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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
HOUSTON WHoLEsALE PRICES.
Current Quotations on Round Lots OF
Staple Commodities,

These quotations are revlSod daily ana
their correctness can he relied upon. The
prices are those ruling IN Houston whole
sale markets.
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METALS.

New York. April 25.--Tin An AZ -iIsii
conner Unchanged at lt.w,,,d5 u
changed al 4.3Tik. speiteflA 90
! .O5. Pig Iron warrants s'e-
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suTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago, AprTl ~. -Butter- Crcamery Is
ais, dairy l1miS. Cheese steady DtN
lie Esss-FTm, fresh i2al2ti.
New York. April aa.--E ggS Receipts is
2iS packages. Market steady Western AZ
mark. regular packed "a; storage Western
lfA@l4ls; Southern az mark isisMlic
st, Louis. April aS.- Ponltry-Qulct:
chickens =; turkeys $40; ducks o; geese
2tta. Butter Steady: creamery 1921.
dairy l4e,if. Eggs--Hlgher, i2Ae, repacked
and cases Included.
Kansas City. Anrii 2o.--Eggs--Lower;
mesa Missouri and Kansas stoek iolse,
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New York Futures,
as keui u ulu, V Nnluc, : sclllng
Liverpool Futures.
Loading futures ranged as follows.

Leading futures ranged as follows:
April. ,..4 sss Junc-July .4 3S.Sib
April May 33s July Aug / 33.3ib
May-Juue, - gAv Aug Sept .i 2G.27s
q askesl b bid; \ selling; value
Stock at United States Ports.
Stock this day Observation-Disclosures e SOS
stock this day last week ....,...ttf2ITI
stock this day last year ,........i5I. 1856
Excess thia s,ytsop ..,..-..,.,,,..,2 O1, li2
United States Exports,
This week. Last ycar.
ENpofls 70 Hreat Britain, 2thasl 4@.lll
lNpntts to France .-.... 500 IS2
Exports 70 continent d2,auO $500
Totals ...,,,.-.....,.,.6H a29 1901
Nnt Rncnints N IIniieh SAnAnn o..
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WOOL

st. Louis. April Is. wool-Dup, Quiet
and easy; medium grades i2@iS. heavy
me lpdl2; light hne l2GJl5; tub washed
ls@21
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
The SALES MADE BY TEXANS AT
EAST ST. LOUIS.
Receipts Of Texas Cattle al 6. ,o,is
'0oo-Texan and Indian Steers
S4.15 to 4.55.

'S I,,, 10 The Post. Reported by the st.
N Nou,s National Stock Yards.)
,o,,au 'oha' STOCK Yards, ILL.,, April 25.-rhe
a ars safes were made today by Texas
ana Indian Territory men: NA'
w. w. Long 4 Son, Ector. Texas SAG
pound steers AS; l0ls pound stcers 1 N
a nrownwood Of! mills, Sos pound steers SS.
No %"n. pound steers $50, Nance & poulton'
WV hraunfeis, Texas $50 pound steers
M l,,o io-o pound steers $50. A. d. START
NV ~, braunfeis' Texas, SO pound Steers
10, e,4 pound steers 4.4O; 1000 nounS
Ia' sac Sales 1900 Texans !, 70 ,no
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Stocks.

Following are tht safes Of stock and clos.
Ing prices on the New York stock market:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26

Cash quotations were NJ follows;
Flour Steady,
Wheat. No spring 5ia@12A No. red
I2EmT1
Corn No . l7P,; No. . yellow 47T
oats-No. > ga No white 2sl2W20's;
No. = white 2Sdi2O.
Rye No, = 80.
mailing 52d5G
FlaX seed No. Lei; No. / Northwest,
err i.6a.
Timothy seed Prime $ so
Mess pork Per bhl IL ll@li 30.
lard--I'Cr 100 lbs S.1IlaUS 10
Short rh sides Loose Y tu6tN. 30.
DRY saltcd shoulders BoNcd G1s67N.
short clear SdcS--BoNed S.3TiS6IS. 80,
Whisky Basis OF high Wines per gallon
~
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COTTON sEEp PRODUCTS.

Il, o. B. mill. Toxas interior points. ac
sordlns TO location: Fer gallon
irlmc crude OIL loose ~ a. ~
Prime summer yellow oil "a AZ m
Llnters. per pound $500. aAst ah
Huils, baied - 81 ~
nrime cotton seed meal. $40 80 @30 10
quotations on prime cotton seed meal
and prime. cotton seed cake are for dellv'
cry at Galveston.
New York, Aprll 25..-.Cotton seed oil
aliet: prime crude 33ts@3i: prime yellow
3JqS5A.
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HOUSTON.


Following are the dnotatlous. a y 4
weston live stock marker Us *, Il
4he Post by the A. +. Norman :
company.
naarna -. IA
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CHICAGO

VhIcago, April 25.-Cattlo 49,
tirr NV 200 Texans. Marr vc'p's JUDO,
oSsss sales sales 1895. Good to nriy steady,
sfs and fee poor to medium SoOias stoeE
h,elfers 2.75Gi SIS; canners Q S9 oW2 1904 60;
stte,sa'49 calves 4OOd5 Is; Tc SS, p9lls
400 rsx 5oa S AZ Texas grass steers h lsa
1000 N Ses hup' Go adISasso. Hogs Receipts
a dSif light 5.T5M6Oo; bulk of n saieS s.s5lE
weat SHEEP Receipts i2'ooo s"'es S,gsoN
faIf 10 esoIcdt to choice welhers 4eon so
shesp 4,50a4. so; Texas r, esri,no; Western
T5Si5 az lambs 4.5oa5.a0; Western '1 aSh::
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KANSAS CRY

200 nsiy ety. 7Od sp F.,;sSS
market steady: choIee ea as. ana 50 calves;
srs ana SSo TAT TO good 47s@5 o ,s. eastIe
steers n sso sssd g .ioasoS Western 'o tsa
800. Is; cows ss sss s and lndisn steers
wv cahheFs 2.soGs.5o; bulls is.s so6 s;s a%.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-16

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mIrably fued ana furnished f0r the ca-s
Of the sick. No loaths7ne or contagious
diseases admitted, but all other disc
that are usually treated al hospitals are
successfully treated here including
whisky. Cocaine and Morphine HABITS.
absolute guaranteed. Women, married.
OF single. can fn1 a safe retreat here
during confinement. and a home III every
case found for the child Il required. a
home for tha poor ard rilh alike. as al
operations and medical treatment are
free. and the only charge that is raade is
the ordinary hospital fee. whlch IS Just
enough u pay the running expenses u
the institution The best Of references
given when required. write for circular
% the Martha washington Home"
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CLASSIFIED
FINANCIAL

$50, COO oG-An unlimited amount 20 loan
On Wichita property with Drivil &c 70
pay In tnslalIments. Low rate OF inter-
est. Hewlett & W8eeler, 193 8 Is g.
s7-TUes-T hu-Sat-tf
&. 10000 TO LOAN on Kansas ana Ok
lahona farms. Winnie & Wilma
Wichita. Kan. 65-tf
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QUIT BUSINESS SALE-Entire stock Of
furniture, carpets, b use -urnls hing
goods. sold ouc regardless Of cost
Fred Efenz Furniture Co. 22S ~ Main
street S-f
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CRIMES,

Jan. 2-Jas. L. Moore, aged IS, kills wife
aged %, at Names, Mo, and commits sui
eide.
6-During murder trial at Otter Creek, Ky,
men Killed in free fight.
9-Dur!ng trial in court at Oak Ridge, Miss,
quarrel resulted in killing of A. ID. Roll
land, K. S. Stephenson and DR.. Otto Aus
tin
11-At Proud Gap. Ky, killed in quarrel
13-Fred c. Bontils and II. II. Tammen, pro-
prietors of Denver Post, shot by VIM. W.
Anderson, well-known attorney, during
quarrel.
10 Eek Cong David G. Colson kills Ethel
bert Scott; at Frankfort. Ky; bystand-
Feb. Entire family of Indians, by name
of McTaVish, killed by vigilance commit
tee in British Columbia; charged with be-
ing witches.
eS--Jos. Clean, farmer living near Blueneld
w. Va, Kills daughter, her lover and self.
Mar. Frank Steele of Omaha. kills wife.
shoots Rev. A. f. Nelson who sprang to
tic trouble.
22-Tom jones negro) kills Ella Jones and
of her children, at Garner, N. c.
Apr. 13-August Young shoots Katie Van
Klostere, in Murphysboro, H.; disap-
pointed love.
May i'll. D. McAllister, of Heloise, Tenn,
kills wife and self; jealousy.
l5-Mrs. Moser ana children found muir
dered near fremont. Ill.
JuE 4-In feud at San Augustine Tex,
Sheriff Noel and brothers are killed.
22-Jessie Morrison kills Mrs. Olin Castle,
and wounds herself, at Eldorado. Kan.
jealousy.
jul 6-Rufus T. Wright kills wife of days,
and self, at Columbia, 5. G.
N-ln race riot in New Orleans Robert
Charles (colored) kills policemen.
Aug. Five dead as result of feud between
Dooley and Harris families, at Doe Run,
Mo.
A-At jamestown, o.. A. G. Bingamon kills
wife, son-in-law and self; family trouble
20-Dr. S. Harrington while drunk at Far
ley, Mo, kills uncle, mother-in-law, Sher-
if Dillingham;; is then killed by sherih's
son.
Sep. Paul Cronin at Waukesha Wis.
kills Mrs L. Miller and shoots himself
because she refused to marry him
11-Four Indians kill each other at Turtle
Mound, Fla, in a fight; all wanted to
marry chiefs daughter
Oct. l-Walter Evans kills wife and self
at Beattysvllle, Ky; domestic trouble.
At Falmouth, Ky, c. S. Anderson kills
wife and self; she would not live with
him.
S-Because husband intended becoming a
farmer Mrs Valentine Roullier browns
daughter and self. Two Rivers Wis
Nov. tin fight over politics at Caseyville.
Ind, Wallace Graves killed and others
wounded.
Dec. 6-Theo. Wallert pleads guilty to mur-
der Of wife and stepchildren, at Airing
ton. MINI.
15-Four dead as a result of mysterious
poisoning a Forsythe Mines. o.
H-Jos. Douglass, of wfordsVille, Ind
kills one man and wounds another for
calling on his wife.
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Jan. 5-Newport News. Va. w. w. Watt
(white) shot: assault.
16-Near Henning. Tenn, Anderson Cause
(colored) had aided escape of 2murderers.
2O-Fort Scott, Kan, George and Ed Meeks
murder.
26-Canon City, Col, Thos Reynolds, an
escaped convict
Feb. 10-Port Arthur, Tex, James Sweeney;
Mar. 81 .etohatchee, Ala, Jim Crosby (col-
ored); had threatened revenge for lynch
ing of friend ~
23-Ripley. Tenn, Louis Rica>ccolored), for
testimony given in murder trial.
H-Emporia, Va, O'Grady (white) and
Walter Cotton (colored): murder.
Apr. 3-Near Perryville, Ga, Allen Brooke
(negro): assault.
5-Ivor: Va. negro; started fire which wiped
out the village.
21-Allentown Pa, John Hugely and Ed
Ames; attempted assassination of white
people.
2S-Marshall. Mo. Minded Chowgoe (col-
ored); assault.
May 4-Douglas. Ga. Marshall Jones (ne-
gro) murder.
5-Near Geneva, Ala. unknown negro; as
sault of u yr.-old girl. Alaska miners
lynch comrade to save trouble of guard
ing him as prisoner
2o-Pueblo. Col, Calvin Kimblern (negro)
shot wife and murdered children.
Jun. 2-Tutwiler, Miss, "Dago Pete" me
gro); by negro mob; assaulted colored
woman. Bridgeton, N. j.. Smith Alvord
tarred and feathered; said to have abused
late wife.
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GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS.

Jan. 4-ltaly agrees to open Goor policy IN
China, completing list of powers approx
ing Sec. Hays proposal....W. Murray
Crane inagurated gov. Mass.
10-Jos. G. S. Blackburn dem, Ky0 elected
u. S. senator.
l6-Jas. II. Gear Ga.) reelected L. S. sena-
tor. Gov. Longino (Miss.) inaugurateG
25-Brigham II. Roberts excluded from con-
gress by vote Of 26S to 80.
30-Senato or Goebel, contestant for governor
ship OF Kentucky, shot at Frankfort
S1-Democratic members of Ky. legis-
lature meet and declare Goebel and Beck
ham elected gov and lieut.. gov, are
sworn in by chief justice of court of a D.
peals. Gov. Taylor declares state of in
surrection and adjourns legislature TO
meet at London
Feb. Martial law in Frankfort, Ky
3-Beckham sworn in to succeed (Ioebel
5-Hay-Pauncefote treaty relating to Mica
ragua canal signed.
6-Judge VIM. H. Taft (Cinn., o. appointed
pres. of commission to organize govern
ment for Philippine islands. Thos r.
Bard (rep.. CALI elected L. S. senator
Mar. admiral Remey selected to COM
mand Asiatic fleet.
Apr. st. S. senate passes bill providing
civil government for Porto Rico. and
leVying 10 per cent. tariff on certain ex-
ports to L. s., and providing free trade
Mar. l. 1902. Dewey decides to run for
president.
6-Kentucky court of appeals decides ]. C.
W. Beckham is governor.
7--Gen. Otis allowed to retire from COM
mand: Gen, Arthur Macarthur selected
| to succeed him.
! 10-House passes Porto Rican bill.
| 24-U. S senate refuses to seat Matthew 8.
Quay Pa.); vote, 80 to 80.
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/ 17-San Francisco, deaths to date from bu-
bonlc plague.
22--In Cumnock coal mines. N. c., 30 BY ex-
plosion.
S0-Near Montgomery, w. Va, y from eat
ing poisoned provisions.
Jun. Smear Hamilton, o., in railroad
Near Stockbrldge, Wis. s by fall of heavy
timbers.
l9-Cammal, Pa, s on a logging railroad.
l5-Near Port Philip b. c., % by shpwreck.
2S-Near McDonough, Ga. Al by railway
wreck caused by a washout. Beaver
county, o. T., by cyclone.
24-Depere. Wis, by railroad wreck.
Thatcher, A. r., in burning home.
S0-Hoboken, n. j., about 1I5 by fire on docks
OF North German Lloyd Co.. Norfolk
Va. 10 negroes by sinking of barge.
Jul 2hGhiGag2 by intense heat fro o
Behring sea coast sloop Seattle capsized;
Fourth of July celebrations throughout
country killed 80 and injured 2,767 people
Near Tacoma, Wash. sc by plunging of
car into deep chasm. Parkersburg, w.
Va, by oil tank explosion.
Shear Calico Rock: Ark, d. J. Fink and
family % persons) by ca ting toadstools.
16-Coleman,, Tex, Is in cloudburst.
lS-New York city, 10 by excessive heat.
23-Near Akron, o., II by capsizing of skiff.
26-Thirty-Mile rapids, Alaska, 40 by over
turning of steamer.
lO-Chicago, Al deaths, l3l prostrations and
driven insane, the record of week of
excessive neat
12-slatington, Pa, 10; train crashed into
omnibus. New York, 8 in storm.
l5-Chicago, in burning house. .Plerson,
Mich, Z in railroad collision. Nome,
Alaska, 10 by shipwreck.
2l-Kensico. n. Y, by rear-end collision.
Sep. S-Galveston, Tex, about 5000 lost in
flood; IS other Texas towns report loss of
ia lives
12-Mound City, ILL.,, in railroad wreck.
Lake Erie. barge John B. Lyons foun-
dered; IA drowned.
1G-Eau Claire. Wis. 6 by capsizing of boat
l9-Off Chatham. Mass, IS in gale.
4-Morristown. MINI, s in cyclone.
Oct. Near Biwabik. Mimi, in cyclone.
15-Sells. Ark, 8 by dynamite explosion.
11-New York, III tenement house fire.
2l-Lodi, Tex, in tornado.
29-New York Is by chemical explosion and
resulting fire in drug house. De Hart
Mont, in railroad wreck.
Nov. 4-Berrysberg, W. Va, 10 by dynamite
explosion.
1e-Near Polk, Pa. in railroad wreck
1S-Oswayo, Pa. G in burning hotel
2O-ln western Tennessee and northern Mis-
sissippi. about so by cyclone....ln Wis
consin 20 days hunting season results in T.
men killed and Il wounded
29-San Francisco, 13 by falling in of roof
over glass furnaces....U. S. cruiser
Yosemite lost in typhoon in Philippines;
seamen drowned.
Dec. S-Chicago. by boiler explosion in
railroad power house.
6-Fishing boat Cora S. Mckay given up for
lost with crew of 30 residents of Province
town, Mass.
During past season on great lakes 10
lives said to have been lost.
SON Erie. Pa, tow barge Charles Foster
foundered; s lost.
15-Cannonball, N. D., 6 by gasoline explo-
sion.
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FIRES,

Jan. 13-Iowa City, Ia. business block; $780,
900.
Feb, dayton. O., fire in business section;
$780, 600.
4-st. Louis, among business houses; ST.
500 900.
27-Newark, y. j., 81, 200. coo fire in retail dry
goods district.
Mar. 7-Phlladelphia. 100000 fire in retail.
dry goods district
S--Lead City, S. D.. 80 business buildings;
$500, coo.
Apr Newport, Ark 100000 fire in bust
ness section.
4-Kansas City, Mo-, democratic conven-
ton hall and other buildings $500 600.
Apr. 5-Menominee, Mich. Spies building;
500, O00
pittsburgh, Pa. Jos. Horne & Co.'S de-
partmcnt store; 81 900 eco.
9-Green Point, n. Y. several factories;
$780, 900.
26-Hull, Ont, entirely destroyed and Otta-
wa half burned; $l7.o00.000
30-Forest fires in Michigan reach alarm
ing proportions.
May 6.New York. Mallory line steamship
pier; 81, 900 900.
27EApalachicola, Fla. business blocks;
$50O,000
Jun. 5-Ste. Etinne du Saguenay, Can, Prime
Bros. & Co 5 lumber plant: $500, 900
Virginia. Mimi, destroyed; 100000.
lS-Bloomngton, ILL.,, 81. zoo, coo fire in bust
ness section. .Pearce. A T.. Common
wealth Mining Co. $ mill; $500 900.
| 29-Morencia. A. r., Detroit Copper Mining
Co.'S smelling plant; $1,0o0.0O0
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SPORTING.

Jan. l-OrlanGo Stevens of Ottumwa Ia
makes new record in competition mile BIZ
cycle race a Los Angeles, Cal; 1:59 1-3..
Kid Mccoy defeats Peter Maher in 5
rounds At Coney Island. n. Y.
9-Terry McGovern wins featherweight
championship from Geo. Dixon in rounds
in New York
Feb. S-Corcoran makes new worlds run
ming record al South Bend. Ind; 40 ydS.
In :04 80
Mar. 29-Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe spe-
cial runs from Los Angeles. Call to Chi
cago (2,2G5 miles) in 81 hrs, Sc min.
apr. l9-Nat!onal and American league
teams open baseball season.
May Sired Gilbert kills so pigeons straight
al 81 YES at Springfield, Ill. new worlds
Tec0rd-Lieut. Gibson wins Kentucky
Derby at Louisville: 2:06A
LIBERTIES defeats Corbett in champions
ship fight at Coney Island, N. Y. in e
rounds.
2S-Sydney Lucas wins American Derby
at Chicago; 2:lOR.
3O-PennsylYania university wins intercol~
Iegiate boat race at Poughkeepsie, N. Y:
Jul 2-Von Zeppelin's airship travels 20
miles against headwind under perfect
control OF crew, at Berlin.
g-Peter NlSSen of Chicago, pilots boat
through Niagara river rapids and whrl-
A-American athletes win out of 10 events
IN hna!s for worlds amateur champion
ships at Paris.
17-Voter breaks worlds record on clrcu-
lar course at Brighton Beach; LIS.
wins woman golf championship of wesI
IVY. K. Vanderbilt makes 100 m. in au-
tomobie in 3 hrs. 81 min.
23-Mrs. Jane Lindsay rides bicycle 1,5O0 m.
in dy. race in New York.
ol-J. G. Myers swims from Alton ILL.,, to
st. Louis (2I M in hrs. John Nelson
defeats Michael in Pom. bicycle race;
Aug. IN. Z. Backenstoss reaches Seattle
from New York on bicycle; 81 das.
1-Cigar-shaped train breaks all records
hRT al NH md oil irnn
making 81 m. an hour.
4-Deutschland makes record transatlantic
eastward run; das., IL hrs, 45 min.
24-FitZsimmons knocks out Sharkey In
fight at Coney Island, n. Y, in rounds.
Sep. 4-Jacques Faure crosses English
channel in balloon.
pennant.
1S-Chicago wins American Baseball league
pennant... Automobile in Chicago makes
mile in :06. and 10 m. in 1902.
25-Abbot trots mile in 2:O3A at Terre
Haute. Ind.
Oct. maxwell W. Long New York; runs
$40 yds. in d sec.
Sat Brocktun. Mass, Harry Fixes breaks
every tricycle. record from m. to the hour.
making 30 m, l.045 yds.
G-Cresceus makes new stallion trotting
record at Cleveland; 2:04.
ll-French aeronaut travels from Paris to
Kew, Russia u ,3O4 NO. in Sc hrs.
14-National league baseball season ends
with Brooklyn leading
l5-Marguerite Cast IN. " cycles 200e
miles in 300 hrs, 51a M, breaking outdoor
long-distance records.
17-Lptors challenge for Americas cup
accepted by New York Yacht club, races
to be sailed Aug. 90. ~ and "a. John Nell
son cycles 10 m. in 2 :04 1-5 in Chicago.
24-Iale wins football championship by de-
feating Harvard IS to y at New Haven.
Dec. l2-OXtord wins English football
championship from Cambridge.
hilary lilkes and Floyd Mcfarland win
6-da. International bicycle race at New
York BY wheels length: 2,62S m.
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21-warner, Chas. Dudley o1Sssor and leo
turer. at Hartford. Conn; r.
2e-Sherman, John. statesman, ct Washing
ton; II.
2s--Muller. Max, philologist. at oxford.
Eng. a.
Nov. 2-Strong. VIM. L.. ex-mayor of New
York; 70.
11-Dun. r. c.. head of mercantile agency.
at New York; "A.
12-Daly. Marcus, Montana copper king. al
New York; 90. Willard, Henry, railroad
magnate. near Dobhs Ferry. n. Y; 65.
l6-Ramsdell, Geo. A. ex-gov. New Hamp-
shire. at Nashua; 6s.
2O-Hoyt. Chas. H. playwright. at Charles
ton. n. H; 20.
22--sullivan, Sir Arthur. composer at Lon
don. IS.
GaaDavis; .Cushman X, L. s senator, at St.
Paul. MINI; o.
29-McNair. Fred V, rear admiral I'd in
rank to Dewey. at Washington; 50.
Dec. 2-McClurg, Jos. w, eX-gov. of Mis-
souri,. at Lebanon: So.
9-lrDy. John l.. NJ, ext. S. senator. at
Laurens, S. Coolest mason in the
world (Adua Adams TreaO. at Denver.
Col; lC3. McAuliffe. artist, at New York;
l5ocPorter;. John Addison. at Pomfret.
1S--Ludiow, Ex-Gov. Geo. c.. at New
Brunswick. TO-
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ENear Mississippi City. Ala. Askew and
Ross (negroes); suspected Of murder.
25-Near O'Brien, Fla, Jack Thomas me
gro); attempted assault.
Jul 6-Near Columbia. Ala, John Roe
negro); attempted assault.
2-Robert Charles. in New Orleans. for
killing policemen.
Aug. l3-Corinth. Miss, Jack Belts (negro) ;
assaulted 1O-yr-old girl.
22-Akron, o., mob of 5000 surrounded jail
clamortng for a negro; officers fired. kill
lnS ,. Mob burned Columbia hall and
blew up city building. Troops ordered to
scene. Negro had assaulted 5-yr.-old
white girl: was afterwards sentenced to
40 me Imprisonment.
2S-Cheneyville, La, Thos. ]. Ames (col-
ored) murder.
Sep. H-Ponchatoula. La. negroes !;
charged with burglary
2o-Mansfieid, o., , Dowie elders coated with
tar and driven from town.
oct. 2-Electric, Ala, Winfield Townsend
sault.
1S-Elkton. Ky. Fratus warfeld (negro);
attempted TO enter house where white
woman and child were only occupants.
4S-Brusle Landing, La, Miley Dodsoa
40 (coloredl; shooting white man.
Z5-Near Vicksburg Miss. Gloster Barnes,
q, coIored wife murderer, by negro mob.
2i-Liberty Hill. Ga, Jas Guer and Jas
galloway (colored); charged with firing
INTO farmers house.
oO-Duke, Ala, lS-yr old negro; criminal
assault on 14-yr old white girl
NOV S-Near Coshoma, Miss, Lit Majors
tcOiOreo); murder.
l5-JefferSon. Tex. 3 negroes taken from
jail and hanged: murder
linear Limon. Col, Preston Porter, Jr
negro burned at stake; murder of
Louise Frost
z'-Near Lake City, Fla, Spencer Williams
desperate negro gambler.
Dec. Near Ivanhoe. Va. Dan Long me
gro); criminal assault.
lOIRockport, Ind, Bud Rowland and Jim
Henderson (both colored); murder.
l'-Rockport. Ind, John Rolla (coloredJ :;
implicated In murder
IS-Arc2di2, Miss, , negroes who robbed
and burned trading boat and killed Thos
thompson, its owner.
2O-Gullport, Miss, negro named Lewis;
murder
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30-Hoboken. n. j.. fire on docks OF North
German Lloyd Co, and ocean liners Saale
Bremen and Main destroyed; SIC. 600 600
Black Rock. n. Y, lumber yards $500 900
Jul. 5-Constable Hook, n. J., Standard OH
Coz plant; 81 500 900.
14-Prescott, A. T.. business section and 50
dwellings; 81 500, 000
23-St. Paul, Mimi, Cold Storage & Ware
house Co.'S warehouse; $3.50, 600
24-Buffalo, n. Y, Eastern elevator: $3.50 900
Aug. 4-Ashland. Wis, Baker g. Stewart
and Keystone Lumber Co 5 lumber yards !;
81, 100000
19-Alexandria. Ind, Kelly AK Mani Co s
plant; $4,000.
21-Forest fires in Colorado and Wyoming;
estimated damage At 100000.
Sep. 12-Narra Sansett Pier. $3.50. 900 fire.
l6-Houston, Tex, Merchants & Planters
oil mill; $780, coo. Near Plymouth, Mass
forest fires; $500 600.
20-New York, Terminal stores; 81, 900. 900.
25-Baring Cross. Ark. Iron Mountain rail-
way shops; 800 coo.
Oct. New York. Atlantic Transport line
pier; 81. 100000.
29-New York. drug house of Tarrant & Co
and other buildings, from chemical ex-
plosion: 81 500. 000
Nov. 9-Biloxi, Miss, large part of business
section; $500 900.
Fisherman county. Tex. 20 big ranches.