Wisconsin State Journal from Madison, Wisconsin • 1

wiseo STATE oj VOLUME XSL. MADISON, MONDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 4, 1883. NO. 245. -LL U.

MX ALili-JO i at mm Snoday Mgtt'3 Dis pitches Condensed STATE JOTJRNA 000 in 1881, is in 1882, $1,370,000. Utah BY TELEGRAPD theta the chiefs did net wish to be held accountable. The captain replied that the entire tribe would ba held responsible fcr tha acts of individtala. This Morning's Dispatches Boiled Down. DOMESTIC.

The Massachusetts authorities have Texas Solons Indicted for Gamhling. Austik, June 4. The grand jury has indicted forty or fifty members of tha Texas legislature for gambling. Quite a number of those indicted have left money with counsel, to plead guilty and py the minimum fine rather than go to trial in court. Austin, June 4 Some one entered the county clerk's office, Saturday night and stole all tho indictments returned by the grand jury for violations of the gambling laws, including those against members of STREET-CAR STRIKE.

Thciisand Chicago Cable-Car Lien, Refuse Lower Wages. A Cyclone in Central Texas Wreaks Disaster. Half of the Texas Legislature Indicted as Gamblers, Bat Steal the Indictments from the County Court House. Two Deiperadooa in Iowa are Summarily Shot Down. The Dublin Informers to Exiled, by England, be Pennsylvania Legislature Abolishes Prison Contracts.

Budget of Foreign and Domestic Wired from Wellington. PRODUCTION. OF PRECIOUS METALS. Washington, June 4. Tha following an abstract of the special report of Mr.

Burchard, director of the mint, upon the reduction of precious metals tho fnited States. The yield of the mines the United States for the year 1882 was $32,500,000 in gold and $46,800,000 In silver. Compared with the previous yesr this shows a decline of $2,200,000 in gold and an increase of $3,800,000 in silver. The comparative decline in the production of irold was greater in California than in any other state or territory, the yieia oetng less man in his resulted trom the interruption oi hydraulic mining in lome of the northern Tiii mi. 1.11a rnnn ipq of fhA etatf nwin tr mieation and also from the fallinc off in the production of the quartz mines at Bodie.

In Ureeon, where the mining is chiefly placer, there was a diminution. and also in Idaho and Dakota. In silver the principal increase was in Idaho, Montana and New Mexico, Idaho showing an increase of $700,000, Montana, 1,740,000, and New Mexico Colorado furnished about $000,000 less silver than in ltl. Of the bullion production of the country, $30,970,958 in eold and silver were de posited at the mints and assay offices for coinage or return in bars to depositors. Of deposits in gold were paid in bars for manufacturing purposes and tne remainaer went inxo coinage 000 were furnished by private ren nenes for manufacturers' use and there was an export of in silver bars, ui the total stiver prod ucuon, were exported, $3,994,000 furnished by the minis anu assay omcc-s 10 maauiaciurcrs.

purpose, and $24,700,000 used in coinage. The production of the country was from states and territories as follows. Gold. (150,000 Lwa.otX) 18, 800, t) S.S'.O.OOU 3.i,00 SUrer. AUaka Arlr.ona 17.500,000 California 845,000 Colorado 18,5 o.tmo Dakota I iAjtrrri .50 (Xk) I stopped the running tf Sunday trains on tha Housatonic railroad.

Paddy Haanoia, a resident of the Cherokee nation, murdered his brother James and an Indian named Tom Scraper, on Saturday. The corner stone of the new St James Roman Catholic church at Kenosha, Wis was laid yesterday in the presence of a large aaaembly, including delega- tions from Chicago, Racine and Milwau- kee. The structure is to cost $25,000. Fire at Fort Howard, Wia, yesterday, destroyed $20,000 worth of property. At Lincoln, Illinois, a carriage factory vu burned, involving a low of $10,000.

Forest fires are raging in the pineries northwest of Tawas, Mich- Hostile Apaches have made their reap pearance in Arizona, going toward San Carlos. Some herders were fired upon, but were not injured. Statements are made that the governmect of Sonora re fuses to co-operate with Genera! Crook in his campaign against the Indians. A United States deputy marshal and his posse, looking for criminals in the Chickasaw country, Indian Territory, recently reported having encountered and killed three desperadoes. It transpires that, having stumbled upon a woman and two children sleeping out of doors, they fired I without waiting to investigate further, tilling th children and wounding th mother, who fled to her house.

Thither the posse followed her, and, fluding a third child, slot him dead. The story about the desperadoes was invented to conceal their frightful blander. FOREIGN. The grand prize of Paris, which was run yesterday, was won by the duke of Castriess' horse Fronten, Sir F. John-stone's St.

Blaise (the winner of the Derby) second. It was reported from Paris last night that George Cassagnac fought a duel with old sergeant-major, on the Swiss frontier, and was wounded in the throat, probably fatally, but to-day the story Is denied. The non-appearance of all but one of a large number of Irish Catholic priests who were advertised to attend a meeting Boston, last evening, addressed by Thomas Brennan, secretary of the late land league, is attributed to an admonition from tha archbishop. In addition to requiring that the queen of Madagascar recognize the protectorate France and concede the right of French raen lo Ui ia ia uer cuuuwy, iuc French government will demand an in-11 demnity or 1,500,000 francs for the ex- pense ol tne expeamon 10 iuaaagascar. Oa the occasion of the grand fete in celebration of the coronation, at Petroff- 6ky park, near Moscow, on Saturday, five persons were crushed to death in the crowd.

The emperor and empress drove through Moscow yesterday, unattended. In an address to some local dignitaries, the emperor declared the principle that 'property must be unassailable." Villago of Mazomanie. Special C'orrerpondenct of State Joarnal. Mazomanie, June 2. Decoration day was observed here in the usual manner, only on a little larger scale.

Mazo- manie band has just purchased new band caps wuitu iiu us uuuwui rooJ a looking band throughout as there is in the country; the boys have accepted an offer to play at Barnesvllle on the 4th of July Peck haa just bought the Mrs. liisbee house and lot of Deacon Robinson for $925, which was sold two years ago for $450; real estate in Mazo-manie is advancing and there cannot be a honae rented in town at oresent. We hear that the Congregational church that has been without a regular pastor for about a year has secured the services of 1CCV. Jiir. AQuHs, VI niuusuf, wjju win commence his duties here some time in John Durst, who has been J.

A. Schmitz's head clerk for four or five years, has accepted a position on the road with a St. Paul boot and shoo house. John mMi-hmvpll rWtv at fichmitz'a hall ft-'1" mx. labl CTI'UIUL 1J VI Ulio a uuiuii Kit.

un timate friends. How to Make tho Farm Pay. I A is of I tQ I 1 I I I I I I I I Ml shows an Increased production of $400,000 in silver and the permanency the min- ing industry in the territory asured. Arizona has maintained her large produc bullion, but during the last two years rich discoveries have been made, which increased the annual production to -000. In Colorado it has been claimed there was a large excess of production in 1S82 over that of 1881, but fromi an examination of the reports of the shipments of ore and bullion, and of the melting works it appears that the increase has been In the value of base metals.

Afternoon Cable Dispatches. DEATH OF A KOBLK kIrL. London, June 4. The earl of West- meatu is dead. DAVITT, 11 SALT AND QL'INN RELEASED.

Dublin, June 410 A. M. 1 is stated positively this morning that DavStt, Healy, M. and Quinn, sentenced in I Fe bruary to confinement in Kilmainham jail for six months, for making inflammatory speeches, will be released from prison to-day. Dublin, Juoe 42 P.M.

Daviit. Hiv VSmowlJffi ST" A TIFPERART CONSPIRACY. Dublin, June 4 A conspiracy to murder at Carrick-in-Suir, County Tipperary, has been discovered. It is expected that a number of arrests will follow the dis covery. THE INFORMERS MUST 0).

Carey and other informers who testified at the taial of the Phoenix park murderers have been notified that they must indicate the places out of the country which they wish to be sent. Carey protested that he would remain in Dublin, buj the authorities pointed out that he wuld receive no police protection, and -that oh no condition would he be allowed to remain in hlreland. It is inferred from thin an Inn that the extradition rroccedlnira in tha caafl of Walsh, Sheridan and Tynan are collapsing. i GERMANT'8 DESIGNS ON FRANCE. Paris, June 4.

Gen. Wimppfer, of the French army, in a letter to EutrmenL says that the object of Count Vlm Moltko's tour, recently, in Italy, was to study the best route for the invasion of (southern France. THE RUSSIAN CORONATION FETES. J108COW, June 4. Ihe ernDcror and empress drove to Sokolnikl to diky, to at tend a military fete.

They werd not ac companied by any escort. Tbi municipal authorities will cive a erankl deieunrr reception and banquet) at 8kolniki; to the foreign newspaper correspondents wno auenoeu me coronation. Industrial Note. B0UTII CHICAGO IRON WOttKlEfiB. Chicago, June 4.

The Caiupiet iron and steel mill at South Chicago which has been closed several days debating whether it would accept the Pittsburjr schedule started this morning with half mo usual torce. A SUDDEN COTTON MILL STRIKE. Blackstone, June 4. The stride of the shceder tenders at the Blackstone cotton mill this morning, caused the I shutting down of tne machinery and the throwing stf UfVl nrAA I m. "4 uwunun-jvui ui cupiujineai.

STRIKE OJC CHICAGO CABLE -CAR MEN. Chicago, Jurie 4. The drivers and con ductors of the "State street cable-railway line to the number of 1,000, quit work at noon to-uay owing to a reduction in wages ordered by the compuny. A. few cars ot the btatc street line operated by new men, but the are being XhTeQ yxnca are abandoned remaining heavy iron failure, i.4 omo I Pittsburg, June 4.

The Grafton Iron I company, of Leetonia, Columbiana county, Ohio, has failed, with liabilities i oi auoui fww.uw. ui two large concerns in I Pittsburg, the Qrati-Bonnell iron manu I facturers and furnace men Itobinson, I Kea ts stockholders in the first i nameu corporation; their so vency is I undoubted all rumors of this kind dis regard the fact that their own in debteduess would have to be paid before any claim on of the Grafton company the score coy Id co mo on them. Both firms are extensive con cerns and have always been mana2H with the most conservative Views. An other corporation, the Elba iron works, has also been asH being in trouble, but the associated press corre spondent is informed by undoubted aa thority that there is no foundktilou for the same. General satisfaction at the settlement the wages question lust week leaves little Fire Losses.

IX WISCONSIN Green Bat, June 4 A part pf the in tenor of the large brick buildmp, corne of Broadway and Main strceli. Fort How i first floor was occupied by J. I J. II aru, waa uwuuycu uiv inu iuny. i ou i I i tZ Delaney, clothiers, and G.

Franks jeweler tne second noor Dy tne cay council cnara-ber, clerk's office-and cuntod department of J. ic J. II. Delaney, The fire oric Lumber company. Twenty horses be- ODoirig to D.

V. bIeil thtreDf flve of whicu ero burued i rr Tt II A- Mrllntial.l ivrro ara- in tlie bu nz and three others burned worthlcg8. A iar4e dumber of logging sleds and lumbermen's material a air tnn nf hov ri ao. itrovej. on building $1,000 and on norws about no insurance.

A lit- pany has expenaea in a futile attempt to recover the bodies of the buried miners. After convincing themselves of the impracticability of con tinuing the efforts, they offered the lam Hies of the unfortunate men $200 for each widow and $100 for each "child. This offer was rejected, as the widows are cou fldent they could obtain heavy damages A considerable amount was also subscribed at the time of the catakilophe, over $700 in the Chapin mine alone A Ciclone In Central! Texas. Dallas I struck Tex June 4. -j- A cyclone rcenville.

the seat of Hunt couotj. in central Tews, 8lurd.j nijht. pletely destroying three ude residences 1 anu unroonng snu umerwiap injunug I forty or fifty others. Many I renorted injured, but there prraons are ia only one death. that of a small colored child The damage estimated at frpra $50,000 1 to $60,000.

or "DoctPr" J. Uenry Langley, known throcghoct the coon'jy as a swindler, wss arrested yesterday at Boston fcr ecTeral stock-jobbing corporations, organized on paper. At Franklia, Nebr Friday night, a mob tarred and feathered a resident clergyman who had beea accused by his daughter cf criminal conduct with a female domestic. The man, it wss allegeJ, hai also horfewbipped bis daughter fcr exposing his conduct Geo. II.

Daubner, the Brockfield (Wis pension swindler, has beea sentenced to three years hard labor ia the prison at Chester, 111. Hit 70ETU5E3. Mosa Reynolds' dry-goods store, at Higby, were destroyed fire. Friday night; loss $15,000, insured fcr $3,000. The schooner Youn America, thtt was supposed to have beea lost laths storta th3 lOtU and 200 has U7iv4 aafely st Vensaukee, Mich.

A bottle picked up on Ocean Beach, N. told the story of a shipwreck which occurred over six years at o. A boatload ot colored picnickers ran afoul of a torpedo which a mechanical genius wai experimenting with iaalake near Charlotte, N. Saturday, and were blown skyward. Fortunately none cf theui were killed, although several wera injured.

Council Iiinfs and vicinity, in western Iowa, hai a disastrous flood Friday night, caused by a sudden pouring down of rain torrents. The city was ia great part submerged, and many bridges and build-infr were swept away. Tba lots is esti. mated at $300,000. DOMXeTIC MISCELLANY.

Tha American Surgical society held its annual convention Saturday at Cincinnati. Sullivan, the pugilist, is being urged for the ottice of superintended of streets Boston, which is vacaLt at present The six-days walking match at Baltimore closed that city Saturday evening, Hughes, "the lepper," winning, with miles to his crtdit, and Noremac second, having walked 511 milc3. The Dakota capital commission hss fixed upon Bismarck as the site cf tha new capital of the territory. The opponents of removal will continue tha ngtt the court-. Barnura cleared $70,000 ia five days at St.

Louis. No action will be taken by Bishop Potter, of New York, on the charge of heresy aataiuit the Bev. IL Heber Newton until tha meeting cf tba diocesan conven tioa ia October. The independent republicans ot Mas sachusetts will hold a state convention at an early data to nominates a candidate for governor, in order to thwart the supposed design of Governor Butler to secure a rt- lectioa. The Massachusetts board of health ani charitit3 hss refused to remove it3 secretary, Mr.

Sanborn, at the request of Gov. Butler, who accused Mr. Sinborn of showin disrespect lor hira ia the course of ofccial correspondence. At Fishkill village, near Newburgh, i. the centenary of tha virtual dia- baadmettof the colonial army at the close- of tfce revolutionary war was cele brated yesterday.

There weri addressed by prominer gentlemen. The salvation army that has been opcr ating at New Haven, ha3 been notified by- the chief of police to cease street singing, under penalty oi arrest The army will disregard the order, claim injto have authority from tha maycr to hold services in tha public streeu. Hon. Edwards Pierrepout, attorney general under Grant aa.d afterwards min ister to England, in an interview at Chi ctgo stated that Sheridan and iynaa ara ss extraditable as was Surralt, tha Lincoln asaassin. The game of base ball, Saturday, be tween tha Chicago and New York clubs on the latter's grounds, resulted in tha defeat of the cnampions, tho score being 2i to 7.

The other lestrua games were ai follows: At Boston Boston, Butfalo, 1. At ln-ovidence Cleveland, Frovi dence, 1. At Philadelphia Detroit, Philadelphia, 2. The Chicago club still leads ia the race for the championship pennact of 1SS3, with aixteea games won Clevelani and Providenco hava each won thirteen games and Detroit and New York twelve games. Alleged to ba despairing of assistanca frota the governmect ia tha investigation of tha charges against Supervising Arcbi tect Hill in the way of leiral counsel (the treasury department having assigned one persoa to look after both tha defense and the prosecution), Murch hss engaged his own counsel and savs ha has withdrawn his application to Secretary Folger fcr leffal aasistanco.

Tha new postmaster general has promulgated an order intended to compel postmasters tha first and second classes ta do what they caa to car a their salaries, such officials bein required to give their time durin business hours to the govern-ment They are cautioned not to ar sect themselves from their duties except upoa pormissioa graatei frota the department oa writtea application. The members cf the Chiricahua band of Indians who surrendered to tha mUi. tary ia Arizona, last week, report that Loco's band is net with Juh Ia tba Sierra iladre range. Mexican soldiers who have returned to Carmen, Chihuahua, frota a scouting expedition, report having met a considerable body of American troops, probably General Crock's com mand, north of Temoaacki, on May 23 General Crook has still three weeks ra tions. Thera is no danger of a rising of tha White Mountain Indians around Fort Apache.

Captain Dougherty, the com mandant, recently called a council cf tha Indians, and wai toll that bad me a ia tha triba counseled war, and fo; tba acts in to of tha old ara ed cf It it an of at of 1 THE OFFICIAL STATE PAFEG. Fo a week tr two past, the telegraph linn havs beea freighted with sensational reports concerning Gen. Crock's military cipedltioi inU Mexico after th murder-cti Apache. First cam 3 a melancholy runic thst hi had met with a aai reverie; hit Mils fore a had been ambushed by tlswily barbarians, and badlj cut op. cxt cams the more gratifying intelli-pence, that b3 bad overtaken the savige had slaughtered a large number cf theui, witli bet sligLt lot ta hit owa little force, and that ha wa3 ia bet pursuit cf If demoralize I ani tieeicg band, with a food prospect cf utterly annihilate theu (r bringing them under full abjection.

Thens account, almott directly contradictory i each other, were givea aa circumstantially as Ij almoa carry the cou-victioa with theta thtt they were authentic and reliable, and yet they bow tcxa out ta hava beca utterly without foundfc-tioii, with no exiitcoce, except la the imagination of the acnaational reporter, for as Is now known thera has bee a do reverse either Crook cr the savages; there hss la fact beea no there is no reliable news cf the increments of the invading force cr of the objects of its pursuit, borne the lata rumors are to the effect thtt tha Indiana are ready to surrender; thtt they are already suing fcr peace, and that the cxpedltioa will end ia their giving new assurances of friendll nets anl new pledges to keep the peace. But these even are to be discredited ti utterly lacking authority. No reliable cam stands sponsor fcr their truth, anl tley are to Lo act down with all the others as mora gueis work. The bundsy dispatches go no further than to ansert that Crook ani bU force are thet their raarcU is onward, and that unlets there in soma defection cr blunder or misappointmect on the part ot the Mexicans the capture of the hoatile Apaches is only a queatioa of time. With ucu news, until something more decisive under the sanction of Oca.

Crock's ow a authority, the public mutt st preset rvA satisfied. An 1 after so many false report, such a succession of whole-cloth fabrications, it take. the strongest and full -ft evidencato again induce the public to take stock ia any news about this singularly misrepresented cxpedltioa. Oca. Crook had better prcp.iro aludaviU ani sea the news under the sanction of official certification.

Further humbug-gcry in tba matter is played out, and now ethf public will wait lor hard, iadisput- ab! acta. Kt-tiKMATOit Kato.v, of Connecticut, hu writtea a letter to aa attache of The Xcv York World, probably not intended ic publication, but which bm beea pub-Ihhe 1 all the eama.ia which he expresses tta couvictioa that if the democratic con-grensinea trefct tha tarltT question wisely, it will be impossible tor tho republicans 1 1 unite i a to ba successful ia liS I. His advice i to let the tariST alona it or make only such chances aa the good sense of reasonable and reflecting minds woul 1 demand. By tuch a course, ha claims that the reTenue tnrltf men will be satisfied, whila the ultr i protectionists fearing, as they do, a generul onslaught, would regard such a disposition of the matter si th3 best they coul I attain. This will not ba so easy a matter' as Mr.

Eaton seems to imsgine; but tha whola animus of tba matter with hiu is contained in the following precious littla paracraph taken frota his letter: NN hi I et' rca will talk th roattrr fr.l v. and houli a fc cf one minU. Mid wl.I L. coarse can be marked ot ti (uiiowedotit tr tt rt Bitiorur of tfce pirtr. htth.

ht.e It wtsl art tie munufacttmns tntr confidence in our future etlon, wlil ia our wumicK tie federal la bi. When this little private Confab takes Mr. Carter Uarriion ought to maks out the contidann. It will to up-bill businett to make political martyr of Ben. Jiutlcr, because the Harvard board of overseers, ia the ex- erciie i their proper and legitimate prt rcgative, refuse i to confer an unmeritei tills upon him Just fc compliment suke.

Tba bints of the newspapers that this ac will only help bis politicsd aspirations are silly and preposterous. The act hss no political significance whatever; It was simply a question with tns board whether they should longer follow a poor preco. dett aud confer aa educational tills upoa aa undeserving individual, because he happens to hav beea elected governor of tha state. Their decision was a gooi one an deserves to bo applauded, lfthete deem are to be of any consequence to their recipients there should be some dis crimination in dispensing them, and lri merit an not ofticial position should be tha coadiiioa of their enjoyment. Palmer, cf Boston, is tharp'y criticise 1 fcr his Decoratioa day oration, la it he said, speaking ti the attempt to su up a southern confederacy: "There is no other example in all history, tf which I ata aware, cf a revolution which, a the event cf its success, would have LaJ fcr its final result the eatablishmerit of a rew government, modelled, with almost perfect fidelity to details, upoa the governmect against which it was directed." The Boston Transcript cites this from the confederate coastitution: "The confederate states may acquire new territory.

In all such territory th a institution of negro alarery, as it now exists i a the confederate states, shall be recognized and protected by congress anl th territorial and it asks if this reads like our Thirteenth Amendment. Tn present legislature Pennsylvania, among many other cf its vicious acts has uaas. 1 a hill fixing the compensation ff its own members at 1,500 for each regular acasion, $10 a day for extra ariion3, $100 worth cf stationery stealings to each incmlr, and fixing mileaga at ten centi a mile. cf in jit in Mormon missionaries are working as- sidoously ia North Carolina, and are hav- considerable success anong the more ignorant class of the rural districts, and especially amonjj tho women. The rites practiced by the missionaries are such as prompt husbaods jealous of their wives gooi name to go a-gunningfor the former.

TORSION AFFAIRS. Tha pope, will, it is alleged, sooa order the suspension frota orders cf such of the Irish clergy as continue to participate ia tha political agitation ia Ireland. Saturday, tha anniversary cf the death Garibaldi, a bronza bust of the libera tor was unveiled in the capitol at Rome. Tha Italian chamber of deputies passed a bill providing for the erection of a national menumect to Garibaldi oa the Jan-iculum hill. Tba French minister of foreign affairs stated ia the senate, Satnrday, that the government would endeavor to smooth the diffcrenca with China growing out cf I the Touquta affair, in which, however, there was no occasion for interference by eustern empire.

Sam. Caoit, who a few years since under tha mask of a temperance lecturer, scattered greenback heresies broadcast, is out in the advocacy of Judga Hoadley, as cue ucuiocrauc caauiuaie lor governor ci Ohio. Among the reasons which be urges in fsver of Hoadley is that he is a late convert from republicanism and the inference is that he would thereby ba enabled to draw to his support a larga number of republicans from the ranks cf his associates and friends. Cary is a blatherskite of the first rank, and Judge Hoadley hss good reason to pray for deliverance from tha aid of such supporters. Judos Dkvess and Ex-Governor Talbot two names most prominently mention, as republican candidates for governor Massachusetts at the coming election.

Congressmen Robinson and Rice have also been named in the same connection. is sail that Ben. Butler d' dines being considered a candidate for re-election, but would hardly be safe to take him at word and offer him a nomination as a compliment. John Uamner, who recently murdered old man Newell under circumstances unusual atrocity, was taken from jail Wlnterset, Iowa, nt 'hree o'clock Sun-dty morning, by mob, hanged to'a tree and shot through the body The mob I operating wilii remarkable speed, surpris ing the guard nad executing their errand before aa alarm could trivea. Incendiaries ia aster a Indiaua are con tinuing tha policy of burnin the barns farms who have supplied themselves with self-binding reaping-machines.

COMMERCIAL Mil ShlftBl. Mn.WACX.tx. -4-1 P. M. Wheat oneay; 1.09 for No.

2, ch; 109 for idler June; U1S fcr eUer Jn'y; 1.14 for teller August; 14 i for eller September. Receipt, buhela atpmenu, 5 VX) bushelj. CJora tame; Mc for No. 2. Uata itedriy for No.

48c for white. Kje eukr; tflkc for No. 61'4c for No. a. Barley, Chicago Chicago, ace 41 P.

whet active, but lower; l.n lor aeuer jane; i.ia: for idler July 1.14 for aeller Aoguat; l.lVi" for elU-r Beptembor; 1 15G1.18 fcr idler Octo ber; 1.11 for i6ller tha year. Corn lower; iiVc tor aeller June; 57c for eller July; NJc for teller Angusl; 63c for eller teptember; for teller tbo year. Oaii iusav, lot teller June; 3SJ.H for telkr for teller Angutt 3lSc for seller tfce year. Rye at 64c. liarlcy Has teei at 1.46.

Whliky tteiwJy at 1.16. Pork lower at 18.15 for teller Joeo; 19 10 for aeller l-5 for teller Aognat; 19.4 ae Icr Septcmbor; 19.W lor teller October; 17 ft) for teller me year. Lard lower, at ll.IJ fcr teller Jane; 11.C0 for tel ler July; 11.1714 for teller Aognti; n.u. i teller September; for teller October; 10.17:4 for teller ifce year. St 77 York Stock and Money Market.

Hmw t'oax. June 41 M. Prime mercan tile paper, tUb pvr ceaU Usr ailvtr. 108 fc. Excharce awady; 4H5'4 for locg; 4SSH for tight.

ciovernmcr.t nca higher or 4 ana 4 a 1 -S ,1 coupon; nncntngea ior rcgisiccca am i extended 5 bute boncia dull acd unchanged. Railroad bonda and foatareleaa. Siock Opened at It o'clock Bra and a frac tion higher. Daritgtha flrat ha.r hour the mar was active but weak and Ml o.T 3c let ty fcuPaul and New York Cenuai, but from then UU noon a recovery ot was recorded in which New Jersey Central and Readies wert the leading featured. Government bonda 5'a, extended, 103 4'4'a, lii4 4 ns4 iHi Pacific a ol 's 1.5 oia.

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A A 6 Mar. ACtn lrt 10 fceeoBd preferred. 5 MtADhia Jk 45 f. 1 MtchtcaaOentna WH t7M an at of I I do preferred 5 haanvUieA Wdsriss doprcfem-d ks Northweetern 134 2ev IST fi tU na tne legislature. There is no clue to the thief, but sporting circles are greatly elated.

Greenville, June 4 A tornado struck here last evening in a northwesterly direction with terrific force. Torrents of rain fell for twenty minutes and the total destruction of the town seemed inevitable. A survey of the town shows one hundred and fifty houses either blown entirely away or moved from their foundations. A largo number of old buildings were more or less in ured. Strange to say only one life was ost, that af a colored child.

Sev eral persons were seriously injured. The north end was blown off the Missouri Pacific depot, and the same with the freight depot- The Methodist (colored) church was totally wrecked; the Presbyterian and Baptist churches were badly damaged. There was heavy ram at other points, but no tor- nado. The Weather. INDICATION.

Wabhinqto. June 410 A. M. The U. 8.

lffnal tervice report tho following lndlcationi Upper Mlratsalppl and Mlatourl valleya: ncreaalnjc cloadlneas, followed by raia; variable wlnda generally from touth toeaat; lower bar ometer; ttationary or flight rite In temperature. Weatern crulf atatea: Increasing cloodlneaa; local ralra; eaaterly to aontherly wlnda; au-tlonary or alight rlae la temperature; tutloarry lower barometer. The rWera will remain nearly TO-DAT' WBATUia. The weather, at 11 A. M.

to-day, wat at followa, the potnta named: New Yotk, cloudy weather; temperature 71. l'lttabnrg, clear wtatber; temperature 72. Iiuffalo, cloudy weather; temperature ti. Cincinnati, cloudy weather; temperature 70. Cleveland, cloudy weather; temperature 80.

Toledo, clondr weather; temperature 63. Detroit, threatening weather; temperature 64. Chicago, clear weather; temperature 68. Milwaukee, c.ler weather; temperature 62. Winona, clear weather; temperature SO.

St Paul, clear; temperature 58. Dabuqne, clear weather; temperature 58. Davenport, clear weather; temperature 63. Keokuk, clear weather; temperature 72. Dee Moinea, clear weather; temperature 60.

SL Loula, clear weather; temperatar ti. Peoria, clear weather; temperature 64. Omaha, cloudy weather; temperature 50. Kantaa City, cloudy weather; temperature 67. Criminal Doings.

IOWA LAWLESSNESS PROMPTLY CHICKED. Atlantic, June 4. Frank Brown and John Anderson, two denperadoes, members of what is known as the Crooked creek gang, pursued a tourse of intlml- lation in the little town oi Wiota, Uoss county, for three hours, Sundsy, firing re volvers promiscuously and creating otner forms of disturbance. They finally were mi by an armed body of citizens and shot down. Anderson is dead and Brown will die.

BU0T HIMSELF IN A rOSTOmCK. CixcixNATt. Juno 4 A young man giving his name as J. Dietz, of Heading, stepped into the money-order depart ment of the postofilce to-day and wrote a mcney-order, asking to.be shown to a private room, where he could take some money from a boot. He wan told that the passage-way would do.

He thereupon drew a small revolver and shot htmftclf twice in the mouth before the pistol could be taken from bim. His wounds do not appear to be fatal. Pennsylvania Aboltahes Prison Contract. Harrishurg, Juno 4. The senate has passed the house bill to abolish the con tract system prisons and reformatory institutions.

Tradition of tlio Pueblos. The Pueblo Indians, who largely people New Mexico, and who by many aro regarded aaa remnant of the Aztec race, Kswsh numerous traditions which they ve handed down through tho Buccew-sion of many generations, and which tliey to-day believe as firmly aadid their aneeKtors of the far-oif pat. Whether the Montexuma whom they adore, anxiously look for and worship, in tho game as the one who appears in the history of Old Mexico is strongly doubted by well-read Americans, who havo given much attention to tho subject. The Puehlow chum that their Montexuma wa born through the immaculate conception of an Indian maiden of their own tribe in th village of Pccoh, about thirty-five miles distant from banta Fe. While a youth he did not exhibit auy extraordi nary qualities, uut ujon reacning manhood's estate, showed himself to be a great hunter and poBBesnedof supernatu ral powern.

Alter uweinng wun mo tribe for a long )eriod, and performing many miraculous ueeuH. ueinu, going southward. On the eve of hii journey he is reported to nave ngnteci a iurrl fire which he told bin people to keep burning until his return. Although thin was long centuries ago, it is said that the Indians have scrupulously obeved the injunction, and have never allowed the fireo die out. They have continuously through successive genera tions kept the slumbenng embers aglow.

At least this is their story, aud it is largely believed, eejiecially by those who have neen the fire glimmering in their old adobe temple. In 1837 the Pueblo. it town of Pecos, was sold. It was on a bpaniah grant, and at that period the Indians removed the aacred fire with great care to Taos, where it ia Aill burning and viewed with reverential awe. xmo of the Indians of the present day have bo much confidence in the return of Montezuma that they get out on their houfe-tops every morning with the rise of the sun aud look anxiously into the far distance for hia coming.

Kven though many of the Pueblo Indians have outwardly embraced the Christian religion, yet they retain their faith in Montezuma, whom thev regard aa their saviour or sovereign. They are a docile and industrious people, who live a pastoral life. Aa communities, they are far more prosperous and live far better than the majority of natives. Their puebloes, or villages, are distributed at different points through the territory, and some of their number may, almost daily, be seen in the towns bartering farm products to etore-keepera for various articles kept on sale. Every thing in nature indulges in amusement.

The lightning plays, the wind whistle, the thunder rolls, the Bnow fh8 the waves leap, and the fields smile. Kven the buds shoot and the river runs. Yes, and the air frequently whistles. Censure is the tax a man pays to the public for being eminent. 2,55 T'OO 4.810, 000 2,000.0110 l.V,ou 0,000 1UO.000 23.

two 25,000 ltfO.UK) 120.0O0 5.000 TheWestom Agriculturist Bays Itwill greater decline in the amount deposited Inated in the custom department. The pay to thoroughly understand farming, at the mints and assay offices than the building was owned by J. Wjdght and M. and make a business of it. It will pay to difference between the gold production of Bennett.

The iJamage to th4 building is take agricultural papers and magazines, isyi and 1862, but there was a larger about covered by insurance J. and read and digest their contents. It amount of gold consumed by the mechan- J. II. Delaney's loss on and fix-will pay to continually improve your leal industries of the country.

The amount tures is about insurance, $2,500. stock, and to improve on your manner of of silver deposited at the mints and assay The city records in the council chamber farming. It will pay to systematize your offices increased about $3,500,000, which were uninjured. work. It will pay to buy labor-Bavin corresponds closely to the increased pro- Wavsau, June 4 Saturday night at 11 machines, and it will pay to take care of ductlon of the year.

The excess of the an incendiary fire destroyed a them hpn not in use. It mvs to raise production over the consumption of the ir0 KK.ntrimr th. I r.ti,n Montam New Mexico. North Carolina. Oregon South Carolina ltb rpinla W'tahiBgton Territory.

Wyoming Territory Total 13200,000 0,000 In 1882. $9,939,975 were paid in divl- dends by incorporated companies. This is.i.. f.i was a bukui imiuic on huiu uiv 'uviuiug i I One hundred and seventy-five com panles made assessments upon their stock holders for the purpose of carrying on mining operations, amounting to about 1:900.000. Dunne the vear thers was a year, added to the net imports ot gold, re- suiua a net gain io circuiauuu ui ic.u than $200,000 gold, but by coinage and me net unporv ui lion gained nearly $o'J .00,000 in gold and mu Calitornia 6till maintains the first place in the list of gold and silver pro ducing states ana territories, ana is uaei I future steady, if not large, profits i tne aerx8iia in aacicui nm beds, a number and permanence of the quartz 1 lodes, as well as the virgin grouna yet un- developed, insure a golden harvest tor many years to come.

Nevada shows a decrease in gold and ailver of about 11.500,000, which is chiefly due to the rapid decline in tne a 2.i.a ik oa-oa vmcTAi it iruia wnirn ih rro.r nnmatnr.k loda. which reduced it from the first to the third rank This state has suffered probably more than any other mining section from stock I and miamanafrmt-nt in niir. bol reKtlon Km. to he Kttlng ducted on a more substantial basis. In Idaho the Droduclton ot gold slightly less than In the preceding, nnthU ncrriM in ailver.

Yfnt.n. th minina-indnatrv haa increaa. rd in importance, the increased yield having beea in ailver, which from $2,630, I 1 1 i I I was but In tho6a pr(xiuct3 which will find quick sale at good prices near home. It get a for Rpllinff the best to keep good gtocj. cf al kinds, a3 poor Btock of any ieaVes no profit to keep down the to hnVe gome articles to sell every I you po to market, and to buy what voa really need in the improved seeds, It rjava to have more to sell than to buy.

I Tr.totHnt and thouffhtful tarents It pays to have fine poultry, cattle, hogs, shn bees fine improved wheat, corn, oats aud hay. It pays to make borne at- SctWe.Sv the children all the school- in2 Doeible, and it pays to be a good, to do so for some time to come, tie suns le wbiIe fo il0uge 0f ir. brought to prevent the deposit or debris reU WM burned, catching from) a log fire. from placer and hydraulic mines have Lo8a, $800; insurance, $375. been virtually "t.M" "ntl is also being paid to the development of Kcel Horror.

m. graut 7 (h the case of the Keel Bidge mine, the com- processes, which promise the yield In the i and teachers can do very much to form gold fields show no evidence of and stimulate the growth of purpose in tion; on the contrar the magnitude of the i tha nHa nd hearts or trie cniiaren jLM aav- rho look to them for guidance. Ihe larvse of the worker and of the queen-bee are identical in kind. The food given makes all the difference. When the nr.wrv.i Aim the Larvje of a worker is fiirta so fed and housed that It develones into a queen-bee.

Sad ucc.v, II TJ.u:iT. hpn fmt mi i ignominioasly destroyed. to spend moral force mak t. i i Is not te Tn fa Hriftin. ont of reaolut and with the eyes on the compass to bold to a certain course aad steer for a certain port.

to It iti I Plain words make the mott eentencas. 4.