The evening bulletin. [volume], July 28, 1893, Image 4

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Chicago, July 28. One of tho queer
festjforgeriesever perpetrated in Chicago
has been just inado public, several
large banting bouses having been
swindled out of amounts ranging from
5,000 to $28,000. The forger is Charles
R. Lockstaed, an inventor, who came
to this city three years ago. His for
geries were conhned exclusively to
notes of tho "Westinghouso company.
, Among the victims of tho young
man's clever pen nro the Metropolitan
National bank, although the officials
say they are secured it is said to be
out $28,000 the Chicago Trust and
Savings bank, 14,442; the Thirty-first
Street bank, $25,000; a man whose name
the police refuse to give, 10,000, and
others. It is claimed by the police that
Lockstaed's forgeries will aggregate at
least $50,C00, and probably more.
Lockstaed is remembered as the man
who made the lowest bid for the electric
lighting contract at 'the world's fair,
when bo underbid all competitors by
$1,000,000, and finally secured the con
tract for the Westinghouse company.
It was through this deal that he was
enabled to gain the confidence of Chic
ago bankers. He claimed he was given
50,000 by tho Westinghouse people for
his services in their behalf, which
amount was paid to him in notes of
$10,000 and less.
DEATH OF GENERAL MORGAN.
He Was a Vatllcnt Soldier und Served In
Two Wnxs.
Mount Vernon, O., July 28. A
private telegram received from Old
Point Comfort, Va., announces the
death of General W. Morgan of this
city, who went there for the benefit of
his. health Eome three weeks ago. A
year ago Inst winter the general suf
fered an attack of grip in its most ag
gravated form, and has been an invalid
ever since.
General Morgan was a hero in the Mexi
can war. In 18i3 he organized a company
nt Mount Vernon, and was elected colonel
of the Second Ohio, and served with Gen
eral Zachary Taylor. For gallant and meri
torious services in the battles of Contreas
and Cherubusco he was breveted brigadiei
general in the regular army, and prior to
his death for several years enjoyed tho dis
tinction of being the only surviving gen
eral of the Mexican war.
General Morgan also participated in the
war of the rebellion ann served with the
Army of the Cumberland. In 18C5 hewas
nominated by acclamation as the Demo
cratic candidate for governor of Ohic
against General J. D. Cox. He was three
times nomincd by acclamation and elected
to congress from tho counties composed oi
Knox, Licking, Coshocton and Muslcing
urn, During the administration of Presi
dent Pierce, General Morgan served as con
sul at Marseilles, from which he was pro
moted to the post of minister to Portugal.
COLONEL ANDRADE SHOT.
He Had IJoen Guilty of Crimes While
Governor.
City of Mexico, July 28. Colonel
Joso Andrntle, who, during the admin
istration of the lato General Manuel
Gonzales as governor of Guana Jouato,
was in charge of the Piedra Gorda dis
trict in that state, was arrested a few
days ago upon the charge of commit
ting a number of atrocious crimes in
bis official capacity.
It was alleged that he shot a number
of innocent persons without trial. Upon
being arrested Colonel Andrade was
taken to tho city of Leon, where ho was
tried, found guilty of tho charges
against him and ordered to be shot.
When the death sentence was pro
nounced, the prisoner said he was ready
to meet his fate, and that he would de
monstrate that he was no coward. He
was shot at daylight in a public part of
the city. Tho execution was witnessed
by hundreds of people.
A l'liip llesltlence Iturucd.
Cleveland, July 28. The handsome
suburban residence of Mr. Dan P. Eells
at Riverbank was totally destroyed by
fire. The iiro broke out in a bathroom
on the lower floor about midnight. Its
origin was thought to be duo to a leak
ing gas pipe. It was not noticed at
once and when it was finally discovered
tho flames had progressed too far for
the limited means at hand to have any
effect in extinguishing it. All the works
of art, relics and other possessions gath
ered together in a lifetime were lost.
The total loss will probably foot up to
$200,000; insurance not known.
I'd mi dry Burned.
Montreal, July 28. McDougal'a
foundry was destroyed by fire. The
offices were saved. , About 130 men are
temporarily thrown out of work.
CONDENSED NEWS.
Short Items From Various Parts of the
t Country.
Claus Spreckels, just returned from Ha
waii, pi edicts the restoration of the queen.
There are fears of a conflict between ex
cited political factions in tho state of Con
huila, Mcx.
Mrs. John King eloped from Carlisle,
Ky., with William King, her hudband's
brother. Both leave families.
Payment under tho sugar bounty lnw
last year were $9,875,180, an Increase of $2,
033,053 over the previous year.
The total collections of internal revenue
for the last fiscal year aggregated $101,002,
000. The increaso for the whole country
was $7,145,000,
Mrs. Jane Ross and hor nephew, a lad of
14 years, were drowned near Owensvillo,
Tho boy hau gone In swimmmfr, and,
ng seized with cramp1? his aunt tried to
j4&Im out, but hoth were drowned.
yatrs. Leonard Fritzsche was shot dead la
hor bed at Burlington, la. Five people are
locked up for tho crime Leonard Fritzsche,
her husband; Charles Swanson, a neighbor;
SwanBon 10-year-old son and his 18-year-old
daughter, and Lizzio Heltz, a domestic em
ployed by the Frltzschcs. The murdered
woman fran found lying on tho bed close
to anpen window, and the charge is that
soma enemy fired the bullet through tho
window from the outside.
Prospect, o., July 2. Dr, J.
Lunger was seriously, injured" by the
explosion of tv shotgun. The breach
AN INVENTOR AND
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Rolling; Mills Shutting Down.
Cleveland, July 28. The Cleveland
Rolling Mill company, employing 4,000
men. have shut down all but three of
their mills and reduced tho wages of
the 500 men at work in them. Presi
dent William Chisholm says that this
is due to the light demand for iron and
steel and general stringency. He holds
out little hopes of bettor times for the
men in tho near future.
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Almost Lynched.
Hamden, O., July 28. Elmer KShar
rod sot fire to his house, and when Mar
ehal C. B. Walters was sent to arrest
Sharrod the latter stabbed tho marshal
and also Arson Ogier. Sharrod was
taken from Jail by an angry mob and
horsewhipped, and then cooler heads
calmed the mob and Sharrod was taken
back to jail.
Bhso MalL
At Cincinnati Cincinnati, 8; Pittsburg,
8.
At Washington Washington, 5; New
York, 7.
At Brooklyn Brooklyn, 20; Philadel
phia, 2.
At St Louis St. Louis, 8; Cleveland, 0.
At Louisville Louisville, 8; Chicago,
12.
At Boston First game Boston, 6; Bal
timore, 2; second game Boston, 11; Balti
more, 1.
Indications.
Fair weather, except increasing cloudi
ness and probably showers in the afternoon
or evening on the lakes; warmer near the
lakes; winds shifting to the southeasterly.
THE MARKETS.
Review of the Grain and Cattle Markets
I'or July 87.
Cincinnati.
Wheat New, 50058c. Corn 41c.
Cattle Selected butchers,' $4 1504 50;
fair to good, $3 254 00; common, $2 25
8 00. Hogs Selected heavy and prime
butchers, o 70go 80; fair to good packing,
$5 655 85, common to rough, $5 505 70.
Sheep $2 001 50. Lamb3 $2 505 80.
rittiburg.
Cattle Prime, $4 855 10; good, $4 40
4 CO; good butchers, $3 854 40; rough
fat, $3 603 90; fair light steers, $3 353 50;
good fat cows and heifers. $2 8o3 40; bulls
and stags, $3 00(g3 10; bologna cows, $10 00
15 00; fresh cows and springers, $20 00
40 00. Hogs Yorkers, 50 406 50; mixed,
$6 300 45; heavy tops, $5 006 15; roughs,
$4 505 20. Sheep Extra, $4 40f 50;
good, $3 004 10: fair, $3 003 40; com
mon, 50cl 50. Lambs, $3 003 50.
Chicago.
HogsHeavy, $5 605 73; packers, $5 45
5 bo: common anu rough, So Sogo 45;
ght, $3 750 10. Cattle Prime steers,
54 70K& 'm oiners, an w& ou; mixed,
$2 234 00. Sheep $2 504 75. Lambs
$3 00(j5 05.
New Yorlrt
Wheat 70K71c. Corn
Oats Western, 87&244Ko.
47K48Xp.
ainysvillo Retail Market.
GREEN COFFEE ffi 23 25
MOLASSES-ucw crop, $ gallon 60
Golden Syrup 35 40
Sorghum, fancy new 3510
SUGAR-Yellow, $16 0 b
Extra C, $tb.. bV.
A, $ lb G
Granulated, S lb S
Powdered, lb i 8
Now Orleans, Vb , 5
TEAS-?) lb 601 00
COAL OIL-Headllght, ) gallon 15
BACON Breakfast, $ lb 15
Clcarsldes, feltt 1314
Hams, 11 lb 16
Shoulders, $) Vb 10 12
BEANS 1 gallon 35 CUQ
BUTTER-H lb , 15 20
CHICKENS-Each 20 &30
EGGS dozen 2V,
FLOUR-Limestoue. barrel 84 0
Old Gold, barrel 1 0
Maysvllle Fancy, -H barrel 3 75
Mason County, & barrel 8 75
Morning Glory. V barrel 3 75
Roller King, ti barrel 4 50
Magnolia, $ barrel 4 60
Blue Grass, $ barrel 3 75
Graham, $1 sack 15 020
HONEY V lb. 10 15
HOMINY-Wgollon 20
MEAL ft peck 20
LARD Jpound &15
ONIONS 4) peck 60
POTATOES $ peck, new 20
APPLES Kl peek 30 10
KNOWLEDGE
Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. Tho many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting tho world's best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
tho value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in tho form most acceptable and pleas
ant to tho taste, tho refreshing and truly
beneficial properties ol a perfect lax
ative ; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently cuiing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on tho Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it ia perfectly free from
every objectionnble substance.
Syrup of Figs ia for sale by all drug
gists in COc and$l bottles, but it is man
ufactured by tho California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whoso name is printed on every1
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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WHOLESALE AND
CHINA, CLASS,
Queenswafe,
Wooden and
"Willowware.
Wo take pleasure in announcing' that wo have opened a
full lino of these goods, bought in Now York at the lowest
cash prices, and we are now prepared to supply tho wants of
tho trade. "Wo shall endeavor to keep afull and well selected
stock, and ask for a liberal share of patronage.
SECOND
Next Door to the State National Bank, Maysville, Ky.
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181 Vine Street,
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Oor. Vine St. and Arcade,
CINCINNATI.
RugglesCamp Meeting
The time for holding tho meeting on these v ell-
improved and beautiful grounds
will bo from
JULY 27th to AUGUST 7th.
Eminent Clergymen will be present, men of
lenrnlng and popular talent. Among these will
be Kev. Dr. Moore, of The Western Christian Ad
vocate of Cincinnati, Kev. W. H. W. Reese, D. D.,
of Pes Moines (Iowa) Conference and Southern
Educational Society. All Ministers of tho District
arc expected to be present.
Tho Children's Chnpel will bo in charge of a
competent leader. Professor V. O. Bloom nnU
J. Harry Ulchardson will havo charoof the mu
sic, assisted by a splendid choir.
The privileges have all been rented to respon
sible persons. Hotel, Thomas II. Buggies; Con
icctionery, W. II, Hamrlck; Stable, Kosoi Hlgh-
iicm ; iiuggago ana uaroer-Hiiop, uooumu
Brewer. Omnibuses connecting with boats and
trains, under tho control of Barbour & Pollltt,
111 make two trips daily, morning aud evening,
to and from Maysvllle j faro 50 cents. Admission
10 cents. Any ono too poor to pay will be admitt
ed free. Revs. Amon Borelng and A. J. Barney,
Presiding Elders, will have chargo of tho hcrvices.
W. B. Dawson of Maysvllle aud others will see
that good order Is maintained.
Any ono desiring cottages wrlto
I. M. LANE, Maysvllle, Ky.
HO TBI,
PRINCE ALBERT.
6437 STAR AVENUE, CHICAGO.
Two blocks from main entrance, Sl?:ty-fourth
8trect Gate, World's Fair Grounds. European
plan. Everything elegant, comfortable. Hand,
some brick building. Hot and cold Baths free.
RATES, 91.00 to 81.50 per dny, according
to location.
t25 GEORGE M. HORD, Proprietor.
-pvlt. J. H. SAMUEL,,
Ex-resident Surgeon Good Samaritan Hospital
Exacting Superintendent Longvlow
Insane Asylum.J
Physician and Surgeon
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ono door west of Market
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Granite, Marble and
IFREESTONE WORKS.
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is receiving for tho spring'trade in Solid
Gold, Rolled Gold Plato and in Ster?,
ling Silver, Beautiful Hat Pins and
Hair Pins, Brooches, Diamond
rings, Necklaces and Lockets.
Ear-
RIPJRv & in the greatest variety, fromjthe,5Qcil
mnUO QBabv Ring to thofineat biamond'gemsl
worth hundreds of dollars, and a full
lino of Plain Gold Wedding Rings in
18 karat and 14 karat gold.
WATfiHF $ St You will find the best selection of all
llHluiiuo Qdiffcrcnt raake8 0 American Watches,
in beautiful Gold cases, also the low
est prico Filled Gold Watches, from
$10 up.
911 VFRWARF $ Wo have a splendid Btock of quadru-
oiLVEnuttnLOpfo Silver Plated Waro for Tale uge
and for tho Toilet; also Solid Silver
pieces in Plush and Chamois Cases,
and latest Silver Novelties.
CLOCKS, Opera Glasses, Gold and
Steel Spectacles, Gold Pens, Tooth-
Eicks, umbrellas and Gold -headed
aneB. Do not fail to call on us when
you are in search of a Wedding or an
niversary present. Defy competition.
MONEY-GETTING
S-AJEjIE.
ALL OUR 85c, AND $1 SILKS, 60c,
Lowest Chicago price.
hildren's Hosiery
SPECIAL SALE.
Tan and Black 15c, others get23c. for them.; 60c.
and COc. Lisle Hose, 40c. a pair.
All Bummer goods at greatly reduced prices.
?5 Moquette Rugs, 83.76. i
I-owest prices ever named.
Carpets very cheap.
This is a special cash sale.
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