Sharon Springs Leader from Sharon Springs, Kansas • 2

THE DEBT STATEMENT. JUVENILE DEPMVITY. THE FESTIVE CRACKER. throughout the country must be very large. Official returns for fiye mouths from thirty-five cities, of all sizes, and In various parts of the country, now show that the value of new buildings In that time was 4.12 per'cent of the Sharon Springs Leader.

J0E f' Editor and Publisher. SHARbN SPRINGS, KANSAS A Young and Two Small Children Wontonly Slain. ONE MAN ALMOST DECAPITATED BY AK0CKET. assessed valuation of all real estate there in 18S0, and the transfers of property 18 per cent at all points against 14 per cent at New York. These figures would point to an ex- Cen.

Jokst C. Fiiemont taken a cottage at Point Pleasaut, Occau county, for the season. Fleeing Convicts Halted With a Gatling Gun-One Instantly Killed and Another Mortally Wounded-Haxper and Hopkins of the Fidelity Bank Are Domiciled in Jail Miscellaneous Notes. peniture In building of 51,300,000,000 if the same activity should last through the year, and to transfers of Full and Explicit Statement of the Country's Financial Situation, Washington, D. July 1.

The following Is a recapitulation of the debt statement Issued to-day Interest bearing-debt: Bonds at 4W percent. 250,000,000 00 Bonds at 4 737,800,600 00 Bonds at 3 per cent 15,716,500 00 Refunding certificates at 4 175,250 00 Navy pension fund at 3 per cent 14,000,000 00 Pacific railroad bonds at 6 percent 74,623,512 00 Available has been turned into fixed capit The statement that Tom Ewing has joined the labor party is denied by that illustrious soldier-lawyer. al, largely in railroad building, though returns disappoint those who expected a larger mileage completed this year than in 18S3. So far the mileage is 500 above that of last year to date, but three nuuurea miles neiow me completed work to date in 1880, 1881 or 18S3. and 2,500 below the record of 1882.

May and June returns exceed last year's but 'little. But the new securities listed at the stock ex- Another Has Hia Face Wrecked by the Same Missil-Fireworks Cause a Deadly Blaze in New York City-A Large Store Destroyed and Two Clerks Perish in the Flames-An Electric Storm of Great Brilliancy-A Farmer Partly Scalped by Lightning-Miscellaneous Mishaps. Terrible Work of a Itocltet. Kissstox, July 2. While the re-works displayed at the farmers' reunion here last evening was Id process, a huge rocket was being sent oil, when the stick broke and the missile with terrible force shot downward striking Joseph M.

Johnson of the Whig office, and president of the Kingston Typographical uiiion, and almost decapitated him. Sis whole neck was torn down, aud from the explosion that followed, his breast was frightfully mangled. Robert McFaul, a merchant, had his face wrecked by the same missile. Senator Stanford is said to have recently invested in real estate at Los Angeles, to the amount of nearly $2,000,000. HITHER AND THITHER.

George S. Anderson, a prominent banker and business man of Sandusky, Ohio shot himself through the head In his cellar Friday. Unfortunate investments In Kansas and consequent heavy losses are thought to have unsettled his reason. A new and plausible version of the Gould-Sage-Field deal is given by a New York paper. Mr.

Field held 70,000 shares of Manhattan stock, worth, before the recent collapse, He was carrying the stocks on margins, and when the wheat aud coffee corn-, era collapsed and the Fidelity bank went under, the loans were called and he was unable to respond. The market meanwhile went to pieces, and Mr. Field, In his emergency, turned to Mr. Gould for relief. The, latter kindly consented to take 50,000 shares of his Manhattan stock at the price it had averaged him about $120.

Mr. Field still found himself embarrassed, and on Tuesday offered Mr. Gould his remaining 20,000 shares, which the latter purchased. Mr. Field is still In the financial ring, although considerably disfigured.

He is said to console himself with the reflection that, notwithstanding the failure of his little corner in MaHhattan, his name will be historical as that of the originator of the Atlantic cable an'a the elevated railroad system of New York. Mr. Field may also find consolation In the fact that he hud such a noble and disinterested friend as Mr. Gould to succor hlra In his adversity, Mr. Powderly is deeply impressed with 'the dangers of unrestricted immigration, and believes that stringent measures should be adopted te check the tide of ignorance, barbarism, and panperfsm flowing to these shores from the old world.

He also believes that the sons an daughters of wage-workers must chance this year already exceed one hundred Murders by Boys. Fort Smith, July 2. A deputy marshal arrived yesterday from Children's station, Cherokee nation, haying In custody a 14-year-old boy named George Smith, charged with the murder of a 10 year-old girl named Marietta Shaw, last Sunday. He does not deny the killing, but claims that it was an accident. Selma, July 2.

At uoon to-day two negro children. 6 and 8 vears old, were murdered a few miles from Selma, one being shot, the other's neck broken. Suspicion rests ou two negro boys, 13 and 17 years old. The Gatling Gun Brought Them. and thirty-two million stock In and one hundred and'thirtv-thrce million bonds, which In Principal.

00 1,551,603 18 Queen Victoria has offered a con-siderable sum for a collection of letters of the late John Brown, written to a humble Scotch acquaintance. Total $1,098,607,465 18 Debt on which interest has ceased sincematurit.y; Principal 2G Interest 190,753 87 part accounts for the hesitation In prices. General reiwrts are almost without exception satisfactory, trade being good for the time of rear, collections fair or better, and money In rensonable supply at all Interior points. The disasters at Chicago and Cincinnati seem to have had little cifect elsewhere. KANSAS CITY ANP CHICAGO BUST.

Special telegrams to Uradntrett'i from most 6,303,919 13 San Francisco, July 2. Several con Debt bearing no Interest: Indian river, Florida, is said to be the staightest in the world. A straight line can be drawn through it for seventy-five miles without touching shore. victs employed outside the walls of the state prison made a break for liberty this evening and were suddenly joined by four others. The guard fired several shots without effect and then fearing that a serious attempt would Old demand and legal tender notes $346,738,146 00 Certificates of 8,770,000 00 Gold certificates 91,225,437 00 Bilv'rcertificat's 142,118,017 00 Fractional currency less estimated as lost or destroyed.

6,946.964 87 be made dy all the convicts to get away, opened on tho fleelngmen with a Gatling gun. Chaunct M. Depew delivers so many orations and after-dinner speeches that friends are beginning to wonder how it is that he finds time to attend to the affairs of the Central road. A Deadly Blaze. New York, July 2.

A fatal and exceedingly obstinate fire broke out late this afternoon In the middle of the dry goods district, and for a time threatened destructioa to much of the adjacent property. It was caused by an unaccountable explosion of fireworks stored In the cellar of the six-story building, 343 Broadway, occupied by P. J. Keary Bro. Two lives were lost; a fireman was overcome by heat and smoke, and nearly $140,000 damage done.

The work of the day in the store was practically ended, when a snapping among some goods packed for shipment was heard. Once started the explosions Bpread rapidly and increased in intensitT and with an amount Une convict was Instantly killed and nnourer received three wounds and will die. Thin ended the emeute and all the convicts ran for cover inside the prison gates. 595,798,564 87 Total debt Principal $1,688,229,591 63 Interest 12,542,357 05 Harper and Hopkins f.n Cincinnati, July 2. E.

L. Harper anffl Benjamin E. Hopkins of the Fidelity bank did not appear before Commissioner Hooper Uls A Florida court the other day acquitted a man tried for breaking into a car for the ridiculous reason that while there was a law against breaking into a house or vessel, there is none against breaking into a car. and character of noise such as only a large afternoon, but by their attorneys they waived examination, and in default of bail of amount of condensed Fourth ot July could 000 and $100,000 respectively wer finally com make. The employes were warned to flee for Total $1,700,771,948 68 Less cash items available for reduction of debt 33 Less reserve held for redemption ot U.

a 100,000,000 00 mitted to auswer at tue uctouer term oi court. their lives, and the fire departinen was sum moned and arrived within three minutes. ne given newer educational opportunities It a condition of affairs "worse than anarchy" is to be averted in the near future. Mr. Jacob Sharp occupies handsome quarters at Ludlow street jail, but does not fintt them comfortable.

He eats little, seldom speaks, sleeps scarcely at all, and Is evidently suffering the keenest mental and physical distress. His aged wife is constantly at his side, and displays the heroism and fo't tltude with which good women are wont to bear the reverses of fortune. The pitiful spectacle preseuted by this venerable couple ought to prove edifying to professional corruptlonists everywhere. The London Timet urges that every county In Ireland where the National league operates shall be proclaimed under the summary clauses of the coercion act The bonds of the Fidelity bank-wreckers, There were twenty persons In the building and in the which runs around Into Leonard Financial Changes in June. Washington, D.

July 2. A statement street, and they came streaming out on prepared at the treasury department shows Broadway in very short order. The employes of the leadluir business centers report only a moderate degree of activity except at Kansas City and Chicago, where there is an exceptionally brisk movement for this time in the year. At the former the excellent crop prospects In the region tributary have stimulated a larger business with tho Interior, and at Chicago sales of dry goods, pig and manufactured iron and steel havo increased, with advances of from 50 cents to $1 per 1,000 feet for lumber. At Bostou, too, there is an excellent tone to general trade and a seasonable quantity of merchandise is moving.

The ira- roved crop outlook In southern Texas has elped business at Galveston. On the other hand, the volume of trade at Cincinnati has been curtailed since the financial disturbance there, and there is less activity noticeable at St. Joseph. Leading money markets have Inclined to stringency with advancing rates. Preparations for making semi-annual disbursements at New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago and other cities have contributed to this.

The low condition of New York bank reserves has had an added Influence, as the tendency of western banks to draw funds from the east has in no wise abated. Rates have been stiff at New York, and the market has been stringent at Boston. The call for funds on Chicago and Kansas City banks from the Interior has Increased. Manipulation by the Gould party In connection with a "deal" in Manhattan and Indications of furthar developments from the same source In regard to the telegraph properties keeps the New York stock market lu a sensitive and excited condition. Interest rates have been high and the money market has apparently been subjected to artificial pressure, though the treasury anticipated the July interest payments.

It Is thought that July disbursements amounting to some will create better tone next week. BANK CLEARINGS AND WHEAT. The totals of the bank clearings for June and for six months for four years as specially wired to BraditrteVs show substantial gains In 1887 over previous records. They are as follows: June, 1887, $4. 497, 836, (534, six months, Jime, 1880, six months, June 1880, $2,989,752,942, six months, June, 1SS4, $3,431,194,089.

six months, $24,645,063,136. The regular quarterly visible supply of grain shows 48,000,000 bushels of wheat east In the UDDer lofts scrambled down the long stairways, falling over one another In Erastus Corning, of Albany, N. announces that he has invited President Cleveland and Mrs. Cleveland to visit him at his new residence at Bar Harbor in August, and that the invitation has been aocepted. Mr.

Corning' cottage is one of tho finest at Bar Harbor. their fright. Many left their street clothing 38 Total debt less available cash Items $1,320,282,106 30 Net cash In treasury 40,853,309 28 Debt less cash in treasury July 1, 1887 1,279,428,731 02 Debt less cash in the treasury that during the month of June there was an increase of $2,664,840 In the circulation and a decrease of $3,157,931 In the cash in the treasury. The principal increase in the cir-eulation was in silver certificates and Uulted States notes and the principal decrease was and some their salaries, wmcn nau Deen paid to-dav and nlaccd In their handbags. The continued explosions In the cellar rent the flooring and the flames had a clear duct to in gold auu silver ecrtmcatcs, uuitea cuites notes and national bank notes.

the second floor, througa wnicn tney ate meir way lu quick succession through the upper June iss7 i.isuo.iasi.iua Decrease of debt during the There was an unexpended balance of nearly month 16,852,725 17 floors, ana then it Deeame a ngm agaiusi enormous odds, for every lott la the structure Decrease of debt since June $50,000 in the appropriations for fuel, lights and water and for the contingent expenses of public buildings under the treasury department during the fiscal year just ended, and the mouey has been covered iut the 10, 1886. 109,717,686 88 Cash in the treasury available for reduction which had a width of 25 feet on Broadway and a depth of 165 feet, with an to Leonard street of 45 feet was stored with toys of all of the debt Gold held for gold certificates sorts, thev blnsr as tinder to the flames. Ef A Tennessee newspaper contains the following: "We are rejoiced to know that J. C. Rackhelt, that prince of gentlemen and czar of culture, has secured the contract for building the plank sidewalk in front of the Gibbons block.

He is a gentleman of the old school, and knows a good piece of plank when he sees it" actually outstanding 8 91,225,437 00 fort was made to saye the extension, but this was vain, and attention was turned to saying tho store of E. 8. Jaffray and others of Silver held for silver certifi cates actually outstanding 142.118.017 00 Harper and Hopkins, have been Increased to and $100,000 respectively. The captain and three seamen of the British bark Lady Douglas have been condemned to death for murdering a Malay sailor at sea. Stories of race troubles In South Carolina are declared greatly exaggerated.

No violence Is expeetod. Cardinal Gibbons denies that the holy see has entertained the idea of sending a nuncio to America, as asserted by Dr. McGlynn. Of the twenty-three nihilists secretly tried at St. Petersburg recently for conspiracy, etc three were acquitted.

All the rest were found guilty, of whom fifteen, two of them being women, were sentenced to death. The sentences have all been commuted, either to exile in Siberia or to imprisonment for life at hard United States notes held for the dry goods district. The innulrv it all the occupants of th certificates of deposit actually outstanding 8,770,000 S3 building had escaped was made, and one by Cash held for matured debt one they were accounted ior uniu mere were and Interest unpaid 18,657,523 31 only two missing, ine nremen, men Dy men, 1 1 I 1, 41... 1, 41Ih.1 Ann. Cash held for bonds called not when, Bearing the stairway, they stumbled over the body of Albert Eils, a stock clerk in matured and- balauce of Interest 19,716,500 00 Fractional currency 2,306 07 the Leonard street part of the store.

Half an hour later in the first story the fire of the Rocky mountains, against 09,000,000 labor. A Cincinnati Jew owed a clothing firm in that city $50 for an overcoat, which he did not seem inclined to pay. An attorney induced him one day to take a Turkish bath, and while he was enjoying himself a constable came in and took all his clothes, not even leaving him his shirt-stud. After a three hours' wait his brother brought him his old suit. Dustieis April wmio omclal reports say only 38,000,000 bushels.

Indiau corn stocks aggregate 12,000,000, against 19,000,000 bushels Jennie Eowmns Avenged. Locisvillr, July 1. Albert Turner, one of the negro murderers of Jennie Bowman, was swung Into eternity from the pal-lows In the county jail yard at 6:32 o'clock this morning. He was straugled to death, his body being cut down about twenty minutes after the trap was sprung. Ouly fifty people were admitted to the yard, but about 2,000 assembled in the vicinity as early as 4:30 o'clock.

During the prayer, which immediately preceded the fall of the trap, Turner gazed at those about him unconcernedly, and went to his death without any evidence of fear. His dying statement was a contradiction of all previous. He said "I hope you all will take wart.Ing who see me now. Aud now, friends, there is a man In prison who robbed the street car. I want him turned tree.

I am going to die with an honest heart aud bring no one to the gallows. 1 am going to die atone, Free Patterson. The mau was not with me. That is all 1 have got to say. I am willing to die now." three months ago.

Wheat flour, stocks at leading points of accumulation exceed Total available for reduction of the debt 38 Reserve fund Held for redemption of United States notes, acts January 14, 1885, and July 12, 1882 100,000,000 00 Unavailable for the reduction of the debt: Fractional silver coin $26,977,493 79 Minor coin 116,689 70 000 barrels, yr 100,000 barrels less than on men found another corpse with its arms crossed before Its eyes as tbousrh to shield the face from the flames. It was identified as that ol Gustavus Hasler, another stock clerk, who ran back for his coat, but had not found the garment when he lost his life. One fireman waa overcome by the heat, another was somewhat burned aud another received severe cuts from broken glass. Keary Bros, carried a stock of 1100,000, and is a total loss, but Is insured for half its worth. The building belongs to the estate of E.

J. Sale ot Boston and was damaged about $40,000. Anr 11. New York indulged In a wheat corner of Its own this week, the June option having been pushed to $1.07 per bushel, owing to the un-euarded and heavy short Interest outstand. lug.

Wall street bouses, grain brokers and exuorters are reported to nave oecn inter While dining at a hotel in New Haven during the recent soldiers' and sailors' monument festivities, Gov. Lounsbury, of Connecticut, was offered 27,094,193 55 83,996,513 00 40,853, 3J9 28 Certificates held as Net cash balauce on hand. Forty thousand pounds have been withdrawn from the Bank of England for shipment to New York. An exhibition ot objects relating to mnslc-will be held in Amstordam from September 1 to October 15. A demonstration in favor of General Bou-langer is being arranged in Paris for July 13, The New Zealand hotel and bank and twenty-two shops at Auckland, New Zealand, have been destroyed by fire, causing 25,000 loss.

Tho sheriff of Chicago has taken possession of the property of the Knights of Labor publishing; company on a confession of judgment for $8,133. A receiver has been appointed. Pleuro-pneumonia is spreading in all parts of Westchester county, New York, aud strict quarantine has been ordered. The president will attend the centennial, celebration at Clinton, N. July 13, but beyond that has made no plans for the sum ested.

Drouth is reported In Wisconsin, but favoring prospects prevail further west and southwest. At Chicago this week shipments of grain have been liberal and receipts very A Terrible Collusion. Sedalia, July At 1 o'clock this a glass of wine by a waiter. The gov I 4af 4iU nf HlA Wst.AF tank at Total cash in the treasury as shown by the treasurer's general account 4S2, 433,917 21 I Ulin UIUE 1UDI 1UJ VM. light.

It is believed that 10,000,000 to bushels of wheat have been delivered, the ervor turned red angrily ex- Lftmont the eastbound fast mall collided with I On the morning of April 22 Jeniiy Bowman, a domestic, 22 years of age, employed by A. Y. Johnson at his home In the best residence nortlon of the cltv. was assailed and fearfully tho the third section of a westbound freight train. claimed; "You have given hie regular carriers getting most of It.

During June 17,449 cars of grain were Inspected here. I Urn tMairua irhil attrtrlinr tn hl The mail train was In charge of Conductor Al ucmicu household duties. She was round urutaiiy beaten, bleeding and inseusible. On the floor ine Chicago pom corner died last Thursday, the settlement price declining to $20 per barrel at the close. Marsh, with Engineer Sam Smith of Kansas City, and Fireman Doran White.

The west worst insult I ever received." The astonished waiter rapidly retreated, and is but slowly recovering from the severe, shock his nervous system An Elopement Ends in Mnrdor. Little Rock, July 1. John Coody, who had been living in Stone county, for five months past, foil in love with Elizabeth Lumpkins, the beautiful daughter of his employer, but her parents and brothers op was found a heavy iron poker, covered wun hair aud blood, having evidently Deen me General tradb gossip. Cotton Is 8-16 cents higher on a strong weapon used. Down stairs were evidences of statistical position and an outlook for a squeeze in July and August.

Tobacco at New York Is from to 1 cent higher for the month. mer. bound train was In charge ot conductor rank Mount, Engineer Fred Williams and fireman, A man named Miller. The two engines came together with terrific force and both were badly demolished while several cars were more or less demolished, two of them being ihrnurn noi-naa til track. a leaiTul struggle, un tne noor was iouuu inc stem of a broken goblet which she had used.

Ou either side of the staircase were bloody marks. The next day she became conscious for a few moments, aiid described her assail posed his attentions and threatened him with persoual violence unless he desisted. This Coody not only refused to do but persuaded the girl to elope with him last Saturday. As Boon as the flight was discovered, the father and two brothers of the girL arm ants, stating that they were two negroes. Engineer Smith was caught beneath his en a Friday afternoon William Patterson, was dangerous negro who was suspected A SMALL boy, swimming with others in the Erie canal, nenr Clyde, suddenly yelled with vigor that "so'thin' had hold of him, He scrambled ashore, and the something proved to be a small snapping-turtle, that had grabbed him by the leg.

His beak had gone through afternoon Albert i arrested. i.ate eaturaay ing themselves, started in pursuit They fol and band bore gine and received injuries wnicn resulted in bis death inside of an hour. When first discovered he was conscious and talked with those who approached hltn but he aoon began to sink and passed away surrounded by his mnra nrt 11 enmnanions. Turner, whose lace susnicious looklne wounds, evidently lowed the couple across the Arkansas oorder Into the Indian territory, and continued the with trade unusually active, neaucea acreage, dry weather and competition favors sellers at Louisville. Wool prices at the east are firm, but active distribution to factories has not begun yet Importations of wool help to check any advance.

Sales of dry goods at eastern markets last month exceeded the total for June, 1S86, but trade is now quiet. The export trade is active. There were about 10,000 Industrial employes who struck during June against in May and 16,000 in June, 1886. There were 176 failures in the United States reported to Bradsirtet'i during the week and 157, 184, 153 and 105 In the corresponding weeks of 1886, 1885, 1884 and 1883 respective- made bv some jagged instrument, was dis covered In hiding and taken to jail. Severul The pool of wall paper manufacturers of the United States has come to an end.

In a riot at BIskara, Morocco, many Moors and a number of local police were killed or wounded. Thirty of tne rioters, all Moors, were arrested. Tho threats ef France In connection with the Anglo-Turksih convention have had the effect of exasperating the sultan, and it Is believed that he will finally sign the convention. He has declined to grant a concession for the construction of Asiatic rilways to a syndicate composed of Frenchmen. Three desperadoes named Morgan, Hanley, and Harrington, who, in rescuing McMunn, their leader, from officers at Ravenna, Ohio, last February, shot and killed Lieutenant Hulllgan, of the Cleveland police, hnvft been caDtured at Alpena, Michigan.

Engineer Williams was Daaiy mjurea aDout hA rhost and Internally. Fireman Dorlng of chase without intermission lor several oays, pursued aud pursuers passing through the Cherokee, Choctaw and Seminole nations. articles which naa Deen missea irom me Johnson house were also discovered In his room. Upon the sight of these he confessed the fast mail escaped without a scratch, but The lovers were tluauv ovcriaKen yesteruay fireman Miller was badly scaiuca. The remains of the dead engineer were re this eitv.

For the funeral to-mor In the interior of the Chickasaw country Dy the older of the Lumpkin boys, who was rid his crime and implored the officers to save him from the mob which he feared. The authorities thought lynching probable and ro- ,1 1. i iha m.ai. row special trains wiu ue run irom n.aus I 'itv anH Vflrsons. the skin and some of tho flesh of the boy's leg.

These animals never let go their hold while there is life. In this case the jaws did not open till after the head had been cut off. The wound made by the turtle's beak was not very serious. The boy wrapped a handkerchief around his kg and started for home, carrying tho turtle. ing in advance and who began urine, ms sister begged him to spare Coody, but to her entreaties he paid no attention when Coody returned the fire and the boy fell from his nV(.

wnB QmUVd oannnA trtn nn thft fast moved tue men wxibiimihi, iu ic Turner, upon seeing Patterson, declared that he was his accomplice In the terrible deed. He said that If his underclothes were mnil. Yesterdav mornine he told a switch Queer Freaks of Lightning. horse fatally wounded. The father and younger brother hastened to the scene and shot several times at Coody, man In the yards that "sometbiug was going to happen to him." and inside of twenty-four examined blood would be found upon them.

Patterson was stripped and the blood was Pleasanton, July 2. During a heavy rain storm last evening the bouse of Paddy Johnson was entirely destroyed by lightning. hours lie was aeao. Th blame Is nlaced on the head brakemnn mortally wounding him, despite tue enorts oi there. Turner and l'atterson were dioucui, back to this city upon Tuesday, April 27, the authorities at Frankfort refusing to keep them of the freight train, who, it Is claimed, failed Johnson and his son were In the house when the girl to save mm.

The Lumpkins formerly lived near Springfield, while Coody was born in New Jersey. The girl is very pretty and about 20 It was struck. The boy was only slightly hurt, to penorm his duty in nagging me man num. It is said that the loss to the company will foot up nearly $50,000. any longer.

Then followed a iiidu demonstration which necessitated the calling out of the militia to protect the jail. but Johnson's scalp was seriously burned by the lightening and a large bunch of hair taken years oi age. Alter lingering nearly inree weens tieumc riff, i ne nouse. a lartre name uuuumir, It is related that some Americans recently going through the Jardine des Plantes of Paris stopped to look at a big rattlesnake in a cage. It lay motionless, apparently asleep, but when two of the party who lingered behind began to speak in English it moved, entirelv destroyed bv being knocked Into Bowman expired May 9.

The grand jury met Mav 13 and returned true bills agalust Turner Sentenced to Death. St. Joseph. July To-day the Buch A Furious Storm. Witchita, July 2.

One of the worst They made a desperate reslsta ncc, aud were not overpowered until they had dangerously wounded Sheriff Lyuch, who was in command of the posse. A reward of $16,000 was out for their arrest A Cincinnati dispatch says Isaac Miller and Gustavus Tafel, trustees of the Purcell creditors, have fild their report in the probate court It shows: Total receipts and disbursements since January1 4, 1S80, paid creditors, paid for expenses and incidentals, balance on hand of about $16,500. The entire debt of th two estates of Archbishop John B. and Father Edward Purcell is reported at and the number of creditor that have proven claims is 3,296. Churches have contributed in addition to the fragments, but was not burned.

and Patterson for the murder. A trial ioi- anan county criminal courtroom was crowded lowed immediately and Turner pleaded guilty New York Shorts Kicking. storms ever experienced struck here at 9 30 o'clock this evening. The heavens seemed one lurid flash of lightning, looking like a His punishment was fixed Dy tue jury ut death, and at 13:35 o'clock, just 5 minutes New York, July Appeals have been lifted its head, and gave every sign of with spectators esger to hear the sentence ol death pronounced upon Peter Hroneck who murdered his wife on the night of April 10. Ex-Governor 8ilas Woodson, the present judge, after hearing the motion for a new made from the prices of wheat purchased by prairie fire, while the clouds seemed to open alter me juuiuiiucdii uuu ucch Judge dackson sentenced the self-confessed interest They told their companions murdered to hang duiy l.

raiierson pieaueu the grain committee of the produce exchange in cover vesterdav's shortaees. The super and pour down water, ine streets were a moving sheet of water and impassable for a that the snake understood Enzlish. The not trulltv. Ills case was tried May is, auu the iurv after bcimr out 11 minutes returned intendent oi tne exenange says me jauu time. whole party then returned to the cage, trial, denied the plea and at o'clock uon-ned the black cap and ordered the prisouer to a verdict of eulltv and fixed the punishment not with the committee, but with tne nrms Water entered the roots or nouses as tne who were short and tha tthe committee slm above $30,624 in small sums to uiuigeui creui-tors of tho Purcclls.

The snake was apparently asleep stand. Hrpueck did not move a muscle while shingles were paper, and the Main street theater with a heavy canvas roof was wreck tW eiemted orders clven It. The firms claim at death, and the judge sentenced mm to hang July 1, but his attorney prayed for an appeal, which Is now before the court of ap ao-ain. They conversod in French, but i i "She McCoy nitro glycerine factory near Find- that they are saauiea witn icii uuai mans vi long wheat at prices largely in excess of the the Rnnke made no movement; then ed, the water haying pourea mrougu ine covering and down on the seats and aisles In tnrrprt a peals, ine neanne Deiore mat uuuy wm uo Judge Woodson sentenced him to be hanged on August 19. The judge was affected to teart and said in his career of forty years as lawyer and judge he had never before been lay, Ohio, blew up Wednesday, 'lhere were nearly 1,000 pounds of explosive In the build hont Sentember 10.

July option. the ladies began to speak in English Turner held a levee In tne lau prior io mo Nothincr 1 ke has been seen ior years, ii banelne1. char? tha curious visitors to tue ing and the concussion caused people ior miles around to think that an earthquake Seek ine Admission. Rffmed to have been an electric storm of aw The snake started, lifted its head, and showed the same alertness as before ful grandeur and magnitude, lasting over an jail 5 cents for a look of 15 seconds, and call-ins' to them to oass on In regular side-show Salt Lakb City, UTAn, June 30. The Utah compelled to pass sucu a sentence, xiruueun.

looked the judge calmly in the face and said, laconically, "Thank you, judge," and then sat down. Later he said that he was prepared to noui aua a nan. at the sounds. The rattlesnake prov itvle. He collected a conslderao; sum oi had occurred.

The factory was blown to atoms, but fortunatelv nobodv was near enough to be hurt. A hole fifteen feet deep and fifty feet across the top was made in the ground, many constitutional convention composed oi seventy-five delegates elected at the county monev. which was used in burying him. ed, on inquiry, to have come from Vir die, and he did not care how soon tne ena came. To a deputy sheriff he said he would Deadly Heat in New Tork.

Unoue ol those days ae was peenuji umiugu mass conventions, met In the legislative fh hara across i window, aud catching ginia. chamber at noon to-day. Judge Warren N. New York, July 2. To-day has been the hottest day of the year to date, the thermom trees were blown down, an acre or more oi woodland devastated, and for a great distance from the site of the factory, bark was.

torn from the trees. Somebody with a spite against sight of his sister In the crowd, he said ou look here sister. I want a big funeral Friday never die on the gallows but would una some eaiier method. The last legal execution in this county was that of John Grable, July 22, 1870. for the Dusenberry ofProvo was elected temporary Something new and novel in the eter mounting to 95 degrees at 3:35 p.

m. The president, and on permanent organization and you want to see that there Is no disa- war of a cure for consumption is average for the day was 82 degrees, as against nolntment about It." "uo on Amen," iue the Hon. John T. Calne, delegate to congress, the proprietor had made a luse ana placed cap in the cleaning tank. woman answered, "how Is I gwlne to get you 71 for the corresponding day of last year.

described bv the The New York Sun. was elected president of the convention, Ahnnt ihMv easei of sunstroke occured In murder of Joel Blake, his Drotner-in-iaw, near Union Star for a $100 check. Grable was executed by Charles Springer, who was mysteriously murdered behind a bar in a saloon in Kajaaa City last November. up a big lunerai wnen i aim got no money r- He made brief, but forcible speech, out "l.ork here, woman: II vouaon'i, 4. kwiuo New York and vicinity.

Of these six proved lining the work to be done. He said the to ba'nt you every night and all that knows 'Waiter, bring me a piece of round steak warmed on one side and raw on the other, some boiled potatoes with the convention was authorized by the people me and don't 'tend funeral." "Law, honey. don't talk dat wav." broke in an old colore who were the source of all political power. Dispatches to the associated press indicate that the hot wave Is general in the east. At Troy, N.

tne thermometer marked 96 in the shade, and nearly all the foundries were skins removed cut up in hot milk and They bad the constitutional right to assemble woman who had been moving uneasily from side to side. "Yas, woman, I'se gwlne to come Executed Despite His Protests. Hesderson, July Jim McElroy, colored, was hanged at noon to-day. He passed a sleepless night, and spent from 1 butter, a plate of radishes, green peas back nn this earth and ba'nt all youse nig Steel Mill Troubles Averted. PiTTSBCBa, June 30.

The protracted conference between the joint committee of the Amalgamated Iron and stell workers association and the manufacturers ended this afternoon In an amicable adjustment which averted the strike which threatened to paralyze Industries in all sections connected wilh. the two associations. At yesterday's session what was said to be the ultimatum of the iron and steel workers was submitted to the joint committee but today after thR modified scale had been presensed objec and petition for statehood, which would be the defining of Utah's rapid march to Industrial and political greatness. The constitution pprs what don't 'tend my burying." As he stewed in catchup, a plate of toasted obliged to shut down and a number of persons were prostrated. At Newark, N.

there was one fatal case of snnstroke. At Boston the mercury ranced from 90 to 93, and three delivered this sentence the old woman threw o'clock to 5 a. m. in prayers. At sunrise he partook of a light breakfast, after which the should be Droad aud liberal, not, section ai.

up her hands and fell backward in a fit. i wrsons died of sunstroke and a number of I 1 I and secure the rights of minorities, Previous obstacles to the administration of Utah should be faced frankly and with a view to meet the hirir that Utah wm lint In barmonv with brown bread, and a milk punch. Be sure and have the steak raw on one side, and chop it a little with the raw side up." This astounding order camo from a tall lady with a determined others are in a cnuuu cuumuuu. The Nation's Debt Decrease. sheriff entered his cell and read the death warrant Then the Rev.

E. M. Bottomly of the African M. E. church entered, and after an Washington, D.

July During the The Business World. the rest of the union. He expressed the con fiscal year just ended the principal ot the bond hour in prayer and conversation, baptized the doomed man. McElroy paid the closest at ed dent of the United States decreased 127, 4 i frnf. of I ORK, lUiy vmi.u.

loo, uuu I nnint. come remrts that real viction that Utah would shine with the brightest stars of the flag as a free and loyal state. The organization was perfected this evening ami a full set of officers elected, and the con 911,034, and the amount of the accrued but estate excitement has abated, though prices unpaid Interest on such debt decreased 1508, are maintained and large sums are being fill. The decrease In certificates of deposit tion was made on the part of the manufacturers to the roll turners' scale. This was one of the hitches last vear, and in view of the fact that the manufacturers had agreed to give a general advance ot 10 percent In wages the roll turners' scale was withdrawn.

The signatures of the members of the joint committee were then affixed and instead of the iron and steel mills controlled by the association being ciosed down to-morrow work will be vention adjourned till to-morrow, pending the anrjolntment of standing committees. In pended In building, say K. G. Dun Co. this amounted to 9,480,000 and In demand Botes and fractional currency to $7,438.

During tention and seemed deeply impressed, ne reasserted his oft-repeated story that he was innocent. The crime for which hewas convicted was the murder of William Mart a prominent and respected farmer of southwestern Kentucky. The captain and three seamen of the Briti-h bark Lady Douglas have been to death for murderiug a Malay sailor at sea. her ear. "She always eats that same dinner," said tho waiter to the reporter.

"She's got something the matter wilh hr lnngs, nnd thinks she's Btrack a cure for consumption. She sings in a choir Hp-town somewhere. week. It was estimated some weeas ago, terest in the movement is general and intense, as everybody feels that great importance attaches" to this new eHort lor statehood. from returns at New York, where the propor- the same period there was an increase of $69, 182 854 in irold and silver certificates, and at atlonof new buildings la five months has been 4.41 per cent to the assessed valuation An earnest endeavor Is being made by conservative Mormons to gafn the co-operation of increase of $40,949,854 to cash in the treasury, suowinir a net increase In the publia debt dur- of real estate, that the sum thus invested ail parties In the proceedings, the year ol SlUtf.fUf.ow,.