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   Davenport Daily Tribune (Newspaper) - June 19, 1895, Davenport, Iowa                               10 Gents a Week DAVENPORT TRIBUNE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY JUNE EIGHTH YEAR A J Smith Son Brass and Iron Beds See our stock and compare our prices before buying WOOD MANTELS Grates and Tiling See the leaders at A J Smith Son Done Up There are times when a man does want to feel Whether by nature he be pompous or We can fix you the envy of men or of flirts If you allow us to laundry your collars and shirts TROY LAUNDRY Telephone 482 307 Brady St Family washing done cheaper than you can do it at home CHICAGO MEDICAL Drs Walsh and Walsh Permanently Located in Iowa Formerly Clinical In Two of Medical c of Formerly Chief of St Anthony's Acknowledged by the Medical Acknowledged by the Acknowledged by all as tho World's Greatest and Only Successful Specialists In and surgical uf Consultation Free Prompt and Permanent Cures early bA I An tin i Scrofula Syphilis ami nil liver and kidney suffering trom of the nervous exhaustion palpitation of tlie diseases peculiar 10 should tne specialist and get an opinion on Her case ot charge El Nervous lost exhaustive I I detective threatened loss ol will mental de- etc ana cured by the Intest successful methods submit to a surgical operation without consulting us our long enables us to save a life where others loll operations performed at your desired and brain surgery The praises we have received tor our remarkable skill In curing given up as by a has compelled us to use means In order to give the people us well as the medical profession th for the advanced medical and surgical we have written ONLY CASKS TAKEN Best ol references and credentials II you cannot cured by mall Chicago Medical omoe 30 Cheapest and Best W L The undersigned having secured the Agency for the sale of ALFRED Chicago and New Wall has just received a complete line of samples displaying over 800 new Including the famous PRIZE DESIGNS D V 4 If in need of wall paper in any do not fail to see these samples They represent the finest and most complete line ever manufactured at prices in plain which Good paper So per roll Good paper per roll and upward Samples displayed at your home if desired Call on or address 515 Brady Street As I will sell you better goods and save you from 3 to 10 cents per and will also hang it cheaper than any one in the city Give me a call JOHN H MASON'S CARRIAGE WORKS Etc An Elegant Call and See the Latest Rubber Ball-Bearing Buggy BUSINESS WAGONS OF ALL KINDS Also have the best Bicycle m the city for the money 123 and 124 E Fourth St RAM FOB PEACE Diplomats Very Un- easy NAVAL DEMONSTRATION ay Provoke fit The Utmost Care to be cised by tile Com- New June 18 special from arls was the reason for the speech by M French ster of foreign and It was also he reason for the conferring by the zar of the decoration of the order of t Andrew upon President acts of capital Importance But other demonstrations of a ar sort are expected this week at t is probable that the Russian and ranch fleets will concurrently start for nd depart from Kiel and will also rward proceed together to Copenhagen o coal These two movements of the fleets will be one but a Counter demonstration by the German imperor Is probable Reports received ly diplomatists say that Emperor lam will make a speech expressing hla Measure at seeing all the nations of Europe his guests and especially two who have all his sympathy and whose he himself wishes to be This peech will be the culmination of the and It is dreaded by every me The kaiser at the present moment s very Inimical to said a diplomatist In speaking of the and French statesmen have seriously since 1870 They ought to been able to turn the public on of France against for England Is France's sole enemy In diplomatic circles It Is hoped that will pass off happily at Kiel Stringent orders have been given to all the with the object of pre- any departure from the order of Aro in the Classified Service OOO Government June civil ce commission has submitted to the a report supplemental to the one laid before congress at the of the last which Is the eleventh annual report of that body Up to the whole number of persons employed In the civil service of he United States was about one- fourth of whom were classified under civil service rules Those not in the classified service include generally the such as cabinet members of heads of bureaus n the various and sands and laborers to the report are the details of the Investigations of the commission nto the violation of its rules by office charged with levying ments upon government employes for political but no mention Is made of the findings of the commission in its investigation of C H J the colored recorder of deeds of the District of who was charged with collecting money from the em- ployes of his office for campaign use The report of the commission in his case Is In the hands of the president having been sent to the white house a year ago Embodied In the re- port are extracts showing thg workings of the civil service in countries i People One Kansas June I clock last evening cyclone struck his coming from the nd swept cry thing In front of ItB ath was cleancut and about 100 feet in No so far as waa dually although several ons were injured so badly they are not to live The wounded MR will die seriously hurt MRS probably fatally Injured severely hurt RAWS badly cut about the head MRS H severely hurt About twelve houses were totally de- and many barns and he total loss is estimated at all the vay from to An eyewitness of the storm was on the Incoming Cansas Texas due at ord at 6.20 Just as tne train was topping I and other passengers no- Iced to the northwest a peculiarly white cloud formed nearly like a but a little more tapering ts peculiar whiteness first attracted mr attention In a few moments rt to stretch and put its neck to he turning darker Then clouds from all directions seemed to cluster around the top and as the small end struck the earth everything it were torn up and Into thp air first house it struck seemed to be lifted bodily Into space and in a ond bedding and all kinds of material were seen shooting In all high up in the air By this time passengers were be- ginning to notice that the shaped cloud was coming straight for car in which we were ant segan to be made as to what best to be done a Methodist I do not know his solved the question by Hero goes for the and rushed to the followed by every one In the car was able to catch him The run was not for when only about 100 feet from the car the storm center took a sudden turn eastward and swept past rear end of the train without Ing It after passing through the town to the seemed to bump the Neosho and then rise and dis- appear in the CYCLONE IN People and One Death June cyclone o terrific covering a territory ten miles wide and about thirty In passed just north of here Sunday taking a southeasterly course and sweeping everything In Its path etc were picked up and carried for miles As yet only one death is tha of Joseph whose house was picked up and carried three miles in th air and then scattered in His body was found half a mile from where the house horribly every shred of clothing torn from it The members of the families of Matthew John Staley and Martin were more or less their house being torn from over their heads Pete Laplante reports losing ten head o horses by lightning It Is feared death will be reported from the east end p the county American Tugs Ordered Juno have been Issued from the marine de ordering the release of th tugs and scows seized on the River while dumping li Canadian waters All the expenses in must be paid befor the vessels are This means fine of about against the owners In addition to the penalties exacte from the men Closing Session British W T A June closing of the convention of the British Worn Temperance association was hel and to-morrow the great world convention will open at Queen's Hal session was up pally to an exposition of the of th union on lines Independent of the tern such as Sabbath observ female enfranchisement and th suppression of obscene literature an Abandoned at Sea June 18 Norwegian bark Captain has arrived here from Rosario wit Captain Jansen and nine of the crew o the Swedish bark which wa abandoned In the Atlantic on March 2 The loss of the Ponemah was first re ported at Buenos Ayres April 8 Union Men May Be Discharged Jefferson June 18 th Supreme court Justice Sherwood file an declaring the law forbidding discharge b corporations of employes who refuse sever their connection with labor o DY A HEAVY STORM CROWD AT CLEVELAND Hotel Already Crowded With to League Convention June 13 all the delegates and thousands of visitors have arrived In this city to at- tend the national convention of tho League of Republican opens and the rotundas of the large hotels present scenes com- parable only to the exciting times pre- ceding a presidential convention As a matter of the persistency with which the silver question is kept at the and the vital consequences with which the issue it fraught tend to give the gathering even greater importance than it would have If merely called upon to choose a standard bearer out passing upon the party's financial policy The silver legions will be led by tors of and of Idaho Senator Thomas A chairman of the republican tional will lend his to the same cause Many of the especially those from and other mining threaten to bolt the convention if free coinage Is not Indorsed BANK OF COMMERCE Old Financial House at Indianapolis Forced to the Wall Ind June Bank of one of the financial institutions In this made an assignment yesterday for the fit of creditors The assets and ties are about equal The schedule of assets turned over to the assignee shows real estate valued at which was levied on and turned over to the sheriff last week to satisfy a ment for the and Ladles of Honor It also shows personal property In notes and ties amounting to The directors say depositors were provided for by a deposit in the Indiana National bank last and will lose TEN PER CENT INCREASE Remarkable Double Hanging in Ontario CIRCUMSTANCES John anil W B Welter Ex- for the Murder of William shot St June and W B convicted of the murder of William were hanged here this morning The drop fell at 8 15 o'clock John Hendershot was the uncle and Welter was the cousin of William the man for whose murder the two were hanged The crime was com- mitted Dec the object being to realize upon insurance which the uncle had placed on the life of his nephew John Hendershot Is alleged to have planned the which Welter com- mitted while he and his cousin were alone felling trees The evidence upon which conviction waa obtained was purely circumstantial Every effort was made to secure a reprieve for the con- Legal briefs were submitted to the dominion cabinet and shot's daughter personally be- fore the minister of justice for her father and cousin She was engaged to e married to Welter While the deputies were preparing the condemned men for the gallows the ter moaned their cries being distinctly audible to those waiting out- side During the short walk to gallows Hendershot faltered and would have fallen had not the turnkey ported him On the scaffold Welter made a supreme effort to appear brave Recognizing an acquaintance in the he caled out At 8 15 the lever was drawn and tha o men disappeared through tlie fold opening Fifteen minutes afterward their bodies were cut down The Rev Dr who attended stated that Welter and Hendershot had to the murder of William bat the particulars he would not divulge BY FOREST FIRES Blc Stretch of Being Laid Pa June 18 fire was started yesterday In the hemlock slash Ings between and Ormaby and could not be put out until able damage had been done Two dred men are at work and have the fire under control The fires In the vicinity of and are now confined to a stretch of territory of eight miles long and three miles wide Large ments have been thrown up about and It Is believed tha town safe Arnold Gaffney and K Kane are the principal losers Millions of feet of logs and lumber have been destroyed and dreds of acres of standing timber swept away Everything Is as dry as tinder and burns like chaff Cleveland and Jollet Raise Employes Wages June tional Malleable Casting company notified its 900 employes that a general increase of 10 per cent would take place At the big works of the Eberhard Manufacturing company notices were posted notifying the employes of a 10 per cent crease It Is understood that other iron concerns of the city will follow tha example set by the two Industries named June notice was given last night that a general ad- vance of 10 per cent will be made In the pay of men employed by the Joliet works of the Illinois Steel company on July except those paid on sliding of the pan June which has returned from Its annual cruise on the cruiser declares the Olympia is so that both her officers and men afraid of her She is said to In an alarming manner to Santa even that aom smooth summer sea She rolled as a lack of stability and a top-heaviness thai are ominous of disaster in case of heavy sea Kansas Bimetallism Meet June 18 nonpartisan gathering of the adherents of Doctrine is held under the auspices pf thp Kansas of the League The discussion ters about the qf forming 8 distinctly Is probable that the conference will de- clare in favor of the formation of such party HAS UPWARD TURN CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET STRONG AND HIGHER IS Wheat Ic And Corn Under Good Crop Damage Continue to In Doings In Wall Street June was a ther recovery In wheat this morning when July sold at at two different nearly rally from low point yesterday At the opening the price was at to and right up to Ic over last There was a sharp re- action of Ic to a second turn to dip to and the third turn was to There waa oome waiting for Bradstreet's at and after the In the world's were made the price held 74140 bid A feature of the morning was the buying of September wheat for elevator Interests The September at one time showed close to premium The price ranged Foreign cables showed higher prices There was talk of less favorable French crop prospects New York said some foreign speculative buying there A bulletin said dry weather still serious In parts of Indiana and and winter wheat further Impaired past ten days There was talk of wet weather for the harvests In the but St Louis did not reflect any anxiety on that score Ex- port clearances were positively aging at bu wheat and only wheat and flour Bradstreet's gave American available stocks at a decrease of bu Europe and afloat In- creased but with all the rah about enormous foreign and the exhibit as a whole is bullish Before the wheat had best port of the day and sold July Last prices were Ic gain for the day New York gave export sales at 15 boat loads wheat A late report makes the de- crease In condition winter May 27 to June 7 from 62 to 55 The advance was checked by selling against privileges Corn did not long remain under BOc for July without a good recovery The opening to-day was a fraction better at with early sales and From this the price went at 11 o'clock to and at 1 o'clock held at September sold to to to and held Liverpool was strong and higher Re- here were 149 very light for Tuesday The estimate was very light for to-morrow at 90 oars Shipments ivere liberal at bu Western kets had bu receipts and shipped Four ports cleared bu more than wheat and flour gave available stocks of at a decrease of bu Corn closed strong at Ic advance at SOVie at Corn barters were 110.000 bu New gave export sales there and 6 boat loads Provisions ruled heavy after the first lour September pork sold at ard ribs 48.66 There was some ocal some outside buying The outside were bidding o carry ribs and SOc to Last prices were September J I Quotations Crush the Rebellion New June 18 special says sand soldiers have Just been sent to the department of They ara under Gen who formerly the rebels It la that there are rebels there and that they are well equipped A report is current that the rebels are marching toward this Many persons have been arrested on a charge of being In ft conspiracy to President Capo and carry him Inside the rebel lines ft hostage Great alarm Is Trying to n Murderer June has been made to the Supreme court for a writ of habeas corpus for ham Taylor Abe under sentence to he at City before the end of this week for murder of Emerson at The warrant of conviction 18 alleged to be as It was made by the clerk of the court and not by the trial Judge and the claim Is set up that under the law Taylor cannot be and therefore must go free Reorganise New June 18 morning paper says a meeting of the directors of the Equitable Mutual Fire insurance com- pany was held yesterday afternoon and it was unanimously resolved to the company The books of the concern were carefully gone over and it is understood the directors agreed to assume payment of the outstanding losses Paymaster June W paymaster for the copper reports that while traveling by buckboard to sari from with money to pay the he was attacked by masked men near 100 southeast of Nogales The was killed and waa by the Refuge for June Gazette a dispatch from St Petersburg says that a deputation of ian Catholics had an interview wi Prince minister flf and be given in Caucasus to ans The the Gazette was granted Heavy Lou of lumber June 1 o'clock this morning the Chicago Milling and ber company's the owned by H fy ol was completely destroyed together with thousand feet of lumper In the and yard The and 150 employes out of grark Cabinet in June Is rumored tha the Prince has tendered tha resignation of tirt High Low Jun t Articles 2 June I 7614 2 Juno June 29 gSU June 12.35 12.35 12 12.45 12 70 June 655 660 680 Short 6.30 6.35 835 6.05 Chicago Produce The following quotations are for lots small quantities are usually sold at advanced per bu per per green per green fill per bui home SOc per tub of 4 new per per pie per 60 per string per bu per Young Highest of all in Leavening U.S Gov't Report Baking Powder PURE cent Sterling exchange with actual business bankers for demand and for sixty days Posted com- silver no Bar Mexican bonds Closing quotations Am Cotton Oil 4 Amer per Imitation Live Poultry So per fair to fair to per per per brl per Burba FM 82 Michigan O Northern Pnc Can Pacific North pfd 17 N Y C Northwestern N K 45 Chicago Oat T4 N American 41 D L 19 Den K Q pM Erie aj Illinois Jersey Central 100 Kan Tex pfd 84 Mall Richmond Ter Ivor Cer Sugar St Paul Lend Paul Pacific 18 L Linseed Oil Lake Erie W L E W pfd Loire Union Union Cent Government bonda staud at the following bid Registered 97 Registered Coupon Currency 05 100 Currency 80 101 Currency Currency Currency Coupon SB at lie per when cases are 11 Ho Included Wall Street New June stock ket opened active and generally firm Pullman jumped H per Pacific and St Louis Southwestern preferred per the and most ot other nent sharei yielded fractionally after Some of the specialties displayed considerable buoyancy The market 11 o'clock was steady During the en- suing hour Laclede a feature of the being heavily sold on the announcement that the company had lost Its case In the Supreme court The stock broke 5 per cent to rallied to reacted to and la now man gave way an additional 2 per cent The general market under the lead the moved upward Money on call at 1 per cent DR JOSEPH DANIEL Live Stock June There was a fair In- for dressed beef and shipping steers weighing 930 to and prices were strong at yesterday's ad- vance of the best beeves selling fully per 100 Ibs higher than one year ago Common to extra native steers were salable at but few were BO poor as to sell below or choice as to fetch and sales were largely at As big cattle were lard to dispose of Butchers and ners stock has advanced since the close of last cows and heifers selling anywhere from Jl 50 to with sales principally at Bulls sell at 50 Calves were la good demand at a further sales being largely at per 100 Ibs Sales wera made of common to choice heavy at mixed loU at lightweights at 65 and good At Sales were largely at 75 for heavy and at for light weights Shorn were active and strong at t3 spring lambs were again in excellent demand at tor eammon to choice Native sheep were wanted and Inferior lots selling at while prime heavy western and mixed and yearlings were scarce and salable at Sheep sold largely at Wheat and Corn Closing prices of wheat and corn at the following cities St Duluth St September Liverpool June 18 No 2 red 5s No 2 red stocks No 1 hard No 1 5s 5s 5s August 5s 6.8 to lOd American Louis fancy June 480 2 No 8 goods on the basis of for high wines 600 none 600 700 bu New New western E Toledo June and 77c bid Lints of Diseases of tli Lunn ail Stomach Blood and Skin Rupture Positively Consultation ana Examination Successful Treatment by Send for Book and Blank W Third Office 9 n m to 6 p m ami Saturdays froa Bandars 7 to 8 2 to 3 p m Special BLACK HAWK WATCH TOWER TONIGHT William Morris And a grand company In SHAKESPEARE'S PASTORAL PLAY YOU LIKE A GREAT SOLO Seats on sale at Sheriff's and at Marshall Fisher's drag tack also at drug Admission and GOc CITY TREASURER MISSING Belief that of Itu Committed Suicide Neb June urer Henry under Investigation by haa suddenly and mysteriously dl Until the Investigation com- nothing can be stated as to the condition of bis office He WM under a bond of Since Bolln notes ad- dressed to bis family have been found among his papers One dated May says that he prefers death to dishonor and asks that his life amounting to be paid over to his family The second note day and hour have is not be- that Bolln will be found M his notes to his family indicate Kellogg's Treatise on Garment Cutting And Making Great Reduction For Thirty Days MME KELLOGG will a full f course of the French tailor system for Thorough instructions in staying and artistic manner of finishing garments Lessons not limited tions furnished ladies out of ment Agents wonted to travel and in- the system that took six the World's Fair 2nd Kyno la Third Vein for cook and Kentucky Peacock for Indiana Block Mercer Co Lump Not Crou Creek Lehigh All High flub at   

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