Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 30, 1885, Page 1

DAILY SEPTEMBER 30, 1885, CLEANING OUT THE COOLIES. | The Mongolian Miners of Wa: tory Ordered to Leave, OMAHA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, ¢ AL OF BUTLER. | FIFTEEN 'H YEAR. CHICAGD AP ¢S A GAME The First of the Dacisive @Games Won by the Forn actual existence will rain Turkey in Europe nUnG, Sept. 20, i says there son, of St. Louis, was clected permanent president; Enoch Moore, Delaware, first vice ('St Petershy | THE BRINY W L J Political Ohaos May Constanting towards Turkey and Bulga onflict between them and signers of the Berdin treaty time to_ discove in harmony with key and the balan® of the General peace will be maintained when the castern question is under the. ae; and moral authority of Earope. tendency of the powers adits of rrisis will not ¢ will arrange for united action A committee hicago-New York 2 appointed to g Come Again But Ben Will Never Run, hington Terri- a solution mor THEY M UL THE GOTHAMITES. A SUBSTITUTE FOR FLOWERa DEPARTURE OF and Wisconsin, Racing at Lonisville, Lawnescr, Sépt, it and this morning Great Interest Oente The 1esult of the | Gen, Jones Selected to The White Miners and Citizens Up Big Boodled Politician and what at tirst appeared a difticult problewm will be. promptly « the track to- N Particulars of the GCONSTANTINOPLYE, Sept. nin have not an Inhiabitants of M Championship. Character. Pattie W, third, dy Bowling second, o ions of the treaty of Berlin, LONDON, Sept. adors to consides An Exciting Ball Game. Ben Buti®'s Opinion of Himsclf. fal to the Bee.] a long interview The Chinese Muast Go. ‘ Rowmelian qu me between the New ant was wortl nessed the o) York and Ch —The Tribunc print Gen, Butler, which coneludes as follow i Clfton thind, Ihirce quartersof a mile: 3 Hirl second, Rochelle third, Tine last night at Seattie, W. T, tion of laborers ca means of ridding th some Chinese, cece will be admitted to take pa B Russian fore minister, presses the powers to ake dispo- sition of Prince Alexand osition at the meeti candidature of Pr edto try to devise some country of the burden- I exemplitied prominent in congress this winter? General Butler ina remarkable way vthe leading prop- meeting of the twa le a8 the skies were every prosent prospect of r 4 began to fall as the Chicago’s went to bat in bat it did not ayers of the game, but 10 innings the clouds were This did not, however, large attendan balanced, as theyi present, many of whom had second, Madison thi et them heap it up, pile itall on the people, this and more, and i will rise and throw off the ye -“Do you expeet serious troubl I have grandehil- wnderbilts and ‘est 1Amp post and skilltul 0 bloodshed, we | ssent from various labor and orgapizations in the following Castle, Rerton, Black Sumuner, Squak, Whitconb | tening and there was Other Ball € mes Yesterday. General Butle dren who will live to see the Goulds taken out to the nea and hung in a e —[Chicago 'Tri- ral yery interesting law- se from the results of the 5 which have swept over any way with the throughout the 1 Providence 1, that could by ion of the Chin construed to disastrous pr mean the ey ful means or if ceived with appla 1 this would surely M Was 1ot 8] ted cool hut determined Lowered His Record, SPRINGIFELD, ass, ceded in lowerd: dangers already, When I was ate for president Gould | the arrest of parties who st be driven into the ground. that it was bettc considerable wealtl Journeyed her He conldn’t se the utmost rigor of the law. In several cases nien who were seen starting b forming fire by their own property have bee itatives present, The rs whenever ame frantie in ings when the Ch ¢ ru-getting, and when the man of the opposing elib went out, —Mercantile f! in the United States for the quarter ending torel of commun- de o good pla tly from the presence of Chinese stand ninth in ism, as he thon communist will I o the destructive force of the main i these men 150 resolved tl ton the return of " the dele- N wective localities, call mass meetings for the pur i <10 notify the Chinese to le on or before Nov in the corresponding quarter of schoolma’am preceded by the brilli fmmed ately peared under rapturously cheercd whment band, wheat stacks by her heroie efforts Secing the flames surronndin nises, and knowing th arose, rushed to the barn, harnessed and, hitehing them to’ the plow, ws between the proper and the fire before it could reach the stacks, thousand doll igent farmer who iad left his home un- amounting to & in the third qua months last past { 3,800,000, agains iors appeared e TaB el 10 other man could settl made in running for p ainst a wall, those of last y oy by white I in mine, which ak, Was avoided rs, The trouble af Fra e serions out- Chinese taking ul Jeaving the mines as requested by the white miners, : i they have won their lon months of 1854, people had grown that the world had pro- gressed in the direction of human knowledge nd_understanding and power of conecn- 1 thought the blic were mors d of me beeause T Gy Were JUst o compared with $151,000,000 in the first nine enough to think that the months of 1884, r Four carloads for the quarter ending September 50 for the corres- , of Stanton, lost 2,000 bushels of wge quanti- burned over is twenty miles north of Mandan. i uperintendent Greene, o of the Northern Pas s wis distnissed this L the complaining witness ha reene id 1ot set in some plac 1 artiele_on the pro S sted at the request of the New York the effeet that any it which reached rowd would be counted a g q $£1,811,000, while liabilities for the correspond- ing quarter of 1534 were $4,112,000, nine months of 1835 the total failur numbered $44, compar nine months of 1884, 000,000, while in 1884 for the first nine months the liabilities amounted to $14,- t of ten of thém would to Puget sound to proteet ilie Clinese, that the menace of a general mass z05 opened the game affer a vig- ddrymple flew out to first took first hase on balls. made a base hit, advaneing Gore to seeond, Lhoth were wdvaneed anothes . 1L Anson flew out to i feffer made a three-bise hi coming home in the midst of't Williamson made another base hit, bringing followed with other base, Vv iidiamson coming home thrown out in trying to steal s K was shut out, O’Rourke getting a hase on batls and was eanght napping at firs Connor flew out to Dalrymple, and different from any t once to pre- base, and Goy same lesson 8 Successor The Montreal Riot NEw Yorrk, Growing Scrious. were sixty-two deathis from sinall-pox In this city yesterday, ven in St Jean Baptiste Wants Some Changes in His Bar Sent to Another World. Corvmnus, 0., § the Cincinnati wife murderer, was hung at the Ohio penitentimy this morning, drop fell twenty-five minutes afte and he was pronownced dead one ter. ‘I'ic_ fall resulted in almost total decapitation, the head hanging to the body by only a small strip of The scene wus i with great difiiculty :utioners conld suinmon cour: Hartnett Killed his 1881, in - Mount_ Auburi Early on the mor { of the burcau of statistics, is preparing governing his burcau, submission to sury, with a view of recommendation the withdrawal on the democratie a codification of law undry amendments for retary of the tr iting that the disgraceful riot of Iast evening ey on the part - council who, eve accepted the nomin viously tendered to but he declined 1t has been pre- H. W. Slocum, designed to define nior ope of the bureau reports on internal e cure greater aceu statisties of immigrati throughout the dominion of W York beaan her run getting in the inning, Weleh making t second on ( ruptionists of the was born in Utic , June B, 1825 assachusetts, there until the close of the war He commanded the famous Eighth 3 stts regiment, which w of Baltimore on A on his_way to the defense of was foreed out ing one, and 0s of the igno \(d sustained them in their opposition i vouched for ke the body dow t possible to ate returns of our inland It is further obtain full and aeen With base hits, brin exports to Ci ke, but Connor was put out at third in ; teal that base Chicago added two 1uns Kelly's three | suburb of Cineinnati, of the deed, when hie arose, he ordered her back to bed, and ¢l nada and Mexic 1 18, 1861, while ange the name of the bureau to au of Commerce, idering the advi: mending that the federal census be placed under control of I b reed her with un she denied. . He secured an axe, e get on her knees, say her pray- s the floor, when he struck | two fatal blows with the axe, one crushin ler skull, in view of her five children, s found Hartnett deecing a jig and pl inga ewsharp around:th Among the Kailroaas. BALTIMORE, Sept. 20.—The American will print to-moitow a lengthy statement emanat- ing from Robert Garrett, to the the Baltimore' & Olio company, in the fr rate difliculties of the trunk line: 5, Is determined to obt: concessions and will agree to no settlement v in the fifth on e hit, Anson’s base hit, ability of recom- who Dield the moeh on shoutin : “Vive la Commune “Down with he A repetition of being organized ved with distine He was brevetted brigadier general s on the field, n Binghampton, ork made two runs in the s base hit, Ward's 1 and a passed Gillespie strick out w O'Rourke having g ade o three | st night's riot three rcegiments off of awtillery “have been for meritorious ser ¢lose of tho war e settled i ie ran for St. Louis' Week of Hilarity. ST, Louts, Sept. 20, the St. Louis fa Veiled Prophets and trades pageant, which place during fair week, commencing next Monday, are now completed. i ceed in extent and v > arations far pectacle of the r and aunual ik ewsppe the ninth innin and was again be v ice by G. R Dwight. u business wan purely and not as a poli- n of the New Yo fehardson tlew out to Dalrymple ‘Welch got his base on balls but was doubled up by Gerhardt's stri “The game abounded in some v able episodes and w . “There was only one fielding er it did not affect the Buptiste, who is npilsory vaceination tliere, 1 down the house of « to shortstop. ibits any of 1 e present during the fair, and a large number of distinguis 1 parts of the country 1 uding President BosToN, Ma: were present at the opening of the state con- vention of the national greenbs this city to-day. thardt's, and result. The tollowing s denounce therioter de of-the Fifth mil! Jleveland and I e numbers abont The platform adopted an- secnred to the Baltimore & Ohio ence to the principles set forth ar, but on a large a'most the ent t of the city will be ab) electrie lightsin glot again thls y AB 1 1B TB PO A ixty-fifth Freneh-Canadian reg lundred quarrymen from Cote Louls promise to join {1 g ‘The mayor is Jaboring ssued A proclamation callin ens to assist the authoritics in kecp- AT, fifty more of the Vie- the city hall. Dalrymple 1f uplish this result bes of all colors. - stion transferring age and issue of mon ions should be revok that the withdrawal of legal tenders of sin; the power for coi persons or corpor Establishing a Darras, Te am, scientific ¢ it the Ohio & M e thie interes ppiand the Baltiie cpert of the hoard of ani- ed here to-day to confer of the state o MeCormick p.. | e wor and several natitied that their house annoy the people and distirh busines Ohio system. favors frequent will be burned fmpson, president tion, respecting. the location of Frighttul Calamity in India. fitement among riot last night is intense, time has come to de oters Inst night wel ‘Phey were headed Dy th s who directed” their mo adis, who wi reeeived 10 Serious injurics, ick bed and came down town fo measures to quell the i it nen will not assist him in this mat- tthe lives and prope ens on Lis own responsibility. o'cloek this evening | was sounded ealling all members “The whole of the mi about 1,400 strong nd patrols of hing the disaffected di is 110 sign 80 far of further trouble condenns the attempt to create an ar s under the pretense of 5,500 miles, oceu 1 an aren of o \the Tavgest and most the presidency of Be populous of twelve n A lnrge amount of property troyed and many lives Tost. cnown, but the f will be established fic railway in western @i proposes mak tour of the south and soutlwest, goins south as MeKinney county. been less fever this yes assured that the fever the Texas Pac Col. Cunning lation for the better protection s is demanded, i 1 with removal of all I ¢ degree the right ctinent of the se A full state tic James Suwmner, O —— which limit in frage, and the reen; ed by acelam: of Milton, wis nominated Another Batch of Postmasters. wernment antho WASHINGTON, Sept. away by the flood ties are distributing provisions 1 doing all they can to relieve the su se Point, which was th the best larbor between (€ .—The postmaster appointed the following fourth Wisconsin, at Prai Loyd, §. 1L Doolitte; Ohio's New Registration Law. class posting | the lnw enacted May There has bes uiescence in the law and pretty Wards have k by the storm weve i swept so last closes to-night. ipletely that most of the inhabitants per- Germantown, \walbach: Bloomer, J. H, Wiede 1. . Houghton : 1 regular mee lay. All members were present the secretary of war and the attorney full registration, vided into voting preeinets with a view to not more than three hundzed persons in Tragedy in Mexas. —A horrible trag Wik which o negro man and three negrd women were brutaHy mur- ving theirskulls crushied with an | 1, making ita penal offerice for living in houses in AvsTiy, Tex,, Sept, ¢ Tirstbase on balls—Cl [ \ 4 come in contact with irst base on errors—Chicago 1, New York quent churelies or pub- pectations that another ‘riot o-night have not been yeri smallpox, to knowingl L made, but only bt stration ave he have so far been traced. yor Smith any number of registration | tes he wantedl at SLOY each, s arrested and arently genuine certific would take pl; e Situation Alarming in Arizona. icoTT, Atiz, Sept. 29, ceived from CIi is 50 alarming that Governor general order to-day | editor of the pied a shanty Information re- n depredations ritle issued a lling ot the militia Egan, of Clifton, roof Lis residenc “Lime—1 hour and his possessio igmen from St. Jean 1 iz of St. denri and oiler places, that took place wak nob, however, @ police beforé auy dam’ Nix of the mob wer Dr. Laberge, med ut to-night in o to-night by work Complimenting the Mugwumps. Irving Hall at a York's De cat at Home, s, i1 a cotton field, cizht miles Blood was tound on his Serious fears are he will bé lynehed. Youx, Sept. meeting to-night, nominations. Ex el in which he rof niertained thag | Was dispersed by was placed incomm sent out notices warning the setiles ng them to take measur New York-Chicago game was awaited here to-day with g newspaper offices hoisted bulleting showing the result of the contest by innings, and interested crowds swrrounded the boa About the Tribune office the gatherin great as to impede pas: und Nassou streets, | enator Eeclesine made a red to the mugwinps 1 party and disturbers was & heresy and offensive partisanship was its twin brother, toga nominations were meant 1o these doctrines,” 10 protect themselye s window of iy to be lit with o stone. I royal Scots, was xposition grotinds, to burn, are head out of ant county, New Me le hias telegraphed Gov. Ross, Mexico, to meet him ot Albugiierque, Where he goes to-morrow, thence to Cliffon. A Pounding Match, Col. Calverhill, of the Fifi ) it with a stone, ' which the rioters th guarded by the Victoria rifles and fifty caval- patrolling the street in - front All 5 quiet " fight, between Murphy, of McClure's station, and Wil of Dunbar, for $200 a side, tod place at the foot of the mountains near he carly this morning, “Semphasize the e crowds awaiting the A Bank Susp ¢ Yonrg, Sept. 20.—The well known r and brokerage house of Sutter & C ed it preferences of $69,000, makes a personal assignment. e 1 is now being prepared und wiil be @ short time, its suspension will be only Bay State Republicans. rymen, who al ass., Sept. 20,—The gather- ing of delegates to-night preliminary to to- ow's republican larger than was ant tion of the old ticket is conceded. Robinson will not be present at the convei- The contest ing roles, and lasted two were fought, there, however, corridors men st Lo-night aud thoughout the news was eagerly “The defeat o entises gloomw aniong those interestes y have given up all th of the “Mets” winning the pennant, the yacht races, ity, but up to midnight Dble to keep them quiet, futher punislent This_angered ile down, and ‘The nomina dropped on his Kiees, phy, Who finally stru the fight was given 19 Morrissey on a claim of foul.” About 500 peaple atbended the will. W0 pogple at A Model Mayor. Fous Swimir, Ark., Sept, 20, nd killed on the streets of Van Buren, at 8 o’clock last night, by Charles yor of that town, ficulty abont @ woman and had thre gawe, and ma probuble tha The Convention Nominated., DunuuE, Towa, Sept. 20.—The democratic convention of Dubuque county, lield to-day, nominated W. J. Knight for senator and Baldwin for representa- 5. All the present county oficers were renominated. Should the twao their four games, an extra series “They had a dif- Opening the WASHINGTON, Sept. #9.5-Bids were opened at the treasury department to-day for the iron work on the pest office at Peori wis that of the Marshall Bids were also \o stoneand brick work on the post oftice at Minneapolts, M. A, M was the lowest bidder forthe brick work at id the Minnesots Stoue colpany me work at $16,900, LoxDoN, Sept. 20.—George Halley, proprie- olden Argosy, o household jour- He is bankrupt_and is red with having defrauded the publie out by 18 of a cotton scheme which aiy victims by promises of hand- S0me prizes, The Weather To-day. WASHINGTON, Mississippi valley : fair weather and cool northerly winds, with lower barometer. For the Missowri north to east winds with cool wave and h A S Fast Fiyers at Jerome Park, Jerome Pask, N, Y. fine and attendance fai Mile and an eighth npwards: Stathspey wo uckstone third, T ters of o ile has absconded. cor, when the” ¥ ) Linehan and J, W and attacked him with & The lowest bid Foundry company—§ 12,061, 1 Aaron’s body, ‘aylor gave bonds, e Opposed to Mahone. LyNcHBURG, Va, Sept. 20.—Large num- bers of delegates to the colored republican convention to be held to-morrow are arriving. Three hundred delega leaders claim opposition to Mahone, died almost insta s to be one but dissipate opened ™ for Liree-year-olds and Parole second, was elected ma! ‘I'wo-year-olds: tains, followed by is sald to be the youngest Aaton was a nitlian of the downe third, 1 1 Lile and thresquarters Old: Fast Lynne won, Heartscase thivd, X Mile and three-sixteonths Lieut. Greeley Bangueted. PIrrsFIELD, ireeley was tendered a dinne by prominent business and professional men. Lieut. Greeley's health Iy proved by his summer in Berkshis Bow seenis 1o be quite well and healthy. will leave shorily Tor a Yoyuge to Seotliid, Zillies three Fair weather, lower temperature, er barometer, ntion Called in Dakota. this evening s of Judge Lynch, —The republican territorial committee met here to-day and is- for a couvention state ofticers, to meet at Huron, October 21, e he Bulgarian Que Pauis, Sept. - The Republigue Franeaise in an editorial soday, say the continent demands that the powess sane- tion the union of Rowwelia aud Bulgaria as an accomphished fach without questioning its | b Farewell won, Jerry Fineh und wife, Lee Tyson, and were Jynehed froum Pittsboro, Chatham county, taken from jail and their bodies found this morning suspended from a tree v ‘Lhis i a sequel to the tiiple marder of the Fineh family on the night of the 4th of Jast July and the musder of the Gunter faue ily near the siwue spot some eighies ) Theve weid € inwo othe Fineh family— Cattle Quaranti Coruants, Ohio, Sept. commissioners 0 Three-quarters of i mile—All ages: Tabitha o Bane S swcoud, Safida third. e, 2.~ slate live to-day quarantined Jinst cattle coming trom New York, N L of Columbia and Kenfucky, Mile and threeelghths—Over six hundles: wol, Tasguin secs car @ publie ——— The Russian Avmy Being Mobiliz Pans, Bept. 29, —TheBourse was agitated today by rumors to the effeet that two Rus- w are belng mobilized o o i the event of host Ny owt bebween Tuakey and Rownei. fiuu-x. Distri Cuban Tobace HAVANA, Sept. 20.-The tobacco exop will not only be lavger than that for wany former ctter guality, ad, Sehoolmaster The peace of Mceeting of Bportsmen, La the national sport:- i here today John D, Johu- WS convent BEE. Edward, aged 0, and a sister, aged St They were found on the morning of the 5t of July Iying on the floor with their throats cnt, Near them lay their servant, I had been knocked in the Tex A axe. Suspicion carly rested on the negro Jerry - Fineh, and” he was - arrested, It was ngreat task from the first {o provent Iynehing. Lee Tyson was afterwards arrest A some tin er John Pattishall wa 1 on the charge of beini concerned in the in the Fineh wurder <said fo have been scen near thie spot the Guuters were killed and next morning was inanother county and told the first news known there of the érime. Dete tives worked up the ease. The verdict of the coroner's jury was long delayed, they feel ing that it it was adverse to the pris they would be promptly Iynehed. The vers dict when rendered was against the prisoner A majority of the jwople appear to e safisfled that these people were [ty of both murders, far the two were mysteriously connected, - Physicians' Patal Quarrel. oomiNaToN, 1L, Sept. [Chie Great excilement exists in | 1 county over the shooting alleay h fook place this morning at Saybrook, nall town twenty miles cast of this city, “The parties to the o were Dr. Harvey L. Hanris and Dr, George W, Barton, and the former put a bullet through' the lattor's heart, eansing 4 instant death. They were both practict elans at Saybrook. Dr. theie about fourtecn ye: one vear, Barton beeate b Harris because the L inrond on bis business. and toole oceasion to say harsh things of Thuris, This morning Biirton abuscd Tarris to one Rayburn on the , and Harris, who was in v store talk. Harvis stepped outside resented the cha s specia rowas making an ton, w pon Barton stry ing him down. Harris quickly arose, seized his vevolver and fived, Harris i tied th 1l examing hooting, offered his servied 1his vietim's wormds, and, find: ing that rton was fatally shot, surrendered 10 the oflic was hastened to th and i »«d up in jail. T fecling at Savbrook, 1 cen hurried off doubtioss vio- prted to, Dr. not Harris ! lence would have been ton was about 40 years of nd two echildren. the same age and also wife two children, Harris live Foosland, Cliampaizn county, for fifteen years heford moving to Saybrook, Harris elaims that he Harris did the shooting iu self-defense. There are tho: wwever, who assert t Harris was altogether too hasty and also that he was not Xnocked down by Barton, hut shot before the ‘The weight of evidence so far seems borate the statement that the blow was struclk. I Waifs from Washington WasnINGTON, Sept. #0.—The president appointed David R. Ashbury supervising in- spector of steam vessels for the Fourth dis- trict of St. Louis, "The president this afternoon appointed Ed- ward A.Stevenson,of Boise City, [daho, to be zovernor of the territory of Idalio, and W. B, Webh, of Billings, Mont., tobe secretary” of the territory Montana s The president appointed James T. Tealoy. stant treasurer at Chicago and L. W. Iker to he first lieutenant’ of the ine ‘There were 61 week ending 1o+ sued in one w atent oftice, patents issned during the ¥, the largest number ever in the history of the Points About Public Places. WasuINGTON, Sept. Mr. Horace € 1t supervising architect of the treasur tendered his resiznation to tal effeet October 31, This action was entirely valun on his part and aken in order that he might aceept o business offer from g Washington finn. -~ M. cobs i ative o and has been_in the treasury for twenty peter Roseerai: ecomraene 4. that Walker, ehiefs of dividiohs of the regi: ter's office, e accepted to take effect Sc tember 30, M. Walker was chiet of the ton- nage division, which division was merged into the burean of navigation when that bureau was established last year. Mr. Neal was chief of the eurreney division which th yegister now proposes to consolidate with { coupon division. 3 cal will be reduced {0 an $1,500 grade, e A Fight at Sarofat. LONDON, Sept. 20.—A dispateh from Moz- ambique received here to-day gives the de- te between the Freneh troops 1 the French atfempted to capture vere lighting lasting fully two hours, seh were comnpelled to fall back on anatov el they did in an ovderly man- ner with the loss of thirly killedand wounded. - A Fearful Crime VALPARATSO, Vin Galveston, & A fearful erime was committed in € yecently, an entire family being mur the suke of plunder. Tlhie assassins are & pursied, whi nH' A strongly el S BRIEFS FROM BRAI Branerp, Neb., Sept. Deeming that it might be of inte you and your host of readers to hear oe- easionally from Butler county 1 take the liberty to inform your readers. Butler county seemingly, is the garden spot of numberiess stacks of hay, and grain, orchards laden with delicious all go to prove the above statement. fair week and the county is well y represented at its metropolis, both 1 people and products, One great draw back this season to the prosperity of the tillers of the soil is that dreaded disease, hog cholera, which is playing havoe with our fine porkers ggAmong the muny large farms situate in Butler is that of your townsman, T’ MeDonald, which *numbers “twenty-six hundr sixty acres of chol Tand, and it is said to be one of the finest in the state, but pace prevents us giving your oF )tion of it; yot his honor would be willing no donbt to inform you upon the subject by ling at his offic in rooms 9 and 10, Nebraska National pank building Politics is rather quiet here, although there scems 1o be considerable dilference in opinion in regard to township organi ion, and it rs now quite probable ction will be taken upon. l&lis issue all election. atthe There is quite i 1 county against David Clty. 1t thut she proposes to run the polities of the county, and also to elect all David ng thronghout the pears City men'to county oftices, which does not quite suit the ballance of the county too well. About the only Candidate out side of David City yet heard from is that of L. K. Cooley of "Brainerd who ks the nomination of county Superintend of schools, My oley 15 o well quali- fied person in overy respect, having cieved o state noriial school educiti in old state, Wisconsin, ulso snecessfully tilled many promineut positions, besides having an unquestion able character to back him up Brainerd is growing very rapidly, sonic twenty buildings have been grected, ov i the course of excetion this year Wo have n good live newspaper estab lished here which 1s a erodit to the town and is doing much towards iis develop ment We are also eveching # large school building her L may 1 ire your readers, § v M. Quap PRICES JUST ABOUT STEADY. Not a Movement Yesterday in Cattle to Ins spire the Market, BUSINESS, Active and a Slight Gain A Slight Downw n Obtaing in all tho Cereal Markets, Hogs More Chicago Live Stock Market. [Speeial to the BerJ cattle to-day 6,000, last Tuesday, making about There were only: about 2,000 natives among. the fresh recelpts, was rather slows d dressed boof irSoiders out oft Shippers were prime westerns, | slow and prives hout steady, rried over good shipping cattle last night had the and westerns were making equatly s hands from day to day, but ¢ i 1o life in the busine: stock calves fair and pri saune as last week. twelve loads on s forenoon there: were sev in our classitied list Current prices nre about ¢ s 1y bo quoted and during the O, 403 connon 3 poor to medinm feeders, ubout, 10@1he lower: Cows, bulls and mixed g 660 to 90 Ibs, and half breeds, $3 32 Montana, 12 cows, 1120 1bs, 1060 1bs, $3.503 50 Colorado Texans, 1, 1185 Ibs. $4.25, HoGs—Estimated rainst 11,052 hout 30,507 for the week so far, eipts,for the day. 19 dvance being mainly on packing sorts and choice market pigs. sorts underwent little i ds and poor odd lots of 8.70, fair o good ed heayy S4.00@ and “sielc” piek thy, plump feather wel i rough and mixed for § ing, 250 to 570 Ibs, & 1350 to 170 1bs, $3,00 210 1bs, $4.00( T Chicago Grain Market. Sept. 29.—[Special to the Ber.) WarAT—The wheat market wasnervons and: “unsettled to-day but priges Cable advices were favorable to holders rorally anticipated. 5t IF: reported that receipts at northwestern points were growing larger, which caused and also some short selling, absence of any sp support values fell off. cinl ontside: ing price for s, and a few sales wero 1l hack to Sl to S6ige, fell nd closed on th w:‘nuun November sold was very little doing in- corn 5 showed little change wlien September decline month owing to very ci ts, while theother options ruled somes oV Is10Ns— Provisions ruled quiet at yess terday’s decline. Weekly Dry Goods Review. —Dry Goons—Cabot tings have been ad- As usual to Tues- et has shown no speeial active pleached eottons NEw Yo, Sep vaneed from 674 1o 7 e ity, but telegr: i many deliveries on old wants | A good quantity. Jkets, soft, wool dros % and under- alties sold to arrive re returning good rand woolens are moderate assortinents ks low, while for wders are beéing placed with through daily delive el steadine ter of foreign affairs, directed o lotier to 1he diplomatic corps here, saying as they will recognize his government they the opinion ional law, which he authorities on inferna quotes, decla ¢ ase this 1s nol coins « with he will not he able to extend the ustial privileges to foreign. subjects in the erist - governniont, tthomas Peruylan I will consider and { The Dauntless Safe, ) took part in he Cupe arrived this morning st thi with the Genesta, Hood's Sarsaparilla Oombines, 1n a manner pecullur to iself, the best blood-purifying aud steengthening dies of the ve 1his wonderful sewmedy eflcetive where sitier medicines have falled. purity your Llood, P'ry It now. 1L will sulate e digexion, 1l vigor (0 the entire bydy. saparilla did me great gwod, & from overworl E. BiMMoNs, Cotioes, N, ¥, 1 suffered three years from blood Joison, 1 took Hood's Barsaparilla and think | am s, M. J. Davis, Brockpert, N, ¥, Purifies the Blood Tood's Sarsaparilla is characterized by 15t, the evmbination of al agents; 2d, the proportios the active wmodieinal medicine of unusual strengtll, effecting cures Pihorto uiknows, d for book contatulug addislonal e videnee, process of necuring i Y AN o over. . 1, THONPHON, cds, Lowell, Wans. LAKKINGT 320 Hank Strcet, New il Hood’s Sarsaparilla Bold by all dropgists. $1; six for 85, Made ouly by C. L HIOOD & CO., Lowel), Mass, 100 Doscs One Bollay,