“eight-hour um: W by Alida. "Mil min The body of Frederick Hartman was found in the river at Cal-11mm. melL It bore evident“ that he ind tried to kill himself with g knife be- iore going to the river. William Brenton Carr. capitalist. and at one time a politlul leader of Gamma. '8 ionnd dad in his bed. Hi. detth In: evidently due to acci- dental uphyxiatlon. The body of “uric Flood was found in the Ohio river It Cincinnati. She um a prominent sister at charity and ,mped from Mount Adam- eonvent ‘ over a month ago. She was demented. James B. Bunion, for twelve year: We editor 0! the Kent.- City Star. dud Thursday night in hit apert- num at the Conn. hotel. For may not; he Ind been a caterer from W , reuniting troll Bright'- M The Odor-no governor in vetoed the bill Mum; insurance companion to have W in every county where M: are writtn. In. Crnn Minnow, nod 75 yarn. mum: of the brother of exâ€"Preddem mmrd Fillmore. fell from a porch u scar-gin. lllch.. um! and shortly after from mansion at the bum. M Huntington. 1.13.; two cilldm of George Geller were playing win a box of menu. when the clothing at n 2- yurold daughter caught In. She m binned to death. Far 0! that (or «emu!!! nun- lag n mythic“: Mada led Willia- To-pkla. of Enamel. mom. to con- Iit mm by lunch; Prank Ban. his two ma nd his brother. Chm Burn. were â€uni-ted n I won on their farm near Grok, 8. A bolt at "(Main hum A clau- '31 mm mm Pear-on. n tumor of New Ianox. um am- out or Jolm. m. Budâ€. m VII standing on tho Italian Casual (ml "mu [or M. (an to In. W the [.10. II I: though: the nil- dm the chemo“). A m tut-Inc disturbance tool plan. II can Anna!“ and Victor-In. no Illocl wu luau-mun: and col- n-uod for m! mates. Al nylon!“ I. «and at (he Mil had an. on a. Mo at In. Mu mun I." burial“. Ans-u: "M. m Inn-n. N. 0.. mm. m «mind In lb and hub by Charla no... He an up without mm. And an be I- m m by m clan u: my. and ready to In. vmur my cunt. ï¬n trot. out at IMII‘It In the Mg phat d the 1. ll. Dino! TI“ 00-- my I. - tour-nor! Mock In tho ball. I. district at Quincy. In. no ï¬rm mod on beside: the mm mm! m: Volt, Iona O Iclm'l rill- Ing home no Dru-hur- book store. The loan will need 0100.0... am. local King. why chi-ed "all to m l“ mu old but Wednesday. I. dead at his homo In “hamburg. The [Iliad Bum Supreme 0mm do. nlod Ibo potluon for . tube-rm: in use cunt-lunar! [night mum can. [nut-use. Commissioner Pricko at Wisconsin has ranked the Noon-o at an Cltluu' luau-um Company at 8:. haul. and In seven menu In Win-on- :In (or placing Inwnnce In the unto through Chnrla I). Co: at Chicago. a non-tumult "out. Tho fortyolecoud annual net-Ion o! the "Maui. Homeopathic Medical Au- mhtlon was held I! the Truman: Home. Chlcuo. Tuesday. n I: reported that several can of the bubontc plague have been discov- ered by the Tonquln oak-III: on the Chinese frontier and just width: the boundaflea of the colony. Spools! pre- cmtlom on beln‘ taken to prevent the spread o! the alum. Bud Bowman and Oscar Cox, two (omens, living are mlles southeast of Lewlstun, m., became Involved in a now and Bowman killed Cox wllh a club. otrlklns him repeatedly over the A British oflh‘cr and thlrty coolles have been killed by an avalanche on the Bprinnsarleh road In British India. The Illinois Steel Company. it Is re- ported. has closed contracts [or the sea- son“; supply of ore. and is now out of the market. 115 purchases amount to 1,000,000 tons. in addition to 300.000 tons oi last year’s contract which has not been delivered. The report that secret negotiations at great Importance are being carried on between Spain and the United States In regard to Cuba Is denied at the state department. The Foster-Hanna Company of Oah- kOSh. Wis, manufacturers of flash. doors and bflnds. has raised the wages of Its workmen 12% per cent. The new schedule aflects all employea. 175 in number. g m m‘m‘ .l'omlc-l, naughtâ€. Boom ind Crlmllull Dolngc at the Whole World lawfully Condensed to! Our lindenâ€"tho Ac- cldont Mord. THE NEWS 0†SEVEN DAYS UP TO DATE. HISTORY OF A WEEK. RIVCI‘ DOWNERS GROVE. : ILLINOIS. gownâ€: ï¬ns: 3mm". By WHITE WILLIAMB. ng nylon of m alo- ‘ loved inane and Old. A: lunar, 1mm, Charles Walter- comnmgd wields by man. a (or hours that I building mod by him had band. - Alonso I). Norman. 01 Conant: City. 124.. committed and. at Wolf lake by taking morphine. M. mm. H. 1.. Jacob 8. John, m. com-ed. n â€m. m hm- 1 ed tor the murder at Ann Beam“. ‘ A: â€at. 0.. law. Chit and Im- lovor meted. Aflor be m she took mug and and. m mile: at Balm. lid“ an lag“! in a "Mom: chm m At III-unto». 1-6.. Willin- Km- Imet, when wile secured a divorce §â€"§§§S§§ 3§§’.§§§ l§_§§_é SEE-38.1.5 .335 3.1!! ~83. i ‘- ig'ggztog alguloï¬aulvs'ol! ‘8 a»! 3385-. SE»! It I. umIMcmly dented (MI. the German Impala! chnmllom’rlm flo- hculolw. has mined. no moon Dally Nun an I! b n- Iond anon; tho “noon-n o! no woman: an the Data at land- In «madeIolAwdmuOov- mm at Canada. can: VM «and m hm m- m o- In Man "on (I. am at I‘m-a. M the cam! resident. at m an- on at We. the lord wallet [or- .dly nun-nun to nun-In A.“ do! w m orbit-l In: at tho lu- Io'ir. which I: v.- “ no.0 Tho report um Samuel L. Clement; (In; Twain) In and In Mn. N. h In mm In uncut-m. hunk. The vote by which an \‘ollundd rev vealed (he was: mun-Hon law on a report 1mm um comma or the whole In seem won um 2: to 8. While boa! riding at Eunuille Ind. Fred Mel-helmet and Fred Rump! (all law the river and drowned. Another My“: drowned by tailing from some '00. Another boy, Charm KIN“, tell from n how top. and was no badly In- hmed that he cannot recover Auxust Stromberg. an employs ot the Mamba, mm. Woodonwum Com- Dlfly. was thrown upon (our circular lawn. Death was utmost Instantane- lira. Mary Farï¬go was burning grass “on: a lance row at Pennllle, 110.. when her clothing was accidentally II- uutd and she burned to death. Ed Smith of Richland Center. “719.. was thrown from his can and kicked In the head by the horse. He is not expected to live. Hattie Breetz, aged 6 years, or Dev motto, 1nd.. set her clothing on ï¬re while popping corn and received fatal Injuries. Mrs. Joseph Ln Seur {ell (rem her boa! house into the river at La Crosse, Wu†and was drowned. Joseph Tuligowskl and another workman wrestled on a marlboat on Nous Dame lake. had. when both tell In and Tuligowski was drowned. Mrs. Ellabetl: O'Sherldan of South Madison, Wis., was struck by a train on the Northwestern road and instantly killed. Hannibal Doty, heM-sawyer In a mill at Watervflet, Mich, was crushed to death between two Ion. At Madison, Wis., tax-Senator R. M. Bashlord was seriously lnjured in a runaway accident. His right collar bone was broken in two pieces and he was badly cut about the head and face. The 7â€"year-old daughter 0! Frank Leurd was fatally burned while play~ in; near a bonï¬re at La Grange, Ind. The schooner Annie E. Rudolph from Camden. N. J., tor Boston, with iron pipe, was sunk oi! Nausot. Cape Cod. by collision with the tug Paoli at 3 a. In.. and Captain Gardiner, Mate Snell. both of New Jersey, and a seamn were drowned. Rowley Shepardson. a Princeton stu- dent, uccldentally shot him-alt while out huntlnx and died In the college hospital Just after his parents arrived from their home In Richmond. Va. to be overtaken “Manl- CRIME. FORSION. casuau‘lzs 0mm. 1 came... m, Na 1...... Corn. No.- 2 mixed ..... . mu. No. 1 mixed ....... Oats, No. I mind ...... Giovanna. arm. can. . an. No. 1 ......... ’ Own. on. No. 2 ....... am. No. I cum ........ A peculiar «license that in inning the still at veterinarians mulls along the tone. in the vicinity oi Emulsion, lll. ii in at the mum oi plum-ml; The state magnum oi (he Illinoi- pvutlhiiiol executive committee luv. been removed to Bloonluion, lll. 2. «2. v8.â€" na-oi-a 3:} .2: r. II. its. 9- RI. catâ€"5.30 dualâ€"d; .0 .ll! 05 .3 call :85 93th. in {ll-uh»; I-IDII I.ll?!l Ii .l-l|r|> Old-Io for Ullld mm: mater to IIe~ «ed David “hm. whoâ€"o ter- nun- : nu tra- m: Jul-arr. m hon-an o! the Ian lam-tun [and a renounc- mm; the wild mu m oflchl lover a! no we. Lloyd 001:0ng Ito-on and mmry I TI. con-Inna at an National pan: of Ammo. Dr. Fountain. cull-Inn. appointed Io Ian-(Into the null o! the dam noon-Ho. of tank. I!- poru um m upon-mm W â€6.000.000. The dam II the naut- umdmlhfouudlohm “.00.â€. h-Oounor mum. bu “(buy “Mumnmllluhhnuml LATIST MARKET REPORTS. at 0mm nor-e3 MEEM‘ "" to Pram no 8:. noun. uid 8“: Fund.» an- nclon have elected in Incl-hen 0! an board Rich-rd Olnty. am at gun, to “can Wllllul 1'. I'll". 'l auto, to w Wllllul 1'. Linn! l-‘nm nhlppod ".0005!†gold Infamy» Bonn-day. The unanimlon o! the Wllcoultn Boon-mun Protective aunt-lulu bu been Inflected hm. The ohm of the snort-non la la proton lu member: non man“ by tho various clubs of the sale who claim the "dull". mm In flab tad hunt on vandal um:- Ind um ‘ The omcoru o! the Wholeulo 6n» ms“ assoc-lulnn o! "â€60“, Iowa. Ken- tucky. Indiana, Minnesota. Michigan and \VIu-omm met at Peoria. m. The prllu'IDI' subject at consideration was the pmbahlo offer: at the sugar sched- ulo ol the nnnlurlul nvlllon ot the tar"! N" on the trade. No formal ac- uoa Ivu ukma. but meeting- ol the state luucluuom I‘lll be called u! in eafly dale. Governor Black 0! New York tun signed the weaned anti-trust bill. The bill 8992.91 to foreign as well u to do- mniic corporations. requiring Innunl reports as to the amount oi their cap- iial stock anti the propuriion actually insued. Brigadier and Brave! Major General Frank Wheaten retired from' service in the United States army Saturday. having renched the age of 63 years, of which limo tony-seven years have been spent in the service. Judge Thomas Ewing died at Plus- hurg, FL, of pneumonia, after an Ill- ness of only four days. He was 70 years old, and had been on the bench (or twentyvthree years. He was n mem- ber of the state constitutional conven- lion In 1873, which promulgated Penn- sylvania's present constitution, and had been-prominent In legal circles to many yearn. insurance Commissioner Fricke's re- port on ï¬re and matlne companies shows that the amount of insurance written in Wisconsin in 1896 by stock and mutual companies was $253,963,018. The ratio 0! losses to premiums was 38.28, while in 1895 the ratio was 72.83. The Interests of United States mm lens at Puerto Cortex, the seat of the revolution now in progress In Hondu- ras, will be looked after by the Unit- ed States cruiser Marblehead. The ves- sel Is now on her way there lrom Key West. A pen has made Its appearance in the pasture: near Clinton. m. It is a small, greenish, flea-Mk9 creature, just visible to the unaided eye, and attacks blue grass pastures. The semi-annual distribution a! Michigan primary achooi interest mon- ey. made by Superintendent of Public instruction Hammond disposed of $376,733.16 among the several counties 0! the state. There are 697,054 chil- dren of school age in the state and the distribution is on a basis of 54 cents per capita. xxnwwxnn. HIBGBLLANBO UB- DOWNEBS GROVE WORTH. mo .92; 2m 4.3m .42 ‘1‘ 32:4 .921‘ .2“ .m‘ .15 ms .215 The London papers in Ditto} It the ‘c’tcjcn of the ubnntlon treaty by an United Sum Inna. The executive board of the I35?“â€" erzï¬on of Woman‘s Club- chone Bur- lumen for the meeting in Kay, 18â€. Blld Take- Up Cooper. Eddie Bald In: deposited mo to bind 3 match race with Cooper, to take plate at any time between Juiy l and Au:- cm- of vuln- Veteran. At the ï¬fteenth etnte encampment of the Kentucky Grand Anny of the Be- pnbllc at Lexington the Confederate Veternns' Association was the guest of the Grand Army of the Republic. Cm My Den-u l-nh. Joe Choynski. the clever (hiifornia pngiliu, gained an easy victory over "Denver Ed" smith Monday night in their contest nt New York. Referee Dick Roche mm the extent after two minutes end levea second- of ï¬ghting in the fourth round, awarding the decision to Chmeki. Ionian. lax m- museum! mnmknowlednoIIkpuflof the hudoflcenmvlouawthehad my meeting n mum, Wm. of the alleged norm of former Head Bunker Zlnk. much, It Is now said, mounts to “5.000. CC-Im (I. I“ M A upon adopted by than: forty alps of Modern Wood-n of Ahab a, museum; the Count Wat. sharply mm the had nice". charging â€(nun-co. executive ul- A dispatch to the [amnion Dally Hail fromRmemthuthep-ctofthe mm constituting the triple alliance was renewed “unity for a period of tin weeks. The right to 'Ithdnw. under the term: of as original name mt. expired on may 0, and Germany In succeeded in persuading [my not to exercise the right at withdnni. m menu-fourth unis-envy of his birth. which nu muted In Nil. TRIPLI ALLIANCS RSNBWID. John Sherm- (chanced loudly loll Tobphono Conn-y Wino. The Bell telephone company won the case brought against it by the United States to aunul the last Berliner pa- tent. This decision in: tho cfloct of continuing the control of the telephone by the Bell company (or levenu-en years from the date oi the last patent. To Settle 'l'll‘lfl Question. Congressman Fowler 0! New Jersey introduced in the house Monday a bill to establish a tar-lit commission to "in- vestigate federal taxation. recommend changes therein and adjust any in~ equalities in existing laws." The bill provides for the appointment of seven commissioners by the president for a term or once of twenty-one years. The purpoee is to take the turn! question out 01 polities.‘ Senator Turple made a vigorous speech In favor of the resolution. "It is the age at revolutions, " he said, “and I hope it may last long enough to drhe the last remnant of monarchy from the American continent." Senator Hale opposed the Morgan Cuban resolution, and closed by saytng thin 600 men had gone to aid Cuba. The senate Monday agreed to the resolution directing the commerce com- mittee to inquire into the causes of the recent Mississippi floods and to report next December. Commute. Appolnced by tho Donate to Minus-to Into the Gun-u o! the Room: ‘Flnodoâ€"Plau to. Into the Tlrll‘ Que-"on on at venues; REPORT OF DAILY CONGRES- slomu. DOINOS. WASHINGTON ‘ NEWS. i.‘ Ann and nu, co an“ SCENE OF THE FIR! IN THE BAZAH (The (X) nun Ibo location of the band!" in um: m bumr vu being told.) Bond of Foreign links. The ï¬fty-nut annml sea-ion of the bond of lore!“ minions. M a Church mth met at \‘nthm. Tenn “andâ€. The report of the secre- tary I. considered a most not“!!! Election ï¬lm: In spun. Serious disorders have broken out In several places in Spain in cannecuon with the municipal election: now in progress. A! Bilboa the «claim: have made violent demonstrating and at Munro. a liberal voter has been killed. The beat Mm gamma that not â€â€"â€" moro than 885,000 to 340.080 an be Imam. 1m wanted from the ms of the Sheldon Fire destroyed bank a Lodz. m. and that creditor: Evin-opal Church will notice not more than 10 cent. on Sunday afternoon the donut. 330.000. wm. nhnn! DI. Tm flu MM The National â€animating oom- pnny, flu: headquarter: at munch. Wm, which was branded by the anor- ney metal I: n sash, door and blind trust and proceeded against an that mud, has ï¬led the formal paper: dis- The senate Thundty agreed to an amendment to the sundry cm! bm revoking the order of President Cleve- land. made Feb. 2'. last, establishing forest mutton: man; 17.- 000.000 acres. The sundry cMI hm was nasal. It raffles an aggregate of â€000000 The taste unburned completed for me use of the free pub- ‘llc 1%"?! nd pnbllc museum. The remand- will extend the um 01 the exalt-Hon ticket; to September, when desired, and It Is "Rely the! many mic who true! m- a distance to attend the convention will spend new era! 'eeks In me nuts helm Murm In to their home; of culture wlll 0|!!an the ammun- uy to "all Mllwaniee'l free momma or polnllm and amlplum, ll» Lay- ton 1m Gallery. as well as to Inspect (be In new Mfllfllfl! not nearly PM Cinch-la one lovoiqd. Burying mum-9m! In inï¬Ã©iï¬l oh. «buyout any! mum†(or the spa-ad 1gnu. cool Mo. nmg which maim- muy mined Ila-m rm, mm- Iner â€Monm- In Inn" at I W ulo'ulhemudhmrdudlodr II; on land. )Illvnhev. bu m hotel mundulm on a lame "to. and comfortable. tun-kept Mina room manner-bk. She pro-Ines to mine and: snarl are of 111 Mr Halon um they will want to come min. There in no plcannter summer out~ in: country in the world than in the state of Wisconsin. Milwaukee alone presents A long lint of summer attrac- tions to strangers. commencing with her invigorating, delightful climate. and min; with her parks. her crut- oinn amusement enterpriscn. and her The railxouds have agreed to make a half- [are excursion rate for the ‘ round trip to all who purchase tickets with the associate membership coupon attached. This costs only 32.50, and admits the holder to all meetings of the association. A great many people who are not teachers may be expected to take atlmntage oi' the opportunity which this rate will nflord (or securing a cheap summer excursion. j The Gm: â€dictum!†untied-3 to BC Haul in lulu-nine m July. It Is the expectation 01 these who have charge of the preparations for the convention of the National Edu- cntibnol Association. which will be held at Milwaukee next July, that the gathering will be the largest meeting of teachers ever assembled on this conr tlnent. The session “"31 begin July 6 and close July 9. Keven thousand people attended the meeting of the as-.‘ soclation which was held at Den- ver two years ago, and last year, at Buflaio, the attendance was upward of 9.000. Milwaukee, be- ing more convenient to the teachers of the great states of Illinois and ‘Iown, will get a vastly larger attend- nnce lrom those states than Bun'alo secured. In fact. all the western and southern states are expected to send more delegates than they sent to But- talo. Some of the most sifted writers and speakers in the United States will contribute to the discussions, and there is a possibility that President McKinley will lend his presence to the occasion. SCHOOLâ€"TEACHERS IN COUN- OIL. LA CHARITE. RUE JEAN OOUJON. PARIS Joni] n Amer-on. ex-munty trou- urer of menus county, 11.4., com- mitted «mm by hanging. Union township, Wm children out of the h herself with a 93mm Wm Duncan Eight-flout Day. The International Associaman o: Mavhmists will demand In eight-hom- day in every branch of the trarla, May I, 1898. Dinouy 30,000 men will be affected and 100.000 Indirecuy. .m- mun, .- ). "30 â€0.000 with About 812.000 lnsur :mce. lmllnv. 1m. church Burned. Fm: destroyed the First Methodist Episcopal Church .of Mumtino. Iowa. Gem â€mm In lamina Congmmnn Henderson 0! Iowa ls steadHy improving, but he locks for- ward to the amputation of the leg above the knee on his return to Wash- ington. Homer and Walter Fowler. px-presh dent and vim-maiden! of up North westtrn Nauonal Bank at West Supe- rior. “13.. hue been arrested. The dun-n against the Fovrlers is misap- plfcxtlan of funds. Mrs. Charles Wardg "0. «cm Taking Med Oct. 1 No. 2 spring then! will not be I standard grade in (In (‘Mrago market. By a rate of 49 mint m the member: 0! the Hoard o! Trude decided to "’1th No. I spring to the lower grades of wheat. The standard man no to be No. l and 2 red winter and No. 1 nunhern spring wheat. ImimpWMCMI-n lawn He railed at Illa hm Thu-silly night and vs. hospital“: mind. In tho morning an" bmkftxt he mm- vnmed the murders. How much money he mural I: not known. And was reputed to keep lam sum of mom-y In Ila home at man Pond. warm-d Int Man In! "an" for a chart um. and In new to have had knowledge 0! uu- mam plan mod by llhrris. mm. an I tell-I040 um". liv- ing he mile. from Vanish. Wu. a um hand, and mm \‘enbarh. a maul. The humeru- (MI villas“ (he bonu- nnd Mount] rode any on Ms hleyrlo. ‘ Terrible TH‘M’ on 3 Fun: Nur tho Wham-l- “I". William Pouch Friday morning kllled Alexander llnrrln und fatally wounded Mrs. Harris. Nelson Mellon. The saloén passengers were saved. The steamer carried in her cargo many bales of cotton. 1! is not cer- tain how the tire originated. but when it was discovered it burst forth with such fury that it was impossibie to reach the ateernge. Even then the steerage passengers apparently were unmindmi o! the danger. else the smoke and Emma would not have reached them. The horror of the glory can hardly be told. Those who are dead were penned up below decks, and although frantic efforts were made by the cab cars of the vessel to save them, the ï¬re had galned such terrible headway before the danger was dtscarercd that all escape was cut alt. The dead were thirteen steerage pasâ€" sengers and three members of the crew, who Quccumbed to a terrible are which occurred on the Delaware capes at an early hour Sunday morning. The Mallory line steamer Leona, which left her pier on Saturday, bound for Galveston, took ï¬re ‘at sea, put back and arrived at New York Sunday night with sixteen corpses on board. uni occur. In Trout-30. wnsmp, wn. sent hm- two out of the house and killed vl-ï¬ â€˜ 4A.; MURDER NEAR WAUKESHA. lenll'l'l and Gallon of the Eton-m â€up Leon- Die In the ï¬leeuze~>~0lr go 0! Conan Bursts 01m halo Flam“ â€"-.ill Bumps I. Cut on. SIXTEEN PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH. HORROR OF THE SEA. SHIFT IN GRADES. :38 Years. 023, 85 all