NEWS IN BRIER whose territory the conference will bold its CONDEMNED,™ DIE. arose and made the opening address to the sessiona, brit' notwithstanding this, pther jury. He reviewed the life ot W. W. Haz-dtme, powers who have already signified their intention the dead attorney, gave a short, but &tf*'St CVr*" of boiuff represented, are now said to vivid sketch of the murder, as he termed it. BRANDT & WEDDENDORF, Publishers. be considering the advisability of revoking and the reasons which led to it Something NEW ULM, MINN.. their former action in view of Germany's Statement That Cronin's Death Wa The Latest News Gleaned From. Associated of a sensation was caused during Mr. Biown's MANUFACTURER OF. withdrawal. The prospects lor the success remarks when he made the statement that at NEW ULM, MINNESOTA Press Telegrams* :h£ Instigated by a Clan-na-Gael vj !V of the congress are not considered flattering. the time of the shooting, and for some timft^ "fT^T- Camp. 4 prior thereto, the defendants had occupied Advices from Delagoa bay say that^a the building: known as the Curran house for «,_ Washington Jottings. British gunboat is expected to arrive there MISSOURI has passed a law declaring a hotel, saloon and gambling rooms. Quick soon. The railway employes are preparing as a ficish Judge Cate arose to his feet and the marriage of first cousins void. Chinese laborers are to be taken to the to make forcible resistance to an attempt on asked that the young attorney be called to CHICAGO, June 24.—Camp 20 of the Clanna-Gael West, Indies via the Canadian Pacific, as Secretary order and prohibited from using any further the part of Portugal to take charge of the and its methods will be thoroughly Windom will not allow them to come ggg^Special brands mad© to order. language of such tenor, for the reason that it work of constructing the road. The,diplomatic investigated by the grand jury, and it is more though the United States. «^w«M^t ONE of the most prominent residents was false, in two particulars at least At the feature of the affair promises to become than probable that ten or more of its members "close of Mr. Brown's remarks testimony was The controller of the cui rency has author serious, The railroad was built almost of the pretty town of Bird-inHand, commenced, and a plat of the Curran house will be indicted for the murder of D*. ized the "Washington National Bank of exclusively by English, capital and the &"• territory was introduced and the draf rsmen Pa., is Col. Bush. Cronin. The state's attorney has already in W A N O Bja-NTziN.*--?: Seattle, "Wash., to begin business, with a British government has already made earnest who made it were called upon to explain it his possession enough evidence to hang at Cottonwood Mills capital of $100,000. Edward O. Graves, representations to Portugal to induce to the jury. Then the physicians who examined least half that number, and before the grand late chief of the,bureau of engraving and the body of W. W. Hazeltine were the ministry to revoke their action in repealing jur3' resumes consideration of ihe Cronin called upon and testified as to the nature and printing, will be president of the new bank. DURING the last ten years Americans the concession It is claimed oh the case Wednesday he expects to have a effect of the wounds. The testimony of the part of the railway company that the repeal have contributed $20,000,000 examining physicians having been nnished, complete chain of evidence encircling the was secured by a lew wealthy Boers'in Kinor Casualties. court was adjourned until to-morrow. to relieve suffering caused by disas* camp, or at least the guilty members Custom grinding solicited.. Will Delagoa, who privately urged the Portuguese George and Freddie Sinskey, twelve and Shortly after the finding of the body the grind wheat for (one eigth) or exchange ters or epidemics. ministry to this course, in the hope of '•2$:v^i^f:H £Wi,be*s :Si' Crime. twenty years respectively, were drowned in state's attorney received an anonymous letter acquiring the railroad without paying for 84 fts. flour, 5 lbs. shorts- and 8as. GBEATFALi.s.Mont, Special Telegram, June the Des Moines river. which set forth at great length the details it. It is understood that Mr. Blaine, in response 24.—Sheriff Clary of Fergus county, who left bran for one bushel of'wheat. Flour, of a meeting of Camp 20 in February. to a petition, will send an American The loss of live by the railroad wreck at APfflLADELPHiANhas spent $6,000 here for home, writes from Benton At this meeting, the letter says, and feed sold at low rates and delivered^ Latrobe, Pa., will be probably larger than man-of-war to Delagoa bay- •.. that there is considerable blood in trying to find a way to preserve Dr. Cronin was tried as a British was first reported, and the death list may on the Bain wagon which tne a New Ulm free of expense. spy, found guilty and sentenced to watermelons the year through. His reach forty-five. murderer Wilber bad traded there for Personal Mention. ¥imH& death, and his executioners were the spring wagon which he brought to town. brother is a physician. FRANK &BENTZIN. While playing in a wheat bin which was Attorney General Miller holds that a national chosen by secret ballot. To-day a Clan-naGael He also writes that Kurtz and ~Bri»gs had being drawn off into a car Ben Marks and bank cannot be established anvwhere man corroborated the contents of the probably $1,500 with them. What Wilber Judson Horton, two young boys of Lima, AUG. QUEJSTSE, in the territory of the five civilized nations letter in every detail. Who he is could not did with this money is not known Further Ohio, were drawn into the shute and smoth search will be made for it here. It is proposed the Indian Territory. be learned, but so satisfactory was the information IN A DIVORCE case at Pittsburg, ered to death, to dig up the floor of the lodging he gave the judge that he said an Pa., a woman testified that soon after Commodore W. S. Schley, at his own request, house which Wilber kept, as he may hour later: "I've got evidence enough nov A terrible accident occurred at Bledsoe, on marriage her husband laid down =has been relieved from duly as chief have buried some victims there. Regarding HARNESS MAKER to hang half a dozen." This man further revealed, the Chesapeake & Nashville railroad running of the naval bureau ofequipment and recruiting. the missing Irish peddler, Dolan, known a rule that she was not to eat meat, it is said, that the trial, condemnation from Gallatin to Scottsville, Ky. A passenger both as "Donegal" and the "Irish Jew," it has He has been assigned to the command butter, eggs or lard. and execution of Cronin was entirely in —and Dealer in— train jumped the track and the passenger come to light that Wdber wrote of the new cruiser Baltimore. and baggage coaches went down about accordance with the usages of the Clan as Whips, Collars, and all other back here that he intended to get Gen. Simon Cameron died at Lancaster, sixty feet. Conductor E. G. Buck and Mail practiced In other cases, notably that of the even with the peddler for robbing articles usually kept Pa., June 26th. He was born in Lancaster clerk Henry Peacock jumped and were not informer Carey, who was tried by the same him. (It's supposed that Wiiber A YANKEE has set up a school in in a first-Glass harness county, Pa., March 8,1759. He was left an murdered the man and wrote this to divert hurt. About eight persons were seriously process under which Dr. Cronin suffered Paris and advertises that he "will shop. orphan at the age of nine, learned the trade suspicion. Emery A Huson came here from injured, and several children were more or death. of a printer, and in 1820 became the editor Benton yesterday aud identified Wilber'R teach any Frenchman the only sensible less hurt. The wrecked cars were badly ANXIOUS FOB A TRIAL. New harnesses made to order and re of a country newspaper. In 1822 he removed body as that of the man who acted smashed, and it is feared there are a few Ex-rDetectiye Dan Coughlin, Frank Woodruff language in the world in sixbodies to Harrisburg and took charge of the leading so suspiciously whea he met him pairing promptly attended to. ', under the wreck. and P. O'Sullivan were brought before with a wagon which it is weeks and at a cost of only Democratic newspaper of the state. In NEVVMLM, MIN Judge Sheparu to-day to learn whether they The tottering south wall of the building now clear contained the five victims 1832 he was made president of a bank, and wished to be tried at this term of court. occupied before thefirebyToklas, Singesman of Wilber's crime. Wilber carried the bodies soon after became the head of the two most Coughlin stated that his attorney was too twenty-five miles before throwing thSui out H.FRENZEL,. & Co.. on Front street, and known as the influential railway companies of the state. THERE arrived at Punta Gorda, busy to attend to his case now and he at the riverside Some people attribute his San Francisco store, fell over in Seattle In 1845 he was elected United States senator Fla., from Kansas recently, an elderly suicide of Saturday to the impression would like his case continued. O'Sullivan knocking down alsothe remaining wall of Union to fill a vacancy, and acted throughout his that the people were preparing to lynch him. woman with two old hens setting and Woodruff, however, declared term with the Democrats. In 1856 he Decame block adjoining, and killing Charles The Wilber crime and some burglaries have they were ready for trial. Attorney Manufacturer of affiliated with the Peoples party, afterwards Schmidt, a gerinan laborer who had been on ducks'eggs. She had taken them so stirred the people here that a raid has been Neelystated to the court that he did not merged into the Republican' party, employed picking up''brick'in the Union made on vagrants, thieves and pinkiea SODA WATER, all the way in the car with her, each wish one case continued unless the others and in the winter following was again elected block ruins: Another laborer, James Brewster, Some of them were given forty-eight hours United States senator. He was supported by were, and at his suggestion the prisoners hen setting contentedly in a basket. an Englishman, was at work on the top to leave the town to-day. SELTZER WATERr the Republicans of several states as a candidate were taken back to jail State's Attorney of the falling wall, and suffered severe injuries. for the presidency in 1860. After Lincoln's Longenecker was asked what be thought of SURELY A DISASTER. and. inauguration he nominated Mr. Cameron Woodruff and O'Suliivan's apparent willingness A HINDOO lecturer in England says A triple collision of freight trains on the for secretary of war, who served in that to go to trial He replied: "We have that the British have degraded India Wreckage Fro Steamers Washed Pennsylvania railroad occurred near Latrobe, capacity until June 11, 1862, when he was evidence enough to hang both those fellowa Champagne Cider. ,}t% and her people to the tevel of beasts, in which thirty-one cars were wrecked sent as minister to RuBsia, but returned to Ashore—Fire at Johnstown. Lst them go to trial if they wish." and from twenty-five to thirty men killed. A the United States in November -of that year. VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, June 24.—For several It is now understood that no date will be set and that tens of thousands die yearly west-bound freight train left the yards shortly In 1866 he was again elected United States days past there have been evidences of for the trial until after the extradition of Centre Street, New Ulm, Mina of starvation, and all reports are before 3 o'clock and had just reached the senator, and in 1872 replaced Mr. Sumner some ocean disaster in the washing ashore Martin Burke, the Winnipeg suspect, as the bridge over the Loyal Hanua creek when it as chairman of the committee on foreign relations. suppressed. evidence against him is really stronger than on the islands of wreckage. To-day a bundie Empire Mill Co. collided with an extra freight train coming In 1873 he was re-elected, but in of woman's clothing, evidently done up in against any of the other indicted men. Superintendent from the opposite direction. Another freight 1877 resigned his seat in favor of his son, great haste, was picked up on the beach at Hubbard received a photograph was stand'.ng on a side track on the bridge, Don Cameron, and since then has taken no Edgartown, and a life preserver that came of Martin Burke from Winnipeg. IN SOME sections of Missouri it has and the colliding trains crashed against it, active part in political affairs. ..." ROLA.B JPLL. from the City of Rome was also found. Considerable It represents a rather vicious rained every day for 90 successive causing one locomotive and a large number wreckage painted green and and and dangerous person. The lines of cars to go over the edge of the bridge into days. The corn, wheat and potatoes slate color is coming ashore on the of the face are strong and harsh. There was the creek fifty feet below. An oil car near may suffer in consequence, but what Miscellaneous Items. island. Among that found at Smith's a week's growth of beard when the photograph the middle of the train was the last to go 24 Rollers and 4 Burrs. Point to-day, weie gilt mouldings in considerable was taken.' "That's the man." said ft N a crop of grass and weeds and over. Its contents were scattered over the Supt. Porter, of the census bureau, has quantities, one large door with shattered cars, and the debris took fire. The the chief with evident satisfaction and as If divided the country into 173 census districts, thistles! three ground glass circular top lights, one We take pleasure in informing the loss of life cannot be accurately estimated. implying that he would be able to solve the for the purpose of taking the next census, window sash, evidently belonging to Borne Aside from the train-men, it is known that each one of which will be in charge of a su- whole mystery of the Cionin murder through public that we are now ready lor bus* there were between forty and fifty men onpervisor. In 1880 the country was divided Burke^s aid. steamer, and also steamer Victoria bills of ness. The best machinery and all the A CENSUS of Americans residing in lading. Wine cards of steamship Haytien the westbound train who had been working nto 150 districts. The apportionment of latest improvements in the manufacaire EXTBADITION PAPEBS SIGNED. Canada, under a cloud -as it were, at Johnstown. They were paid off and were districts amongthe several states is as follows: Repub Ic were washed ashore at Nantucket WASHINGTON, Special Telegram, June 24.— of flour enable us to compete with endeavoring to reach their homes. The injured Alabama 5, Arizona 1, Arkansas 3, California to-day. A mast about two feet in diameter, gives a total of 2,000. The fragrant President Harrison returned to-night and ihe best mills in the country. were attended by the Pennsylvania 5, Colorado 2, Conneticut 2. Delaware 1, square rigged, with wire rigging, was also signed the extradition papers for the return colony includes all classes of defaulters, District of Columbia 1, Florida 1, Georgia 6, railroad company surgeons, and with the exception We are constantly buying found with the wreckage at that point, of Burke, wanted in Chicago for the murder Wheat, of those whose injuries are too critical Idaho 1, Illinois 8, Indiana 6, Iowa 4, Kansas thieves, and boodle aldermen. everything points to a collision between the of Dr. Cronin. Detective Collins is authorized 3, Kentucky 6, Louisiana 4, Maine 2, to allow them to be moved were sent to Bye, Victoria and Haytien Republio, though the Canada is tired of them. to make the arrest. Maryland 3, Massachusetts 1, Michigan 6, the county home or to the hospitals in Pittsburg. Corn, life preservers belonging to the City of Rome Minnesota 4, Mississippi 4, Missouri 8, Montana add to the mystery enveloping the supposed Oats, 1, Nebraska 3, Nevada 1. New Hampshire The Speaker ship. disaster. 1, New Jersey 3, New Mexico 1, New A CONNECTICUT woman is suing her Buckwheat, WASHINGTON, June 24.—Not a word has York 11, North Carolina 5, Dakota 3, Ohio Petty Wickednesses. neighbor for damages by putting up been heard about an extra session of congress 8, Oregon 2, Pennsylvania 10, Rhode Island oh to wn .Scorched. &C &C* fly screens^ She claims that the Horace Wilcox, until recently commercial in October since Congressman Burrows JOHNSTOWN, Pa June 24.—Fire broke out 1, South Carolina 4, Tennessee 5. Texas 8. editor or the Buffalo Express, attempted shortly after noon to-day in the First ward, At tire Highest Market Price*. went West. Burrows was the last of the candates flies which cannot get into the neighbor's Utah 1, Vermont 1, Virginia 5, Washington im-aud consumed all but three of the buildings suicide by taking laudanum, but will recover. for peaker to leave town. The 2, West Virginia 2, Wisconsin 5, Wyoming house on this account will come in the district bounded by Market and Walnut We sell all kinds of pression is beginning to prevail that the extra Charles Aidell, who murdered a peddler 1. The census appropriation provides for streets, and by Main street and the river. to hers, and she will thereby have session talk was all inspired by persons named Lavine, at Shepherdsville, Ky., was 175 supervisors and it is probable that the Twenty-five houses were totally destroyed, SXOBTS, Interested in the speakership contest Every two remaining districts will be Oklahoma double the usual number. taken from jail by a mob and lynched. including the large brick scnool house and Alaska. candidate was loudly in favor of it Reed BJRA& Ac, Many of the buildings destroyed had been Coleman Dupee, a farm hand near Greenville, wanted an early session to reform the rules washed from their foundations, though many Mich., was murdered and his body incinerated AT LOW RATES. McKinley thought it necesi-ary to reduce the MARKETS. of them contained household goods which MAY "WRECK JAMES is the unhappy by the burning of his shanty. surplus. Burrows thought it important to had been saved from the flood. But a small cognomen inflicted upon one of the Michael Eizzelo, alfras Red Nosed Mike, was organize the house before December, Special Attention given to amount of these goods was saved. The fire innocent infant survivors of the hanged at Wilkesbarre, Pa., for the murder and so on through the list. These is supposed to have originated from OTJLStOITL W O NEW YORK. of Paymaster J. B. McClure and Hugh Flanagan, candidates for speaker are very influential sparks flying from the burning debris Conemaugh disaster. The child is 3 Wheat—Receipts, 30,350 bu exports. Oct. 19. 1888. persons, and have plenty of friends ready to in the neighborhood. The Philadelphia fire An extra stone for grinding feed. weeks old, and at the time of the 86,099 bu sales, 7,900,000 bu futures spot companies here on duty fought the flames, repeat their arguments. So long as they J.R.Keith, a lumberman from Chicago, market dull and nominally higher with Steam Cornsheller. which for a time got beyond their control flood had not been named. I twas 841/4c were here, the necessity of an extra session made an unsuccessful attempt at suicide at options No. 2 red, in store, 85%c and. \yere only subdued by tearing down was ringing in the public ear at every turn. a hotel in St. Joseph by shutting himself up afloat, 85@86%c f. o. b. No. 3 red, 77^c Wood taken for cash or in exchange being dressed by its mother when the houses in their path. The loss has not yet No. 1 red, 98 No. 1 white, 96V6c options in his room with the gas turned on. Since they have gone away, though there are ^iripi^e JVM 1 Co. flood came and was swept from her bee fixed. Yesterday a charge of dynamite unsettled %@%c higher on June and July, still a great mauy members of congress left The government officers have captured Ed and %c lower on other months: speculation exploded near the second arch from the east embrace, :t in Washington, the movement seems to have Reed, the son of the famous* Belle Starr, at fairly active shorts covering No. 2 red, June, ena of the bridge. From the great body of CASHPURCHASES fallen flat The candidates for speaker may Fort Smith, Ark. Reed is wanted on a dozen closing at 84V4c July 83%@84 13-16c closing wreckage tossed in the air pieces of human return and bring a load of extra session at 84V4C August. 83%@84c closing at different charges. bodies flew in all direciions, and the remnantR and CHEAP SALES. THE heathen Chinee, remarks the 83%c September, 83V2@84i4c closing at sentiment back with them but the general afterward gathered together indicated For a debt of $15 which he could not pay, 83%c December, 86%c@87%c closing at impression now prevailing that the movement Norristown Herald, is no longer permitted at least six corpses had been blown up. Thev Fung Hoy, a Chinese cook was butchered 86%c May (1890), 91 l-16@92c closing at B1MK E & SIAPEKAM, has little vitality apart from that growing were doubtless all close together near where by three highbinders in a street in 91%c. Rye quiet and steady: Western, 47@48c. to come to this country, but out of their personal aspirations will al the dynamite was discharged. Coroner Barley malt quiet. Chinatown, San Francisco. the lower classes of Hungarians are upon them like a wet blanket Evans will begin bhe inquest on the victims Carpenters, Mrs. Lizzie Brennan has been arrested at The real desire for an early session has of the flood Wednesday. allowed to land in America by thousands. Holyoke, Mass., on suspicion of having always been confined to the lower house. Cash quotations were as follows: Flour CAME FBOM JOHNSTOWN. While Hungarians were robbing CINCINNATI, June 24.—The decomposed Builders and Contractors. murdered her husband and two sons for their firm and unchanged. No. 2 spring wheat, The idea has never been a welcome one to bodies of a man and a boy were found in the 80%c No. 3 spring wheat, 70@75c No. 2 the dead in Johnstown the insurance money. ,.,,•- ., ,.,., the senators, though many of them were Ohio river to-day at the foot of Evans street red, 80%c. No. 2 corn, 34%c. No 2 oats, NhWULM, MINN... ready enough last winter to agree to an The man was dressed in a black suit and on Chinese pagans in New York were Eugene Emery, aged forty, a' farm 'Hand 22%c. No. 2 rye, 40y2c. No. 2 barley nominal. k—_ extra session in October as a compromise if his person was found a memorandum book No. 1 flax seed, $1.52. Prime timothy near Oak Orchard. N. Y., clubbed a thirteenyear-old Designs and plans made to orderand raising a fund of several hundred bbi.they couid only be spared a summons to containing the name of William Dooley. as seed, $1.34@1.36. Me*s pork, per girl to death because she would not estimates on all work furnished and near as could be deciphered. Tne boy. apparently dollars for the benefit of the flood $11.70@11.75. Lard, per 100 lbs, $6.45. assemble in the spring. A good many senatorial consent to their marriage., contracts faithfully executed. fourteen years old. was dressed in a Short-rib sides (loose), $5.80@5.85. Drysalted junkets, public and private, can be sufferers. bicycle suit with knee breeches. The bodies shoulders (boxed), $512y«@5.25. A bloody riot is imminent at Wharton, barely finished by Oct 1, and most of are supposed to have come from Johnstown. Short clear sides (boxed), $6.12%@6.25. Tex., over the killing of Gibson by Kyle Torry. H. HANSCHEN,. these gentlemen want the fall months at Whisky, distillers' finished goods, per gal, Citizens of Richmond county are under their homes The members of the cabinet $1.02. Sugars unchanged. he Sisseton Lands. SOME idea may be formed of the arms, and the governor has ordered troops view the prospects of an extra session with WASHINGTON, Special Telegram, June 24.— '/v'» I jfc*, Contractor and Builder* vast quantity of water discharged to, the scene. horror.Jit would fill their ante-rooms with impoitant Chief Gabriel Renville a nd Rev. John Craw Hl\: ford, of the Sisseton agency, left for the West by South Fork Lake into the Conemaugh The market for wheat is yery dull and inactive members of congress clamoring for Fred Bundy, ayoungman of Wausau, Wis., with apparently but little disposition to-night, having spent a day in Washington, offices and double the demands upon their was shot in the neck by George Throm. The Valley when compared to for business. There was no pressure to sell bub being unable to see the great father oi special attention given to mason attention just at the time when they want to ball passed through the windpipe. Bund* Secretary Noble, as both were out of the and eyidently but a few buying orders. Buyers the flow over Niagara Falls. Estimating had been drinking and tried to get into command a little leisure to prepare their annual city. They were accompanied by D. W. and sellers failed to agree on values, and work in the city and country. Throm's house. The wounded man is in a the Niagara supply at 83,000,000 reports. Whatever influence members Diggs of Milbank and visited the Indian office, the session dragged off to a dull and weak dangerous condition. No arrest has been of his cabinet have with the president will where they were assured by Commipsioner close. Cash No. 1 hard closed unchanged at New Clm. /gf Minn. tons of thirty-six cubic feet made. 91c: No. 1 Northern, sales, 10.000 bu. at 87c, Belt that their interests would be be exerted against the calling together of per hour, and taking the measurement closed easy at that: No. 2 Northern, 75c looked after. Renville told the commis6ionei The North Star Lung and Throat Balsam oongress in a special session. The personal William McDermott, livingwest of Elkhorn, that he did not want to dispose of his land June closed at 93c sellers, 92c bid July, is a sure cure for coughs and colds.. comfort and convenience of the president is of the lake to have been 3% Man., shot his wife with a revolver in the leftshoulder, until thete was something done about the early 94c was bid, later ther,e were sellers and as much concerned as that of the cabinet left breast and left cheek. He left payment of the annuities. Nothing can be it closed at 94c August, 82c September, 80a miles long by 1% miles wide, with a the house but soon after returned and asked An extra session would bring a horde of new done about these annuities until congresr m:.&.-:r-?*&3i mean depth of thirty feet, we have ST. PAUL. congressmen here to worry and harass him. her to forgive him. In a short time he asked meets. A bill will have to be passed providing E I A GO Prices on inepmingtrains only^i^^Sfil Undoubtedly his sense of public duty would for a commission to settle with the Indians her to die with him. Hetook some laudanum the enormous volume of one trillion Wheat, No. 1 hard, 96@97c No. 1 Northern, about the claims. The delegation also about midnight and lying down by her side lead him to bear this cross if an extra session 92@93: No. 2 Northern. 82@ 83c. of tons of water which would require visited the land office and found that the fell asleep. The" terror stricken wife stole out were demanded by public opinion and the Corn, No. 2, 33c sample, 31%@33c July, patents had been written and were now being of the house across the prairie to a neighbor's thirty hours in passing over Niagara interests of public business. But he will 31%@33e. Oats, No. 2 mixed. 24@27c No. recorded. It is expected that they will house. McDermott a (Yoke and missing her hardly do it to suit the convenience of three 2 white, 26@28: June 28c July. 28c No. 3, be finished by July 1. Mr. Diggs will remain Falls. WESTERN went to the stable, where he was found dead 20@24c. Rye, No. 2, 41c. Bariev, No. 2, or four candidates for the speakership. over and see Secretary Noble hanging on a noose made of driving reins. 50c bid No. 3, 35@40c No. 4,' 35@30c a F. A. CABLE. It is thought Mre. McDermott will recover. Ground Feed, $12@$13. Corn Meal, Unbolted, About ten years ago some wealthy lAtig Iilat o* Fatalities. $13. Bran, $7.25. Hay, No. 1 upland NEGAUNKE, Mich.. Special Telegram, June young lady of Berlin formed an ant imarrying prairie, $6.50@7 No. 1,$5@6 timothy, *. Admits Th« Mar der. $ 24.—Ihe body of William Sandercock was RAILWAY. f\ Foreign Brieflets. $8. Egg, $3.60@3.70 per case. Flour, WAUPACA, WIS., Special Telegram, June club, each member pledging recovered from the Lilly mine to-day by a OVER 7,000 HUES Patent, $5.25@5.40 straight, $4.50@4,75 24.—The Curran case was again called today. The American steamship Ozama was seized party of miners at the peril of their lives at bakers', $3.25@3.50 rye, #.7O@3.20: buckwheat, herself not to marry, under pen The sheriff made a return of his by a Haytian war ship and- taken to Port large masses of rock fell down near the rescuing $3. •'••'•'£^v?\ --rt- Of steel track inIllinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, special venire to the clerk at 7:45 a m. The alty of a fine of 1,000 marks. The party several times. The mining inspector au Prince, but was released by the United MINNEAPOLIS. Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, Dakota state had but three challenges while the defense will be asked to condemn the mine. States man-of-war Ossippee. club started with twenty-three mem Flour—Patents.sacks to local dealers.$5.25 andWyoming, penetrates the Agricultural,. had thirteen. This last list of jurors In the iron mines of Ishpeming and Negaunee @5.45 patents to ship, sacks, car lots, $5.05@5.25 A decided sensation was caused in turf bers, and soon had thirty-one. Then appeared more satisfactory than any former 6even men were killed, one each dav. Mining and Commercial Centres of the in barrels, $5.25@5.50 delivered at WEST AND NORTHWEST. circles at Winnipeg by the arrest of J. T. and two have been killed for/two days of the list, and this forenoon the jury was accepted an epidemic of marrying broke out, New England points, $5.65#5.85 New York this week. More miners have lost their live* Cable, owner of the trotting horse Idaho. by both the state and the defense No witness points, $5.55@5.75 delivered at Philadelphia already this season tban were killed in all ot and the marks began to pour into Cable is charged with stealing sixty horses, for the prosecution being then present he Unrivaled Equipment of the Line and Baltimore, $5.50@5.70 bakers' last year. Thirty-seven were killed in the a recess was ordered until this afternoon. between May 15 and June 15 three years here, $3.50@4.15f superfine, $1.90@2.65 embraces Sumptuous Dining Cars, New the treasury as the fines were paid. Lake Superior iron district in May. red dog, sacks, $1.30@1.50 red dog, barrels, Upon the opening of the court Judge Cate, ago, irom Calgary, N. W. T., and driving Wagner and Pullman Sleepers, Superb This year at the general meeting $1.50@1.65. Bran and Shorts, a moderate them over the border into Montana, where of counsel for the defense, arose and made day Coaches and *k* •-.' A ad Runaway. demand existed which cleared the marketsufficiently the following statement to the court: "John he disposed of them. He was taken to Calgary FAST VESTIBULED TRAINS there was but one member left, and LA CBOSSE, Special Telegram, June 24.— to keep prices firm. Coarse bran D. Curran admits the killing of W. W. Hazeltine for trial by amounted police officer. This evening a heavy team ran away anc she had 28,000 marks remaining of and common shorts quoted at $7.25. Fine, with a gun, but claims, your honor, $1 higher. Corn, the condition of the market overtaking a light waeon in which were The refusal of Germany to take part in the Running direct between Chicago, St. Paul the paid-up fines. By advice of theexmembers that the act was done in self-defense." remains unchanged supply light and demand John A. Cullman and his son, plunged upon and Minneapolis, Council Bluffs and coming international labor conference at This statement was somewhat of a small. Quoted at 32@33%c. Oats, the the wagon, tramping the men, horse ana this sum was divided into Omaha, connecting for,Portland, Denver, Berne must largely tend ±p depri«|.,, that surprise to the prosecution, as they market for oats, was dull and unchanged, wagon underfoot The men were injured in a San Franciscoand all Pacific Coast Points. ,,5wo parts, one to go to the Berlin came here with the •, intention of gathering of the opportumty'fo use^wpr/k. poor to choice quoted at 20@28c. Barley dozen places and taken up unsconecious.Cullman ONL LINE O THEBLACK HILLS proving the shooting, which they had assumed The former condition of lifelessness was cannot possibly survive until morniag, hospitals and the other to the last which it was hoped would result from it. maintained with only a few cars on sale and' that the defendant denied. After and the bov's condition is bat little better. For Ttcketa, Bates, Maps, Time Tables and fall Germany's refusal was very well understood Member. little or no. demand. ^Quoted about nomjial some little commotion among the state's The injured man is a carpenter, and one oi Information, apnly to any Ticket Agent or adunite at20@a£ V- to be only a spiteful hit at. Switzerland, in ttoe Gen'I Passenger Agent, Chicago, ill. the oldest citizens, attorneys, Neil Brown, one of toe number., |f. wsmtts, S.C.WXCZS8, s.r.wn.soff, aaaalMuagtt. StftCelbuger. S«'15wf,,A| *3£