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FIFTEENTH YEAR OMAHA , WEDNESDAY ; MO.RSING , OCTOBER 2R , 1SS5. NUMB.EK 100.
CURIOUS DEEDS OF DEVILTRY
A Mnuiao MotLcr's Successful Effort At
Solf-Destrnction ,
SHE BURNS HERSELF AND BABE.
A Curious Conspiracy Uncnrtlicil to
JlHo | o ol'An Olinotlons DiiiiKhier-
In-Kaw Tins LVnnl Dally
Criminal Urlut.
A fnllior Iliii-ny Ilor clf nnd Hnlic.
NEW YOKK , Oct. UT. iSiiecinl to the Din : . ]
A horrible story of fire nnd loss of life
comes from ilohait , Delaware county , IliU
morning , which Is best told in the woids of
llartha , I ubce , n l'Jearold i lil , who gave
the follow ing details to the coiotier's jury :
' ' 'The day befoie the lire , " she i-ald , "my
knottier and the baby and mj self weio up on
n hill. Mother laid the baby on the ground
nnd piled a lot of dry brush together , hhe
look some matches out of her pocket and
Bald she intended to burn herself ami theb.iiiy
nnahnishplle , andthat If 1 wanted to go
with them to heaven she would put on more
brush and I could He down and bin n too. 1
snatched the matches out of mother's hand.
nnd took th b.iby . up In my aims , and would
not let molhei have him , and 1 coaxed
Ler to go home with me. On the
morning of the tite 1 wolte up , hear
ing the baby eiy. The house was all
Miioke. I tu in lied out of bed and called to
mother , tiliecliii not answer me. 1 ran to
her door anil It was locked. I could heai'her
Boothlng baby and ciylng. I ran back to my
room and waked my little brotheis , and
ilresHcd myself oiilcklv. I then went to gel
them out nf the Iiou e"as 1 knew It must lie
on Hie. When 1 got Ihi-in to the fionl door I
found that a barrel of Hour had been placed
ngnlnst It so that It could not be opened. 1
heard tin' lire ciacKIIng and was almost
choked with smoke. I do not know how 1
ever moved the heavy lurid of Hour , but I
gotltnwny ein.uu'li to open the door so we
could get out. When I got my biotheis out
of doois I ran to a window in my mother's
loom and looked in. I could hear baby
Screaming , the loom was black with smoke.
and mother was lylnu on the lloor. She had
lirewood piled around her little blid's nest :
Uwas bhuinghlgh and they weie both dead. "
A Slnrdor Conspiracy C
CnicAdo , Jll. , Oct. ST. [ Special to the
Hii.J : The Tiilmuc's Hostoii special bays :
An attractive young woman was ancstcd in
this city Saturday evening , locked up In a
private cell , and the next morning taken to
n hold and gimdcd by the police , who are
reticent about the charge against her. Jt Is
said that on October ! > this woman called on
thopioprletorof a notorious gambling house
in this city and said she wanted a young
woman in Baltimore murdered , and offered
to pay Sl.iKW to have the deed done. It is al
leged that she told the keeper ol the house
that a joung Irish ylil had entered one of the
nicest families of Italtimore as a servant.
The son other employer became enamoicd
Of the glil and -ccictly married her. A child
was born. Then the secret was icvealed.
The Niienth stoimed but it was no use. Tim
mm determined to stand bj his wile. The
nuriMtor of this Moiyaid the parents , find
ing they could notcontiol theson.deteimiucd
to have the \viiinini > ut out of the way , bill
on no conditions mu-t ( he child be harmed.
The woman said her mission to lo ! ton waste
to see the person with whom she was talking
nnd employ him either to kill this woman
lilniM'll or get some one to do it. The man to
whom the piopo-Ofion was made first thought
ronie one was liyJng to play a joke on him ,
hut determined appaienily to consent to the
wofnan's ictpiest. He said ho would get
some oiie to ( to tlie deed. The person sug
gested was "John ISull , " a well Known char-
ncter , who once served a term in the state
. An appointment was made with
Sniboii.
elm and while fie talked with the woman
rcsolvul to nlaee the case in the hands of the
police , which lesulted in her airest Satmday ,
\vhileshewas in the act ol sending a dis-
patc-li to friends In Italtlmoic. When taken
to ( he police headiiuaitcis t > ho bioke down
nnd confessed all.
MunlcroiiH Moonshiners.
NABIIVII.I.I : , Tenii. , Oct. U7. A dispatch
fiom Tracy City , ( irundy county , give- , the
details of a bioodj encounter between a party
of Illicit distillers and citizens. W. F. lloblis
and Calvin Tiplon weieanested for selling
vvildcat whisky In the woods near that town.
Theie aie no federal olliecrs at the place , and
the men weie tiled before a civil magistrate
and ac < iuitied. They at once diovo the wagon
and band of whisky a short distance
from the town , and began selling again , and
considerable diunUenness and several
lights lesulted. I/.iter in the iiipht Jeff and
Jlill Smith and Dave Daker went to the camp
nnd gave the "wild catter' * a severe beating.
Karly this iiiorning TIpton ami llohbs bor
rowed shotguns with the avowed pui pose of
Killing Dakcr and tlio others. They went to
Uakcr's house and called him out , but bcl'oio
Tlptou could shoot , linker wieiiched the gun
from Jlobbs , and wheeling , tired at Tiploii.
Jiothgtins weio discharged simultaneously ,
TIpton Ulllug 11101 tally wounded and linker
rcverely. .Some of the participants weie
raught , but Ilobbi e-cajii'd to Ills home at
Northcutt'st'avc , where ho sweats ho will
Kill any one who attempts to arrest him. Ho
Iskiioun to be a dcspeiate man.
News hns also been received of a tenlblo
fight at Hurrls' Cave , In the same county , Ir
\viilclillarrlsonlluuibywas fatally stabbed
Jvn ; mini named 1'hlpps and his two sous.
Thementook lelitgein a cave. They weio
Dually dragircd out and arrested. The section
of country In which these murders occmred
Ina wllit ami lawless one. and moie double Is
i'l ] utcd when the piclimlnary tilals aio in
Six PcrsoiiH Seriously I'olHoued.
( IUI.V : : IH-IUI , J'a. , Oct. ur. John Sldner
oomplalned of holug unwell yesleiday and 10-
Diicsted Ids wife to make some bonesct tea
for his use. In mistake dried "jlmson weed"
\vas used , and the entire family , six in num
ber , drank of the decoction. Soon alarming
pymplomsapjH-aicd. A physician was hastily
summoned , who with gieat dillieiilty gave the
Hiffcrers slight idiet. They may possibly
rcro cr , but arc inn very pi ecaiiouj condi
tion.
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A tilantlcrer COIIICH lo Grief ,
iriii\A ; ; , Mont. , Oct. S7.-lavhl Maiks ,
late deputy county clerk , has licen arrested
for alleged larceny of county vvairants to the
rxtent of several bundled dollars , the nip-
tiOKcd tbett having oeciiucd two veais imo.
Jlurks waived exaiiiinatlou ami was held to
tht > grand juiy. The accused was the author
ol MKI dispatch falsely accusing 1'nltcd ' States
Afrtayer Ilairlson with using United States
money in ills private business.
Killed his Katlicr.
ST. l.ot'is , Oct.V. . John Uuford , eon of
W. M. Uuloid , n well-to- farmer , Jiving
eight miles Irum Shelbyville , bhot and killei !
Jits father yesteiday. Tim two had had
acveral quariels lately and yesterday John
entwed thu rwtm wlicio tlio tamily weit
cat.ljen-d nnd emptied two barrels ol a shot
gun into his lather's head , He then tied.
A Deserved Sentence ,
iCjjcJNS.\Vj , Oct. 'J7. Indgo Fitzgerald
Of the police eon it , to-day dcdaicd John
TVI'c.y , coloicd , and John Duller lliovvn
Builty of violation of itho regUtry law
\Vliey was sentenced to onti jear in the
Vforkmmso and to pay $1,000 tine. JJiuvvu'a
iao wus dtifcrrcd.
A Slnrdoror
CINCINNATI , Oct. 7. The Times Star's
Chattanooga sivcclal t.ayn : John Thompson
who murdered J. U. Whlui for Ids money
near ( llcnallce , Tvnn. . a few ilays ago , was
taken from the jail ut Kindlon by a nivb hu >
Hiiht { and hanged ,
NKU'S OP NKIIItASKA.
Arrcfitfd ( Jn n Charge of Criminal
Mltol-A Lively lllovv.
HI.OOVIIXOIOV , \ , ! ) . , Oct. 27. [ Six > clal to
lie Htt-r. : : ] K. Hjde , of Kirvvin , Kansas
mlved here this morning and entered a com-
ilaint agtilnol .S. O. Barton for malicious and
criminal libel , chaining that llatton bad
wilttcn a letter to the mayor of Kinvln , as
'ollow.s :
orni.T , K. , ep. , , , o
he llouoi.ilile Mavorof the Clt > of Kit-win ,
' \ansiis : - Unless it Is the ixiliey of vout town
and cltl/eus to encourage nouses 01 piostltn-
ion In your midst , It would bo well for you
lo keep a shain lookout for the Hyde outllt ,
lately from liloomington. Evidence Is in-
lisputabN1 that they ran a ratirlie here. Thu
woman also claimed to have been an abor-
llonlst , and It is a fact that they liroko up at
least OIK ? famll ) here.
'I'hen he refers to a dozen business men
H to the It nth of his statements
All these men sa > the ) know nothing against
llvdeor his vvlte except that they went In
irood society and always appcaivd respectable.
Deputy Hherltl Ifajniu went to Ite-
| ) ubllcsni City and airested Haitou and
irouirbt him U'ldio Justice Karson , and
waivlni ; examination lie was held In SI ,000
muds to appear at the December court. F.
II. Klnu and .lames llurvvcll aie Ills bonds
men. Bin ton bears a hard name here , Ills
wife leaving him on that account and his in-
ibllity to ptoiide foi her a short time since.
A hlii'/.ard stiuek us this uttei noon and it
lias been blow ing a gale since.
Dentil In tlio Itlind Asylum.
Xnm.vsit.Y CITY , Neb. , Oct. 27. [ Special
to the Ilci : . ] A\d Krlck-on , a jouthof 12
years , nnd an Inmate of the blind asylum ,
lied suddenly this morning about 2 o'clock.
lie bad been always lather sickly , but noth
ing ol a 'crlous nature. He ictiied last night
it the ctistomaiy hour , and at 2 o'clock this
morning his bed fellow was awak
ened by a loud scream and upon
xamination tonnd ids bed-fellow dead.
I'llck'-on's patents reside iii.ir Hold-
cge , wheie the bo < ly was shipped this
miming. The coroner did not deem an in-
liicsl necessaiy , as the symptoms Indicated
tioart disease. This is the lirst death that has
Declined at this institution.
A Now Xolirtiskn Town.
( iitANti isrANi , Neb. , Oct. 27. [ Special to
,1m llr.K , ] The new town of Loup Folks , In
llovvaid county , is likely to have a genuine
loom from the stait. It was surveyed only a
Tew days ago. It is located on the line ot the
proposed new ralhoad. Two hundred acres
lavebccn laid out in town lots , many of
which have already been sold. A site for a
; iist mill has been selected , and woikwill
icgin on it at once. Airangements have been
inade. Install a general store , a dim ; stoic , a
zrocery , a suloon. anil other business houses.
L'oiitiacts have been let tor about twenty
buildings. _
An Up-Tovvn Telegraph Office.
HAXtil.sr.A.vi ) , Neb. Oct. 27 ( Special to the
Hii.l : : The Western Union will open a city
itllc'o over Iteynaid's dime stoic , which Is
feudally located. N. II. Spalloidk of Chey-
'iine. tormeily a icsidciit ol Uiaud Island ,
ivill have cluuge.
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F1XKI ) FOR ItU
Vn Indiana .Jinl r Decide * nn Import
ant Telephone Suit.
v'AJfsVii.u : , Intl. , Od. 27. A few days
igo it was reported in the Associated press
llspatelics , that Judge Panclt , of the state
ciicult couit here , had given several import-
nut opinions advcrso to the local Hell tcle-
ihonc company , in a ca o wherein Vickery
[ Jrothcrs , iuerchant.s , sought to compel the
lelephone company to furnish them thenseof
two telojihones upon the linn's complying
with the usual terms and regulations. There
lias been along-standing disagreement be-
I ween the parties. The ca e has since been
under argument and advisement , and the
eouif has given its decision in tlio promises.
It Is held that the telephone company is
bound by statute to furnish -telephone
seivice to all applicants who comply
with the terms and icgulations ,
beluga common cauler of news or intelli
gence as well as a public corporation. While
the patents and new inventions may be light-
fullv and saciedly protected , jet when volun-
taiily placed in channels of general com-
meter , they must be so used as not to give
partiality or disci imiuation in laver of or
against any poisons or class ol persons. In
this ease , no previous quaiicl or wiong would
relieve either party.
Under this declson the telephone company
will have lo pay , unless relieved bj tlie uu-
pieine court , $ HM penalty foriach refusal to
lurnish telepliono service to the plaintllls.
The latt"r have ncaily a do/en
applications for two telephones , and upon
this lefnsal have sued lor penalties aniount-
Itig to 'JUD In each case. Incidentally , al
though not stricllj involved In the case ,
Judge Paiiett gives hisoplnlon that another
state statute , limiting the chatgo lor the use
ot telephones to # : i tor a simile telephone and
5 tor two , is constitutional , and that the
won ! telephone Includes all the appliances
necessary to communicate between dillereiit
points , accoidiiij. lo the usage of the system.
Serious Storm on" Labrador.
HAMPAX , X. S. , Oct. 27. A dispatch re
ceived to-day fiom St. Johns , N. K , says : A
gieat storm i.igcd off the coast ot Labrador
on the llth lust. , doing immense damage
among Iho fishing lleet. Klghry vessels were
wrecked or driven ashore , ami at leajt
seventy men , fiom thu ciewsof the vcs = ols' ,
lost their lives. Two thousand pcisons ate
now ashoie In a destitute condition , The
news eieated excitement heie. Steamers will
be immediately dispatched to the scene of
the disaster with piovislons , clothing and
other necessaries lor the us-p of the cast
aways.
llosTo.v , Oct. 27. A dispatch received here
in idation to the storm oil' Labrador coast
says It raged from the llth to the rnh inst. ,
lit Inu' which about tweutj vessels and over
a hundred lives were lost. Xo tuilher de
tails have been received owing to the lack of
telegiaph lacllitles , F.florts are being made ,
however , to obtain moie complete Intoinm-
tlou , but It Is doubtful whether anything inr-
ther can be learned to-night.
Closing Snndity 'I'linut'i-cs.
CIXPINNATI , Od. 27. The law and order
league , of this city , lias befitin an effort to
compel theatres to cease giving performances
on Sunday. They tent notices to this elfcct
to the inanatreu last week , but all ot the
theaties weio open last Sunday , Yesteiday
they caused tlio arrest of tour member- the
two companies which gave perloimanic.-
Sunday , and to-day these plead gulllj. The
justice ot the peace , at the icqucst of the
piesident ol the league , assessed them the
lowest penall ) s.i ando - ts In each case.
Nome ol the managers say they will be clad
lot-lose on Sunday ii the law Is uniformly
cnlurccd ,
A SeH'-Conreshed Hnr ; > lar.
Xr.w Yum ; , Oi t. 2 ; . A man , looking tiled
and hungry , accosted a police ofllccr to-day ,
and said ho wanted to give himself Into
custody. Ho said there was a revvaul offeicd
for his airest lor burglary committed in the
store of Cumbei ledge A : .Smith , at Atliol.
Dakota , which he rubbed of fc 1,000. He said
that he had spent the money , and was willing
to go back anil lake Ida dose. He gave his
name as Henick 11. Hildgrs. Ho was locked
up until the Dakota authuiltle * are communi
cated with.
A Denial From Mrs. Grant.
PlIll.AliKIJ'lll.v , Oct. 27-The. widow ol
Uen. ( iwnt has been greatly gilevcd and
pained by tlio public discussion of the domes-
tie alfalrs of her daughter , Mra. Xellio Siar-
toris. Tlio Public Ledger Is authorized to
nay that all repotts to the efiwt that Jlis.
SartorU applied or contcmjilutes applying
fur a dlvoivo or seiwmtlon fiom her husband
nremitlivly without toiindatlon uud aie cruel
wordb to her
FROM THE NATION'S CAPITAL
The President's Plan ' ' * V b1oTf ! II v ,7
Office
AN OLD CANAL SCHEME REVIVED
Questions DIsctiKncd nt the Calilnet
Meet IIIJT An Indian \Vanlsa Wuo
Point Appoint incutVislilng -
ot I'-- i'if * .
Ofllce. . o ; lcers Vow or Never.
WAsmsmov , Oct. 27. Tlio following was
today promulgated by the president for the
information of the public :
KM-.r tTivr. MANSION , Oct. 27. ! " . Vor
nearly eight months a liirgt1 share of the time
of the president has been devoted to the
healing of applications for ollleo and de
termination ol appointments. Much ot thu
time t .us spent lias undoubtedly subserved
the public good , some of it lias been saeriticed
to tlio indulgence of the people In their
national insistence upon useless Interviews ,
and some of It has been unjustifiably wasted.
Public welfaie and duo icgaid for the clalmsof
those whose luteiests in the government are
entliely disconnected with oftice holding ,
imperatively demand that in the future the
time ol tlie piesldent should be dlllerentlv
occupied , and be conlidenllv expects that all
good cltl/ciis will acquiesce in the pioprlcty
and icasonahlcncss of the following plan
adopted ( o that end :
Alter the first day of November Iho presi
dent will decline to grant Intel views to those
seeking public positions or their advocates.
On Mondays , Wednesdays and Fridays dur
ing that month I nun 10 loll o'clock in the
iiiornlim ho will icccivo such persons as call
on stiIdly public business , and on the same
days at I : ) o'clock In the afternoon he will
meet those who ineiely desire lo pay their re
spects. On all other days and times during
thai month he will receive only cabinet of-
iicers and heads of dcpaitiucnts.
llevlval of an Old Canal Project.
WAMII.MIIOX , Oct. 27.-SiKcial | ? to the
Hr.i : . ] A new canal project has come to the
surlacehcro which will Inteiest all concerned
in the llennepin canal and Mississippi river
improvement , because it seems likely to be
used as "tiadlug material' ' when the matter
pertaining to those Interests conies tip In
congress. It is a rev ival of the project for the
construction of a ship canal liotu Italtiinore
to Delawaie bay , and seems this time to liavo
such backing as to almost assme its .success.
Largesums.it is asseiled , have been sub
scribed liy New ; Yoik , Philadelphia and Hal-
liuuiic capitalists- , and commissioners ap
pointed to appraise and condemn the laud ,
and congicsc will be asked to guarantee the
interest on SI.OKI.OOO bonds tor Its aid. Tills
plan will put New Yoik , Philadelphia and
llaltlinnic Interests in a mood to make \voik
ing connections with the Mississippi valley
people w hen the question of appropriations
comes up next winter.
No Chaoses Contemplated.
WASHINGTON , Oct. 27. The Star to-night
says : it is understood that Sccietaiy IJay-
aid docs not contemplate making any
changes in the consular service in countries
south of the United States for some time. It
is the policy of the state department to culti
vate filendly idatloiib with Mexico and the
south and Central Amciican people , and ex
tend our commercial intoicoui.sein that dliec-
llon. Fur this reason consuls who have already
ecured the good opinion of the people with
whom they have to deal , it is thought ,
will be of greater service just now than
would now men who would have to devote
much of their time at tirst making acriwUnt-
ances and winning confidence. Delay in
lilllng consular and diplomatic positions is
due no more to the desiie toiespect Ihelon-
me of oillee lavy than to the wish to maintain
the.high standing of the service.
Questions licl'orc the Cabinet.
WASIUXO rex , Oct. 27. The cabinet meet
ing to-day was attended by all the members
except the postmaster general , who is out of
the city. The session was devoted piinci-
pally to the consideration of quest Ions aris
ing under the establishment of ahoundaiy
line between tlm United States anil Mexico ,
and resulted In a series of Instructions to olli-
ccis engaged In this service on behalf of the
goveinnient. The question ot allowing the
publication by the press ol the annual le
jioits of bureau olliecrs in advance ol their
being submitted to eontriess , was also consiil-
eied , and It was decided to leave the matter
euliielv to the discretion of the heads of the
respective depattments to which the bureaus
aio attached.
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Wants an Appointment to West Point.
W - Oct. 27. "llole-Iii-t "
As-iiiNfiTox , - - he-Day ,
great grandson of the famous Chippcwa chief
of that name. Is in the city with Minnesota
inllucnce lo si > ciue trom the mcsidcnt an up
poiiitmcnt to West Point when a vacancy
occurs. He is joung. tall and straight , and
of very prepossessing personal appearance ,
with but little to suggest Indian blood in his
veins. He diesses well and is said to be
highly educated tor his jcars. Ho was at the
war department to-day and made a very ta-
voiahle inipicislon upon the ofllcials that he
met.
Post masters Appointed.
W.ssinxivio.v , Oct. 27. The acting post
master gencial appointed the following
fourth-class poitmaMeis :
Illinoisliaiiney , W. II , Hrown : .Imvett ,
Columbus W.Oliver : Lisbon. Kdvvln Welch.
lovva-Mendan , II. W. IJul ; Sagevillc ,
Adolph Jlabcikcin ; Postville , Norman .1.
Hudy.
Nebraska-Klght Mile Giove , Samuel Mil
ler.
ler.Dakota
DakotaMenoken , Itobcit II. Marsh ; May-
\ lllt1) ) . D. Muu.ty.
Tlio War Department Objects.
WAMHixf.roN' , Oct. 27.Tho war ilejiart-
menl has objected to the lemoval ol the hand
of Chliicahua Apaches to which ( ieronlmo
iK'longsto the Fort Leavenwoilh mililiirj
lurin. The suggestion made by the inteilor
dcpailincnt that the leminal ot these Indian.- ,
to a place u here they could be held muter
strict survellaiico would gratify the people of
Aii/oiiii , who led uneasy while the tuilm'ent '
element of the Chliicahua tribe me at large
upon the San Carlos icscivatlon ,
Jordan's A SMI nil on tlio Silver Dollar
WASJII.M. rov. Oct. 27. In the compila
tion of his annual report Tieasurer Jordan
is pieparing what he believes will be a
deadly assault upon the silver dollar. He
has a iiumbt r of elci ks looking up the iot of
transposition and cm lint ; tor a period of
jeais , and he will show what an enormous
cApoiiM' It has been to the eonntiy to main
tain this nione.v. 'I'he t'muus , it Is said , count
up a heav\ , total , lie will attempt to prove
that the silver do'l.ir ' has no place whatever
in the iiu'iuUurj woild.
A Contldlim WlfuTwloo Deceived.
LONDON , Out. , Oct. 27. Dr. Moore , of Dor
chester , who recently ran oif to Ka-it Sa-fl-
naw , Mich. , with a domestic , cicating the
impression that he had lu'en muidcrcd , 1ms
again made blni ell notoiioiH. Afterioiulng
back and being iccdvcd h > his tamil ) , lib in
duced Ids wife In sell her Dorchcslci piopeily
on the plea that lie intended to lui ) a I arm In
Delaware. As MIOII as 'hu ' had n-cincd the
propeity he again dcpatlod foi Michigan ,
leaving lib wile and family destitute.
Tlio Cincinnati Klcotlon Cases.
CI\ INN VTI , Oct. r.-r-In the niandamu *
ca o befojo the circuit court , brought by the
republican candidate for senator In Hamilton
county , the counsel tor the count v clerk aban
doned his plea against the Jurisdiction of the
couit and enteicu a motion to compel tlm re-
lator.s tu make the petition more dennlie and
1 ceitaln. The couit sustained Die motion.
1 Further pioceedings aie stajod uiitll the
amendment can be imidu.
Undoubted Proof Thnt Ho Volocd tlio
SentlnientH of Iloscoo.
Xt-.w Yoitu. Oct. 27. ( Special to the Hi r. . ]
The Mall and Kxptvss savs : Amos F.
Learned , who wrote the Interview with
Conkllnp , says the ex-senator did titter every
word atti United to him. Learned says Couk-
llng has not yet denied the authorship of tlio
sentiment of the interview and there was no
injunction to sccivcy. Conkllng told
Learned to use his own judgment , when Mr
Learned spoke to him with reference to the
publication of the miller.
The Sun editorially ' -Wo
saysWo : published
Sunday an Interview with Hon. UoscocConk-
linir giving expression to bcutlmenl.s which
Conkllng undoubtedly entertains and
clothed In phraseology not Identical , perhaps ,
with that habitual to him , but nevertheless
ncarenough thereto to leave little room for
doubt as to tlio sotirco from which it was de
rived. The interview was brought tis by Mr.
Amos F. Learned , a well-known journalist ,
formeily agent in thU town of the New " \ ork
associated press , and the New Kngland asso
ciated picsv , a Republican all his lite and a
/.ealous ft lend ami admirer .of Conkllng who ,
as we know , has enjoyed oppoi ( unities of In
timacy with him. Learned was one
of the famous : XM who gained
so much distinction In the republican nation
al convention In Chicago in isso. He still
wears the medal which commemorates that
historic stiuggle. As lie vouched for the
truth and accuiacy of his conversation with
Conkllng , we entertained no suspicion upon
the subject and published the Interview as
conspicuously as its contents deserved This
Interview doe.s not contain a siimle sentiment
in icgard to the icpilbilcan candidates or re
publican platform which Conkllng now dis
claims. Whathesa.vHof it Is that the publi
cation was unautlioiizcd , not that the dtilt of
ilisuntiue or nnjiHt , Of couise , if Conk-
ling had sought to deny the accuracy of the
opinions attributed to him icspeding theie-
publicaii candidates ami the republican plat-
lorm , he would not have fulled to say so.
The iiilerciice Is plain. He despises the plat
form , and would be glad to see the candidates
beaten. ' '
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AFFA11JS OP FINANCE.
"Weekly Itcport ol' Business Done nt
the CleiirliiK House.
Uos-rox , Mass. , Oct. 20. The following
table , compiled fiom special dispatches to the
Boston Post ftom the managers of the lead
ing dealing houses In the United States ,
shows gross bank exchanges at each point for
the week ending Satmday , October 24 , with
the conesdonding full week In ISS ] , and tlio
percentage comparison of differences :
Week endPer cent.
ing Oct. 2-1. Inc. Dec.
New York . S 2 7:4 < )0ooo : ui.7
Hostoii . 7 , ? JOKS ! 2:1.1 :
Phllado phia . ' r > B48tiiP. , ! tt.
Chicago . 4'JsJiooo ' ir..o
St. Louis . ir , ffiWVWl 12.8
San Francisco. . . . 10I7S)17 ! ( ) H.8
Italtimoie . 10.7Wi.lft ) . . . . lb.0
Cincinnati . D.SOO.Ooi ) ji.o
Piltsbuig . 8.2lb , S . . . . 5.1
Providence . 5,844,800 ; t.r.
Kansas City . -MfiiUMr 42.7
Louisville . 4tY/As | : ! DC , . ' . ) . . . .
Milwaukee. . 8,770,000 2 ! > .0
Detroit . 3M.'i,12J Id.ii
( 'lev eland . 2,237,001 11.3 . . . .
Minneapolis . 4 , f877 : ? .
Omaha . 2sri7rilt } .
Columbus . l.i'57.740 .
Indianapolis . J,377sttt 5.0
llartlord . I.5r,0,13S 10.9 . . . .
New Haven . ' 1,043.2111 0.8 . . . .
Peoiia . ; > \5,7fiO 1 ! .3 . . . .
Memphis . -Xl,5.V.2-4 ) : a.7
Poitland . J.OOO.&IS 2.0 . . . .
Woiccster . UOUKU 14.4
St. Joseph . ; TJ.s.OOO 2U.3
Spritiifiicld . 'ttU.ttS 5.-J
Lowell . ratOSt o.o
Syracuse . 4b7BM . . . . 2.4
Total . Sllllni7ffl : ! ) : i2.5
Outside New Yoik 2tH,2r , , : > lK ) 21.8
TIIK WHISKY MA KG US.
A Meeting ; to Form u Pool to Maintain
tlio Price of IIiulKC.
CHICAGO , Oct. 27.---About sixty representa
tives of the whisky manufacturing interest
ol the country met here to-day for the pur
pose of organising the old pool or forming a
new one. The first business transacted was
tin1 appointment of a committee of eleven to
prepaie a pooling plan. The committee repelled -
polled shoitly , and the remainder of the day
and all of the evening up to adjoin nmcnt
was devoted to the discussion of tlio plans
submitted , no agreement being reached. The
plan pic'-ented by the committee is to restrict
thcpiodiiclion ol the mills in the association
to one-third of their eapaeit.v. and if thatdoes
not advance the price of the pioduet the asso
ciation is to expoit its goods even
thoiuh it has to 1m done at a loss. In can-a
member shuts down eiitlidy , the association
Is to allow him the 'legal rate of interest on
the capital thus thrown out of employment.
The advance desired in prices is from -"M.Ol
toSl.10 lor high wines and from SMO to 32.10
tor alcohol , A majority ot the members
present weie willing to adopt the plan pi ex
posed , and would have done so but for the
objections of thiee dcaleis who hud amend
ments to offer. The session Is to lie resumed
to-tnoriow morning.
Whitney DcniCH Ilie Clmrgc.
Xnvv YOIIK , Oct. 27.-Special ( to tinilr.i : . ]
.Secretary Wliitney , head of the navy de-
paitmeiit , who went to Washington last
night , was asked before he departed : "Have
you lieaid the charge made by the Central
labor union of this city against the JJrooklj u
navy yard'1' "Yes , I have heard something
about it , and can only .say in reply thai so far
as 1 know. It Is utterly unfounded. It Is my
lirni belief that thu men employed In the
yaid are lully competent to do thu work as
signed them , ami that there aie no giounds
lor saj ing that they obtained their situations
through pohticai Intlueiice. I have wiilten
Commodore Chandlcrand have sent circulars
lo heads of the vmIons Imicaiis on the sub
ject , and as soon as Iiewlve. their repoits I
shall know oxactlv how the mailer stands. "
The Central labor < uiii > n maintains that theie
Is positive nroof that many ol the men em
ployed In the navy yard have been placed
theie bv politicians , nnd do not know ( -vcn
the rudiments ot the Hades at which they
piufiss to bo export.
Advocate * of Prohibit Ion ,
Mos'TdOMiMiv , III. , Oct. 'Jr.The Illinois
( irand Division Hon of Temperance met
heie thlHafternoon , ( irand Worthy Patriarch
I'oiesi Hihmlttcd bin annual report , In which
he held leual prohibition to bi < the ultimate
aim ot all temperance work. The iciiorl was
ieterredtoaspecl.ilcommittee counting ol
Representatives sjtoughton , ( iraflon and
Moulding ,
Curious Atisenue of a Hnndsomo ( < irl.
Coi.uMitri > , Ohio. Oft. 27.Tlio police aio
looking for Miss Addle Ciapo and fieorgo
1'edciei , who m > ! , | eiuusl ) > disappeaied tiom
their homes .Monday morning. Fedeicr's
people believe he ban been made away with
lor bonupurpose. . Mi Crai > , verj hand
some gill , is jeaia of a .it' , a n d bad no cnpcchd
fi lends that bhu would bu likely to dejiart
w 1th.
Channuey M. Dopcvv lo His Crilicn.
Ni.vv YOIIK , Oct. 27. Chauncey M. Depew
said yesteiday , icgarding the ciitldbin on
hislirant-.lohnsonMory : "When the cou-
tradiclloiis are all in I rhailcuim ) out with
my jiroots. 1 knew what I was vviiting
about , and at the proper time will replj In a
man tier which I IK-IIIMO will set the whole
euiitroveiK ) at rit. . For the present J do not
desiio to say anything. "
Tlio President'K Julciilloiis ,
AMIVNV , Oct. 27. U Is announced th < )
Piesldent Cleveland will MiCiul next Sunday
hern us the gui'Rtot'Dr.V.ri ) . m Monday
im will to to liun'nlo , and after votlni. '
on Tuesday \vlll return to Wa'.htn toii.
-
WORKING AWAY AT WARD ,
Progress of the Trinl of the Crooked
DAMAGING EVIDENCE ADDUCED.
Klsli Recalled to the Stand HU He-
cltal of n Dramatic Interview
Had With Ward nlXcr
( lie Failure.
Tbc Wnwl Trial.
Kr.w YOIIK , Oct. 27. The county eoutt
house was crowded this moiniug with people
ple anxious to gain admittance to Hie court
room of oyer and terminer , whcie l-'erdlnand
Waul Is on trial. Itenjamlii Pish , paving
teller , was recalled to the stand and Ward
listened attentively as he lead off the amount
made by liimtclf and the lirni ot ( irant t
Ward. Some of the deposits ranged in the
legion of the hundicds of thousands. ( Ien.
Tracy demanded that ceilalii books be pro
duced , and they nol being at hand he asked
for time to examine them. "I don't propo-o
to delay this case , " was the answer of the
judge , "and JIM will have to get
the books the best way yon
can. " Paving Tellei Fish testliied
that on ApilI'M , iss'i , ( Jiaut & Watd had a
balance ot MH.OOO , and on the morning of
May 2 the balance was ? s l,7iio. oMaj \ \ 2
Waul was raising monej for the bank and
he managed the deposits , liy consent of
coun d , the sheets tiom which these state
ments weie given bj witness weie admitted
as evidence , theicby excluding testamentary
evidence in icuaid to over-diawu ( halts' ,
( rant & Ward had tvui accounts-
special and the other general. Waul , be
st es , had an individual account and diew
against the thiee. The sheets ol these ac
counts weie also admitted as evidence.
Ward had spoken to the witness about the
pin pose of the special account , but the testi
mony on this point was iidcd out ami the
witness was excused.
Samuel I ) . Coi nell. book keeper of the Fhst
National bank , then testified. His testimony
was the same In general character as that of
Paying Teller Fish.
Kx-piesldeut Fish was then iccalled , and
his cross-vxamliiatlnu resumed by ( Sen.
Tnvey. "I do not know , " he said , "how
many letters I received from Waul on May fi.
It Is not true that my bank was in tinancial
difficulty since , lamiary , ISs2 , and that Waid
kept helping to save U. We pressed Ward to
return to us the money which he and his lirni
borrowed. " Ward then handed ( ien. Tiaey a
number of letters to examine the witness
upon. Fish was examined at lenu'th
upon the meaning of these let-
teis and also upon the testimony
give.n bv him upon his own trial In the
United Mates com t. Fish continued : "On
Mav 5 I had no doubt but that we could have
gotten lellef from the other banks had the
govcinmeiil contracts been true as I believed
them to be. A icti.sal to certify ( iraut it
Ward's cheeks would have caused rumors
which would have broken them up. and then
our bank would be forced down , lam now
staying at the .Mniray lllll hotel , and I be
lieve the dlstiiet attorney icsiiles theie also.
We have had tieiiient ) talks together , but not
much about this case. "
A iceess for thirty minutes was then taken.
Kx-Prcsldcut Fish testified : Ward came
to see me at my rooms over the bank thiee or
four days alter the failure and t-aid he could
not help It. He said I bad l > ecii his host
friend. 1 told him that by his deception and
treachery he had ruined me , ruined
my family , ruined the bank and had
destroyed the reputation I had. for twenty-live
ye'ais bctih building , lit my Indiiniatiou 1
raised a chair : ho crouched on the floor , cry
ing , "Don't hit me. " 1 told him if he were
not Mich n contemptible , hypociitic.il sneak
I could kill him. He crouched on
the lloor like a whipped cur. 1 told
him he had better commit suicide ,
hang himself , drown himself , poison himself ,
shoot himself , or do It In any way so the
w orld would be rid of him. Ward smiled
sarcastically as Fish described the scene.
Theexainination of Fish then closed.
STIURED UP BY SCANDAL.
Sensational Disclosures Following tbc
PMing ol' Papers for Divorce.
Ci.nvr.LAW , Oct. 27. High society In this
city icccivcd a seven ; shock jestciday by the
publication of a sensational bit of history.
Mrs. Maitha L. Carcv keeps a respectable
boarding house in CouiUand street and Is en
gaged to be manicil to Canlain Lacey , a
wealthy tlivbriek manufacturer , who s con
nected with some of the wealthiest lamllies
in Cleveland. The two were Introduced
about two months ago and immedi
ately became engaged. Mrs. Carey there
upon commenced a suit for divorce trom hei
husband , Fiaiicis K. Carey , who is con
nected with a wealthy Miiithein family in
New Oileans , and who served vvilh distinc
tion in the eonfe.leiate army , claiming tlio
thought him dead , the divoice proceedings
being a mere formality. Lacey's ; famllv had
in the meantime scut a detective to Chicago ,
vvheiethe Caiejs had formcily lived , to in
vestigate. Carey was llnallj found In .lollel.
HI.vlnio be had become a prominent and
respected citizen. He was hinimht to Cleve
land , and said that he met Mrs. Carcv , who
claimed she was the vvifeof Mr. Mowiy , a
very wealthy citizen of Pittsburg , shoitly af
ter' the war. She claimed that she
had lived with him ( Carey ) as
Ids mistress tor some lime , until
she procured Ids release ) I rum Jail , where ho
had been confined for stabbing a man in the
Sherman House , Chicago , on his agieelng to
iiiairy her. They then came to Cleveland ,
vvbd'n lie claims she has had criminal ida-
tlons with sevcnd piomincnt citl/cim. .Mrs.
Caiey makes counter charges against Carey ,
claiming that he had inisicpicscnti-d her , and
that he ember/led V I.OOJ lioin Kdwanls ,
Townsend A : Co. , of Cleveland , which she
paid uplieisdi , Lacey Is still loyal to Ids
nance , and sav.slic will have tlio case sifted
to the. bottom. Meanwhile the upper circles
flit bis elty. Pittsburg and New Oilcans aio
anxiously awaiting developments , which are
promised soon ,
Jevviwli Ministers' Association.
li.M.iivioin : , Oct. ' 27. The .Jewish minis-
tern' association met this morning at the lesi-
deuce of Dr. llenjamln 'I1. S/old : Dr. .lastrow ,
of Philadelphia presided , A lesolution was
adopted to hold a McndcNsohncdchiatlnn on
January I , ISM Mr. Mendee intioduccd a
resolution piovnllnglhat the 21111 ol October
bo observed annually as a Mnnteiioio ilaj.
Considerable discussion was created , and the
lesolntlon was dually laid on the table. The
meeting then lesolved Itsell Into a committee
ol the whole on tho.Sundav school question.
It was decided lo foi in a .Icui-li school union
undei theatisilces ol the Jewish mlulstms'
association ,
Tins Wi-atlicr.
WAMIIXOTON , Oct. 27.Upper Mississippi
vi-lley : Light rains In the noilhern , , oiliim
and heavy rains In the soiithein portion ;
gem-rail ) cold vvlndx , shilling to noilheiiv ;
higher barometer. lullo > ved in extieniu noun-
ern poitloii by tailing baiomeier.
Missouri valle > : 1'alr weather , picculcd by
local ruins in the morning ; noillieilj winds
bi'coming variable In noitlierii portions ,
coldcr.In souther porlions.wllh higher baiom
eier and nearly stationary lempeiature ; in
noitin-in poition , falling barometer.
New York Dry f 'oods Itcvlevv.
N'KW YoltK , ( Jet. C'7. Dltv ( Jooiis Kx-
iioiis ol' domc.stic cottons lor the week liavo
licen 2nni packages , and lor the explicit poi
tion of thu year Kl.li-V ) . a-Calllst ISl.'SfJ lor
the same time last yeai. As Usual to Tues-
dav the demand has been light. Mill thiough
deliveries are verv iidr to good , and a line
totnl of hales Is being rctuined.
An Actor WnntM
CIIICAUO , Oct. 'J7. Mchuis. Mills .t Tin
ner , at attornejs for ( Jus Williams , c'imo-
dlan , tills mo ) nlng began a suit for libel
agalntt the Dally Ix'evvs , lavlim damages at
VVW The News ciitlciM-'d hlr. SVilliauiV
new play au indecent.
KOHKIOX AITAIItS.
Slow Projire' ) ' ) Tiiw.inlH Sottleinenl of
tlie lltilgarlan C , > ticnllon.
ST. InKii nrnn. Oct. 0 ? . Tlio Xovoe
Vcremja publishes an Interview which its
correspondent nt Phllllppo.uolls had with M.
Karaoloff , Hulgnrlan piciuicr. KaraololT de
nied that Itnliathi had any agreement with
Kngland or Austria holme the Koitmdlan re
bellion respecting the union of Uutgaiia and
Itoutudla. and that they acted on their own
responsibility In btlnulng about tlie union.
"If theie was an.v Instigation In the matter1
said the Ilulu'arlan ininlstor.V'lt was Itussia.
w hose consul general at Plillllppopolls tirst
agitated the union and hoped to Mint a I'a I'd'
at PlillllppopnlN devoted to the-cause ol tlm
union with Bulgarian money. When I en-
teicd themlnlstiy , believing the game dan
gerous , I soicd | | ] the Milnld.v of the Hulca-
ilan government to the newspaper , and also
foihiide the meeting of unionists in Itul-
garla. "
The premier reafllrmed the slatcment that
Piliiee Alexander had notllieil ItusMaof the
Inleutlon of Itoumella to unite with Huluaria.
and that Itoumella was willing to continue
TurkMi su7eialnty , but would not cede an.
Inchol teiillorv. In conclusion thepiemler
said : "It Turkey deel.ues war we
alone are able to raise Macedonia In three
days. A Kuiopean wai Is none of our busi
ness , and we are not alaimcd at the arma
ments ol ( tree.ee , as her ariuj' is far from be-
Inir tcnlhle. " ' , . . ,
LONDON , Ort. 27. A dispatch from bl. Pe-
tei liurt ; . tcceived this al lei noon , states that
the c/ar aureed to the proposition to make
Pilnce Alexandei gove nor of IJastcin Kou-
liu-lla. on certain conditions ,
hr. 1 ii.itstu ni.ici.-i7-TlicNo\lo ( Vicmya
and Moscow Ca/clte , in edltoiials tivilay.
slate that they me. skeptical of the benelit of
the confctcnconf the iiovvers on the IJouiue-
lian question , and fear that it will injiiie
Ktissfn's interests. Itus-sla has nottlicd lor-
elgn banks of the piobable eaily willidniwal
of her deposits. The liusslan piess consider
this step u practical one.
CoNhTANmopi.r. , Oct. li7. The potte
continues massing troops , at points availa
ble for offensive operations in eastein Kon-
mella In event ol exlieme measuies being re
sorted to. A dispatch from Sm.viua to-day
says-'O.thX : ) men ol the reseive.s have gone
to Salon lea. "
liitiic.\m ! : : , Oct. UT. Itepoits from the
fiotitler say that Hulirarian icgulars tiled
upon .Servian customs ofllclals at Negotiva
ami Itailuicvac , and thai the ofllclals with-
diew trom their posts , pending oiders. but
allci wards icoccupied them.
Sorvla Heady Tor 'War.
Xr.w YOIK : , Od. lit. [ Special to the Kr.r.\ \
The Herald's cable fiom London says : " 1
have just learned by wiiu fiom Nlssi that butter
tor the change in the political situation de
nted by the demand ot the porte lor a con
feieuce , theie can be no doubt that Servian
troops would have passed the ISnlgaiian lion-
tier jcsterday. Pieparatious and ovcry other
symptom weio unequivocal that the popu
lation was in a state of high delight and
eveiything was in readiness. The plan ot
the campaign has been settled and action
would have commenced at two points , as was
cabled jesterday lioin Pirol. " The London
Times this moiuing savs : "It was a ievolu
tion really planned and oiganl/.ed by the
Ilusslaii consular agent , ami there was a no
tice of it sent liclorchaiid to the Itiissinn gov-
eiiiincnt. These aie iiiiestlnns vvlilclt ought
tobeansweied before Htissla can come lor-
wanl with dean hands as a uuaidian and vin
dicator of the ticalyot lieilai. "
Tlio Armstrong Alxloctlon Cnwo.
LONDON , Oct. ST. The trial of Mr. .Stead
and other defendants In the Armstiong ab
duction case , ( was cjontiriued t\iH ! \ morning.
The pro.soeution'Hubpojnaed'Ur. Sliiltl ) . and
ho deposed that he clilorofoimcd aitdain -
iiud tlipgiil , KIba Annstiong , and tostilied
to her virginity , at tlie iciiuest of Mr. Stead
anil Mr. Hramwell both. This testimony
created a sensation in couit.
Thclmw lloportcd Mnrdci-cil.
RANGOON , Oct'J ' ? . Ills reported heie that
a revolution lias broken out at Mandaly , and
that King Thebavv has been murdered.
Col. Henry at Fort Doitglan.
SALT LAKI : , Oct. 27. [ Special to the linn ]
Col. ( ! uy. V. Henry.of Omahainstiuctor of
lille iiiactico in the department ot the Plat to.
is visiting here and is the guest ot Col. Stan-
ton. fien. MeCool ; and the office. ! * ol the
Sixth Infantry have been untiring in their
effoits to make his vi-iit here a pleasant one.
ollirlally and pcisoually. Col. llcniv visited
Knit Douglas and witnessed bkiimisli tiring
by the sharpshooters ol the Sixth infantry.
'I he tiling took place under the direction ot
tlie commanding ollieer , ( ien. McCook , who
has been untiling In hlscfTmts to secure the
highest prolidency tor his command , not only
in rille piaclicc , hut in dlM-lpliue and evvry
soldieily accomplishment. I'he skirmish lir-
lngdenioiisti.ited excellent skill. On ) ol .WO
shotHied at distances varying fiom MO to
JOO jards , aoi shots weie maiKed on the tar
gets etpial to U per cent.
Teenier Tendered a Hecejitlon.
Pirrsnrcf. , Oct. : J7. John Teenier , cham
pion oarsman , arrived at tils homo in Mc-
Kccsport tins evening and was tendeied a
reception bj : i,0ixpeoploat ) the Palaci' rink.
Teenier looUul well nnd was in good spirits
In an Interview he said he could beat Haitian
again If necessaiy. The lace was a sijiiaic
one and tlm accident at tlm tin nlng buoy bail
no effect on the tesnlt. Tlie next man he
desired to inert was lleach and he had every
eonlideiico in his ability to outrow the Anv
tialian.
_
Colebratio ) ; tlio Invent.
Moiitni.v : , Mo. , Oct. 27. The new system
of water works , Including an aitilicial lake of
110,000,000 million gallons capacity , for this
city , and costing &r2. ' > .OX > , was formally ae-
( epli d tiom tlie contiactor by the mayor and
council lo-daj. Tlie event was celebrated by
a imbllc demonstration by thu cltl/eiis. The
vvoiks insuie a suiiply toMobeily tor all ) iur-
poscs lor a population ot touo ( ,
The Dond Conunodoro at Host.
Nv.vfi , , N. V. , Oct. a7. The leinains of
Coniinodoio ( Joiiint-'e , v\ho luoiight the
obelisk in this countrv , wen * intcired in ( lie
ceineti'ij at Sparlisvlllo lo-dav. 'J'lm inter-
mentwas piivate , the only witnesses being
his mother and sister , her husband and an
assistant lector ol ( iiacu chinch , New Voik.
Another ISoxiiR Interview.
XKW YOIK : , Oct. ' 27. Tlio morning papers
publish acaidlioin N. I ! . Hacon , biollier-In-
lawol Piesideiit Cleveland , staling that the
alleged Interview with him which was wide
ly published on thuMill Insl. , was nnaii-
llioil/ed , ami in all essentiul iiaiticuhiis
lain- .
MAIHSON , WIs. , Oct. ar.-- The thlity-nlnlli
annual mcelingol tlio Ameilcan Missinnarv
association bewail heio .Ibis alteinooii , A
uoodly nunibi r of delegates wcio piesenl.
The tic.isurcr'x repoit show > leceipts lei tlio
jcai wcio-f'ilio.b'.M ' : nxpemlituie.s , { j.Wi.urj.
A l-'i-aiidiiloiit Appoint iiK-nt ,
Cuiro , Ctjl. , Oclobei ' 7 , Considerable ex
citement pinvails over the discoveiy that the
late appointment ol a postmaster lor Ibis
city was aceomplUheil llnoiigh u fiaudulent
petition sent to \ \ .ishlngton. An Invcaligar
tlun Isoideicd.
Arrived Nai'o and Sound ,
ST. .lon.N-N , N. K. , Od , ar.-Stnpail , Hud
son's Day ohscivcr , who left his station he-
lore the stciiiner Alert arilvrd , and whose
fatii vva > in doubt , airivcd hero lo day.
Cli I na n ten Dluobar ed ,
KUATTI. ) : . W. T , , ud. aT.-AII Chinamen
emplojcd bj the Cedar Mountain Coal com
pany , iibout foity in iiiinduvcie ) \ diM-huimil
lo-da > . All tile mines In tile Seattle coul legion -
gion uri ) now operated v , iibout Chi n c labor ,
THE PANIC'S POWER BURSTED
Recovery Slowly Doming to Ohlcflgo'l
Muddled Markets *
GOOD NATIVE STOCK IN DEMAND
A Devilled Drop In HOR < WlieiU Hold *
v > Steady Market , At nil Advance
Over YiMorduy--Thn VlHlhlo n
Potent Vur-tor In Prices.
Idvc Stoelc Market <
Ciitc.voo , Od. sr.-Spwlnl | ( o llm lint ? . ]
CAiii.K-Themaikct Is slowly recovering
untl\i" < especially -I'miii the bad hrrak of last
week , tin- lessen natives latiglngall iho way
from -tOe ID U'e ' per 100. This only causa of
n better feeling Is the uxtiviuuly light offer.
nigs of natives. Out of 14,000 radio hi thio
maikcl Iho past twodajs there was scarcely
: tXK ( > natives ol all sorls and not ever 2,000
that weie. suitable for the diestcd bocf and
shipping trade. To day there was scarcely
half a doyen loads ol good native * among tlio
anlvals and none Hint were prlmo orliratr
eh" . Low Ri-nde natives , inclndlngeonimon
steers , bulls and cows were In fair supply
and were sollhur iienily as low as at any tlmo
lastvvivk. Al least tliree-quaiters nf tlio
Mock on sale were Texas lungers , and they
wen ; rather slow mid not n nickel higher
llian during tlio pinlc of Thursday atnl Krl-
ilny last , btocker and feeder tiado was
lather indet ; prices aio extremely low ,
especially on light llttlo Mugs , of which
there are more on the maikct this week than
last ; shipping steels , ltr,0 : to l.MJOllH. , Jjfl.00
C-M.50 ; 1-'ffl ) to l.ilVi HH. , 1.0X'-Vr. . ; tt&tl to
l.'JOO Ih-i. . ; < . -IOtci 4.I. . Through Texas cat
tie lOcrKie lower ; IttO to 1.0M HH. , $ v.l ! > 0ft (
; i.lO ; 7Mi to IKK ) ibs. , S'J.OOC'DXX ; ( ) to 700
His. . S'-WKiM.TO. Western range steady ;
natives anil hallbieeds. 8S.MH * .HO ; cows ,
S'J.li.V < : i.oo. Sales 141 Montana * , 1.UI8 Ihs. ,
il.OO ; or Nebraska s , t.OTU Ihs. , S.00 : ! ; 100
Idalios , VW. % Ibs. , SM.iO ; l.Vi Montana. 1'lT.l
lb . , SI.,1 * ) ; tM W.vomlugs. l.'Jlit His. , i : ) . ? ! ) ; 11)5 )
-Monlanas , l.UKi UH. . Sl. : > 0 ; 171) ) Nebraska-
Tevans , l.HfiO Ibs. . v ; ; . : .
lloits The market opened with a drop ol
fiirtiOe , and at this decline there was n fair
business , but as the foicuoon passed it M'aa
plain that the estimated lecelpus of tlio morn
ing would lie largclv below the aetual count ,
and that Instead ol tf.oOO then ; would bo at
least 40,000 , and theie was anolher drop , so
that pilees at noon weie fully 16c lower tlian
at the opening. 'I'he maiket dosed with
17.01K ) unsold. Packlngand .shipping , 230 to
: ; : x ) ibs. tit 4v . " , .oo. Light weight * . i : to no
His , S-i.40 : < . .it.5 : ; IbO to U10 Ibs , .M.3.@UO.
Skips , S'4.r,0 ( y.oo. Closed with 7HK ( ) unsold.
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Chli'ngn Grain .Market. . .
CHICAGO , Oct. 'J7. [ Special to the KEJ : . ] < -
Win : VT. "Tlio bear clliiuo , " exclaimed a
heavy speeulotor In wheat to-day , "has liijcn
huistcd e\er since Wociishoffer left it. Tlero (
aipears | to ho no one in It capable of lidding
wheat uii. To-d.iy they gave us u doctored
visible statement which loiced In a few small
shorts , but even that did not hold. " The
iiue l ion as to whether or not tlio visible Ja
doctoied Is debatable. Owing to the Hyfitoin
of computing it there Is 1,500,009 bush'cla
known to be afloat at liuft'alo and Kde , 1C-
cently withdrawn from the western elevatoie ,
which could not liguic in the olllcinl Htatc-
mcnt bccauso itliad nolyct been slurud la
elevators. The system of n iiriii } ; , rather
than any clique , should IHJ h'fnined "for aucli
deliclencies as enter into the Ktatcmont. At
tlio opening December stood % \ over yCs-
ti-idny's closing , llrst sales beini ; at. SSj Cj
This pi oved later to be within } tfc of the top
lor tin ) day. Considerable strength
came from u small Increase In tlio
vUiblc , the market opening HO numb.
higher that a fiie.it many small shoit.s wcro
loiced to I'over. 111 houses , however , KHVO
them all the wheat they wanted , and their
actions tended toeheek any advance , though
it eannot be said tlieie w.us any decided ten
dency to do this. 1'rom fi-S e for Decemlter
there was a icaetlon , more or les.'i steady , to
s.7J4e , which iiureicpie.sunt ! the exticmo
raiMeofllie day. The tiado In wheat' waa
active. There are still bulls and boars in the
pit , hut ihey are dolni ; nolhliiK espi lally
noluwnilhy. Fioin h7l ( , < j Deeei'ilwr made n
RiMdual recovery to ssuceloslnealioul steady
at the advance noted o\eryesteiday.
roiiN AMI Ovis-Cdin and oats wore
niaiii very .slow and void of feature , about
the same stiunKth behn ; shown in all iuturi'B.
I'udvisioNs I'nivisions wore generally
easier and subject to a verv model , ile trade ,
then being only a slight sliovving of orders
on the llooraml pai'keis not disputed to force
sales at iue > ent prices.
liitcrcHl hit : Trade Informal ion.
CHICAGO , Oct. 27. Keenan & Hancock , a
stock > aid- > him , have just completed tlio col.
lection and clasiticatlon of Impoitant stalls
tics ivlating to the cuttle , corn nnd hog crops
of ( hi ; states ol Illinois , lova , Missouri , Kan
sas , Nebraska , Wisconsin nnd Minnesota.
Tli'-ys-enl out some 1,00'J circulars to people
who were practically Interested , and received
nl least so IKHct > nt of answers. The princi
pal ipicstloils weie :
Ate theie moie or less hogs in your vio'nlty
th. in last year. ' Answers 1.7J more , lOG ) less ,
a ii 1 1 ! ) ? " > lluisame.
istheie. any ho ; , ' cholera ? Answers 019
yes. Mil no.
II so , is there moro or less than last year ?
moie , ! ! IO less , and KM the
When will the bulk of the IIORS ho mar-
keledV AiihHW W7 In Nov.oinbei and CUO in
Dei'i'iulier.
When the linjr" ! are loaily for the maiket , if
in Ices should Im low , will many hold lor
liigliurpilccY. ' Answers .lis no , and 1,071
yes.
yes.Ale theio more or less eattlo being fed than
last VLMI' . ' Answer.- moie , ii less , -lit
f-a i ue.
Is the ernp lit coi n greater or less limn last
> eai' . ' Au.- > \\eii l.OVi tcatcr , 'M\ \ less , 15-KJ
same.
Is corn selling at a higher or lower lliruro
than last : \rV \ Answcis 105 higher , 883
linvci , f 70 saiiiu.
DYSPEPSIA
Causes Its victim * to bo mlscrablu , hop'16st ) , >
crnriiscil , ami < lcprc3 < ieil hi nilinl , very ( rrito-
bio , ) ; iiiiii' | ; , ami ilnnvsy. It Is a illnCMU
VNlilch ildL-s not get Vicll ol Itself. It ri'UirC3 |
r.iicful , jicri-lstcnt utd niluii , and a rcincily to
Ilirow olt Ilia causri : .uil tone up tlm tliiies-
ti\o organs tilt they pciforni their duties
willingly. Hood's H.irH.ipaiIlla liw : proven
jUSt till ! I CIpllK'cl I UlUClly III llllllttllHl.H Of C33C3 , '
" I Jiavo taken Hood's Satxaparllla for dys-
1'cpsla , from vvlilcli I | i.t\usiilTcrn < l two years.
1 trlcit many other iwd.r WPS , bat IIOIIQ provcii
t-a batlsf.irtory in Haul's HarMparllla. "
TIIHM.V.I COOK , liru'h Electric Mulit Co. ,
Kuw York City ,
Sick Headache
"I'or tlio past two years I bavo been
nniirteil wttli kcvcro I cmlacbes nnd dyjij w J
ilu. 1 was Ini'.uccil lo liy Ilooil't HarKajVa- <
lilla , s.ml liavo ( miiiil j.irat relief. 1 choir- )
JU'y | c < - < , iir..fil : ( 11 tu all. " Mas. K. V , \
A.ssxi-.i.r. , Ji-\v JI.ivin , Cor.n.
> Ira. ? I .y C. Hmilh , C'aiulirliljciort ( | , MaftB. , , .
Was a ti. . crcr from ily /i-ji. a nnU MC | ( headT
nclio. .Sl.o t < > ) < lu-oil's B.trKupnrllla nu-1
fuuiiJ U the U'bt rcncu j Uio ever uwd. ;
Hood's Sarsapatrilla x
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Hnlil liy all ilruri'litf ) . tl ; six fur % 1. Mail *
only by I ) . I. HOOD & ia ; , Lowell , Wn . ' .
IOO Doses Ono Dollar. I