Cedar Rapids Evening Gazette, The (Newspaper) - June 15, 1887, Cedar Rapids, Iowa of The Gazette is tlie Place to Make known your wants EVERYBODY Reads The WANT COLUMN VOL 135 RAPIDS IOWA WEDNESDAY JUNE 15 PRICE 3 CENTS NEAT NOBBY AND NICE They and c Ail tho latest styles and best dualities sold elsewhere from to Come and see for you will find them just as we say of nnd and to up a We Handl Only Goods New Goods Received Daily at THE GOLDEN EAGLE ONE-PRICE Corner First Avenue and Second Street OR THREE FOR 25 PALACE DRUG STORE BUSTED Kershaw Co and a Large Number of Firms Suspended In Chicago Wheat Panic Wheat Dropped to Seventy tense ness Matters Crime General Home and For- eign News Wheel June edition of an early paper sayfi the indications are now that will pull through nnd that a big that wore will be averted Joe Wiltshire of the head and front of thu wheat clique with a number of friends is in town with n pot of money to back It is that tho Cincinnati crowd will insist before putting shaw's trades be reinstated This to do himself if hu chooses Kershaw Paid just before opening of tho board this morning will pay my differences today and o tho Wiltshire said has the money and will no through all right There was an enormous crowd on the and iu the galleries of i In- buard of trade long tore the opening hour this when bell at a rour went up and the day's session began The first Miles of wheat for June and for J uly which was an advance of and 8 respectively Soon after opening dent Wright announced the suspension of tirms J H B J McCary S C and Pickering A Co The suspension of these firms did not cause any excitement as they were iu no way with tho clique At ten o'clock the was Juno and fur July A M Four more just been an- on tirms T B balding Co i Co Hibbard t Co and M B Crafts Balding t Jo 10 be even on market The of Crosby i Co surprise as both came ly i- Co claim to be Inly wheat dropped to iV Co brokers mid members of tin New York anil cago stock exchanges have ailed The tirm was caught in the and pushed to l lie wall So nf their condition i obtainable was until president of the gu stock exchange Uis failure was a great surprise A M iu regard to Co seems to huve been well and the linn is apparently nil claims The minor puts the it their command at a 1 million dollars The bears are steadily however and prices in o'clock have declined At July wheat was from there it dropped tn down to then to 711 vc and up an lo a ami nt 1 it was options selling I at remaining at at 11 a in July Advanced again and at H a m at II A n The Ins raid by the bears has hnd a dis- quieting on the and there i- a renewal ol nervous excitement and ot and early ing Ii probably by the rumor that iCo would margin their wheat down to cunts only At tin pit was as any ordinary day The bears made another raid on July wheat and it sold down by jumps to u to 78 CEDAK RAPIDS IOA iso SECOND STREET EL mw THE Corner First Avenue and Fourth Street CEDAR RAPIDS IOWA Having purchased this popular honse which h xs already established a reputation as the best Hotel in Manas ST GREENE BROS Proprietors Corner First Avenue and Third Street One block from Union Depot Cedar Rapids Headquarters for Commercial Travelers Best Sample Rooms in thB city First class in every particular Table unsurpassed Rates and per day FLOWER CHASE Proprietors then up and back again to The is more all with ex- and uncertainty Members who had fought other pits during the calm have again returned to the wheat pit A M Liberal orders to buy wheat are corning in from peints tho market i- July sold up to 74 anil i- now quoted at with a stronger J M Tho suspension of S M and J Cu been announced It i- utterly impossible tu gain naf ade of amount involved in the failure this morning S McCleary's is the and will reach ihan any other McCleary it i- snul war in the deal quito tint in the present unsettled state of even the members of thu have no idea how they stand Margins are j optn and trades unsettled and until ters arc adjusted it will be next to tell how any of tho firms stand in the pit increasing and the arf savagely the markets At a m July wheat was sent down to from there it dropped to then to S and then to and then to then to then in one jump to 71 Another drop of half u cent was recorded at two minutes past noon when tha ket touched then advanced in jumps 1 of half a cent to Til and 71 and then hack to 4 and at p m was j 71 for July and 71 for June j Kershaw i Co are officially posted as i having failed to go through tho clearing i This means their The of failure was to iV who account in the American Exchange National bank 1 i M closing Imll hour on change almost a complete subsidence of the intense which when July wheat broke to 70 Shortly afternoon the announcements that had failed to meet his clearing honro posted hut it seems to have little or no effect upon prices said he meet all claims against his linn if had money he thereby np a million dollars which rumor says he i had to credit Tin firms also failed to through the clearing house 8 D M C Crafts i Ce H N B J H J YoFt t o i Co and iCo the close of the i T K it Co announced that they were eveu on the market and requested I their trades should not be clotted ont i The closed with firmer the last hour July wheat between and the ttr figure the highest of the honr 3 r M minutes after the opening The ment that Korshaw 4 Co will be able to pay their has created intense July has reacted slightly be- at at D m a p the afternoon board Juno wheat between and 71 and closed at the lowest The July option fluctuated between and 72 closing at Corn nn Cms steady Cash for Jaly nnd for PorR unchanged Lard lower cash July August Vurk Market New York June interest in the produce exchange in torod iu the condition wheat market The market opened nervous with a slight nd over yesterday's close The way m which June wheat held showed that though the clique which run tho wheat deal was broke thero weie hollers to brace the market priced in N Y before Chicago yesterday were not nearly enough to make a material difference of twelve cents between the two the effect of the panic was not so able The report of the two in Chicago at 11 o'clock depressed tne ing of returning confidence June wheat was freely offered July and August Kales were lively The opinion generally prevails hare that Armour was at the head of tho deal The wheat market since last report has been very and excited June de- livery broke folly July followed willm decline of with a good deal of unloading Later months are off Speculative dealings while loss than roach iu the aggregate bushels Base At Chicago IU Indianapolis 1 Errors Chicago -t 7 Pitchers Clarkson and Morrison Umpire Pear co At Boston Washington 2 Errors Boston 0 Washington ers Couway and Gilmore land At New y Now York 4 adelphia Errors New York 4 4 At Detroit S Detroit 2 4 Twitchell and ASSOCIATION New York ville Errors Mays and Hecker pire At 2 4 Crowell and Scward At Baltimore St Louis 12 S St Louis 7 Kilray and Umpire Ur A of is dead John N of Chicago is dead Clinton has n second artesian well Crops -ire most favorable in yellow has struck Key hoodie case in Chicago i- drawing to a Fowler a turner was arrested lod A lynched ill for a lady A can of glycerine burst at N Y killing Lcm Hart weather wimis temperature H was given 12 yearn for shooting his wife nt Vienna Tom Connor defeated Lewis at Pittsburgh in a wrestling match A ten girl was murdered at La Her body was found in a well Parties at Lincoln arc after Phil Armour to build a packing house there William A Rhodes won the one hundred mile wheel race nt ana A large number f horses from the City of Mexico will take part in the Chicago ract inlay Law St Louis Mo June have been made here for tha putting into effect the Sunday law RB provided for by the legislature lust winter this law all saloons beer gardens billiard rooms shooting and blowing theatres and base ball parks must close The chief of police has boen instructed to rig enforce the law The in- terest has held two or three meetings and have decided to close next Sunday in the city except Schneider's Garden which will be kept open in order to test the constitutionality of the law o Tut Toledo June cises passed off pleasantly here today there being six graduates four in the scientific and two in the classical course The Kim was as Music prayer Lucem Daisy prime Factor of Civilization Myrtle The Autonomy of Man 0 L Irish Emancipation nie K Whitteu The Divinity Within Mary E The Tertiam Quid of Philosophy Jesse A Rankle Conferring Benediction A large audience attended Matters to THE The Creston district agricultural fair meets August to September 2 Atlantic Creston base ball here day and tomorrow Doctor shot to tho Keokuk June Dr Albert D Leeth was shot iu the shoulder by Dr J II Beneler a brother physician as the result of a 1 Thu Belle Plaine Iowa June of the Houston Thompson Co In- Light Co Boston and Chicago is here plans of the city with a of making u proposal to light it Murder N J June is reported that Casper has been arrested on the charge of murdering an unknown girl found witn her throat cvt last March It is said that the was made day in a smalltown iu Illinois At the meeting of the Iowa Medical yesterday interesting papers were read by Drs Cutler tors and Wilson The of the associations and their wives at tho Grand at Dr Love of Springville was elected president Dr Lisbon vice president Dr M Ristine second vice president Dr G E Crawford secretary Dr A B Reed urer and Drs G K Skinner H P Carpenter censors DAILY MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH HY CO COMMISSION ROOM 3 O'HARA BLOCK tbo of for the In no or different 15 Wants Summer Clothing want it ami they want it i C Ion I UK PERFECTION in Fit Style and Make But they want to go to 1 pm a No 2 July August No luly JJ Inly Menu July hmt Inly Hupl Short Kill July F C OLMSTED'S I 6 i III 0 17 lor His Coxsackie N Y Jane Sidney A cashier of the National bank who tir years old if between and short in his accounts Car Loin Winter Corn by GUIS by Sup Whom Corn Outs an are at worx at Creston county fair will be held at Boons Sept Crop prospects Iowa are ter limn for years I he Salvation army will storm Atlantic DII the Ill and Waterloo is making i lions to organize a linse hall club Hull will orate at Grimes on the Fourth An held ai Sunday lire very numerous and some in vicinity of Burlington A load of passed Saturday en route for York The boys in blue are making Pre for a at Ft Madison on the broke into a tailoring nt Clinton Saturday night and touk Koods valued at to The of Supervisors of are the the new court house at with electricity Bradley of Davenport was while iu with a brother man m the Mississippi river Sunday evening The second annual of the Iowa Sunday School Association will convene nt DCS on the to in session three days To fine tbe greatest Stacks of Thin Suits Thin Coats and Vests Thin Underwear Also every Braid nuJ of Hats at F C So don't rush or get rushed but come to Headquarters for Goods noil tl 11 II Active I ii di Flux on truck Young men bathing and The board of supervisors of Harrison persons were drowned in Michigan have ordered a vote to bo taken at the election on the question of relocating the county seat irand Lodge of the United order of Druids will meet in session at Creston June 14 and con- in session several days Articles of incorporation havo been filed man was Ky Hunday ing Richard Workman a found dead near dered Kentucky wholesale have decided to restrict tho production of New The jury boi iu the Sharp case was filled today and the jury will be sworn in New York Juno The coffee market a natural tone and there is no excitement Hon Thomas of Davenport of died at Santa Mexico with thu secretary of stute by the Alaska creamery company of Alden county with a capital stock of A Kansas City train run into a section nt Bluffs Monday morning throwing him about thirty in the air i Singular lo say the man escaped The match game between the Light j of Burlington and Ft Madison i Saturday proved a for tha O Several occurred on the Hoard of Trade at this afternoon Attention Sir division of of Pythian will complete permanent organisation morrow Thursday at Cartle Hall The uniforms have arrived Bv W E WATTS Con KliznlM'lli Stuart The announcement made that a novel based on woman question was In- Stuart ha nu ion in a letter from Miss Phelps before There is not one uf truth in the statement Oi writing n novel I have not written u novel and I never in- tend lo write l woman novel I have had a very ill winter and have now completely lost the use of my which makes it if not impossible for me to answer all the letters from strangers that come to me It would be a to nie if tho fact illicit be made known that my illness makes it impossible fur me to to the numerous letters which I constantly receive from unknown friends and readers of my luniks This prevent some wounded feeling on the part of strangers who may misunderstand my silence Water Coolers and Filters Lemonade Tumblers Soda Tumblers Ale Tumblers Shakers Strainers Straws T Z COOK LAURANCE 42 First Avenue WHITNEY'S DRY GOODS Detroit parties have discharged i boys the score standing 33 tn 3 men who live iu Canada and were j in tho D 1 ho alumni of Coe college met in tno Xu Sinclair hull this and elected All the members were present with the exception of two The following were dent S W Slookey vice E Barber and Mary Reed secretary Anna treasurer Wilbur Owen tee ou affairs Miss Belle Stewart S W Stookey class of U Thornton of 85 Anna Adams class Mary Higley class of M Scherer agod forty was shot and killed by a companion ia ruw Pa Robert Porter a Chicago ern killed by the cars near Mich Mary Hill B student of Cornell at N Y fell sixty from a path and was killed Ren tf row Is why I II The cases of J C The farmer's institute Ontario declared in favur of froe trade with the United Status In the United States circuit j tho in the Bell cuse was today The mayor and prominent citizens of San Antonio Texas were arrested for dis- a meeting I The administration has settled the ka seal fishery question by everything tho British government de manded Queen Victoria in commemoration of her will grant amnesty to all military and naval prisoners convicted of minor offenses A floater found In tho river near Indiana Saturday It was Patrick 33 years old of ville It is believed he was murdered At Norfolk North Carolina n killed by his school teacher for hitting h m with a ball The teacher was a Methodist minister named Pittard He boy to death Iron A colored lady at Atlanta Georgia has j Philadelphia and Reading fallen heir to half a million dollars by tha i is having built at shops 100 iron tubular cars These are said pry and J F and F G Hervey VB John ou trial today The of tan company were introduced in evidence was the firet placed on the stand mid at the nine of to had not finished the testimony at No 10 Second avenue does the of painting frescoing and dec- You will study own inter- terest by him before having work done Doll to Mine show in -in Victoria's first doll first first and other the also a piece f her cake But the fails to state whether they are madi ol or not line is weary months to a 11 a il if not is either It Six Day Sale OF nrt The I I I lib an nill uf in iii tbe When in tli ii is mi m In Ihc in the ladi iv innovations n what t Vor ami him known torly ti the to uf Mt it is ih.it II Ii ill White Goods Wash Dress Goods Laces and A Co that they nrt the present ket of prices of June wheat bnt are all tied up If the market holds firm they claim they will bo able to poll through J S Edwards it Co announce they nro even on the market bnt will not be able to put up excessive margins Tho day closes with the prevailing ing that the worst ip now over wheat opened at jumped to to ad- to within five will of Dickinson colored who be- came rich from the plantation he tmed to be a slave President Cable from the director trip over he Hick Island Pacific reports corn in all sections of the in a more condition than it has ever been at this season of the year Tha revolution which broke ont in the Province of in Re- public has been suppressed with a loss of 400 lives The dispatch also states that the governor of the province and hU have boon taken prisoner A Plot London June dynamite plot to be carried out during the celebration of the jubilee ban been The police are reticent One of the workmen on tho gravel train below tha city sunstroke today Tho patrol wagon carried him home are said to less than the wooden cars of the same to have a carrying capacity of Orleans SOME GEOGRAPHICAL Gordon likened an African to a forest of hooks relieved by an occasional patch of penknives The mountain in the world is said to be Hercules in New Guinea ing to of The Indian river in Florida is called tho in the world A straight line can be drawn through seventy-five miles of it without touching snore The name says floating was given to the source of the by Schoolcraft who coined it for tlie occasion from tho Latin veritas the source Tnw is ingenious but Mr was too a Lwin scholar to bava made aa out the f ill ll shall a n the AII John Conrad in hb possession n German which was printed in the being SCo years old It is Hi indies lung 10 inches deep and C inches thick and from fourteen to sixteen pounds It also has a register of the Conrad family for 200 years Its binding is made of sable leather and lined with wood and bolted together It in a ably good state of Orleans Aside from his work as a news gatherer and political spectator Perley Poore earned the gratitude of every writer in the land through the great number of works which he published He taught tlie teachers men The book of Webster in the proof rooms and the man- and directories of Perley Poore in the editorial rooms have been for the last quarter of a century the volumes most often open to consultation If a yonng man write a book nowadays of which copies are distributed the papers begin drafting his grandfather's history but copies of Major Poore's Life of General Taylor were sold over thirty years Herald And throughout the week we shall offer at New York PRICKS our splendid stock of India Mulls Organdies ty White Goods Fine Lawns Crinkles Seersuckers and French Colored Goods Also Flounces and Skirtings in white and Baige Embroidery and Chantilly Spanish ian and Oriental Laces with narrow to match and a large variety of Trimming Laces of every description all now iii the height of their season Ton can save money by attending this sale 57 59 First Avenue
