Daily Calamity Howler from Winfield, Kansas • 1

Mi Daily Calam ITY HOWLER, Published In I ho lnlerosL of Calamity -Jane. VOL. 1. WINFIKLI), COWLEY COUNTY, KANSAS, TIIUUDAY, OCTOIWR 1, 1891. NO.

4 WITH HULLS AND UKAM DUE TO A MISTAKE: A SUICIDTS FATE. GENERAL BOULANGER KILLS HIMSELF IN BRUSSELS, THREE KILLED AND MANY THE MISSOURI PACIFIC PASSES A DIVIDEND. Fatal Wreck Near Kent, Ohio, on the Erie Road Two Rapidly Mot-ing Tralm Collide Company's Statement. Tho Stock Then Drops 3 rer Cent A Sharp Decline In Corn and 1'rovl. lions Live Stock and Cash The Tomb of His Dead Mistress the Scene.

YESTERDAY'S BALL GAMES. National League. AT CLEVELAND. RUKi. HIT).

IBUOHt Cleveland 12 8 Chicago 5 10 7 Batteries Young and Boyle; Ganbert and Sobriver, AT MTTSBtTRO. RUSS. HITS, KKKOR9. 13 2 Cincinnati 3 6 2 BatteriesMaul and Mock; Rhines aud Harrington. at niiooiu.y.N.

RUNS. HITS. EKKOHS. Brooklyn Philadeipniu 9 2 Batteries Lovott and Kling; Klingand Brown. AT BOSTON, RUNS, HITS.

ERRORS. Boston 5 6 2 New Yot 3 7 1 Batteries Staley and Ganzel; Sullivan and BurrolL In the Oblivion of Departed Power Ho Seeks Death Onro the Most Popular of Prcmii lieu crnls An Exile. om oi, iw nu nuur, uoAng pneci were as follows: Wheat Muy, 1.03l; Sciitomhor, l)4e; October, December, 9lo. Corn January, 3Sc; May, mi'ihei September, 53e; October, year, 3Sc Oats-May, 8lc; Sep-temuer. ic bid October, 270.

Kansas City. BsassCity, Sept. slon men reported a very dull market for when today. The receipts were light, only mil cars. No.

2, hard wheat sold ut Xo. No. 4 hard, 71 to iuc; No 3 rod, 87 to 8Sc; No, 3 red, 82 to 83c; No. 4 rod, 75 to He. Receipts of corn were only (1 cars, Tho mirkot was dull but very strong.

No, a mixed corn sold at 60e 'October, 44c bid, 45je asked; year, 85c bid, 37Ji asked; No. 8 corn, 48c; No. 8 while corn, 52c; No. 8 white corn, 49o. Oiitf wore steady but the demand was slack.

Receipts were 85 cars. No. 2 mised sold at2tfo to26)jfo; No. 8, 85 to 26c; No. 2 white oats, 37c; No.

8 wblte 28o. Rye strong at 78o for No, 2. No. 3, 74c. Receipts ware 8 cars.

Flaxseed, S2e on the basis of pure. Receipts, 8 cars Bran, 511c in 1001b sacks. Receipts 2 cars. Castor beans, $1.55. Hay steady.

Receipts were 15 cars. Quotations are: Timothy) $8.00 per ton; fancy prairie, II); goodjo choice, $5.00 to low grades, The Chicago Csh CiiifAoo, Sept. 80. Closing cash prices priet to-day were as follows: Wheat-No, 2 spring, 95c; No. 2 red, 95c.

Corn-No. 2, Mc; No. 8, Slc; No. 2 yellow corn, 53 c. Oats No.

2, 26c. Timothy $1.11.1.17. Pork $9 87J. Steam A Remirlcable Career of Love. War and Political Ambition Mis Sucldon Klse to Fame.

New York, Sept. SO. -The Erie railway company gives out the following statement concerning tho wreck near Kent, this morning: Tho third section of train No. 88, west bound freight train, collided between Kent and Ravenna, this morning with the sixth section of train No. 4, an east-bound passonger train with members of the Olin famfly en route to Bennington, Vt, killing the roud foreman of engines, W.

H. Maxwell, and the fireman of tho freight train and injuring thirteen passongors, oue of whon an elderly lady, has died. We are unable to give names of tho injured parties or further particulars of tho acoideut, on account of telegraph wires having been knocked down. As far as ascertained, the freight train had orders to wait on tho siding until the passenger trains had passed, and the freight crew apparently overlooked the last train, or miscounted the number and pul led out on the main track. uio representation lor tho Boudlogono anJ the Nord.

Here ho was returned by 59,5 Jtl votes to 35,750 polled by the opportunist candidate, in the Nord, his triumph was still more remarkable, the number of votes polled for him being 172,528 against 75.9J1 for M. Foucart, and 9,647 for M. Morea. This was on April 15, 1889. Ml Popularity Wane.

Subsequently his popularity waned for a time. The general's appearance In the chamber of deputies In July, 1SSS, to demand a dissolution of the chamber gave rise to a scene. M. Floquet made a vigorous attack upon tho general, and in Hie ullercation botweon thorn Gouoral Bou-langor exclaimed I "You will see This to demand satisfaction, aud on July 13 a duel was fought between them with the result that tl. leral received a deep wound in tho thru.f After his recovery ho appealed a candidate at both elections in Paris, at the Nord, tho Somma, and Charent Infernl and was returned by largo majorities.

The patriotic league of which ho was tho head, was subsequently suppressed and the general was tried on the charge of having, while minister, appropriated pouuds of public money for purposes of his own propaganda. Ho was found guilty. To avoid arrest, he lied, first to Belgium, then to London, where he arrived April 24. The general was electtd at the general election (September) for Monacra, by a small majority, over M. Jeffrin, but the election was annulled.

Tho general then retired to the island of Jersey and later removed to Brussels. Madame De Bonnemain, the general's mistress, upon whoso tomb he bequeathed his last, died in Brussels on July 16, 1891, after having accompanied General Bou-langcr in all his wanderings. She devoted an inherited fortune of $1,600,000 to the furtherance of the general's political fortunes. Tho romantic part of the career of General Bolanger is his political career. A3 his character Is now understood It is one of tho strangest things in history that such a man could have endangered the peace of a great nation.

His political life shows in a marked way what a womau's money can do when it is boldly used. His military career, even if not brilliant, was at least honorable. He had risen to high command in the army and as a minister of war he was one of the best the republic ever had. Brussels, Sept. 80.

General Boulunger to-day committed suicide on the tomb of Mine. Bonneinain, his late mistress, who recently died in this city. Boulunger stood alone by the grave of his mistress for somo time, appearing to be deeply affected by sorrowful recolleo-tions. An attendant, who had respectfully remained at some distance, suddenly heard a sharp report. Hastening to tho spot, he found Boulanger lying dead upon the American Association.

AT rilll.ADEM'IlIA. Rl'NS HITS ERRORS Athletics 0 4 0 Boston 5 7 2 Batteries Chamberlain and Cross Had dock and Murphy. AT MILWAUKEE. RUN'S. HITS.

ERRORS Mllwaukoe ...10 11 2 Louisville 4 7 4 Batteries Davies and Vaugham; Mea. kin aud Cahill. Wall Street. Nkw Yoiik, Sept. The opening of the stock market this moniiuj showed little of tho weakness of yesterday at the close.

First prices wero in almost all coses from to Yi per cent, better than last night's figures. Further slight improvement was niado in the early trading, but a smart attack was again niado in the list und Missouri Pacific dropped quickly from 63 to at which flguro it hud opened, being one of tho exceptions to the rule. The rest of tho activo stocks lost large fractious, Erie and Atchison declining Northern Pacific and others smaller amounts. Hocking Valley was the strong point in the list, holding its early advance, while New England after a drop of "i failed to recover. A generally firm tone prevailed lato in the hour, but improvement was slow.

The movement of tho market did not im-provo the situation much us regards tho uncertainty strongly manifested in the last few days. Further receipts and shipments of gold from Europe were announced and in connection with reported light drains of money to the interior helped to quiet the talk of a money stringency, which has proved a poor weapon of the bears. The result of the Missouri Pacific directors' meeting was awaited with interest on the slight chance of something happening to modify the iffoet of Mr. Gould's utterances. The market maintained a firm front until the announcement after noon that the Union Pacific dividend would be passed when there was a weakening all over the list Missouri Pacific dropped in a very short time from 63 to The following are the closing prices: SEEKING A CONFESSION.

Standing of the CIuIm, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. SATIO.IAI. W. li. PC W.

PC Boston 69 89 fct. Louie. ...83 Haiti 68 61 .527 .69 6:1 rhioago Boston 83 New York. ..70 CleTdlHii.l...6l ..57 Cincinnati. .51 Mi .624 .551 JW8 .452 .485 .420 62 13 .4 61 74 .452 Louiaville ..53 80 .898 Washington 42 81 .826 REFUSED A PASSPORT.

A Naturalized Chinaman Ignored by the A Scheme to Get Kx. Treasurer to Turn Stale's Evidence. New York, Sept 30. A special from Philadelphia says it was learned on good authority last night that in connection with the attempt of Governor Pattison to force the auditor general and state treasurer out of office a big scheme is on foot to get Bardsley to turn state's evidence and tell all he knows at the extra session of the senate, which has been called to try the two officials. The pardon board consists of two Republicans and two Democrats, and the Democrats think that If they can get Bardsley to unseal his lips they can commute at least a portiou of his sentence.

Several conferences have already been had with Bardsley in the penitentiary. Kaitnas Sugar. ITort Scott, Sept 30. During the month of Soptember the output of sorghum sugar reported by the local inspectors to the government laboratory In this State Depu'tment. New York, Sept.

80 Wong Chin Foo is Flax, Kye aud Cistor Beam CL-5-auo, Sept. 30. Closing prices- Rye, casli, ic; September, 8lc; October, 88c. Flaxsoed, No. 1 cash, 94c; September, 94c.

Barky, September, (Wc, St, Louis, Sept. 81. Flaxseed, 86c. Castor beans, $1.60, Rye, 80c. Wheat and Corn in Liverpool.

Liverpool, Sept. 80. Wheat Hold ers offer sparingly. Prices unchanged. Kansas winter, 7s, lljd.

No. 3 spring, 8s, lld. Flour Holders offer moderately; prices unchanged. Corn-Holders offer moderately. October, 5s, 6d; November, 5s, 6d; December, 5s, LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

the only Chinese newspaper man in this country. He "has made his pile" at re Atchison 48'N. American C. B. BtlUoadiug C.

C. St. I'J'ilN. porting little occurrences in the Chinese quarter of New York, such as Chinese christenings, weddings, opium-joint raids. D.

L. HOW Kock 829-. '7i and he wants to "do" Europe. But Lake Shore 12,: St. L.

TU'Uuiou Pacific M. K. 27 I Wabash mi Mo. 60 iW. Union 8J Wong can't get a passport, and so has decided to postpone his trip.

Commissioner Shields told Wong Chin Foo to-day that "under instructions from the state department uo; Chinaman is entitled to a passport," and that anoorinirly Vong can't have one. Manitoba 109' Chicago Manhattan Trust lv J. 1 VM Sugar city. 1Canvs Cm-, Sopt. 80.

Cattle Re- N. Oil. vys ir dull a I steady. ar.ai-'pm silver 11. which includes tho works at nearly puuau.

ir. tho sugar so far reported contains sucrose A LA JESSE JAMES. A Lone Kobber Oon Through an Express Car and liifles the Safe. ou'Uii features that go with such events in the west took place this morning on the Central Hudson railway train between Albany and Little jmio, wa. jn your ormanv The following are representative saios: DRHS8ED I1EEP AND 8HIPP1XO STEERS.

averaging 93 per cent, aud is therefore entitled to the bounty of 2 cents per pound NO. 1 20 Prloa. 4 60 8 50 No. Wt. 19..,..

.1,526 18. ,..,.1,341 Wt. Price. 1,389 4 80 1,418 4 40 1,3 )0 8 75 Tis Falls. It happened about 1 o'clock on years old, has lived in the United States since he was 14 and that he was naturalized in the circuit court at Grand Rapids, in 1874, having abjured all allegiance to any other government on earth, and that his right to vote in any election has never been questioned since his awarded by the general government.

It is now a well settled fact that the sorghum sugar output of the season will reach 8,000,000 pounds. train No. 81, an express train of six cars COWS AND HEIFERS, GENERAL HOULANGER. ground with a revolver in his right hand. A hasty examination of the body showed that he had placed tlio weapon to his richt.

car uo Ueeu has caused intense excitement among tho followers of the dead geueral both here and in 1-nris. It is known that Boulanger's position, both financial ar.d political, had been getting blacker and blacker of late. Ae had no hope for the futuio and his remaining friends became as cold as they had been warm when it was seen that the once famous soldier was no longer necessary to the welfare of France. Of these things he was conscious and they preyed upon his mind. To this is to bo added the morbid love, or infatuatiou, which ho felt for the late Mmo.

Do Bonncniain, his mistress. which left New York at 8:40 last night for Chicago. .1,155 At the hour named B. A. Moore, a trusted lessonger of tho express company, who Eunuona Blaine's New Job.

Baltimore, Sept. 80. President AVall Street Notes. Sterling exchange was steady at 4.84. Money on call in New York was easy today at 53 per cent.

Local bank clearings for the month ending were $41,627,010, ugainst iu September 1890, an increase of 12,330,194, 5.9 per cent. United States i per cent bonds advanced per cent to-day, the registered to 116 and the coupons to 117. Tho 3 per cents are quoted at 99. Half a million dollars in gold was withdrawn from tho bunk of England to-day for shipment to the United States. In addition, the bank sold million dollars of American eagles for shipment.

961 946 ,.1,030 990 1,027 729 736 HOLD YOUR WHEAT. has been in its employ fifteen years, suddenly realized that a stranger stood over 2 25 2 10 2 00 2 00 1 80 1 80 1 65 1 50 1 50 1 35 45 1,004 li .1,074 14.. 1,014 11 893 3 1,118 21 10 998 15 814 4 1,190 25 88i 1 8)0 21. 24. 14.

21. 6. 3 25 2 20 2 00 2 00 2 09 1 80 1 80 1 50 1 50 1 50 1 00 him with two revolvers pointed at his head and demanded tho surrender of his revolver and the key to the safe. The 24. 783 24SwMo 783 Mayer of tho Baltimore and Ohio railway to-day caused the Issuanoe of the following circular: "Mr.

Emmons Blulno is appointed general agont for this company at Chicago and tho northwest to take effort October 1, 1891. He will be the authorized representative of the executive department of the company and will report directly to the president. His office will be robber's only words to Moore were: "It's money I'm after, you we're coming into Utica." Moore was taken wholly by Farmers Ajralu Advised to Wiflt for Higher Prloes. St. Paul, Sept.80.

Through the office of the Minnesota Alliance newspaper, The State, tbo third of the "hold-your wheat" circulars was issued yesterday, but is not intended for general circulation until Friday. Editor Miller makes the sensational charge that the elevators have not the wheat they pretend to have, and are Issuing fraudulent receipts. If true, this charge is oue of extreme gravity. 2 25 2 20 1 50 surprise, and as the robber had taken his revolver, had to give up the key of the in the Rookery building, Chicago." safe. TLXAS AND IN'PIAX STEERS.

,.1,135 3 50 17 1,063 823 3 80 48 1,151 ,.1,153 9J 6 781 870 8 00 TEXAS ASn.INDlAN COWS. 7-7 1 75 I 18 780 718 1 85 I BTOCKEKS AND FREDER9. Tho robber then opeuod the safe, took 1 50 Deed, Not Words. London, Oct. 1.

An identical note has Kansas City lSunk Clearings, Kansas Citv, Sopt. SX The Kansas City bank clearings for the week thus far and for the corresponding time last yeararo as follows: out all the monoy It contaitied and jumped off the train, having first given a signal to 40.. 89., 47 17. 11, 24. 24.

36. 84. 15. 10, the engineer to slow down. When he was ready to jump he gave another signal for the train to go ahead and then jumped from the train.

Tho robber was loo. 1S0O. $1.81,847 1.4r7.475 $3511,700 9. 17. 14.

16. 22. P.ct 19.1 8.3 9 .1,304 .1,169 .1,106 938 620 .1,133 .1,234 .1,129 .1,180 708 1MH. Monday Tnendav Mollis b8en issued by Englaud and Germany in response to the note issued by tho Chinese government, In which the Pekln authorities promised to protect the lives and property of foreigners in China. In this aote England and Germany state that only the evidence of accomplished facts will General routineer's Career.

George Ernest Jcnu Mario Boulanger, French ex-minister of war, was born at Kennes in His descent on the maternal side v. as Welch. In 1855 Boulanger entered the military college of St. Cyr, and was made sub-lieutenant in 1857. He was under Marshal Halanou in the Kabylo campaign.

He also took part in tho French-Italian war aud was wounded in the battle of Turbigo. In 18GJ he obtained his full lieutenancy and two years later was promoted to a captaincy, having in the interim seen service in Cochin China. Just before the war of 1S70 he became major. He was with Bazaine at Motz, but by some means escaped the fate of Buznine's army and made Ms way back to Paris. Ho was then promoted to a lieutenant-colonelcy by tho government of national defence and fought at Cunmpiguy November -0 to December 2.

l.iiM,Z.-i8 111,074 825 810 300 2 80 2 50 200 150 Carl Schurz for Congress. New York, Sept 30 The latest political sensation is the announcement that tho Tammany leaders have under consideration a suggestion to nominate Carl Schurz for congress in the Twelfth district to succeed Roswell P. Flower. masked and Moore -was unable to give any accurate description of him. 3 50 8 25 3 10 2 9J 2 70 in 6 0J 2 00 2 50 6 0J 2 00 Decrease.

Tho exact amount of money taken is not THE CHAIN MAKKETS. 47 calves I 1 1,859 1 bull 1,630 1 1,450 1 bull 1,299 known, but from the nature of the package the express company says it is less than $1,000. Messenger Moore says when the robber secured his revolver ho fired three CONDENSED DISPATCHES. times, none of the bullets hitting Mooro, however. CLEVELAND THE FAVORITE.

After the suppression of the commune Boulanger's newly attained promotion Tremendous Enthuilaim In the Convention Democratic Clubs. Pitt -burg, Sept. 30. When Vice-Presi was quashed by the grade revision committee but was restored to him in 1874. In 1880 he became brigadier general.

Be dent William J. Brenan called tho state Chicago. Chicago, Sept. 3). vVheat was dull today and prices within a narrow range.

December opened at 9Se, but was unable to cross this price. This was helped greatly by tho big inoi'dase in available stock as reported by Bradstroot's, which on both coasts amounted to 2,9:5,090 bu. Receipts at Minneapolis wore 46i cars and at Duluth 413 cars. Receipts here were 148 cars of winter aud 117 cars of spring. Shipments were 7 bu.

Corn was activo and tho attendance in tho pit largor than that in wheat. The receipts wero only 123 cars, or nearly 75 cars less than expected. Provisions worj dull, weaker and lower. There was no life to tho market and the tendency was lower. As the day wore on prices declined steadily and there was no rally.

October pork closed at $9.87, or about 30c lower than yesterday. Lard declined 70o and ribs 20o. Chicago, Sept. The following ie the range of prices for active futures. satisfy the powers.

Foreign Gold Coining. Washington-, Oct 1. The director of too mint lc that large deposits of for-oign gold nix now being received at the United States assay office in New York, amounting yesterday to $050,000. This is but a fraction of the gold which is being shipped to this country, as the bulk of the shipments consist of our own gold coin sent back. Chili Docs Not Want Trouble.

New York, Scpt.30,-The Herald's Valparaiso dispatch this morning says it is not generally believed there that the evidence of ill feeling toward Amoricaus will be kept up. People whoso opinions ought to have weight say that they havo no de-sir to get into any trouble with our government. Shot tils Brothcr-ln-Law. Nevada, Sept. 80.

G. M. Jones, a merchant at Little Osage, this county, st-ot and wounded George Hallctt, his brother-in-law, late last night. Tho trouble grew out of Jones refusing to loan Ha) let money. No arrests, ing appointed to the command of the army of occupation at Tunis, General Boulanger had a disagreement with M.

Cambeon, tho resident geueral, and was recalled. He Hogs Receipts, 10,257 head; shipped yesterday, 2,009 head. Good hogs wen steady, common weak to lower. The following are representative salesi i.Av. wt.

Price No. A v. Wt.Prlce No. Ar. WLPrloj.

833 493 01 281 480 56 280 4 75 97 235 4 70 76 259 4 70 5 3 289 4 70 68 243 465 6 830 4 65 88 240 4 00 52 244 4 60 70 230 4 55 59 226 4 50 67 244 4 50 64 215 .450 06 221 450 87 233 4 40 60 211 4 40 78 212 4 40 56 239 40 65 246 4 40 96 208 4 87 81 285 435 63 224 4 85 24 205 4 35 rl 100 4 35 22 224 4 30 17 203 430 66 183 430 93 218 4 31 86 193 430 77 196 4 27 66 214 4 25 73 217 4 25 78 198 4 25 75 197 4 25 68 192 4 25 40 206 4 25 101 167 420 55 207 4 20 80 184 4 20 48 205 415 74 182 4 15 43 198 412 21 211 41280 191 410 76 199 410 78 187 41" 25 193 4 05 16J 400 83 182 400 84 15a 8 9J 10 124 3 90 14 183 3 85 4 240 3 80 90 109 8 80 29 146 8 60 9 144 8 6a 16 172 8 50 81 141 3 35 Sheep Receipts, 877 head; no shipments yesterday. The market was steady with good sheep In fair demand. The following are representative sales: No. Wt. Price.

No. Wt. Price. then held the war office appointment of director of the infantry division and be Moberly, is threatened with water famine. JohnGirockof Shamokin, confessed to three murders just before he died.

Miss Cora Zink of Terrell, Texas, committed suicide because of unrequited love. John Harbin, under sentence of death in Butler county, has been respited until Nov. 20. The clerks of the intorior department have been notified that they must not apply for promotion. A large herd of cattle driven in from the Texas Panhandle are dying of coast fever at Optina, Ok.

Wholsale discharges of ticket agents on the Lake Shore has created excitement in railroad circles. All the states in Brazil have agreed to appoint commissioners and send exhibits to the World's fair. The roof was blown off the Presbyterian church at Indianapolis and William Mink-ver was crushed to death. The Kentucky savings bank of Louisvuit, the fourth bank that has failed inside of six months, has closed its doors. Charles V.

McGaw is in jail at Louisville on the charge of bigamy. So far four came minister of war in 1SS6. Minister of War. It was as a minister of war that Boulan convention of Democratic clubs to order in the old city hall at 11 o'clock this morning thoro wero over delegates in their seats, representing 150 clubs in forty-five counties. Mr.

Brennan after a brief address introduced J. J. Miller of Pittsburg, who welcomed the delegates in a hearty manner. He referred to ex-President Cleveland, Governor Pattlson, Governor Campbell, Governor Hill and Squator Gorman as good material from which to select a Presidential candidate next year. The mention of Mr.

Cleveland's name created intense enthusiasm. A. V. Dively of Altoona was elected temporary chairman. Committees were then appointed and a recess was taken, MISSOURI PACIFIC DEFICIT.

gor achieved bis great success and mounted to the toumost wave of popularity. Ho seemed to have executive ability of a high order and devoted himself, heart and soul, I losing lliiih'st fc'cpt. 30. Lowest to bettering the army of the French. He was active and energetic.

Ho labored to to-day. make the service more pleasant to the men. and at the samo time more efficient, There were many causes of discontent 4 60 I 125 Col. ..98 4 35 97! 210 79 8 50 870 .97 4 which, by his efforts, were removed. Harronrt Threatened Wltb Blindness.

98 1 Ulj f.H'f 97 'a' I li 43V At first many people had been filled with London-, Sept. 3il. Piccadilly, a society paper, says that Sir William Vernon Har- The Road Hasn't Mde Enough Money distrust at a man like Boulanger, a radical, Live Stock Kotej. Paokors bought 6,904 hogs yesterday. 514' 423 to lny Expenses.

being given the control of the army. But the enertrv and practical sense he dis 9.W 97? 104 44 43 27 81 10 15 wives have turned up wno nave never been divorced from him. Armour bought 1,803, Kingan 724, Fowlor 1 ,692, Dold 1,518 and Swift 1,867. Shippers New York, Sept 30. Following is the Missouri Pacifio statement for the past uino months, September estimated Gross played, and the enthusiasm he awakened in the army soon gained the good will of all bought 1.641.

Nelson Oleson, a well-to-do farmer ot Monette, committed suicide by hang earnings, 120; operating expenses, but the Fernsts. BOX; Wheat Sept Dec May Cons' Oct Year May Oats Sept Oct May Pohk Oct Deo Jan Lard Oct Jan, Ries Sept Oct Jan ing from a rafter in his barn. Domestic 2 9 Dressed beef men bought 2,053 cattle yesterday. Armour bought 8S9, Fowler 24, Dold 143, Phoenix Packing company And so it is not to bo wondered at that neat earnings, mis 27 M'i 10 10 10 40 12 65 9 S7J4 cellaneous income, total 10 12 471. Payments of interest, when M.

do Freycinet resigned and was succeeded by M. Goblet (December, 1886), the general retained his portfolio, but on 12 40 12 40 taxes, rentals, $104,761 sundry 23S, Swift 1,264 and local shippers 44. Receipts at the yards since January 1 aggregate 839,680 cattle, 57,239 calves, 1.T03,-509 hog3 and 288,167 sheep. Compared with the same time last year these figures amounts refunding mortgage the fall of Goblet, Boulanger did not ap bonds, total, deficit, pear in the cabinet of M. Kouvier.

7) 6 on. 6 67', 6 90 67 6 90 10 b7 12 70 6 75 6 75 6 97 0 80 6 90 6 57 $59,933. The Iron Mountain road shows additional deficit sufficient to make a total show a deorease of 217,873 cattle, 618 His retiromeut created an uproar. The radical populace of Paris had become excited over the proposed exclusion of the popular general, and the new ministry was deficit of $070,678. calves, 817,888 hogs and 183,913 sheep.

court's eyesight is lulling, bir vunam recently visited an oculist at Wiesbaden, but obtained relief, aud blindness is now feared. A Canadian IU. P. Expelled. Ottawa, Out, Sept 8.1.

Thomas Mc-Grccvy, a member of parliament for Quebec, west was unanimously expelled from that body yesterday, having been found of contempt of the authority of the house. South Dakota Republicans. Aberdeen, S. Sept 80. Tho Republican state convention met hero yesterday and nominated Col.

John L. Jolly for congressman to fill tho term made vacant by tho death of Congressman G.imblo. To Marry Colonel Anthony's Daughter. Lkavbnworth, Sept 31. Tho wed ling of Miss Maud Anthony, daughter of Colonel D.

R. Anthony, an.l Lieutonaut L. Koehler is as ouo ot the sjcia1 events of the next-few There were 91 cars of cattle consigned 6 9) II 60 6 fio 6 45 tt 67' 6 45 to Chicago yesterday of which the Santa called a "Ucrruan cabinet." Fe took 34, the Wabash 24, the Milwaukee Soon after this the general was dis trouble and general despondency caused the act Mrs. Thomas Bomberger of Lebannon, while trying to rescue her 4-year-old son from under an electric car, was run over and instantly killed. The child was fatally injured.

James Anderson Riley, aged 64 years, Jicd at Tayetta, Idaho. He confessed on his deathbed that he was the original James Anderson of the Jesse James gaug of outlaws. At Uvalde, Texas, Judge Thomas Paschel refused tn grant final naturalization papers to R. V. Sauer because he was a socialist and a believer in the teachings of llerr Most Dr.

Joseph Jenkcs, rector of St Paul's Episcopal church in Indianapolis, has resigned on request of his congregation, which objocted to his conviction that tU end of the world Is 15, the Chicago Alton 14, and the Burt lngtoa 4. The Missouri Pacific shipped 9 'cars of horses for Archie and 1 car of horses The directors of the company held their meeting at noon to-day and decided that as no dividend had been earned none would be paid. A Democratic Paper for Olathe. Oi.athk, Sept. 'to.

The Democrats of Johnson county will soon have an organ again. Thomas P. Fulton of Washington, an experienced- newspaper man, will be editor and proprietor. To-morrow the first issue will appear. The paper will called the Olathe Weekly.

for Blackwater, yesterday, the Santa Fe 2 cars of hogs for Baltimore the Chicago Receipts at Chicago to-day Wheat, 265 cars; corn, 123; oats, 188 cars. Estimated receipts to-morrow Wheat, 265 cars; corn, 15J cars; oats, 28) cars. SU I.ouls. St. Loi-is, Sept.

80. Wheat receipts, 99,8 18 bu sama date last year bu; corn. 0) bu; same date last year 20,250 bu: oat 30,575 bu; same date last year 22,000 bu; flour. 4,835 bbls; ship, ments wheat, 12! bu: corn, 9,648 bui Alton, 2 cars of hogs for Chicago 6 patched to Clermont-Ferrand, to taltecoin-inan of an army corps, receiving a great ovation at Paris on his departure. As a matter of course Boulanger was not indifferent to the furor he had created.

He encouraged and counived at it. The government having decided in March, 1SSS to cashier the general by placing him on the retired list, he inaugurated a vigorous campaign against the ministry. Vacancies shortly afterward occurred it cars ot hogs for Buffalo; the Wabash, 8 cars of cattlo for Peoria, 5 cars of cattle for Cincinnati, and 8 cars of cattle for St, Louis; the Burlington, 6 cars of hogs fot Boston; the Milwaukee. 4 cars of cattle.