Democratic Press, Volume 2, Number 84, Decatur, Adams County, 21 May 1896 — Page 2

Democratic Press. UKUATUI*. IMO. Daniuvrwd* r«w* «• »N*Mlsh*vs. 189a MAY. 189a JJu Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa* 3456 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 ji •!• 1 •I • I • • / •: *> ' V MF Q->.F. M. V «h qp ma. y soth. mil DOINGS OF THE DAY. SUMMARY OF THE NEWS OF THE WEEK. Krai that Hsiqrailng* In Kv**y Known Iteanlaphrrv rirra. AecMenl*. Crlinro. r»UUn. Krllflon. t'ommnrv*nn<l Crop* Kaa<|. wl.h.-U wilt* Mla.-i Affairs, Indiana Wino the Ta* Cuwe. Tbe deimon of the Federal bupreme t'.mri just rendered against tlie W«lm t nv i telegraph t'oiupany, !■ favor of th<- Malcot Indiana. i» the last of the at* tack* made on Un* new tax law by Hie corporation*. Iho railroad* and the express, telephone and telegraph companies bate attempted to break down tlie new system of taxation, and in each Instance tliei bare teen defeated. The burn me t vutt of th:* Mate held that the mileage •i>.e»i. under which the companies are assessed lor taxation, is sound, and this decision is now supported bv the Federal > .•Western In ion was against tins system and I against the action of the Ta* Commission- > er** who assessedmiles ot te.egrapl hue in Indiana at KtT per mile. Haying Testimony for Wallins. Cincinnati special; Mr*. Otto Bredeof New pert, who has been «ju Jarsson and Walls ng. Sending them delicacies, was overheard by officer* who were "• ■ - rt all njtord Jo" it be wouiii change hi* i testimony in the Walling case so as to makeii appear that it was other than Fri- | day night »ben IVarl Bryan was at his sa- . 1«m: » th Wai.::■.*• and Ja. aso:-.. Sherd! Plummer recogu ied the woman and tool 1 her to Newport. sic bad previously : gone to Mien Johnson and made him a similar otter, lie had arranged to meet \ her at Wallingford’s and then notified the gffUffb. Clear* tawing Ip. x ' .ho larges Ils. lana cigar •reuuiactarers in th-Un ted Mate* received a cabtegnua from theii I II a * ana agents sia.mg that exportation of leal tobacco to America has ivet prohibited lie price ot IVrttdo wrapper has doubled. while Vuelta filler advances hi per cent. M t ratio Havana c*gars w I jump t: m 115 to ft.'. per thousand w ,t: b the next th; ty day* loc*l deai*r» adv wed a raise of to and Ste per than ! sand ob Havana cigars. Gcw. Wey.er's u.vw .. * » affect c gar maku g ■a t: <■ I ted M* es, a> :..e ire* crop wa» •tot ready ter sb. pmeat. Fight of a Hunter with Crane*. While Alien Newman ot lk-.Aer. Ind., , was banting be fired upon a Mock ot crane* and wounded one. Wbea be at- j tempted to capture the crippled turd it struck .01 v . .asly _• ueaA and tried to tear out his eye*. The infuriated crane mad< such a Bouse that the test of the flock returned to it* and and ail set I Xi" X.">rtx W «> b. .1-...■- .ff w ;h fix* gaa. The t;tl lasted uau. ttur»eea e.anes Uy dt ad ejxvc the rv*d, and Use buaier was extsausled t*A*e be woa two bartie. Stampeded Uy Fires '• warty tad the ;csun -s portrcc ot Rae .isar.i, a suhsrh o: Cbe-igo. was deitrcyrd by tre A together tweaty-six ba i .r> were ewassiwd. calx.: ag a iota. ~w> x S:.V< vvx Three baudred peope, who were a.tesri-g a dax.w ta haexgec Ha.i W. a aarrew esc.vp* trot* death. Tb~ -ar caught ;'jv w.. .• the daaee was a prwtress and a stampede easwd Many peeweas were bcst.s.v. Hamm Breaks* The res at a: th* Dry tor, KvmbaC. and Burner Sujwtwc.W'bu I Utt-g out s.swt c«i v leet a: -svv Abe*: X.AVAV cet <x the Mrs wr re broke away treat the Nesaad;. Stave dr'led . oat ano the take and * .. pc.-b*aKy he hot. Fears ate expressed .a regard sis the aasety ot t.AV CW Sees of . .x?< a boren at the mouth ot tbe Brule K. we*, w tuck a* oew uaprecedeatedly b-git. IXewertiag Freoideat SacU Lucia. Havana spread: It is reported that Fresdeat Sarta Lac a has here deeer:-* by On! xMv. tSunnu and Joe* Mare*x *b* reresed .Keti i.e to the Frescvaret. Tbe tuKarceats mare an attack at wrwal tsNßh re the Jtanei fimXscary du*, axd from th* Harare of tbe w.remAs rew.-v*d by re*a&yne*. * a r.a.sncd that the a- ] svgraa art ex. ._• •: Uracds. Ceeyme Held the Keiwe* Sa- ;. - x • • anger a ,-i ".. .- b«*yee was bread fired tt h» huge a: l*aytre.. xWmk w ;k a bmiM ak» beoL RerLe teol***aM of fcwfi.' .M. *e« arrem»e<. uKattrnd , that ah* fired a: Laa » the dark as be wrere away treat her smbwofik Hrs heme yc-xwedcd t» lUyswx. a fi «anre of fire m sre. Harrey M..me was arrested as ar OKVsay. re. X«e* Uy w-'fivcA. naaaedm. iweevrd. was take* trews tre ,i M. re-.-kari ?cs‘. .a. axd yareed. lie we* arrewm* rec a:w»yiA{ fie .M.;.-ace a w kdae lady near the IN yuras ;*aa&*LM«.. A M.we ma Fire* E.v.-JieeO't Vs N»res kss Mmchtd :«* trem. Mu. •icl.iam. twerty-tve - w ern ire® kshs edy. sawmng txa: rhe Mdh ImAax refit »»e a «• lire. F ;ffic*a so rwewry n«M are x.pnw>aKsd may** rwnre -.tian Mi Ut* Mfa »dl ax ac. ;»e * Mvrtt. Two Kwrdrwd KiOe*. Rrem. OreaS sf Air re swore AX rtpvreu* at Susa m »vt v the crenirs. «o Che N dee K. ’W. h» ~arrc fie »e grewnd ike Pware «f -re L&g Meu»». and b» L-red » jowqre

BIIUIOI-A CAfiT AKinn. I'athetlc and Dramatic Incident at the Methivdlat t'onierene*. Two Mothixllfit bishop* were ilepom-d st i'lvvelnml Tburaday. Amid scene* p» thellc and dranmtic, after the storm and strMa of a long debate, Bishop* Bowman and Foster were stripped of their techsiastlcsl powers and humbled into priest* life. Il M«* the lirst instance of the kind In the history of the church. For twentyfour years the two bishop* held autocratic power and shaped the deatinlefi of thou•tiuds of niinhtcrs. They said "Ho," and the traveling preacher went. They said "Remain," ami he moved not. From the pedestal of supreme authority the general conference, which gave them their power, took It away because years had sapped their vital forces and impaired their uaefulness. When the committee ou epi»eopacy announced the warrant for their otheial death the white-haired bishoi*. who had striven ao long for the glory ot their tlod and their church, in voice* choked with emotion pleaded the privilege of passing out of *ight and hearing while the warrant was being put into execution. Arnie of their friend* made the attempt to »ave them their honors anil emolument* •nd relieve them of excessive duties, but th* general conference vwted to choo*e | two new bishops in their place*. It i* probable the conference will pension the retire.! bishop*. KNAPP IN MORK TROI’BLK. Wesson for Minister Terrell’s Wudden humnvons to Washington. Minister TerrelF* sudden summons to Washington from Texas with less than half of the leave that was granted him expired, is due. it is said, to a sudden repetition of indignities from the Turk* against the Rev Mr Knapp. It is !>elieved Minister Terrell will Is- asked to j return at one* to the scene of his duties. Several conferences have been held by ■ the Secretary of State and Secretary of I Navy in the last forty-eight hours on the ! Turkish situation. The result will preb- ! ably be the prompt return of the minister j to Coaataatiaople and the ordering of the Marblehead and San Francisco to put themselves in position to answer any imI mediate demand from the American legaI tion. While Secretary Olney was assured ■ when Mr. Knapp was released that he would not be further molested, there has j been a breach of faith by the Turks and ; Mr. Riddle, the American charge d’fifI faifiM. has found it necessary to call on the State IVpartment to again interpose ! in Mr, Knapp’s behalf. DIAMONDS IN A CANDY STORE. New I ork Thieve* Get *2*XOOO W orth of rinmier. Mostly Jewel*. The New York police made pabiic Thursday the facta of a robbery committed s'tue t;n»e M-utday night in the soda water and confectionery store of Eugene C* Achetw. ia Sixth avenne. The booty amounted to FJ2.<s*k most of it being dia mond jewelry. Although Ackers is not a j dealer in jewelry, be has invested a lot of j money in diamonds and this aeeonnts for ! wv many of them being in tbe safe ta th* j time. RISSIA’S GRAB AT CHE-FOO. Protests Made bv British and German Ministers at Fekin. Tbe R-.t sh and tvermaa m.n»ters at I'ek a bare pretested aga.ns: tbe action of Raima in occupying part of the fore shore at Cbe-Foo. cx-a-rarr to treats j rich-* The eat.re R. «s aa squadron ,‘ti i Ch.»e*e waters wail reodearn .* at CieFoo in read .news to occupy Port Arthur i or Kisebo Ray. .v a rec- of lastmet. w - -.. S I'C- - Score* the Turks. The Metbv*i >: ewafcreace at Cleveland ' was sgwned U«!:-Jay w.tb Rji.jp X .aceat ia the ehair. The devo::.*3«l s-rvices I were conducted by Rev. R. E. G.dnia. a t colored m.n - er from Centra! Maa .r the fitrsagee* terms tbe Armenian oat- j rage* aad massacres, xnd referred t» the ' apathy of the Csr gorer*m*«ts *t E-r.\w and Anserku. It cl-osed by e*3- 1 iag oa Coogress : pass a _x> nt res :on as:ior.i ng tbe I'res.deat to enter tats I neg-.'tiat -as with the Enr-gveas jww-ers meet directly interested with the view of rnterfe- ng and preventing further wassa- 1 ores. The rewaJati-.-n also preridei that • copy of tbe re*<ntkve sSoaM br sent t* both bense* «f Ceng—■-♦*. It was re f< —e : •? the Gms . ee oa Stare *f tbe Chareh w -heat Jive.-**.on. The prspms- ■ t as to change th* tins* of bfiMtxg tbe j rerera reaference fremi May 1 t» the first Wednesday ia May arvwsse-f a dis- | .-nss.ee «a the povat as the evxst.rstxva- I ahty es the acto.va. Three-fozrtb* cf th* anxaa! renfereaces bare approved it. Pt i leeward Jed the eppomtian. bat be was • bteeaKy barred, as th* vote rroMted: WT I rest to » ways. The next geaera! res.'eeexe vr® therefore wseet <)* the first Wednesday ia May. lifiNX. Lashed I'atil the B’.xM Rs*. X ■ - S " V. X - - ; ~ A:< - I*wstey. a negno. tree, red I*W j.Nes. and Jobs r-,.'x an ixteemarTred wkire ctt> sex thitty-aia* lashes «a tbevr bare hacks raster was charge: w-.th kareewy sad j I'T-.-la with sei’.iag o.xx! reatrary t» law The lashes were Uid «a by tbe CLxta* abeedf. who ajyurei the hsekary sw.-aes ar.th sack vig-or that tbe bored sparred ta 1 streams In eedee to add t» tter p.-.soa-ere' agv'-xy salt water was aaed sis wash th<*r woaads. Awfal Stsrm la Texas. A ree-bte wiod atorm sgrodk the of Sbeemax Texts, Fnday afreraseo. Ow s.xty were kdte-i o-str.ght. and neariy a kindred hart. tMbee towns :> the 8.-rtbe*M part X tbe Stare repset great , teas -nt tfr had property la the reaatry - istrwta aaat damage w-ss A-®e as hv» ■ st.x-k and bw-Jdixga Rebef measures were |reunpt!y taken. Tsrelve Mew Bart. Twe're met wr-re ;k-rec by tbe htew | itg vree at a drerx-A ra tbe t'Mx-ag.’ dra.x age cbaxse*. sweaty aaJes frem tbe bears 1 *f tbe ftty. Thzrecsy Os these twv may ! i* W thia tbe «By echees were str-sck A-wa. Hxgr paaes wf g jss van shed he • sere tbe basts CM Lake Mx-hgax the a Lre cap* ran kra tb«* teß*s Sfiam sagx.sjs srere at eveey gates. Char-s-ei sritk hr.ag Outlaws Xete a»i Lee R." re pcvgwfirree* sf a IVr-y, T. krese-. az- a large gv-trer*. scicv s: Mere-sa«*. tear* bre-x arresrei , aid nskra re M nsk-npre.. I. T. c4a-p~i ' w-th he zg asenher* at tbe a*e«d Owk gang at wttjav* The- xn*« are yraoe uxt rtsre-x area; Sere Tws tereak J*iL Graxt Hererm. sex,-erov-d a* row yaar si tbe peu-re-xt .*ry aad CMmb'e* Rre-ly, bril ' fee red-hee* renter ,va. an r-n.-y n.s* x>. gu-k BC gafid tie - escape ,

TRADE IS VERY QUIET USUAL SEASON OF SLUGGISHNESS PREVAILS. Crop* and Elections the Factor* Now -Chicago huliurb Flre-hwept-Loat in Luke Michigan Deadly Ktorm in Kanaiifi—btvaln la FowerlMfi. ■— ■ I Trad* at a Ktand*tlll. R. (J. l»uu A Weekly Review of Trade says: "It is >ow too late for business to change materially until the prospect* of coming crop* an' assureil and iletinite shape has been given to the presidential contest by the inventions. Until the future ia more clear there is a prudent disinclination to prwdace much beyond order* or to order beyond immediate and certain need*. If this wailing spirit prevails two months longer it will crowd into the last half of the year an enormous bufiinefi* if the outlmvk then is gi**i. I- or the present there is less business on the whole than a year ago, though in some branches more, and the delay following months of depression is to many trying •nd Cannes numerous failures. The most fortunate of the chief industries at present i* tbe boot and sh>re manufarturr. which is not only shipping to customer* within <' per cent of the largest number of cases ever forwarded in the first half of May. but is getting many new orders, and there are many urgent reum-sts to anticipate orders for June and July deliv ery. indicating that distribution tn cunsumers haa much outrun expectation*. WHOLE ISLAND IN REVOLT. Spaniard* Merely Actinc on the Defensive in Cnba. The LMvlvvtt Time* publishes • letter from • correspondent in Havana, in the course of which he says: "It is quite ti«ele*a to hide the real situation. The whole island i« in revolt and the Sp;i; - are merely acting on the defensive. It ta impossible that they can prevent the landing ot *npplte* find war materials for the rebel*. Even tbe position of Macro s force*, confined in F;uar del R; ’. is not of a desperate nature, a* the Spaniani* make believe. Only • few teolated rebels have taken advantage of Gnptfiin Genets! W er‘» oKer of an’. - ' ■ - the power to protect life and property in Cuba. Widespread inquiries fail to justify the charges of cruelty sgainst Captain Genera! Weyter. but the rebel*' destraction ot property cannot be jnstificA. The wanton burning of Beane £I.(MXUIOO worth of property belonging to inoffensive people is not war." The letter proceed* to dilate ip>» the economic ram wrought by the break iown of the *ugar crop, which has rendered thousand* destitute, white the tobacco trade is in a still worse rosditMß. WOMEN STAND BY THEIB COLORS. Feminine Citv Olßciats in Kan*** Reset vet to Bar O*t Saloon** The town of E’.’.i*. Kan., is tore up over a war tbe femin ae Mayor and City C-'ubc-.I eh-vsea at the April elections are i making ob the sal.xvn* When they were | osit tW ikikx'av. which fvktwcr adnisi*- | trat> a« had to do. pjvfcrr nc to I i rrrrcoe oct of the tr*fse. For three I d*r« emptiest . ami bo:h exlet Lire I heea to ret a to try a *s- I Fhoakeeprr wh ha< htx'3 aneated. Thursday n cht they wteFeteied. Tbe wotaea hare lured the beat Jejnl takat at the ex- : ;»ee-*e of the city asd equally r\*vi lawyer* have bees ecip’ yed by the defeo*?. Great at Hire Islawd. R'ue IslaM. a Chicane aubor\ wa» I swept by fire Saoday morning. From 3 I o'clock until o o'clock the Razzes* heart of tbe row* was st the merer of fiatae* ■ The hervx use of genpowder aad the I timely arrival of aid Ttvaa Wes; Fa”man , aad ChL-ago prevented the destraction of j Western avenue and practieaUy I the best part of tbe town lying ou tbe I plateau above Stony creek. Thirty-five boiH.agv were destroyed, representing property as the total value of g'.-JT*-*** carry-zg aa lassraxoe of abssat 50 per rent of the raise. There was a> ~*» at Lfe. Betrayed by a Wowua. - J: - - !': • t - yßm ■ t Tkfikotw arrested S. F McNatt, aa alteged berse thief, at LeaveuwortA Kax McNatt, with a partt:-- taxed J .'ba GOpm. *tote two car joad* of boeses la*: w-.ater aad oaM them in M.xaeap.*?.*. G .pm wa» arrested, white MeNatt eveapsd. Rereatly McNatt wroee t* a woman, a freaj of Gdpta'* M Nxtt made siighttac remarks aga.zst GUpix which so I angered bee that *b* rxraed the tetter over to Sberiß Pt. - Kassas Town* L*rel«d. A devastating tornado pasoefi thretgi i Scaoea. Kaa_ Sunday evening. Every- | th mg in it* path was eeoaptetely wreckei I GfiMfim from th* gfioacry report great ‘ 1 usage to property and pre-bahte tea* as ! hfe lx Svneea fear were teDed **4 a nambre mjarei There were many wane- ' ateus escape* from mseant death. Gther • tswns were reported t» have sxffered > gveatty. t*st OMiuasax-nt>.*x was mare- ; rtpird axd jera_» were meagre. Drath, la CodXwsem Tbe irea rreaxse-r Oawdio c.ibted with I the artes»»er Mary D. Ayer tea mile* -off ' Gromo FfiteL wear Chtenga* flanday I xcrx.xg Tweiree b.«r» later the aa&M I vessel fioak wdfite bates twwed by the Do-1 prrwc feare City of IbaJath. Five of tbe j reew were drowned. Tv, were saved. ; . Those lost were Cape W Maw t i Mstvoa. Heery Shira, seaxum. ana a rest ■ i an! AeekXand. aameo xxknewn. Miaseoota Rask CnsJater Sesieared. At Redw wd Fi.J. Mux. EoNrr. A . TarreS. ex-ass**taac .-aaLier of tbe jso<resst CVisr» Rim.k. .xdixrei fre grant 1 lareray a tbe dm degree aa tbs chaygv jof Lav-jug ssKrex S?*' • from ths C tjaeu’ > Rank. « u sexreaced to tne penmraoasy i so the retermofiacy ytex. He lowwted th* Liwoayye. The R or* of Exaxrmere .i rei es a the pafiMt rradtered ax mrpmrtast dreteawari..xg pr.> -ty at avraam sa a 1 typrs*crs< a*i ..te-.-ast-ig na«rt»s fir 1 j Joseph C. F.-wter over T Itedge. j ■ preadeot of the Mergesthasec Ls»wtyps j Coapaxy. Yoatfitfnt F refisr* Cartarek. Tbe Roseoa p*»bre a-resred Wi&mb H ; IHjey aad WWtefifi T Reel. hKh at Can tc-Kg* charged wrtk heag i l Ybr iw«« haw reir.feeswi vo •'■•f.yr rare tthsa fifty tree ,t ■'nmH-.figv ani S.®ec t v_*r ou.-.-; a*c Sejermhec

FIGHTS FIFTEEN WHITE MEN. Florids Nearo Defends His Family with Fatal Effect to Three. Jack Trice, a Florida negro, fought fifteen white men, killing James Hughes •ml Edward Sum-hex, fatally wouu.ling Henry Haniels, and dangerously wounding Albert Buffuni. The battle occurred at tbe negro's home, near I’almetio. and he f.mght to proient his H-jrefir-old son being "regulate*!" by the whites. Monday afternoon Trim’s won and the aon or Town Marshal Hughe*, of I’almetto. bad a tight, the white boy being badly beaten. Marshal Hughe* was greatly enraged. •ml Tue»ilay morning he and fifteen other white men went to Trice's h l ’' l ** to "regulate" the negro's little boy. Ih* white* demanded that the boy be sent out. Trice refused, find the whites began tiring. Trire returned the fire, bis first bullet killing Marshal Hughea. Edward Sanches tried to burn the bouse, but was shot through the brain by Trire. Then the white* tried to tatter in the door with a log. which resulted In Henry Daniels getting a bullet in the stomach that will kill him. The “reg-.ilatora" then ran. a final bullet from Trice's rille striking Albert Buffurn in the back. The whites secured re-enforcements and returned to Trier's home at sunrise, vowing to burn father and son at the stake, but their intended victim* had fled. CHANCE FOR YOUNG DOCTORS. Examination of Candidates for Marin* Hospital Assistant Surgeon*. A competitivfi examination of candidate* for appointment to the position of a*- -taut turgvon in the United States marine hospital service will be held June 15 in Washington. Candidate* are required to be not less than 21 nor more than 50 years of They must b* graduate* of a reputable medical college •nd furnish testimonial* aa to character. Successful candidate* having made the required grade are appointed in o-der of merit as vacancies arise during tne succeeding year. There is at present one vacancy. A •ucce*»ful candidate, when recommended for appointment, is commissioned by the I‘rvsKlent of the United State* as an assistant surgeon. After four years of service and a second examination he ia entitled to promotion to the grade of past assistant surgeon, and to the rank of surgeon, according to priority, on tbe occurrence of vacancies in that grade. ( Ton* Are Humble. La U nion Constitutional, the inspired , government newspaper at Havana, announce* that the verdict of death pronounced against al! five of tbe Competitor'* crew, tried Friday by a naval courtma trial, was promptly confirmed by the admiral, and all preparations were being made to carry the sentence into effect when orders came to remit the papers to Madrid, though the prisoners bad not been formally sentenced and have not as yet even been notified of th* court's finding. Tbe transfer of tbe case to Spain, acevrding to tbe Marquis of Palmerori*. aecretary general of the government, amounts to a virtual suspension of judgment for a month or six week* Tbe Rpanish autboritie*. tbe marquis Bays, have no desire to precipitate matter*. If the superior military tribunal at Madrid sbonld decide that Consul General Williams' protest is well bsßed. tbe ease* of any members of the party whose American eiti>M*hip to etear may yet be transferred to the civil court. Spain bariag Bfi desire to evade treaty stipclatioas. Kansa* Faak Closed By a Ran. Tbe S mner Na:, -al Bank of We ngK Kan- •*-.«.bi.‘.-.-'i in Ibvi. aad havmg a capita! stock of YTTokst, closed -a d. ra Thjra-lsy morning. A qu.et run. had been g ».ng aa t v several day*. Tbe liabilities to deposit >rs aad reserve agents are S»SS Tn*- •--et* are coa-.iierably Hydrophobia Scare at Wichita. The decisx n r. ade by a oußril od Wieh.ta. Kin- phyatetoaa that a do< that hit, several people wa* affo-trd with raise* i has caused wtdespeead const eraatx-n. ’ Neue of the people hittva by the dog have ’ devd s>ed symptoms of hydrophobia, however. Jempe-1 lato a Reservoir. At irwra. F» . Beraard K,.eh dfowaed himse.f Ji a resvyrotr after p, taoaxag t;» ‘ bev-ther-o-law. his wifi* aad tw« ci-drec. j H.* srifi* w-d'. pr bab*y tee. but tbe others ; w-Jl recover. I: is snpfwaed be was in-. sane. Bwried by a Cave-ia. A eare-ia occurred at tbe opal K..nes near V-eretar-x Meters* Wfidteesday, and tea ■•«• were barted cater earth and! Stowe*. Four of tbe s-xer* were k—«' aad several etbsrs injured. WBRKFT OCOTATIONX* Ciieago—Cattle, cornsoa t* prjb*. fi. • v Ft 75 bog*, steppea* grade*. L. *? to J 3. T 5 ibeep. fair to ebo-re, SXSO S- • » • . - rei. Oc t ewes. No. i. -S: so 2fte; ost*. No. X We to ISe; rye. N*. X 3se to 37e; better, eboire ereaxcry. 13c to 15e: e-gr*. fresh. N- to Mte; p*-.a:oe*. per bateei. lir •» Nte; br.-oaa corn. RX- to JSP pec tea f«e comasoa sa eboore. Ind-snap,-Cante, sh.-pr-.xg. IXM tr M ~ b-g*. ctosnre -ght. J5-K« to F “ stoeeß* couEXo.--a to pr-jtae. f- •? t* JA •».' wheat. N*. X ®e te csrs. Na. 1 i wh.tr. JGc to 35c. aac*. Na. 2 wkisa. 25r » - • • M “ ■: <* ' SXW t» 53.T5; wtorat N Tic: roea. No. 2 yriSow. 3Se s* 27e: aosa, I N< 2 white. ISc to Ito. rye. Na X 35: ■ to 3Te. Car'.-TX-r—Cartte. J5...T-1.- JtT h-gx. ' to 53.~ »b~7.. J 2» te C-T5 ' wheat. N*. X <«e as •r: coe*. No. 2| (azx*4, Mr t* 33r; «mk N*. 2 ansnd. 23e| to 25: rye. N*. 2 3»e »* dike. Itotrv*:—Canoe. S3—to HT hack J. a> to SLIV »se-7 J2.-W to r.TT wheat. N*. 2 red. <Te to eve*. No. 3 J yedtew. 2Ne v 2.*- oats* Na 2 wi_te Xt J to 3Or rye. Mr to 3Sr. Tetetee—Wheat. Na. 2 rei. Ct to ««r ' eecx. Ne 2 yeSew 2Dt i» 35-. eats. Na* g 2 whin*. TAe : • 2! r rye. N* 2 “T t u 3bn • <£>r-rer seed. SA V re Sa -'3L M _wa xXre—Wbeat. Na. 2 vgr.xg. Ate I to «3cu e-ew N* X 2be to Mr. ecto No I 3 white. -I.- to X.’ tore* N-, * -T-- rye* NL 3Te to 3S*r part new*. ST 5* to SX'sA Rxffate—*2artte. K.V- to SA : n«* I 13. * to SA • sdrap. JC.X- to SA * . wSeok No. 2 sedL Mte to Tin eaca. N* I ; 1 ye-Daw. 3te to 3fc «. ■ • . vMUa " New Y<i-k—'i—> E. •'»’ S4~ tom »«* r.- »A3B Me-i F_ • u Sa_T wheat. N<_ x rrt ** “ - r;ex N, _ S3*- w Mr sans. Nu 2 wfcre i- ns X--barter, rrewnery. 22c U IT« 'tgi Wag. ecu, Sr to He.

PERISH IX THE LAKE. FIVE OF A SCHOONER'S CREW DIE IN THE WAVES. Th* Mary D. Ay*r Sink* a* th* Result of a Collialoo with th* Uteam«r <>noko~Ve*»el Float* ll*tpleafily for Hour* a I’r*y to the Gal*. Collision Off Kacln*. The *cho*>ner Mary D. Ayer coUMm with the steamer Onoko. in 1-ake Michigan. «.ff Qro**e Point. Eleven hours later, while the steamer City of Duluth was trying to tow it sshore near Racine, the schooner sank, and five of the crew were drowned and tbe remaining two were saved and taken to Chicago. From the time of the culliaion until sb* was picked tip. the Ayer drifted a dl»tance of forty-five mile* Tb«- spot where •he was taken bold of by the City of Duluth wa* about fifteen mite* from shore. There wa* a dense fog on tbe lake at th* time, and with but an instant'a warning tbe schooner loomed up directly abec ' of th* *tcaroer. The long jib-boom of t' Ayer ran into tbe pilot house of tiOnobo. barely mtoaing tbe wheelman, and then tore it* way out through the end. The rail from bow to quarter wa* tom from it* fastening* by tbe jib-boom, and at last that spar gave way. Tbe bows of the achiwner were broken in by the imps -t of the collision, and her master :nt»diately ordered her anchor overboard. ; The Onoko. which is one of the few iron boats on the lake and lelonga to the Minch flevt of Cleveland, was coming up Lake Michigan loaded with iron ore for the Illinois Steel Company at South Chicago. The Mary D. Ayer, one of Ed E. Ayer'B fleet of cedar vessela. wbb bound down the lake Fght from Chicago to Alpena. Rain bad been falling heavily all the evening, making it impossible to ero any distance. STRICKEN BY CLCLONE. Three Counties of Kansas Are Devastated by a "Twister,'* Nemaha, Marshall and Cloud Conntie* were swept by a death-dealing cyclone late Sunday afternoon. Dtomantied buddings mark tbe path of the fierce storm, fourteen persons are known to have been killed, from forty to sixty are reported injured, several of whom will die. and scores of fatnibe* are home teas. The small number of casualties ia accounted for by tbe fact that nearly all of tbe people fled to their cellars and cyclone caves. i Seneca, tbe eonnty seat of Nemaha County, appears to have been the chief sufferer. A»ne third of the resident part of tbe town, according to a dispatch, is in ruins, five persons were killed and fifteen badly injured, and s<s» people have no roof to shelter them. The property Los at Seneca is estimated at $14)0.000. Sabetha. also in Nemaha County, accordiotf to report, was a severe sufferer. A brief dispatch states that twenty or twenty-* five persons received injuries more or les* | severe, and that at least three or four of the victims will probably die. Twenty famllio* loot all their worldly pvssesaion* and are temporarily depen-dent upon charity for subaiateace. Sabetha is a small place north of here, fivar tbe Nebraska Aft -- '.earisg Sabetha tbe eycl">n- k a narrow path toward Falls City, uproot- \ Ing trees and djmantling farm buiidings I la its farious progress. In Frankfort, i. I Marshall County, tbe entire western at»>: I n-tethwestert: part of the town to in ruin* ' The property damage was far greater . than at Sabetha, but the number of ha- - man victims of tbe storm's fury to hap- ‘ piiy considerably tea* As far as heard - from there wa* no teas of life there, aad j the Bnmber ixj ured was hardly more than ! a doxex Proboidy threeocore of build- : i*f> were rased to the ground. Rouse at tbe best residence* of Frankfort were htowa to atom* aad reports from the sarrocn J:ng rountry. where heavy damage has been done, win materially swell tbe ' »--< Many head of horse* cartie and other «tock were kilted. Two eounero reported that everything in the village at Re*erve stub dem-.-itsbed by the eycJone. and that six pe*>p)e were kilted a: Reserve and many -xbers injured. Tie little hamlet of Bodariile. m Ritey Coeaty. Was entirely swept away by the eycloae. At Spring Valley, e-me axx a,.!** south at Barne* it tore down a dinreh. ia which UD people were worshiping. Many were iajared. GIRDLED THE GLOBE. Message Seat Twice the Distance Aroand th* Earth. A message aresnd the world by telegraph was the feature ax the s*nw*i eteetr-eal expc«.tx« ia New York Sa torday evea.xg. aad oa that ore***oa Dr. Chanaeey M LN-pew desvered aa oracon •a Tr.-grew aad Future at Eterancity" to l<\<a.*« pr -ple. Tbe xeasage wan written by Dr Depew and adiiesse-t to Edward D. Adam* ;re».3eat of the Cataract Geeera! Eteetr< Cooqmay. 1: was transK.ued over tie . tes aad roxneetjoa* at tbe riaual Tetegrupb Cable C-«x;*any, I fre=. Now Y«ek na Ckteagn. lew Aarrie*. Sox Fran jes* Vaarocver. Wtaaipe* and Cxnse. to I end-s. sod Nv-ra vm Bonham, ta New Yurt. Ths x.-**a.{* w*» started at o'e-xe*. and was received by , Ttosoxx* A. DLsra at S3S a'texk. Tse 'Wessera Utosa ' -emjiaxy and eoe- ■ re—.--«a a**a -raassn-taad a ropy at ttoe snewag’ 'r.® New T<rt tiasogs Mexoro. ! i t w-x tie -west nose aad up the *-**« const 1 at Ni-ttx Aaieres*. thsne* to Spirt and ia.-x as New Yrrt. tee -ampaed tw tog (wa r unto!* ' r -tenre-T Inf Uxteewiy w*» •ra-.e-: sy •_» ina-i-very at *x etepeanrit _ at we at tie yorag w rexes ■ndonta— Man Loins* W. Ciewy—and a barbee . xa mes Careuee Duffy M. * Cortey s tte ta-.rtae- at a jr*m_n«g Sarney of I F ■■“.-’t W". V*. mt w_ ie.-se t fa_ he* , t* « t-r-.xi* rxw.s.- *a ter eghtewath ’ MtAdOB-Coete-La* S Bxoi.neT. at New Hire;. Ctoan*. at New Tart, aged C year* j H>* iaa-3 ww -tused by hear: fi_Tire. ’ wtgecvnennrd by ax amrt < grw*. Tto* torew.'d *.~ns evoaertei with J six Era-»-s-t. note, nre-ve. fxrx.*i_*g in* -irter -»-r_x Jmfi* t, held tee data... at ■anutott. Fotr fcrewei were wwcvlf rt. ;-ei ' w-re-x igttmmg ire a P W ”-.—y A >.■*. * fw and toed scare at Driver. b--rtg b<xre*£ tnter a da-lng wwM. Tn* by tn- fare ateunntti to sty a tow snenami a.uara ._—. _ .___

HISILINi; •TEMS GATHERED FRQm K the state. • n Inreratlnj * ■ p*.riani s . dlug* an.l i;.,,i,. , "'2 Minor But, it, m< A llullinitb 1 I . ' ■ \ "«™| port. MW The barn <f l> M w - ■„■ „, M ’"fi'ot-nty. "a. . t j : destroyed. Lie. »: . ■ Franklin Lodge. \ iMB has celei rated it* , Ms. er N . llvered th* address. Elmer liankl.n. . ■ •,, ... B of Wißche*t.r »a* hurt while Im.;:*- * - n. tune lefore beiug r- ■ HH The little . htl 1 < f al Errepor'. a,- .-1, hot t. * ov-r .:*!* ■ : , ,”M| injuries wtixh j r Many Urn ■ r- • ■ •o injury done by !,... , n new in.. Ct . fr m is. ». of■:. ■ .... .jjg wife, ar. 1 fan:-. twice n-art:,..- ■ ... “.:JM bour. r.cijct k- . at Eran«-- rt. r- . ■ ' ,~-M fayette tr.i\e, ■ , ;■ , .. •cm- r.ol-« >t:on.a th . ar- ■ ■: -.-n a .- V . City Prison for the crine-. Prei.m • ar. - r-,;^M veitest the v ... o f--.. ; „, 0J Webber. <>f I it- . ::i tf.e .r.:---,-*-gtanddaugl.t-r oft; r;■ M Tb« Schoo', t-ar -er* rs r,..-, f a-.*- "■-! i t - . 1 eemeterv ir. .!., -. of I». H He-* t > -st >wiS who died about a ta- a.- it 4of nM bf .--t,star. ■ v .:. ■ The Forepau;h->- • I’--• her*' <taM has a damage -•- . ;• :n f ut.-H fort. W:..,e .Ur::-*- ' ti.ierilM was passing afonx -'•• t • .-ut M wind blew o-.e: a tea. . :• iri. vtoM kfi(x-k“d ■ iete log his right bip. The injury *M Bounced a rem-.- -t ar.-limtlM dare.ag** v. t t-t. I of the bill board n Dur.nj a severe thtnl-r «•. -3 vldH passed over Farrs:.,’ . nj noM tf.e bare. ■ f ' ie-« f. ur r. *w ■ '.-.e sti&l H:» son. Ufiarl—. a. '■♦ ’ g •hocked ar.l rema -1 -r .t:»c.oiateß over two boor*. Tte?:: .. ;»uta<M wrecked. Tbe t< r- s tra y reroi«« and were » .'— -ri.. - ■ ■ 1 fiuafilto ' debris. ■ Patrick and F. hard Hut 1 tire owners->f Kani:*ire marsh La Crosse. Laporte’'■•ut.'y. m>l to AM : Hom. ot Lafayette. I.; ’ - i<w fl wnat wa* once ror.- ,l , B I for FJ» <•*). Tbe <■» ter * ... at once I cultivating this hud on 1 :*'J-’ wtel - Tbedrainiuzof the K* .*.Liver awl , dry seaxm.* tv.e made t:..- one of tel I most fertile in Ncrtiera I", l.ma. g W. J. DavtoMß. Os Frtr- rt-L who h* [ kept a daily record cl »’-amer for th* 'past fourteen years, wr- notih.-d ttatto: 1 bad teen a; pointed by o-v s-remme#t» i make daily report* of rhe -ivul.tioo 0! » weather fur that section ■ ! tl* Mate. “* is to report to Indiana;..* • and hu nan* ta.* teen placed <>n the **. <ry i>t. H- iw made till* bteiness a »tadr ar.dha** I systematised bi* mertol •: krepinj reports that be ear. t of IM weather ob any day since 1»?. Jc-»epb Rott, scypo* Ito I* Co T k-n u*. <0 .■■.••- • * ’ Pan handle passencer tra ’. Lhe reunite were found later on by a 'reiht ere* ]M west of Union City. " tvn found th body waa lying alcegt.de the track, wins tbe'bead »m tying bet»rin tberails some distance away. He aIJ * wr ' dressed man. aged abc-nf n::y. and silk bat. A mbsß an of m 011 '!" change and a ticket frrt fo.umbui « Chicago w*4 ail but wa* lound > n “ p<*s»es«<<-n. Tbe *tthpos f-on t» W** l either toil off tbe tnun or » r.'bteo thrown oS. The matter -J mva» gatxu by tbe ewooerProsecatoc Ltecola Guytin. of W vtew County, ba* larwarded to Mattbewa a pet toon »ig»ed by tr tbe Wabsdi bar ati-'-t the Thoma* AraMd, coot cted cf in wrecking tbe Rank of j* us. "“T* owned by Jawre* Am 1 * '- 0 - 1 , represented that be was ’ ' ''•* , | ia tbe er .toe; that be >* in fra . health. >» | that a vear in tbe peeitet'ary , kim, and that be ra« s-sflere. enr-uw already. Peraoc* at x A ~ “* to the Arao *!* are bring n; bear on the Govern or t i - '• : ® t lr cr granting e-temeeey. but !re: > taw y at Wabash and N«h Msttd»« are yet bopefu. that tea > ' xten .e j Patents were to Induna .nrest* as foGowvi Horace R Ao-ea. In-H*'* FOI3. leg twsre. Efc M. Xteeatw. awbre... attaebrt -t f- t - ’J* 1 Dens BMney. toe pceratrtg asaMta Crabb, ladwaapoit*. , ta*ra» and both tutw. Ibxa* D®** For. Wayne, meter 1« a.ters*t r.; ewrrrat*; Albert Lteoer. ‘ txtof drmag atertuwe: A.« ■ *- c f Anderses, e-eefag art lansr: " ■* 8. Sbakei. Metaasora. *--.**• f'' £ tach went for barvest and ! nd- ’ D. Tocp*. bsfitawapc eperat ng hater way doers; N • • w Fort Wayne eraxk aaie toryctea Frt | F~. L Atostrorg on* arrw’teWarne on ate-.-. mam -'f-® L s „ where »be ia wa»-ed *» ** r ‘’X ! 4>Mode a coelesi*.<• whjeft w dee ' -j - • .• Sawwri I. 1 tnes as Rwfbv ite- '* guard -ax ia eNvre at to* latbr:. • ■ rawd •: te. W xe »y* « give her al< the wsory abe L r-tereu*** 4w a e-' ■ ‘ *e ; -' *-..k: - ■ I ■ fam rented tour cbeca* • F** l ’, )nt surnoe ter arrtvai and adw r* >•’ ' ‘ tte same terat at Coor-ee* < •*, De, Mu*te. V*abc>Af« C*F •** b vx„e.