LESS BRIGHT VWHEAT A LUCKY JAIL BIRD. COUNTRY SEAT SOiD PRDSPE?TS TILDEN’S ccd GOLD HUNTERS DIE in t»e ' of Vital.tv th.wo GIRDLES THE GLOBE! Ncx rack of 1 a->• Prisoner in San Francisco Bastite Disposed of Vnder an Order 1 Planted l st Court. —“ Heir to Fortune. York June er m r< port a Supreme The , r seat of the late a ’nd n IS WHAT CUR NEWS SUM-I Richard Daverkosen, who is now serv- MANY HAVE PERISHED ON THE Grevstone. the country Rm!1 1 Farmer snows sold •-• " ¥• nk. r-. was ing a term in the county jail at San Fran- EDMONTON TRAIL. Samuel J. Tilden, at | | hint <;f 70. S acams. • . MARY '•< DOES- sale, in accordance 1 has been sevele ¦ cisco for stealing 30 cents from the poor Wednesday at partition . pit Missouri va. Court. Ihe ! n Ohm and box of St. Catholic will with the order of the ice Joseph’s Church, Supreme I 1" in Over Six Score of Lives Had Been Miinuel sotm de line California. find or about in was sold in two parcels. reu, 300,000 guldens, $75,000 property an im-reusm- JEFFRIES of ! rust te nported over i CHAMPION American to his credit in the Na- Reported Lost when the Steamer Huntermeyer being the purchaser money, 'hut th. trouble is the which included fifty-six inu i tional Holland Bank on his which both. The first, resulted from release, Laurada Sailed for Seattle Prep- ¦ tnitty in the plant which stone mansion. 1 a occurs He took the 30 cents be- acres, the magnificent gray , severe winter. shortly. orations to Send I tlm r >ot uamagi

who • The list of prospectors have the Hudson Hirer, t.ian turning to their former home in Germany. witti water rights along ia,;>, ..r nearlv 6,6'10.000 items Nine to the Thousand Spectators Witnessed perished in their rush Harvested list year. Th. maxmiuu The German Consul in San Francisco. brought $121,000. was the Edmon- is a.iwij the Battle Yukon gold fields over and one-hall may now be <¦ rv Between the Heavy- Adolph Rosenthal, received a letter from The second parcel, fifty-five pa-sibility and if bushel-. La ton trail is growing, reports brought suitable for villa and residential pl.i'-ed at 275JX’O.OtJO weights at Coney Island Last J'ri- Chapelle, making pressing inquiry for acres, at down the steamer Laurada. which ar- "'lav wheat urea is reported Richard by $50,500. spring Daverkosen, once a staff officer of sites, brought -Hi-* day Night—Others. rived at Seattle few from 19.233,060 aTrain Derailed er. sturdy young eher. the heir’s Fifty 'han I was awaiting lucky pleas- Hurt. i and the Pacific coast a Utile more giant, has come out of the West to in Great Slave Lake, twenty have perished Twenty and Thirty whip i ure. rendition after oil sets this loss. The average the champion pugilist. At the arena of the in the of the Mud and Laird Rivers, While going at full speed, shortly rapids 1'9.1 a He was found in prison and taken by i< .ported at 91.9. against year Coney Island Athletic ten to have a mail car. smoker Club Friday night have frozen death, twenty-five midnight Wednesday, the is two officers to the consulate, whore he es- It is lower only because crop he defeated died from The bodies of score and chair of mixed train on the Mis- Robert Fitzsimmons, world’s scurvy. a car a late. is tablished Ins identity as Capt. Daverko- I started a little The leant champion in two classes—middle and who died from exposure have been found. souri Pacific were derailed near Goli. Kan. well. Simuld sen, son of one of the best and most . and covers the ground and passengers heavy weights—in eleven rounds of whirl- The Hudson Bay Company was preparing Between twenty thirty be maintained t .. -iar- wealthy families of Arnheim. Holland. ip: -e;it condition wind lie to send a relief to Disease Lake with were aeli fighting, had the Australian party injured. v- ' result might easily : He joined the German army on the out- the crop for the the giving whipped from the ninth round. It was vegetables scurvey stricken jteople Physicians were soon on spot, bushels. break of the Franco-Prussian war and 275.1M.f0,(t00 when the sailed. attention. '1 he in- is the larges" r acknowledged that Jeffries would have an Laurada the wounded medical The corn acreage yy made a good record. It is said h° w ill in- cared for reaming immense advantage in weight, height and jured returned to Goff and were p’ -...1, the preliminary report herit $300,000 more on tiie death of his step- TWENTY-EIGHT MEN BURIED. The crop is start- age, but the thousands who tipped and at the hotels. I'iiii 84,000,000 acre.' ( 4 mother. has from instant ii.'_ rather and too much ram backed his opponent to win were sure that The escape of everyone I poorly of Terrible Landslide on the weed FLOODS IN TEXAS. Report The interfered with pluming, en o'.traged he was slow and that he would in that death is considered remarkable. cause • Choctaw A Hoad. caused tmusii.d rotting of Memphis ¦- . igr.v.lh and be absolutely at the of of the accident is a sourceof muchspectil respect mercy i< but Kains Send the Colorado It was reported in Little Rock, Ark., I 1SI 'd. The Stand rather ragged, the at the science of Heavy lion. There is nothing to indicate a defect pastmaster lighting tor recovers. Thursday that a landslide occurred t'p rp i* vet abundant time River Over its Banks. night to it. that he was to meet, lie proved, on the in the track sufficient cause at Ross Hollow and The oats area is reported at 25.931.00 G Austin. Texas, dispatches say: As a re- engulfed twenty-eight contrary, that lie was just as fast as the cent increase. i -. or less than 1 per sult of the terrible waterspout and heavy men. all of whom are supposed to have BREWERS DEFEND BEER. ;-,. nu.n lie met and beat him down to uncon- The condition is reported at 91.6. which. been killed. Ross Hollow is a pass between defeat rains on the upper watersheds, the Colo- no" .ow scious m a fair tight. At 24 he has .I w li’l" not especially high, is two small mountain about the Assertion that Salicylic rado River is raging out of its banks. Re- ranges, twenty- Deny air defeated Robert Fitzsimmons, Tom Shar- I en meh to indicate any permanent : n] ports from Marble Falls ami Llano, thirty eight miles west of Little Rock, on the Acid is Used. key. and I’eter Jackson, and if he cares n.nd roaring so as to be port. was a part imported was as as as of hostile just active, just clever, just - death as the result a the caught under the falling earth. - aped heard for several miles. All below liilled. tricky and just as fearless. He went un- Wealthy Chicagoan i l.'bi'.iistratmn. It is the general opinion which is locate 1 at the foot of the The report was brought in by farmers to his defeat. He the city, Martin Meir, a wealthy and eccentric for falteringly was ag- , that a carefully arranged plot nssas- of traveling from Hie locality. to range mountains, this big flood is rap- According of hi- gressor even at moments when he was man. was found dead in the pantry ' liiiati.m was the* cause of the 1 rioting which idly forcing its into the lowlands, the farmers a large force of men was en- bleeding and unsteady, and when stunned way house, which he occupied alone in Chicago. • ' tee'i.ired during the executive':' visit to the in in cut when Hie submerging them and causing anxiety as gaged excavating a deep the by the blows he received he reeled instinct- His hands were tied behind his back, hiss rue's at Autellil. Crowds surround.¦ I earth above, which had lx?en loosened to the safety of the people fix ing in close by his carriage and for the he- ively toward his opponent. He was fight- feet bound, a towel twisted around s I president's only ram. came down proximity to the river. Word has been heavy suddenly upon another roic efforts of the police would have reach- ing all the time and punished his oppon- neck and bound around his eyes in tons sent on down the river to the people to tak/* them, burying twenty-eight men , Icd Loubet. A- it was Count Chr.-tia:io. ent. but found him a different opponent Nearly every article in the house had been of earth. aimed to the higher lands and no lives have yet ¦ I a clubman and society leader, a than any he had met and a difficult overturned by the supposed murderers and lx*en lost., though there has been , ; l iow with his cane nt the exe.mtive's head, to Jeffries reported robbers. Meir had the reputation or being man tight. fought from a BIG FIRE AT AUGUSTA, GA. second attack considerable loss of stock and property. i eras'..ing his hat. A wat. crouching attitude that was hard to get at. a miser. The condition of his body indi- prevented bv Hie arrest of Christian . One He held his head his back bent Million Dollars' Worth of cated that he had been dead some time.‘‘ low, was Reed Will Quit Congress. Quarter ! feature of the demonstration was that it There is clue to the murderers. down and his left arm was extended. He Property no mied if the and an!i-Somite-. A mem tier of the law firm of Simpson, Destroyetl. I as royalists with kept jabbing away the left and found Thacher A Barnum of New York said that The largest lire in the history of Au- Havana Makes Record 'rime. were the leaders. The coniim :i people re- no trouble in it there that in burned the mained indifferent. landing, was the published story that Speaker Reed gusta, (la., many years over The Ward Line steamer Havana. Capt. All his reach told. That arm district that along the route to the r.-ues denim- superior giant would remain a member of Congress same was swept seven years Stevens, arrived at New York Wednesday I'iations and shouted at Lou- served as a sort of human fender to ward , when the Augusta Chronicle was de- epithets were although giving up the speakership, seemed ago. from Havana, making the fastest run onII bet. When tin carriage stoppt >1 the dem- o!f ids He made an excellent Several buildings that opponent. to him ridiculous, although he had not stroyed. escaped record between that port and Havana. Thee castration bicaine serious, the cr .wd at- d dense and demonstrated his ability to at Ilia - lime are now smoking ruins. The seen Mr. Rood for some time. Mr. Thacher time of passage from Morro Castle to” tempting t<> reach the vehicle. Many ar- use both hands. He is for lie losses of million dol- game, too, said if his expectation that aggregate a quarter a Hook two fifteen was Speaker Sandy lightship w as days -11 res’s were made and blows were exchang never shrank from his punishment. It lars. The tire started in the drug store of Reed would resign from Congress and hours and fifty minutes. This great runn ed between the police and the rioters. was a great to watch and it com- A tiie height fight become a member of their firm. Davenport Phinizy. During cuts down the record by four hours andd I Countess Boni de Castellam . formerly menced and ended amid scenes of intense of the excitement Id.tKtd rounds of cart- ten minutes. I Miss Anna Gould, took a prominent part. Line enthusiasm, it was all very dramatic. The Troops Up at Pay Car. ridges in the armory, which was also Hn the disturbance, marching at th" head Three Men liilled by Cave-in. im n fought before a crowd of 9,00 a and Owing to the representations of Hie press burned, began to explode, and for an hour Inf a shouting throng erving, "Vivt- Three men were smothered to deathli I'armee.” stood up in a great beam of blinding white there was a large gathering of Cuban there was an incessant fusillade of shots. Wednesday in a cave-in in E. I). Peters’ &v light. soldiers at Santiago Wednesday morning Burning embers were carried by a high Son's slate quarry al Berlinsville. Pa.. SUN HOLDS SWAY. in expectation of receiving a share of the wind a block away, and two or three TWO SCORE HURT. The dead are; Robert leaves a American gratuity. One hundred and burned. Three cot- Snyder, frame buildings were Wave of Torrid Temperature 1b Felt widow and seven children: Jacob eighty presented a signed statement ex- ton warehouses were fire at various Shafter, Kansas Train De- on 'lhrouifhout the Country. City Passenger leaves a widow and four Am- pressing a willingness to surrender their but saved before children; The hut railed Near Greenview, Mo. times, were fortunately wave lias broken all June rec- mon Beers, single. arms. It is evident there w ill be no trouble the tlames made much headway. ords since 1895, and its duration has been A south bound passenger train on tl»e with the for in the province, possible excep- Anti-Trust Distillery Prospers. unusually long this time of year. Chi- Kansas City. Pittsburg and Gulf Railroad, KUbblAb WAR LiKE MOVES. ». flPti (4T» MiHulnv thtt nf •> tion of the - - «- X. ... northern districts. The Merchants’ Distilling < of| < - *¦ ¦ ¦ --- V- » <* IX V<4 I which left Kansas City at 7:30 Friday ompany affected area, the otticial thermometer Terre Haute, Jud., the largest anti trustI im night, was derailed near Greenview at 8:30 Two thousand Paid Volunteers Ar- AV reek of a Runaway Engine. the Auditorium tower, the coolest plant in the country, broke all records in plact. in. The smoker was turned upside rive tit Port Arthur. in the p. A locomotive when taking water at a city, registering as high as 87 de- of business done in one month and of the coaches turned its Much continues to be said the far point any ;i the down, one on tank near Hickman, Colo., on the Colorado by grees during day. Here are some fig- since the first started ’• side. to Eastern regarding Russia's warlike plant operations. tires from other cities: Forty fifty passengers were more Midland Railroad, broke away from its press furiliei More than o,oi>) barrels of spirits were or less seriously injured, three probably crew and started on a will! run down preparations. /, large consign- 3 I’.irkerßb’g, W. Va'oc; Dodge City. Km... 84 ami rails and about 2,- turned out. Vicksburg, MISS...IH Indlauupoiis, Hid..92 fatally. The train was derailed by the grade. Near Buena Vista tiie ment of war stores runaway Washington. D. C.92 Pueblo, C.doßß of the rails, the track 000 volunteers have arrived at Port Men spreading having crashed into the east bound passenger paid Railroad Adjourn. Cleveland, Ohio...92;Detroit, Mieh9i> recent It is intended that these men I’.ilestlne, Texas. .90 Kansas been damaged by the heavy rains. train. Both engines were badly wrecked. Arthur. After a secret session of several hours' Oily, Mo. ..82 Atlanta, Ga 88: North Plai'te. Ne 11.84 The smoker, w inch contained most of the shall guard the Manchurian section of the at One man w as killed. duration Cumberland, Md., Thursday. < Norfolk. Va9l Little Kock. Ark.. .90 and the chair fol- Siberian Railroad. The entire Russian convention Charlotte. injured, car. immediately Hie railroad men's adjourned I N. C.. . .W2.Memphis. Tenn.. 92 into Shot to Death Fosse. far East numbers Alh.-.ny, N. Y!HOmaha. N hB2 lowing, were turned on their sides the by a garrison in the now to meet in August of this year in Connells- Des 10wa.82 .Moines. Nashville. Ann. ...91 ditch. The combination baggage ami mail News from Centerville. \ la., confirms nearly 40,000 men. Pa. ville, Bntfalo, N. YB2 New York 90 remained the track. There the suppos 'd iynchingof WillHill.colored. Cairo, car on was a GILMORE AND PARTY WELL. 11192|Phlladelphia 92’ MARKET QUOTATIONS. Cincinnati, Ohio. .92 heavy downpour of ram at the time of the the accomplice of his brother, Alex, in the i Pittsburg, Pa 92 Denver, Colo. 84; st. Lou;-’. M0...... 94 aevi c ut. The crew went to work with a murder of Mrs. Rufus Hubbard, and who Captured Americans Receiving Fair to The Chicago—Cattle, common prime, ~ ; following figures are in strong con- w ill to rescue the Women also made an attempt to murder her hus- passengers. Treat ment. $3.00 I* $5.75; hogs, shipping grades. i. | trast: and children first rescued and at- band. men, headed by Hubbard, were Fifty have been received $3.00 to fair to choice. J Favorable reports by $4.00; sheep, $3.00 I Salt Lake City... .681 Williston, M0nt....64 tende I to best under the captured him and shot him to death. Alex as was possible Gen. Olis in Manila of tiie party composed to $5.25; wheat, No. 2 red. 76c to 78c;; I Bismarck. N. D.. .68 Lander, Wyo4B. circumstances. Before all had been taken llillis still at large. No. No. Helena, Francisco, of Lieut. Gilmore and fourteen sailors, be- corn. 2,33 cto 35< ; oars. 2,23 c c I Mont4tljSan Ca 1.66 out of the chair car a tire started in the to 24c; rye, No. 2,’ 57c to 59c; butter, Hanging at Lancaster, Pa. longing to the gunboat Yorktown, cap- ' CITY OF PARIS ABANDONED. choice 17c to 19c; fresh, rear i nd. but the porter cut a hole in the creamery, eggs, Ralph W. Wireback was hanged Thurs- tured April 12 by Filipinos near Balar. 12c to 13c; potatoes, choice, 30c to 40c ro. J and extinguished it. The smoker was American Liner Turned for the murder of David B. The are well and are receiving L ' Over to the day morning prisoners per bushel. well tilled. to Murine Undertakers. Passengers were compelled Landis, of the Conteganat Bank, fair treatment. president Indianapolis—Cattle, shipping, $3.00 to James A. craw I the full of the ear to tiie rear \\ right, second length wiioni he shot while Landis was endeavor- ’ vice-president AGUINALDO DICTATOR. $5.75; hogs, choice light, $2.75 to $4.00; of the International door toescape, darkness making it impos- • Navigation (.'ompany ing to eject him from a house owned by- sheep, common to choice, $2.50 to $4.75; saiil in New York that sible to see a foot ahead. The scene of the Monday the coin- Landis, in which Wireback had barri- wheat, No. 2 red, 75c to 77c; corn, No. 2 Insurgent Leader Said to Have Dis- patty had abandoned the American liner wreck was in the and there were ¦ woods, caded himself and defied the authorities to white, 32c to 34c; oats, No. 2 white, 29c stranded solved Filipino Congress. Paris, off the Cornwall t« no to which the to 30c. e I coast, 1 imses near injured could him. the marine remove Manila specials Thursday say it is re- I underwriters. The ship is be taken. * St. Louis to —Cattle, $3.50 $5.75; hogs, insured for that has dissolved Hie • $1,000,W0, which is divided New Wheat on tin* Market. ported Aguiualdo $3.00 to $4.00; sheep, $3.00 to $5.50; among about forty and declared himself • companies, fifteen of PICQUART RELEASED A carload of new wheat, the first of the Filipino Congress wheat, No. 2,76 cto 77c; corn. No. 2 which are in New York. The underwrit- of 1899, was received in dictator. yellow, 32c to 34c; oats, No. 2. 25c to 26c; crop Wednesday ers will make one more effort to One of the No. 61c. • drug the Leading Characters of St. Louis, Mo., from Waco. Texas. It Augustin Daly Dead. rye. 2,59 cto skip off the rocks, and, if they are Case to un- Dreyfus Out of Prison. No. 2 red winter ami tested sixty- died suddenly in Paris Cincinnati—Cattle, $2.50 $5.75; hogs, willbreak graded Augustin Daly ; successful, they her up. Col was released $3.00 to $4.00; sheep. $2.50 to $4.75; Piequart provisionally one pounds to the bushel. On being auc- JuneS. Mr. Daly’s death was due lo The cargo of the Paris, which has wheat, No. 2,74 cto 70c; corn, No. 2; been. from custody in Paris afternoon. born in taken out of Saturday tioned off on ’change it broughtf>o cents a failure. Austin Daly was her, was insured for - heart mixed, 35c to 36c; oats, No. 2 27c ¦ i $242 He went to the home of his mixed, The salvors brother-in- 15 cents more than cash w heat is 20, 1838. His ca- (OW. will claim about bushel, Plymouth, N.C., July to 29c; No. 66c. ' "one- law. rye, 2,64 cto third of this. Mr. Maym Gase of Ville d’Avray. in 1862. In Wright says that quoted. reer as a dramatic author began to the Detroit—Cattle, $2.50 $5.75; hogs, American line has Ficqnart was imprisoned last July on the of • received Captain Relations Broken. recent years the combination players $3.00 to $4.00; sheep. $2.50 tn $4.75; Wat- Diplomatic kins’ of the charge of communicating confidential doc- identified ; report stranding, but that it advices from Berlin die with which his name lias been wheat, No. 2,79 cto 80c; corn, No. 2 According to will not be made uments. and has since been accused of fab- • public until the investi- has broken off company of comedians—has yellow, 34c to 36c; outs, No. 2 white, 30e Russian Government diplo- Daly’s gation by the Government of the ricating a document intended to under to 32c; rye, 62c to 64c. cause of compro- matic relations with the free city of Bre- achieved an international reputation the accident. No. mise Esterhazy. of Miss Ada Rehan. Toledb —Wheat, 2 mixed, 77c to > men, ow to the refusal of the Bremen the leadership ing 79c; No. 2 mixed, 33c corn, to 34c; oats, VOLUNTEERS STARTING Flock authorities to grant satisfaction for the Peddles Its Bonds. HOME. Japs to Hawaii. Exposition No. 2 mixed. 25c to 27c; rye. No. 2,56 c arrest of a Russian priest. Advices from Yokohama state that nearly alleged wrongful Tiie Ohio Centennial bonds, amounting to sLuzon to reach ing ever seen Newark, Ohio, York and were taken to police thirty No. Manila by the- Thursday wheat, 2 red, 84c to 85c; corn, No’ time the the contest between Eddie with trees and fences. The extent transports are ready to Coulton decided headquarters. Bella Anderson, or Carrie barns, 42c; oats, No. 2 white, 32c depart. 2,41 cto to34e; In that event other and Van but thus far no casual- regiments will Gardner of Wheeing. Johnny Jones, was taken to headquarters is not fully known, butter, creamery, 15c to 10c; be sent police eggs, West without to been reference the date of Jleest of Cincinnati, a draw. soou after Hie arrival ot Barrows. ties have reported. era. 14c to 15c.