Meeting
Hollow. established: diamond board. wreck
of Chapman. established. diamond board,
foot Goose Island. established: Dardenne
Island. moved up 90 yards: diamond board.
below head Dardenne Island. established;
diamond board. head Goose island eStah-
liShsd; opposite Beachville. moved down 100
yards. Sunset Landing. moved out to end
of dixie: opposite Cap au Girls. moved down
3a1 Yards: diamond board. on Sterling
Island. established; Sandy Island. diScon-
tinusd: above Cap au Girls. established; dia-
.nCnd board. opposite Cap au Girls. estab-
liShed; diamond board. foot Turner Island,
ssta hlighcd; opposite Sterling. moved down
l., yar,lS: above Sterling. moved Up 20
wards: head W,Stpurt Island. moved down
90 yards: opposite Tisdel Towhe;t.i. moved
down so yaiGs: Grimes, upper, moved down
-, yards: diamond board, opposite CidrkS-
Vile established
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New Post Offices,

REPtBIIC SPECIAl.
Washington, July c5.-The following post
Offices have been established:
Aiabarna-Mctiuinn. Jackson County, 81 .
NJ. Dutton. Postmaster.
Arkansas-Paradise. Drew County. ". E.
Iarkins. Postmaster. Tide, Ashley County
W. IL. Scott Postmaster.
MISUNDERSTANDING. Pontotoc County. r.
L. Brazile, Postmaster.
Texas-1rwin. Rusk County. J. T. Irwin,
Is. RSOSsAnStsG,
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FINANCIAL.

TO THE lEoIuEEs or FIVE PER CENT
GOLD en- <N'NE NJ - 90 81 l4't =.
IRON MOUNTAIN AMI So THEt:S RAIL
WAY r,N"ENE DATED MARCH :. 1875:
NOTICE is F-EEEFI liks.> tn8J al. OK the
1--WE Ter Cert Cola Far'icE Note = - Louis
Iron Mountain and lrrara ttsilHay tJ1pSn..
secured lv t-s 1--WE IT ...t Iini3 eu~l'Cs Note
Trust Iu-g-ty.. ~ s-.l -l'0;1ny Z Inc No
camille I-.zr COMPANY Trustee. dated March
, : 1904 usr 70 -r-E d.: 'r, -,-'.r oT The a;sr-
N=uUja thus, Ca-r.--uv- l., Itroa 81, New York
NJ, IN it. srrn day 81 July, is.a. at par, ln1
.Screst then accrued thereon upon presentation
". S-na notes with ~" coupons then belonging
thereto. ana that after said date interest upon
Ell. notes g.lf cease Is G.s-yH-
81 lot :. IRON MOUNTAIN AND SOUTH
EE-N RAILWAY COMPANY.
by George :. Gould, P-es!aent-
a. II CaIsr. SECRETARY.
Dated June p, 1881
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Arrived.

u. 7 HYATT.
local Forecast Dra lai.
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The gauge At -. Louis markell Isl feet
yesterday. showing Il swell Of 1 ~: Il foot
IN tn, last twcnty flour hours.
Traffic active. with large wheat receipts.
Weather cool and clear on the river front
forecasts for to-day, however. predict rise
in the thermometer.
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New York stock Quotations.

St Louis. Thursday July IS. 800.
TIE following show. the opening, highest, low
est and closing quotations The New York
Stock Exchange yesterday. Corrected daily for
Tine Republic ty d. L.. Francis, Bro. & Co..
bends and stocks. ia ". Fourth ct:
Stocks salcsopen. High Lor.Cos-yes.
Am. Car. & Firy. ...sss go. 80. .~s. l5A
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good demand FOR the Is, but no sales though
SOS: was lid and Sln5 asked.

good demand for the IS, but sales. though
$'i.5: was hid and SleS asked
There the usual demand and bids .or street
railway bonds and. what unusual q trade
was made. S3fs' lass Avenue and Fair Grounds
= changing ownership al SlOe, which was I'D
fug some more. Quotations Otherwise were ua-
changed.
The deadlock in Brewery 81 broken 90
day. 70. the last two weeks ~" market has
been ptGgoti at uar hid ANA SI"l.-J asked. but
This nUrgiuG the Peg was Withdrawn and =
s'.ir .f toad was inlio at par. and that
bid for all for sale.
Bank and truSt stocks were tn fair derna nj
mostly Unclaimed. Il.-. were sales In The
H-1'-. hgt "a small l.t If Third National Bank
stock changed hands at SiiJ. there being only
- s.arts.
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-, -: Louis. Thursday. July &C. 1ea1
- North Fourth street ~ -'''' " ~
- NJ wa. Ask.
Nrstlas house Air IL. l., '.....,.. l,i.-. ~
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NANDtI.It LINE
T-.f.

IRAN.
Fast Mall .......-...-.......
Tram. SOC. - ard -. New
York. Philadelphia. Baltimore
and NIsfiEst"l Special -----
Indianapolis and New York
p.tosAey ana Mackinaw Linn
A'ff4 d
Columbus ard Eastern Express
Naadaua Accommodation 1900
Indianapolis and Now YORK.
Express ........ ---..-...--.--
Fast Mai! ......-....-..
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Bi ELLINGTON ROtTE-ST.
y. W. u. 1T MON ST

T:.fr.
For hannibal. II & 81. :.
lIi-ts. quincy. Eo.kuk anI
Ia rli--fag go. .....-.....
l.l-al o.. IisUIrt.si ..--..........
F's'- 's4IGc- AMI Moth. ........
For -. Pau. Mama. 1lie. Viz
hast S.de lines, Illinois ana
WILSON, ........ ........
"Th. ii;.ri rs..---NartL-rn Pr
,I-ir EV.Trss t. E4nea =
CIV. =. Jos,ph H.r.lw--:
N-'rasF1. Black WINS. Nya-
ming. - ntEra. .ili-Ctrn.
H-=er sound. P.r-ia1I and
'i't- - ---.---- ----...-...... ....
Tla Twin C4t. Tzp-. -" ~
minneapolis. -. Paul aad
III" '.Ns.ras,-a- Crlrr,do ~
press" fHr Denver. colorado.
ltah rnI Pacific coast. via
-. joseph Recommendation.
1s"cal - burlington ..-........-
Ior Northern Iowa, -. Paul
and VI Er-dT.lis .....-.......
E'C- Kansas 'Ify. Omaha. 81
JOSEPH. Denver. Nehra ska.
'.,araIo. Utah ard ;a,i-ic
'.aSf. also N"s'hH-sr .......-
Tor Illinois. Via Las: S.ie iille
- Elrk island ................
For Dubuque and Ia Crosse.
ir0al from Hannibal ..........
For Nitn.-I.c4yc go i N
daily: 1i--0 q. H.. daily. ~:
ONLY. .1u Z ~. rx0HD: S-fG
500 2. m rNHsut sunday. s--I
= NJ. daily; So =. m. daily.
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LOG Al. NONE, NlHkET.
Business again Fairly irsiNr-nc-
msnd Coed md iinscs steady
and Without Cbnng-.

st Louis. THURSDAY. July - 1910
Thore = nothing that cET. b. )n-iIaTc,i a. mar
fic,i!,.y new in banking circles and tire situatl.
all the way through -,-s about stul. a. il
has been Tor the PAST f.T day. Tue l'mar.t to-
n, rly .l classes "t BORROWERS being r. i.resrI.t-
81 the loan counters during ire c1urs,. II tina
.lav. There wsIe funds in abundance and rates
20 steady "a the uit rat" ~ 90. pc. cent,
WHICH basis 'al AMI ti'n" paper was discounted
Checking and siepIs.tiuC we've fairly active
and liberal seal" and very encouraging country
business was transacted.
Tie local bank bearings to-day were about IN
70 the aNerag~ ~ the past la~ two a.,I
amounted 81 "a, ;ls. the balances being Sii5.s
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II. a -. S-W. X.

Train.
!r-'f.ua-i. Louisville. wash
iUct.I. F.l'irI.-.. 0.riili-l-
IN 4 ar.i New N.,s I.Ni. r,-sa-
Cincinnati. Louisville. PITTS
iGrg. Na~AIT-t1E I;Jfri-
I1s-". fhiiaa-lrEla and New
Nu~l EaS; ltail ..............
Cincinnati \ Accommodation ...-
CIuU iu'iatI. Louis lie fr.ts-
bur.. W4-Ii,--.-.-. F'4its-
more. FhIlatrirG,r and N-w
irrk ROYAL i''I" !lu.tC b..
Fora : 'rnU..l.'.-.fir4. ..-....-
i'ra \ comm. ua ..-...--..
N-s' E''!-n ant French Lick
SPRINGS. Via heHun Route ....
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BOND SALES At NEW YORK,
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New YORK. July .s-Stle. O, bond- rc-. -, : .
hero to-day A. follows. '--
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-. Louis Thur~.isy. iu!y g leao
Ola -ln-f4 POINT. street
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MISSOURI PACIFIC

st-Lff..
Tsst NAL ...................
I-r' a. l.X..r'-9>a --..-.----
HI s- I,t". - Jos pin, p'ua-
F. and Southern ka:s7s ~
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Domestic Exchange.

Whitaker & fio-igTau. bond. stock curnrnerC inI
pafer nud exchange brokers. 80 North Fourth
street quote exchange follows:
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
An Active Market with Good Trading
ut Firm Prices.

Tie session On Change started of quietly
With the usual St"rruryI-td quotations for street
railway bonds but ENC1.ed ny very much later
a number Of orders being executed On both
stocks and bonds. The dealings throughout TN.
dan wete well scattered. nearly all kinds of s.
curities btiuS traded in There were few changes
N prices ia a Majority Of cases they being firm
and well sustained At the figures established yes
te:day.
As usual interest was largely conferred in
United Railways. both bonds and stocks meet
ing with an excellent demand. only two Of the
former sold. however. and the price paid was
So 80 at which there Wee sellers late and 1S5
bid. lot of Il shares preferred sold at SIS. 40.
but dealings later, which amounted 10 e shares
were on a basis ~ 81. which was bid at close
Transit or common met with "a demand and
there were sales o. 100 Shares at 81. with that
asked and s2D.I5 bid.
One OF the strongest IN the lie. Of railway
stocks was St. Louis and Suburban. which was
dealt IN 10 the amount OF 10, shares at s74 "a
noes being eehAhas at that There WAS sIss Q
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FRISCO LINE.
ILiINGIS CENTR Al.

Tain. Depart Arrive.
N,rth.TE illinois Express
LitCEf,ll. Springfield. FREE
BORT aEa DutuIu''- 80 I'M '.iS I'M
Chigacr I.5vicAt Sryg.al..-..-'l2:i9 pm . - pm
Chicago Diamond SIcc'al'.-. 't:ln D-l 'I.2i am
Spr.uicld Accommodates - 10 pm 1915
SOUTHERN LINES.
New Orleans Fast Mail-t'aifo.
NtmrIiS. J. -SsGr. Tenn.
and Trxa. ! Ny-psr- ----...-.-- 'I:S5 SG:H Pm
New Orleans g-,iIl-t'airo.
Memphis and New Orleans 1904 pm ISIS mn
A .rnrna dalton siu. plvsi'oro.
Chsstgr is::5 Pm I'll - an,
New orleans tainted Cairo.
NJ nphia. N.S orleans. pfNi"
Nashville. Atlanta and
a,A4laVilip FI2............... es:tt nm -fs am
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tserslia y.

IeriiH. July 2%-i.NcAtuGr on London e,,n -
Ei-S Tor checks. Dis. cunt RATES. -.gf- h.ii-
!y-i6 Ter cent, three urufn-' bills Isr c-.!t
E'slHtS- Has almost stan. -tli. on -'sa
Ernr-" to-day. I'TeU- n-aN .l-.ra!, M
ire day uuf:l n"Gr a.. losing wurrr ftvu7.f D..
o!vistu1 reports from ft" R..uuIs ,.aJ>- caused
" rally IN t.sf ana ton -u..,-. American 300
,SEl;ies were weak In response 10 tie New Y..f
market.
The weekly statement oC Tie Imperial gsr,r,
Of German shows the follow ing conditions. ,,a-l
IN hand Increased .a.is'. tsu. Treasury notes H.
creased L. 'ir m ''-h.r securities u.rrs=.. o..
N''..--n. notes "a ,igc uiLtlyG decreased "a
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Bonds.
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Mining shares.

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Train.
IA N4i,-Owe0sbnfr. Clover
p.e'. Louisville and the East
EJ--,r1 f,EUr-s~ -- 'gSeEsHo-p.
'lc..rp Louisville and
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ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE TER
NINaL RAILWAY SUBURBAN TRAIN

TSsttouni-LNaves Eighth and G-at,ct Street,.
Except sunday. "a. tlf. 80, SOL. lei5. II. A.
n; sA. ~, G:is, & s;lr. SIS, So y.
CAV and Sunfay only-il:l y. m sunday only
S.-i. ga. i"-!2 - NJ. SCI p. m.
Leave "asbinGt3n Avr--ENcept Sunday, az.
so. IA So. lg.''. II - a le;2i. 80. 2.5
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"rig-ll:fs sunday oniy--5.-', 30 la:iS
II. 80 J.. IA.
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day. s-i5. :. s-lL 1-s. l1,+, I:.3 e-lc s.2i,
A.. -. So. s:l2. s-ls p. Saturday only
-.-e g.. sunday only-s:s5. 9-Ss a m: los. S
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Leave Naii-on-EScept Sunday. SIG. -:4. SIS.
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y ~. Saturday cu!.--j-5s 2. N. Sunday c1y-5.
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Chicago stocks and bonds.

StechS ouH
Received daily by n. Y. Francis Bro. & Co.,
a. North Fourth street.
81. Louis, Thursday. July %, 1900.
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Paris. July S-Ihe HaGIse opened weak ,na
i.f'r became irIHer on ru;! = t..t thu tHr"i-1
Ministers mad reached 11.u-t-iu. Ten. .r,ff..t
was uui"i AMI the close was '.c!aH ~, ti-.. -.
lrlrss. nth Africans became frT1er uu A l..-
ILt OF tie EuEusr victory. but e4sed 1T
slightly before the close.
Ev"" !gr cent T-utss or so for the account
ENrtdES' au london 81 H. for rt, tal
I'll. N""siy ~fii"Iu'Ut %! -. Bank ~ Fraf; -
shows fte following changes: \ytrs 10 circulation
Increased -. .''-s'. Treasury accounts current
Increased. -. i.HF".. I.Ht iu hand Increased .
81. y.Ui. bills discounted decreased Us ~, rt,i
silver IL. hand o.. g-I~.'a g.sg.l.