Decatur Daily Republican from Decatur, Illinois • Page 6

FURNITURE Would enjoy a rare treat by oalltag at our and eee- ing some ot the oreattoM ol the cabinet maker's art, which we now have on eale. You can buy the most handaome to- niture at anything but handsome prices. See the Prices on our OAK HEATING STOVES. They will astonish you. We have the BEST COOK STOVE on earth.

Everything told on Payments. The Complete House furnisher, on Papents, 211, 213 AND 215 SOUTH SIDE CITY PARK For Breakfast, For Dinner, For Supper, That Always Makes the Moat and Beat Mannfactnred by THE HATFIELD MILLIHC- DECA.TUK, ILk GREAT REMOVAL SALE MEN'S OIF" AND CHILDREN'S Hats, Gaps and Gents' Furnishing Goods, FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS. Having leased the old Post Office Building, to be oecu pied as soon as remodeled, I will make a Grand Clearance Sale of Hy Entire Stock. CHAS. J.

The People's Clothier, TOO IPtfOJFLTK STATIONERY and Choice Styles, Delicate Tints. Society Paper, Latest Styles. The New and Proper Shapes. JUST RECEIVED AT EDWARD SAXTOtT Book Store, 120 Prairie Street. Was Old, and III Blind, bat Chow Death Bather Than Pauperism.

Within two hundred feet the crest Mount Mitchell the rough road hiding over the mountain runs close the edge of a cliff, down which you can drop a plmnbet for over one hundred feet. At the base the waters of a eek dash furiously along toward tne As you peer over the edge the ollfl you can see-the waters bolting and foaming amoDg the rocks far below, and your flesh creeps and your load runs cold at the mere thought ol fall. An tour before straset on a oat on a rock by the roadside with his cliff at my left My pipe WBB scarcely alight whan an old woman, walking slowly by the help of a cane, nd her calico sunbonnet pulled forward to shade her Weak eyes from the right sun, cams slowly down the mountain road. She saw me and peered nd hesitated and finally came forward nd sainted: "Howdy, stranger?" "Howdy, grandma; going down the mountain?" 'No further, I reckon. This is the teep place, isn't it?" "Yes; there is a high cliff here." "I thought so, but my eyes are very poor.

Yes, I'm old and blind and of no use to anybody. I've prayed to the Lawd every day for a year to take me way, but He don't hear me "Is your husband dead?" "Years and years ago, "But you have children?" but I'm a burden to them; I'm no good any more. I've been fearful his long while, but it didn't come till his mawnln'. I had my mind made up what I should do, and now I'm goin' to do it." "What is it, grandma; what has happened?" "I've been fearful of William and Jane. William is a good boy, but they pore and don't get along This mawnln' I heard them talkin'.

Jane says I'm too ole to work any more, and must go to the porehouse. William waits a bit to think it over, and then says there is no other wav. He says he'll see about it "But the wants and needs, oi an old woman like you can't be much of a jurden to them," I protested. "No," she sighed, "but ole folks is in younger ones. I've done prayed and prayed, but the Lawd won't iakcmc.

Mebbe lie thinks I an't fitten to go, but I' ve tried hard to live clus up to the good book If I han't fitten now i never shall bo "But it the duty of son to cat for old mothei "I'veUcaul that said I ipckou icad somethm liL it in ljut I is nil pole HITS to do i-, GUI ii.it lon'l a i lie loft fur uodv "If our 3n has a hem lu in i. the hulrt to tuni on ont nl tt tnell il it is a to get alonfi, 1 said as the poor old nomaii hrld ht'rapion to iier ince SUunger, do 3011 Knov, bout UK- Lawd slip asked 3u i i I ears. "I'm afraid I don i --not as much as I ought to "Don't He take old folks, up dar in heaven hen a no mo usp down "In his own good tune es "I've bin iead fur this long time, sohbecl "but majbe 1 too ole, and poie, and blind to be sent tur. If I'm iitten to go the Lawd orter take- me." 'How far up the road does our son live 0 "Bout a mile, I reckon 'Come, I'll help you along 'Yo' frwmc that 'Then say to William if yo' see him that I shan't trouble him no mo' I argued and protested and coaxed, but alie refused to move I cautioned her to remain on the rock and started off up the road, thinking to call at the cabin and send some of the family down to her A hundred feet away I halted to look back She had left the rock and was standing on the brink of the cliff. I ran down to clutch at her, but when ithin twenty feet she called out: "Stransfer, yo'vc come back, but it's too late! I was troubled because the Lawd had not called me.

He has jest dun called!" "Wait! Hold on' You'll be over" Lawd 1 take a pore, lone ole woman who'f, a burden on her children!" prayed the woman, with hands upraised, and as 1 sprang forward and clutched at her dress the faded calico tore away in my hand and she went down to death. Not a cry of despair, not a shriek ol alarm as she plunged downward A dull sound came up to me, and when 1 peered over the edge of the cliff I saw the white waters carrying her mangled body down to the river beyond At the cabin a mile away I found a man and his wife leaning on the fence in front. I told them what had happened. There was no alarm, no anxiety, no words ol sorrow. They did not look at me--nol even at each other.

There was deac silence for a full minute, and then with his eyes looking into the fores' opposite, the son replied "Yes, that was mammy fur shore!" "Fur shore!" echoed the woman as walked on --Chicago Times. Driven. The wanderer assented. In the viole calm of evening he stood at the back door of the humble cot His trouser were frayed at the bottom and his coa had known the touch of the bull dog madam," he said, "I was driven to it by The lady in the green apron with the yellow spot in thi corner looked sympathetic. "With Retrospectively he gazed into space a he spoke.

-all the tram robberie and railroad accidents there's nothing to do but walk if yon want to ba on the safe side She vouchsafed him a ulab of apple pie without further comment --Detroit Tribune Syndicate Addition. 80 EAST ELDORADO STREET. It i' 10 3 10 11 13 GO OUT AND SEE IT. W. BLACK, I Water Decator.

ThN tlu land that Columbus found I MJ A A flu he t'wig-ht that the luuud. II Thi- is the cit" of wondrous fame 'i hat a grown so great since Columbus came. Thin is the firm that is making- the soap That will clean up the land of Christopher'--, hope. This is the housekeepers demand, Tile most satisfacton in the land. JMade b' this firm, in this city that lies In this land, IK the lake, and--up in the f.Liv.s.

RAILROAD TIME TABLES. in effect Julj 8,1693. ST. XiODXB. TO BT.

IiOUXB. Ho No. No, am No 44 Fan No.4aPass....4*8ani No 42FU9 No.4» pm OUJSCT AND TO QUISOY AND KANSAS CITY. KANSAS CITY. Ho.4ap»s«....iOTi»pm I K0.43FSSS...

No I No. 49 4 No 6.11am I No. N0.4ZACC.... 5o.TO.tralgntn-OBam I No.71.Frelghtll!»8am Kb. 43 335 No.

ii 8.Mjm No. 47 from Bemeat I0.30a to TOLEDO NO. 48 No. 42PM9 No. 41 FM to Dement TBCX OHIOAOO.

NO. 3 Pass MO.SFUI So. Pus.ex- cept Sunday. 9 TO OHXOAOO I NO. I a I Ho 4 BOan No.

except Sunday ILLINOIS CEHTKAli. HOBTH. Diamond Speclaly.datlj No. 129 piss, ex. Sunday 9 40 a.

No 184 freight, ex. Hun- day 2:08 p. No. 102 ex. Sunday S.oop.

No. 7U2 (Ohampalgn Line) loavei. ex. SOD- day 5-10 P. No.

1:1 pau. ex. Mm- 10 26 a. M. No.

133 frelght.ex. Bunday loaoajn. No. 103 pan. Sunday No, 701 (Cnampalgn Line) aitiTM, ei.

INDIAUAPOLIS, WBBTBBIT. ARBIVB. No. i IdCpm Mo. 3 No.

7 ND. bt 8.00pm Ho. MM No. 8Fretebt.69lam No. toFmgnt.traopm PHOBIA, DEOATUB ft BVAHS- HOETH.

BOOTH. No. 2 i No. No. No.

30 Paw, Sunday I No. SI Fast, onlr. 0017 No. FfolgnUOrtl a 1 So. 11 Freight aao VANDALIA LIME.

CUT. WBBT No. 2 TSFau No. 4 7.30pm Mo. 7 i.isdn- Executor's Sale of Real Estate.

In the matter ol toe petition ol Fredrlc 4Buit- ner, executor ol the estate of Adam Bantnor. to Bell real ratatetopay debts, v(. Eliza twto Banner and others. Notice li hereby given that the tindt rlgned executor ol the estate ol Adam Bantuer, Sr. will, on the 20th day of November, ln9'J, at tne nour of two o'clock p.

of said day, at tno north door of the court bouse, In Cecatur. 111., sell nubile sale to the Muheit and best bidder, the following described real estate, co- wit IlweiuthaUCMotteaoatliirast'iuarter (X) of section seventeen (17) lownjblp fourteen in) north, range 2 east of the 3d In Hacon County, Illinois, to pay the at bin ol said estate ol Adam Banter, Sr. Said sals to bo made on the fellowln; Mrrns, viz One-third cash on day ot sale, one-inlrd In six months from day ot tale and one-third In twelve months from dayol payments to bear 6 per cent. Interact per annum and to be secured by good personal i-ecurlty mortgage on the oremisna sold. KBBURICK BANTNEB, Rxeiutor.

I. D. WALKER, Attorney. ocoe Hw Chancery Notice. STATE OF ILLINOIS, I In the CI rcull MACOX Couwnr.

Court. Miriam K. Myers vs. Harvey Tooley et Bill for Foreclosure In Chancery, Ko. H44.

Public notice Is hereby given that In pursuance ox an order of the circuit court of Macnn county. In the state of Illinois, emend at te June Term of said court. A. D. 1893,1.

lines J. Finn, master In chancery ol said conn, will, an I Master in Chancery's Sale I STATE OF Il.LIKOlh, i MACOW COLVTV. 3 In tte Circu.t omt of a O. hmldi et al et al iiin lor Part! 10 Chauceu I'ubhc notice 13 hereb a is aire ot a decree 01 thp ifMi: Ciwnty. In Hie state of Ill.ooi".

ertereda': 1 teirn ol "aid court, A I) i intltled came, James 1 1 Chancel of said court, wHI, jn Tuesday, Kovemb't at the hour ot '2 o'clock p. at no i. a tlte court house In the cltj ci I i county, offer tor sale to tlie holies' and der the real estate in said decree oideredtou i sold.belngdescribedcsrollows.UMMt LotM I four(4) In block No. one In Ccul-a'. i to the town, now city ot Uecitur i No.

five (6) in block No one i in Addition except as follows, to-nn llotliuj at tne southeast corner ot said lot ho running thence west sixty it.0) feet, tbeKt norta tulrty-slx (36) feet, thence eist 8 feet, thmce south thirty-six (3G) feet toilit ol beginning, and excepting a'so tl commencing at a point on the line otsa lot So. flve IK, slx 'J Ieet west Ol tlle 1 1 corner of sala lot Kb. flve (5), running tbeftct north seven (7) Inches, tlience tnirtr feet, thence south seven (7) inchM, tbenwitf on the south line or said lot No. cTM 131 lo place ol beginning, all iltuatwi ID Hi tit? of Deeafiir, Macon county. UUaw A small portion ol the rear end ol Ot south side of said lot No flit i subject to certain rights ol way to Daufc Brennentan, Harrison B.

Lflwls and W. Panmeyer. the extent and llmttatM 4 which are lullr set iorth In the decree ol pm tion rendered In said cause at tne Jauaarrttri ot said court, A. 1 ISS.i. Bald real be first offered In separate parcels as sbonor a plat attached to the docrrn ol nlormK.

and afterwards will Be offered as aw6olt.nl the bid or bids which the aggregate a-to the greatest sum ol money will be arc TXHHS-Oae-Uilrd cut In hand on iw. sale, 01 tbe residue the snm or tweln tLKW dollars shall payable on tbe 15! day ol toe ust, less, and the residue shall be pajatltw jear from the date ot stir, 1 he Jiave the privilege of paying lor MM ment or payments tailing due dateol sale. Deferred caj meats i cent, interest from date of sale cured hy mortgage on me premises sold DMed at Decatur, joth dan ot JAMBS J. FfNN Master in Bunn Park, solicitors. the JMh day of November, at the ttour of 3 o'clock p.

ra. the north door of the conn house. In the city ot Dccator In saw county. fler for sale to tne highest and kest bidder fur cuh In subject to redimptten acoordinK to law, the real estate In ulcl deene ordered to tie sold, being described loltows, to-wit- Ijvs nine and ten (9 and 10) In block two (2) In the mage ol said county and Dated at iwcatur, Illinois, IWi oay ot November. A.

1) iKft. JAMBB J. FINK, Master in Cnanoery. MILLS BBO.I. septSM-dtd Dr.

JOHN T. WHEELER, PBYSICIAK AND SURGEON. I Dlseaws of womon a specialty. Office In Win gate's Building, t2S North Water street Office boms 8 11 a. 2-i p.

m. At rwlde ice, North Water from 7 to 8 p. Will conduct a free clinic for women from to 6, Mondays, Wednesday 9 and Fridays. EI. i.

ATTOBNKT AT LAW. ICK-Over tbt Postofflce Deoa 111 grav Msc Highway Notice. Notice Is hereby given thmt prooon received ny the A Xecatur township, county, 1 tne 8th day of November. A. I'v 1 aveling of the following road, vn.Met sconcoaniy.ms herein dejcrlUd.

to it The roadbotweea IMcatur and Wheaiiu' townships, eommenctne at tbe northwest ol tbe John Ward farm and running to the St. Louis branch of the H'abuli This nwd to be graveled ten Icet ID Hold gravel to be nttenn inclios diep center and twelve inches deep ou the tui" The graveling ollhe above road public letting at so much pel jard, tiwiw mlssloners of Highways to lurm-h rut Irom either the Tnttle bank or Kert to the lowest responsible bidder, at tne Hour 2p.m., Mthe town clerk's office Acertiaed chfO: in toe sum dollars must accompany each bid. ud now tract shall be considered let tor within days after lentof. muaaontnctand oto a bond wuh and snmclent sureties with the in tbe penal sum of double the amount ol contract, payable to the commisiioners town upon failure to comply with the condiag of his or their contract. work loued by January 1, IBM.

co rtl spread Ms own tranl to the 10 9 M.CAtDWKU. ber.A. D.1893. OCBMIM Commissioners Notice. Bttatt of A.

Clark. Tbe undersigned, haying been executor of tbe estuo of A. of the county ot Mason and deceased, nereby gives notice that be pear IwfoW the Oonnty Court ot Mwon Coowr a court house Decstar.at termVSk the nrst Monday in st which time all persons said estate srenoMedand reQuest for the purpose ot havlne the same All to ed to make Immediate pa)ment to boose of six ro rTwell and cistern. yer-. growry stor aoe street.

OBAGK-Begular storage Hnds ot te Goods transferred to I Goods packed. Loans Office and wareroomseo telephone J9J. a C. HAB IPFLE8-- A carload of Baldwin (ew barrels of other vi by OEO. 8.

DURF1US 6 JllatlWBouUiWatMS RhJiT-- Two room, suitable for nan and wit with or without board, RENT--7-room noose, wit Sk street, at iso pet T. KIKK. 300 N. Water UH bALE --A nut clue stock I non rucDlng and doing mod bi 'it town ID the county outtlde ict trade for a rood, small i ated in this city. See Kirk ter street TO IXJAN- Real Estati Ice Apply to WALTER om Ullrich Block, over the iDecatur kl8801.UTlON.-Tbe eopartnei tore existing between H.

Crc under the firm name of I this day dissolved by mutu retiring. H. Crockett wl I at the same plaon, 803 Wei will pay all bills against the --KfiTt. J. CBOCKKTT.

30,1883. men hav rejance, dealrlni steady pa, ffit.to represent us amonc farmi IOIOIDK counties. Mutnewi Mi f-i north Franklin Decatnr. at horn wd. Also salesmen for a i a business; wans tnarante MATTHEWS 1184 North Franklin st WANTED-An rran.

perlence In aoKolOng for Good offer to rljht party. crant Irom 10 a. m. until 3 I Haturday. T-A llghUeolond lap-robe i 'tween rhurch street and a and Wll lam rtrnts.

A sul Mjuud for the return ol the i 'IN. Fralne avenue. PANTED-NOTM glrl-for mor Appfyat238 Noi 7At.TEi-Theladl«ol Deca it lo laey can get thel MK8 GHABILL'B tw West Wood street CaUandpecouTlno larte co 2 rd.f? PB lce. tOW larms to trade for amal "Jin acres. rteiiii OT I iSJ, lot in bli F.

H. Bealaj wortti AN, us Wl Main street. Good shade trees, good ell and barn. Will lie sold at a bargain and on Kood terms II token soon. For Imam Intor na ttoncallat tbe ofllce ol JESSE LEFOBOH): 8O'.

wntWI TORAGE--Regular storage house for all kinds of merchandise. Household gonds. stoves, Sc. Goods transferred to ana from house, uoods packed. Loans Ick buildiDR.

Ofllce and warerooms 620 East Ms son street. Telephone 292. C. C. HARPSIK11 ocuj-dtt SALE--Five bandsoine BT THE HiRRISOU ISSiSSUUTIOH.

deuce In which aba lira and independent. She images that Senator Hill owes her and ia attempting to defraud her crat of it Justice Goetting sent her word that he would sec that she was not defrauded out of the money owed her by Senator Hill. She left apparently pacified. All of by All Kinds ol People, to be Enforced by All Kinds of The Latest Developments. Aadrsvs.

tbe Xam Who Called OB Edwin Gould, Arraigned. NEW YOBX, Nov. An- just laid outi Irontlngon Forrest JOB and between Towers avenue and South Gteen street. The location is most desirable and tbe lots are tush and have natural drainage, me most beautiful building sites now on the mm For further particulars call an K. Cosiello 478 South Green street HIOAOO SECOND HAND STOKJB AI kinds ol oak Stoves at ball price.

Allkadi of Cook Stoves at bargains. Parlor staves rom (3 op; chairs 260; beds, wardrobes, loui get, parlor suits, bedroom suits. All goods at -ook cottom prices, soft everrttunn bound to aeu tVDWIt 6CKKURUANN. Maaagi r. EastUalaSt opposite Bacbman Bros.

ffittl ELLS dnven or bored. Iron) twotothitly- slx inches, watted with either brick or tile. For terms or prices, call at C. B. FOSTER'S grocery store, 1075 North Water staeet.

Jjl-att O. Rosen, architect and Bunder. over Citizens'National bank, third lloor. Booms 1 and stoves and lurni VY tnre.Iorwhlch wewlUpaycasb. In eanniirt aooda, A UIKR A OHANd' anfO-dtt M9 East Main it, ANTED-lou to enow that the De.

atnr Nursery can furnish anything thai soil and care will produce in Ihe nature ot sh UDS. trees. (Including California bultu and flowers as good as can 5 had any here. ome and see and you will buy at borne. iulj7-tl W.

H. ARM FOR well-kuown Pi tier- son farm acres In South Whea land township. Macau county, 2i miles from win, SVS miles from Macon and 6' miles from 1 eca- tur. The larm Is as fertile-as. and ha IBM waste land, than any farm ol equal size In Central Illinois.

For particulars aadress CHA 4. H. FATrEB8ON, Elwln. to loan in large ana umau atnoonu I Loans miuln on live stock, farm I mple Bents, or household goods. All classes of oans ueKotiated on short notice.

Loans on ana city business property per cent est. Apulytn A T. No. North Water strw t. carprt house, Ut lljlnois, 1ulylB-dftwtf "IcDlALD Real Estate and Loan Brokers KUUM 6EAM) OTBHA BOtSC BIX CK Telephone 72.

We have a large list ol oper- tles for sale. Call ant see us. a r20 the man who was arrested Monday for annoyinfr Edwin Gould at his office In the Western Union building, vas arraigned before Justice Martin the Tombs court yesterday nooni- ng. "This will break my wife's Mart," he said, as he buried his face in his hands. "Then what made you act BO," inquired the Justice.

I did not know I was doing anything wronsr," was the answer. Andrews says lie came to New York a week ago Friday. "I am a telegraph operator and came from Kansas City to see if I could not get a better position than had there. I have a wife and two children. I called on Mr.

Gould because I knew him I met him a year ago and asked him to give mi- a position, and he said lie would look the matter up So after a i i yeur 1 thought I would ask him about it. 1 did nut think I as tknng 1 wrong, as in the city where 1 came from we are privileged to talk business to all persons. Justice a i held Andrews as to his sanity. James Bradley, the man Vvlio shot Supt Muthias at the new building of the Postal Telegraph Co. Monday, was not arrainged at the Tombs yesterday morning as expected.

Another Metropolitan Crank. NEW YOKK, Nov. 1 --Another metropolitan crank was arrested early yesterday morning at West and Conrtland streets. The man was caught endeavoring to convince an Italian fruit seller that one of his apples was a part of the moon. At the Church-street police station the prisoner gave his name as Henry Frank, but refused to tell where he resided.

Frank declared that he had been selected to kill Mayor Carter Harrison of Chicago, but having sold his soul to Gen. Russell of New Haven, and acting under the latter's orders he had stopped in New York to kill the Cuban consul in order that the island could be annexed to the United States. He waited too long and Prendergast was told to go ahead. Frank said that he knew Harrison's slayer well and that Cien. Russell was the "head man of the society." The prisoner was poorly dressed.

Justice Martin committed him for examination as to his sanity. A Orank With "Claims Upon President Cleveland." NEW YOKK, Nov. tlcrks in the offices of the charity commissions, Brooklyn, were very busy yesterday morning when an old colored woman, Mary Tylman. entered with Jennie Shaw, young colored woman. Walking to the desk, the old woman said to the younger: "Tell the gentleman what you want, Jennie." said the younger one, was quite well dressed, "President Cleveland opce rented house from inc.

for which he never paid any rent lion can I compel him to pay me the money? Mr. Cleveland bought the brown stone front house at 799 Jefferson avenue and gave it to me some time ago. He also gave me a great deal of other property. Now lie collects the rent from those places, yet he docs not turn it over to me." Clerk Short told her that President TELEGRAPHIC NOTES. --Gov.

Boles of Iowa oontlnues indisposed. --F. C. Hills, of Sioux City, has been appointed receiver of the Sloui City. O'Neill A Western railroad.

--Preston A. Griffith, of Nebraska, was yesterday nominated to be receiver of public moneys at Sidney, Neb. --Four persons were Injured, two of them fatally, by leaping from the second story of a burning Pittsburgh noardlnc bouse. --Father-General Sorln, founder of tns Notre Dame university at Soutb Bend, Ind died yesterday. Be had been ailing for some time.

--At 9 p. yesterday the Liberty Bell left Chicago on Its return to Philadelphia, never more, it is said, to be removed from the City of Brotherly IiOve. --The street car strike in St. Paul, has been declared off by the union, and all the men that can secure their old positions have been advised to take them. --VUo-Presldent Stevenson said he hoped to bo able to attend tbe funeral of tbe late Mayor Harrison of Chicago, but tbe condition of business in the senate prevented bis getting awy --Organized labor in Chicago has determined to build a monument to the memory of Mayor Harrison It has not yet been decided whether tbe monument shall be placed on tbe family lot In Gracelund or in one tbe public parlu.

--The statement issued by tbe Spanish war ofnco to tbe effect that only twelve men wore killed and sliteen wounded, Including eleven officers, in Sunday's engagement with the Rtt- flans In Melllla, is Believed in Madrid to be a suppression of the full truth. --Tlie reorganized national German Am can bank, of St Paul, which closed its doors during the financial stringency August 4, has reopened. Smoo He failure the tank hns made collections aggregating 1920,000, ncarlj J200.000 more than required by the comptroller --James Stone, the self-confesiecl murderer of six members of tbe Wrattca family, in Do- VIPIS county, hs made a tblrdconfession liorore the grand Jury, in which he implicates several other whose object, be says, was robbery Sensational arrests are expected to follow. --The Xoitbwebtern Miller rayons tbe stock of wheat In private elevators of Minneapolis at 607,000 bushels, gain over last weejt of 6.1000 bushels. This maltes tbe total stock at Minneapolis and Duluth 13,643,388 bushels, an increase of 1,208 978 bushels, against 11,848 000 bti-shcls, a year aco --E.

A. McCllllvcy and Joseph Irwln were arrested by the police of Sioux City, la Monday, for counterfeiting. They scraped tbe figures off bills of small denominations, pasted rice paper on tbe defaced portions, nnd witb engraving ink etched figures ou the paper, raising the bills to and 160 denominations. --A crazy printer walked in on Superintendent of Police Byrnes of New York yesterday and askoa him for the $100,000 the superintendent owed him. The original amount, he said, wastTB.OOO, but the interest had increased it to 1100,000 Be wanted the iOOO Interest In pennies He was invited into tbe detective's room to net the money, and flve minutes later found himself locked up in a cell.

The Trouble at I MACON, Nov. yesterday posted at the Loomis and Kanaae and Texas coal mines at Be- vtar, offering tbe strikers fifty cento pix ton, the old wages, with thcanlter- native of permanent loss of jobs. The men have replied by an offer to arbitrate. Mr. Burge, ex-postmaster at Bevier, Is not exacting rent for any of his cottages during the strike, and declare! tnat he will them tear down before ho will rent to "scabs." It is believed that negro miners will coon be imported, and then there will be trouble.

Pension Bill. WASHINGTON, Nov. xner, chairman of the committee on pensions, reported to the senate yesterday, with the recommendation that it pass, bill repealing a section of the pension appropriation act approved March, 1692, providing that after Julj 1, 1893, no pension shall be paid to nonresident who is not a citizen of the United States, except for actual disa bility incurred in the service of this; country. Disappeared Full-Handed. PrrreBUBQH, Nov.

to a Times' special from Conncllsville, Michael Koseak, Slavish banker and steamship agent of that place, has dis appeared with 115,000, mostly money deposited with him by his countrymen, and 11,800 the funds of a Cleve land (O.) Slavonic organization. Bun Down at Bea--Six Drowned. LONDON, Nov. British steamer Frieda, from Ibrail, October 7, for Rot terdam, ran into and sank the vesse: James ile Itusen, off Ordenburg. Six the crew of the latter vessel were drowned.

Not Arlscted by the VIENNA, Nov. Vienna bourse was not affected by the news of the American silver purchase act, the belief prevailing that the consequent drain of gold to America will not bt serious. Twenty Men Eatau Alive by Wolves. TACOMA, Nov. advices received here last evening state that twenty men were eaten alive by wolves sit "shenstc, October 15.

Wild animals overrun the district. -ANNOUNCOSS FOR SPECIAL DE1TE8 IN Cloaks, Wool Blankets, Comforts, Chenille Table Covers, Portierfes and Underwear. We wish to reduce our large stock ol Winter Goods, and the prices you'll find to be reasonable. Cleveland was making an inspection at Flatbush, and advised her to meet him there. She seemed satisfied and started with her aged companion for Flatbush, where she was placed in the insane afylum for observation.

A Russian Crank. Still another crank turned up last night. He entered an oSicc on Grand street and demanded a passage ticket to Russia and $1,500 in money. He must have both at ouce.or said he would make things lively. He remained in the place for nearly a quarter of an hour and then went outside.

In his hand he had a brick done up in a newspaper. When he reached the street, he looked up and down hurriedly, unwrapped the brick and hurled it through a large plate-glass window. He was arrested. The officer found upon him a dangerous-looking knife. He resisted arrest, and only went with the officer on the promise that he would get the ticket and Sl.iOO.

He said he was Moses Schenck, a Russian, 21 years old, and out of employment. THE FORT SHERIDAN MURDER. The Coroner's Inquest Over the Remains of Capt. Hedtrarg. FORT SHERIDAN, 111., Nov.

Coroner Knight yesterday held an inquest in the hospital of the fort on the body of Capt. Alfred Hedburg, who was shot and killed Monday by Quartermaster Maney. The first witness examined was Private Alfred Troget. He said. "I saw Capt.

Hedburg and Quartermaster 1 standing near the stables, and from the loud talk I thought they were quarreling Maney had his pistol in his hand. Finally, Hedburg struck the quartermaster in the face. Maney dropped his pistol to an angle ana fired. Hedburg fell and died shortly C. 13.

Johnson, private, gave the same testimony substantially. "There is a woman in the case," said Coioner Knight, "and it is not likely the solilicis would know anything about it." Lieut. Eltel and several other witnesses were examined, but their testimony was practically a repetition of that given by previous witnesses. Another Crank In Reduced Circumstances. NEW YORK, Nov.

a long- bladed knife and a keen-edged razor in his pocket, a demented Swede walked into the East Thirty-Fifth street station and coolly told Sergt. Fang to hand over 15,000 right away, as he was in reduced circumstances. The visitor was promptly arrested and disarmed. He said his name was John that he was 41 years old and that he had no home. He believed he was in a bank.

He was quickly taken to the Yorkville police station. There he was committed to the commissioners of charities for examination as to his insanity. The Saloon-Keeper Won the Case. INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. important decision was rendered yesterday by the supreme court in the case of James Champer against the city ol Greencastle.

The town council passed an ordinance requiring the saloonkeepers to take down screens, and Champer for violating the law n-ns fined $15.80. lie appealed and was beaten in the circuit court, but the supreme court reversed both former decisions on the ground that the ordinance in question was in violation of the laws regulating municipal governments. A Wisconsin Town Burned. BABBOA, Nov. entire business portion of Arena, including a hotel and business house of W.

J. Jones were burned Monday night. Loss, 125,000. Two Little Girls Burned to Death. AMOKA, Nov.

house o) John Foley burned yesterday. Two daughters, aged 4 and 0, respectively, perished. Lumber Plant Bumad. WILLOW RIVER, Nov. Fox-Wisdom Lumber plant burned yesterday.

Loss, $300,000. Underwear. Yeato at 35, BO, 65, eteb. Children's Vests at 25.30,36, 40, fide. Sea oar lOo Cotton HoM real value, 15o.

Ladies' Gloves. Ladies' Csehmere Gloves on fate at 25. 85, BOo. Ladies' Oanntlet Kid Gloves at 81,00, SI 50 per pair. Lidice' Kid Gloves, large pearl buttons, on Ea'e at value 91 50.

BLANKETS. We have on band a good lot of sample white blankets slightly soiled to oat at about valne. 82,2.50,3.50,4.50, to 6.90. i Heavy Domit (grey) blankets at 9So, 81.DO. Bee them.

I Comfotte at 983, $1.25, $1.50 eaob, Chenille Fortierre oartainp. Special Bale ST.50 quality at 84.75 per pair, Monday and Tuesday. Cacnills tab'e covers, $3.50 qaalily at $1.95. Sea them. CURB A Xrw and Complete Treatment, oomlrti of RTO; ot aimauM yno never-tailing Cure to ItmaSW Boxen ol of f.erynataroftnd uro pauital and seldoi resulting In death, i bows to sun You benefits reoMved.

6 for by CONSTlPAfe! often i dure Crentfl. liV.iaAjrrEE8ij.Md OBIT A. 3. BtAlNB, Dragrflt, 239 North Water Street, Deoatur. Ill A DttairerouB Imnatlo at Larflre.

The two women had hardly left charity commissioner's otEce when a woman, whose nnme could not be us- certained, approached the building Ordered Cut with a young man by her side. As OyAHAi Neb Nov they neared tbe door the yoang man Genera i oiney has Instructed District- turned and ran away. The woman Attorney Kakertotake steps to prevent further scandal in connection with the imprisonment of Bank "Wrecker Charles Mosher. It has been rnshed into the building 'and met Of- fleer Morgan "My son who has just ran away from me is a dangerous lunatic. He thinks Gov.

Flower has designs on his unlimited privileges during his life. He threatens to go to Albany and flnement The charges implicated MARKET REPORT. Grain and ST LOTJIS--Flour--Fancytoextrafano; patents, Wheat--No 81-efl, 6GJ4aflOHc; No. 3 rod. Corn--No.

2, mixed, 37c; No. 2, white, 37c. Oats--No 2, Hay-Prairie, mixed timothy, ffl.50@10 00, clear timothy (newl, (fl.00@12.00. Butter--Creamery, dairy, Egfls--Fresh, Larfl--Prime steam 9.S7'Jc. Pork--New btandarcl mess, $18.00.

ISacori--IioriKS, 10124c; clear Tilts, 10 clear, 10 all boxed. Wool-Choke tub-Tvaoliod, Wheat--Futures closed: November, 56 4C December, 00c; May, Corn--Futures closed No i oraber, 34 year, 34 5a n. January, May, 8e NEW YORK--Flour--State ana western quiet, firm. "Wheat-November, her, 70 5-J6707BC January, May, 15 Corn--No 2, November, December, May, Oats October, 34ftc; November, 35c, December, May, SC-fcc; state, SO 1 4Ie; western, 35ilc Pork--New meas, $20.00. Lard--Steam, 10 Me asked Butter--Western dairy, western creamery Imitation creamery, ESKS-- Western, 882 CHICAGO--Opening quotations Wheat--December, May, 72c Corn--May, I a 6C.

Oats--May, Pork--January, $14.40. Lard--January, 840c Short Ribs --January. 7.45c Closing quotations Wheat--October, December, May, Corn--October, December, 38Hc; May, Oats--October December, 28 Map, 81 c. Porh--October, 116.90; January, $1435. T-nrO--October, 860o; January.

8 4340 Short Ribs-October, 880c; January, 7.42'4c Live StocK Market. ST. LOUII-- Cattle--Export steers. $4 70JS tair to pooci 3 20- butchers 1 J2603 3.00. Iltvs--Pn Jtiiiff, 15.

butchers' 8Q2Jf? 3o Yorker-! JO QJQ 10. Sheep-Prices range at f- Mj-1 75 Heavy draft, poo'l to extra I Streotere. Drivers gocul to extra, i Saddlers, good to extra Matched teams, pood to extra MULES. 14 'i to 7 years old 45 00 to I 66 00 Utihuma, 4 to 7 years old J5 hands.exira,4to7years old TO 00to OJ 15H handa.extra.4 to 7 years old 305 00 to 110 18 to hands, good to extra, 4 to 7 years old. 110 00 to 180 00 CHICAGO--Cattle--Hecelpts, 7,000 Lead, mar ket fairly active and steady.

Hogs--Receipts 10.000 head, quality not so good; market weak and prices HMfciBc lower; light, rough packing, 10; mixed, S6.10@6.40 heavy pat ktnj? and shipping lots, 16.06®* 40; pigs, 84 zj Sheep--Receipts, 14,000 head; market firm KANSAS CITV-- Cattle--Texas cows, shlpplDff Btefre 676; native tows, butchers' block, (3.804.10, tochers and feeders bulls and mixed, Hogs--Bulk gales, 10. heavies. 10, pacltci $80080.10, mixed, iO.OOStt.10j~liBb.t3, Yorkers, (6.10^015, pigs, fl.ia CIHOINNATJ--HOSS--Active and strong CLOAKS We have on hand to show some of the very latest novelties in the way of New Cloaks for Ladies, Muses and Ohil 1 dren. Ladieti' Ja'keta with Worth oolhre. rth Bart" Hi culture Lidiee' Jackets, all with'it eo'inr.

Prices, SB, 86, 86 50. 87 50, 89.50, 810.00, $15, to 820 Lidies' O'niks 812.. A $17 50, $29, oi5h, Children's Oloaka at 82.50, ,0, 85 to $10 SHOES. We are selling more and more show every week. Prices do the selling.

Lidiee'SSehoeaat 81.98. Ladies' $1 eboee at $2.48. Men's 83.50 shoes at 82.50. $3 OUOM ot $198. Children's ehofBBt 983, $1.23, 1.3D, 1.35, 1.50 per pai Prices this week to lower onr etook as we need the room.

Priose on Ingrains, 2j, 35,39, 44, 48, 55, 69,65, 69, 753. that Mosher was allotved al- UI E8T-8 UVEH murder him. I was bringing the boy here, but as soon as he saw the sign over the door he ran away. I'm afraid he may commit murder unless placed in some asylum. Wants Vive Thousand Dollimi from Senat or Hill.

Yesterday afternoon a flashily dressed woman, who her name as the United States marshal. Found Floating In the ST. PAUI, Nov. dead body of Julius Burklinp, teacher of German in the public schools, was found floating in the river at the foot of Jackson street, yesterday morning, nsre 8 3 1 Galveston, 7 M-Hto. wit Cotton.

Quotations for middling ransre OB follows St Louis, 7 II 162: New York. 8 3 18o; New Oe- leans, Memplils. Financial. NSW YORK, Nov 1 Monay on call a 1M22 per cent. Prime mercantile paper, per cent Sterling exchange firmer, actual business In bankers' bills Rt for sixty days, and for demanc Posted rates, Commercial bills for sixty days, a mand.

Bar silver, OB. Government bond steady. State rouda dull. Railroad tond lower. The pressure to sell stocks bate after 11 clock, and a rail; of per cent ensued.

Distilling and Cattle Feeding recov rred toS2't; Sugar, to 108; Manhattan, to Western Union, to ChJcago Gas, to and EurUnaton Qutncy, to Ai noon tb market was firm In tNEW FALL CLOTHING ents' Furnishing Goods..