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Enrci-n Crop Reporis.

LoyDoN, May lS.-Thc Mark Lane
Express, in regular weekly review OF
the corn market has the following; In
consequence of the recent heavy rmjns
seed time is much less promising. Tne
dampuess has affected most of the new
samples. Large foreign arrivals have
checked the upward tendency in price,
but holders are still indisposed to make
concessions. Trade is therefore inactive
at Paris, and prices are rather lower.
upon the whole, in the provinces OF
France. Wheat is steady and somewhat
de4rer. Belgium is unchanged. White
Poland is fair and Germany steady and
inactive. Vienna is also inactive and
averages l. 81 higher, the bulk of that
sold being fully three shlllings inferior
in price to previous crop.
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Raid on Gambling Houses.

COLUMBUS, October lS.-The first
general rade in some years upon the
prominent gambling houses. was made
this evening but as usual such of the
proprietors u. were found at their places,
were reading their family Bibles or daily
newspapers, instead OF being surrounded
by gaming devices. Some one who
knew of the raid evidently gave timely
notice to the gamblers. Those arrested
were taken to the Mayors office and re-
leased on bail.
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ye,y York Cattle Market.

NEw Y0RK, October IS.-B"eves-
Fresh offerings 1900, making $40 for
the week, against 4 500 last week. Aver,
age quality fair; ranging from poor t.
prime, Market slow but firm, at an ad-
vance since last Monday of Ia lc; fancy
native steers retailod at 1910 l3!ci COM
mon to prime 9Gll2c; poor to good Tex
ans and Cherokee cattle, 74r,lOc. Sheep
and Lamo--Fr"sh receipts 1850, max
ing 81, 100 for the week, against u oso
last week Market about steady; 44m
GIc tor sheep, and j!@7!c for lambs.
Swine-Reccipts yesterday and to-day
$50. making %, 80 for the week, against
s., $50 last week, and ordinary State do
ing heavy; alive Sic; dressed lOLMllsc.
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Cincinnati Marker.

CIECGNNATI. October lS-Co.ton-
Firmer at l&3c. Flour-Dull and IN
changed. Wheat Dull-$l GOAL 30
Corn-Quiet Mt G2@ 63c. Oats-Dul.
but unchanged Barley-Dull and un-
changed. Rye-Dull Mt $50, Soc. Pork
Dull at So 80. Lard-StoaIy and
in moderate demand; steam held at l@.c;
kettle 134mllc. Bulk Meats DuIl
at S3m l23ml3c. Bacon--Firmi shouI-
dars 9{miOc; clear rib liGillic; clear
lIlc. Whisky Steady and in modrr-
ate demand at 81 H.
Iogs-Firm; good light packing
grades s. 4OG7 70; good butcher = 50
al 30: a few extra at IS o.
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OKMULGEE, |. T., October lo.-Ihe
Creek National Council now in session
passed an act to prevent the citizens oi
the Creek nation, or those residing IN the
nation by permission, from employing
citizens OF the l. nited States, as laborers
or for any purpose, under pehaIty o'
$500 fine for each oilcnse, the purpose
being, to rid the nation OF 50 many IN
truders from the States. 1t Is the dulv
Of TIE United States through
its agent here, to remove them
under the law regulating trade and IN
tercourse, but thus far he has failed TO
carry out the wish oi the Indians, al
though authorized to employ troops lot
that purpose. The classes OF people seek
ing temporary hiding place from the
surrounding States to avoid arrest IF"i'
the authorities in those States, have !ohS
been natter of complaint, and 1t Is sup
posed that thcy will be obliged to leave
if they are not allowed to WORK
for their board, as many nave
done heretofore for q few days
in placv, then steal horse
and leave. The Council has ap-
psintcd commission to confer with
speciul Commissioner }. {. Sharks, to
effect settlement on the boundary que5-
Lipn. which has b"cq bone of contcn-
tion between the Greeks and SemInoIes
since the latter were located where they
now are, on Creek soil, by reason OF
mistake IN the survey on the
part of the United States. Several
efforts have been made here to settle
this difficulty, but MS the United St"tes
were only willing to pay the Greeks fifty
cents per acre for land, they were un-
successful. The Greeks are now willing
to sell it at one dollar per acre, and on
this basis the trouble will probably be
settled. 1t will require about 10000
acres to arrange the matter satisfactory
To the Greeks.
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PhiIadeIDhIa MnrAeI.

PHLADELrHIA, OCtObcr II.-It"Ln"d
petroleum l@l@ l&Gc. Cloy"rsccd-9!@
TO-. Flour-M Moderately active; Iowa
Wisconsin and Minnesota 80 soar %;
high grades s. 25@S -. Wheat
Fairly active; new red 81 40; amber
81 2jmml A.; white 81 4Onl -. Rye
Quiet ut 75l1 9Or. Wcah; yellow
7lm72c; mixed 7Om7lc. Oats Steady;
mixed 4Oc; white i3C, i9c. Whisky
SlI7. Butter Steady; New York and
Bradford county extras @@I3ic; first
3Om &2c; western extras 2S'a @o'; tI'sts
25G 27c. Cheese steady; western fire
l2jMl3c. Egg--Fjrm; western fresh p
L,J-c
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New YORK, October lS.-This Is the
last day Of the fall meeting Of the Amer
lean Jockey Club Mt jerome Park. The
first race was for Handicap sweepstakes
distance 10! miles. The race was won
by Galway. Time: 3:04.
In the fourth race tor purse OF $500,
two miles and half, there were but two
starters, Madgc and Nettie Norton. The
race was won by the latter by one hun
dred yards Time i:49. Madge w't the
favorite by ! 200 to 600.
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Baltimore iiarkPi.

BALTIMORE, October Is Flour -
quiet; western supcriinc 81 jo"5 90;
extra 81 5Om5 } 80; family So oO"1 90;
Whcut-Du,I; No. rcd western aer;
Pcnpsy.yanH red @jl, Toe. Corn -
Strong: western mixed Gylc. Dat
Dull: western mixed 4Om i3c; white 4&o
45c. lIay-Dull at $22m2L Pork
$24: bulk shoulders, 9!c; Gear RIB, l@i
bacon shoulders lO!c; clear. rib l"lc.
hams, l5lGlGc. Lard-Duil at l4ic
Bulter-Flrm; western extras 3Or; first
25a PC. Cotiee-Stcady at l. !G - .c
Whi,ky-Strsdv at 81 l..
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Memphis Items.

MEMPHIS, October l8.-Epizootic in
a very mild form has appeared among
the horses here.
Judge Emmons, of the United States
District Court, has issued an amendatory
order in connection with the receivership
of the Memphis and Paducah Rail
road, allowing the receiver to appoint or
discharge any officials Of the road other
than the President and Secretary.
A telegram from Sanatobia says the
surgeons had succeeded in extracting the
ball from COL Jack Cooke, and he was
easier. There were some hopes Of his re-
cnNerY
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English Items.

LONDON, October lS.-Captain George
Berestord. conservative, son Of the Arch
Bishop of Armagh, has been elected to
the House of Commons for Armagh,
Ireland, to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of John Vance.
1t is reported that sixty tons Of small
arms and ammunition iOr the Chinese,
has been shipped from London MS mer.
chandise and landed AT Shanghai. The
British government Is Investigating the
,,.ttar
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CleNeiand MARKET.

CLEVELAND, October lS.-Waeat-
Cnchanged aud steady; NJ. red 81 a5;
No , 80, not quoted, rejected, - -.
Coru-DIil and higher: hi-u mixed 'p';
low 10. Gjc. Onts-Firu; No. | stat,
i2c; No. > DO, 4Ue; rejected, 5ot. Pc
troleum-Firmer; standard white 10 ..;
State, $50 Be-; car lots J g2!" high
~ Tor small lot.
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Railroad Consolidation,

ST LOUIS October lS.-lt Is SEMI
officially announced that arrangements
have been made by which the lndianap-
oils Il st. Loui, and the Nandaiia roads
will pass under one management on the
lst of November. 1t i, not definitely de-
termincd, but there will probably be a
consolidation of officers and reduction
nF In. rlnricYl farce
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DETROIT, October lS.-The steamer
Marine City, on her downward trip,
when of Sturgeon Point, between Alcona
and Hawcsville, encountered heavy
sea which stove in her side and carried
of her stairway and the rush Of
water into her WAS So great that consid-
cradle difficulty WAS encountered in
righting her She has been taken to
Port Au Sable for repairs.
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RAILROAD BoNDS-Dull.

STATE BoNDs-Stcady, except Ten
nc.scs, which arc lower.
SToCKs-The market was firm and
higher, the early dealings in Ere having
been the only exception; opening mt li:.
against -! at the close on Saturday, the
decline being in sympathy with the fall
ut London; prices afterwards recovered
to l5!. Lake Shore advanced from 54t
to 5ji and Michigan Central from oSi t.
5SJ; the strength OF these two Shares l.
due to n reported conference between the
directors looking to an advance in rates.
At the second call the market was
weak. Daring the last hour of business
stocks were weak and lower the decline
from the highest point Of the day having
been / to > per cent. Northwestern pre-.
ierred fell oil from 81 to Is; common
from 35y to 3i5; St Paul from 333 to 81
preferred from 62I to 81 F.; Missouri Pa
ritic from lGi to los; Ohios from 10! to
lj!; Hannibal and st. Joe f;om lo2 t"
ia; Michigan Central from 5e! to ., /;
Pacific Mail from b! to 3Gs; Western
Union from AZ to 75t, and Lake Sh"r"
from j3i to 81 :; Erie reacted from 10;
to Ia. In the the hr-t dealings
steadcr feeling prevailed and
prices recovered ! to ! per cent. The
transactions on the stock Exchange
were Isl coo shares, Of which 10000 were
Pacific Mail, 5000 Western Union,
1900 Northwestern commnn, 500 st.
Paul common, 2jOOo Erie, $4,000 Lake
Shore. 400 Ohius and 1000 Missouri
Pacific.
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FOREIGN.
Rights of Foreigners In China.

Rights of Foreigners i" h'''"'
SHANGHAI October lS.-The rekin
Gazette publishes nm editorial referring to
the murder of Mr. MarZary, declaring
the right Of foreigners to travel IN the
interior. and requiring officials to take
cosnizance of the treaties.
Mr. Wade has arrived in Shanghai.
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Contemplated Advance III Railroad
RntRS.

NEW YORK, October 1.-The P,Ss
SAWS there was a conference in this city
last week, between representatives Of the
principal lines of railroads running east
from Chicago in regard to another ad-
vance in rates. From one ot the parties
in interest. We learn that a further carly
advance was agreed upon.
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Prof. Marsh to the supposition that agent
Saville was in collusion with Mr.. Bosher
to defraud the Government and Indians
by false deliveries of cattle are fully an
ulyzed in the report and illustrated by
many facts and figures.
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GENERAL NOTES.

.-..... .rrmph in Pennsylvania.
,,,.,.......,. ,,..,.,,...,,,, :. of,be
...,u ,,., III. r.g hshv uhas been
.l,nk.i bu. no: cxtinguished.
.r...i;.h .o;.o.ists bovo Gonna to
H" i'"7
the conclusion that tue world Is over
100000 wears old.
,..-.;,. n.., I,.. mo-, summer wss
III Is 's''' ''''' '''' f'''
cooler by four degrees than has oeeh thc
49, r,.-. T..t
g s.,,... ..,,., metal
y ~ ''' -. :, ,no,
glass, IS Pr'h1H"y'' s'i''I.'' ~ :,
made by 'h' hAS''G pro- ,,,bir.i,..jf
Is no, not "'.'N''' - '''' "'''
very A'''
CrScISNArI proposes to utilize us
,-.,,r.. srl verrart, during the coming
winter, by making them quarry stonG If..,'- u''-
o,, ,1'-.sf.- '-e -.
-. .u-.,,.o b.. .,.r,ed
a-.,5 monument 70
w., ~, .r,,,or
American N'''' Tue ,,'so' "a ~; q. Lii,
!" certain instances sums . " ; ",,' 0''''''
i"s 'Hr purpose "''' '''
Tuy other dav in Memphis, "wax
r,.,...,,I \,r. I'll
"r"''' %, "',-''''' '''''' ','',, -.
,r''' '.. ss,r S""h ~, i. i.,n. y,
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LOUISVILLE, October lS.-The United
States Christian Missionary Association
will open their convention in this city
to morrow as will also the Masonic
Grand Lodge of Kentucky.
The weather Is cool, semi.cloudy and
clear. The river has changed but little
since Yesterday.
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ATLANTA. October Is. Clark Ed
mundson. the negro that was charged
with raping white woman in Fayette,
was taken out Of Jail by two or three
hundred people carly Sunday morning,
and hanged on the gs.iows that hIS
brother was hanged on the week before
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West virginia Editorial Excursion

PHILADELPHIA, October ls.-Thc ed
Itorial cAcursioni,ts from West Nir'
ginia arrived here this evening. They
will visit the Centennial buildings and
leave for the West tomorrow night.
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LITTLE Rock. October ls-Dan
Eckcrd, II fireman. had his right leg
crushed by Il car running over It this
morning on the Narrow-guugc Railroad
between Malvern and Hot Springs.
There has been frost several morning.
during the last few days.
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NEW ORLEANS. October lS-Thers
was no performance at the 81. Charles
Theatre tonight, the establishment hav-
inr been seized in the case OF Shook X
palmer. cf New York, against Drbar
.st al. for infringement.
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Iron WorksRc.umcd.

PorTsyILLE, PA, October lS,-The
Palo Alto Iron Mills resumed work to-
day, after years idleness, with three
hundred men at reduction Of % per
cent
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Stand ard Works.
BIGELoW's LIFE OF FRANKLIN

The Life Of BenJamine franklin. Written
by himself. Now first edited from oiig
inal manuscripts, and from his printed
correspondence and other writings. d,
Hon. John Rigelow. Three vols. crown
SyO. Per vol. Extra cloth, S2.JJ; Ii
brary $500: half calf, gilt, SI.jV.
"Ifany one should dispute the claim
this work To "A place in cOntcmpOm III.
erafure, the answer Is at hand IN tho facts
OF which Mr.. BigelOw presents "A luclJ
statement, and in the admirable manner
IL which he has carried its plan into rNs
curion. ~. y. Tribune.
The Hon. John Bigelow, well known
diplomacy and journalism, has conferred
his new edition OF the Life OF Franklin.
specimens OF book-malIing we have Secu.'
". J. Herald.
1--WE know OF no volumes which ',e
would more willingly commend Ia the
study Of our frllOw-citiZcnS, yuuhg ana
old, than those In which the MessTs. Lip
pincOtt & Co. have given us the result ui
Mr.. BlgelOw'S painStaking researches into
the life and character OF Benjamin Frank
lin Boston Globe.
"Mr. BigelOw has done noble work
It's preparation, and the publishers hH
given II 10 the public in the best style
the Art Christian AdrOcdte
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PITTSBURGH, October lS.-lhe firm OF
Rogers " Bushiieid, prominent iron man
utacture~s OF this cty. has suspended
Their assets and liabilities are not
known
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"Thc editor has Incorporated some notes
and other material left Toy the author. has
made Il multitude Of minor corrections,
verified the citations, and added som"
notes of his own. The work, therefore, B.
rendered doubly fresh and valuable. '--
BOStOH journal.
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" Few words Of the sort hHy
won higher praise from eminent nuthori-
ties than the late Prof. Francis Licbcrs
Manual Of Political Ethics Story ana
Kent being among TIA" number of those
who hav" given II warm commcndatlou..
y. J. Htdcpend,Ht.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lrnployncnt

Kew =. W.t.IlNRRIS, PrCSIdcnt,
iylYcgoaw S,auutpn. Va.
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Ayhrrlinq 2eelster.
.-.I5a New York yesterday

Cam ..-.Ijs New York yesterday
=. NO..
rr.y,..- -,port. tins morning the
.s, are that the weather to-day
partly cloudy, with northwest
#v-.. winds, lower temperature
..f. .u-ilaa rain,
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Y Francis Licbcr, LID. Author of"CiVil
Liberty and Sclf-GOycrnmrut." New
and Revised edition. Edited by The
odorc y. WoolNry, LID. Svo. 2vols.
Extra cloth, $500.
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THE learning ofthc treatise is incontcs-
table. The need of thi, learning In this uf
all countries, and more now than ever br-
fore, j. equally patent. And II Is positive
that the doctrines discussed viii surViv"
and be- active as long as mankind. - IhN
ud,lphid NDyth american.
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WILDMOOR.

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THE NEW HYPERION

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I'VE have rarely examined Il work
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nanouctto Ex.Pre>idcnt THEIRS

PARIS, October lS.-A banquet was
given Yesterday in honor Of cX-Presi-
dent Thiers at Arcachon, IN the Girondc.
VI. Timers delitereI an address, i'll
which he said that the Republic must be
maintained. He did not think the Rad .
icals are as black as they are painted, and
believed that il they gained power
they would pursue lar
different course from what
their opponent suppose. NJ. Thiers also
said he desired the dismissal of all !unc-
tionarics who do not respect the R"pub'
lie. This be thought WAS necessary in
order 10 render elections really repre-
sentative. lie denied the Republic
would isolate France and said she may
count upon the sympathy of Europe.
The European policy Of the future Will
be peace and non-intcrventlon. NJ.
Thiars also advocated liberal and mod
ern system of education.
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"The typography, indeed the entire me-
chunirtl execution, of these books is rx-
quiSitc; and We eunhesltatlngly pronounce
the series not only the best edition of
Prrscott's Works ever published, but ono
Of the handsomrSt set OF books the AmrTi
can press has given Boston JDuUdL
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This is the earliest Of IN" thrc" great
works on political science which gave To-
Dr. LI"brr "a foremost place among writers
on this class OF subjects. - Boston IrdIn-
rytUf
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THE WORKS oFw. Il. PREsCoT

New aud Revised Edition. Edited by
+ Kirk. Fifteen vols. l2mo. With FOi
traits from steel, and Maps. Per vol. .-
Extra cloth, s2.25; half calf, gilt extra
$40.
History OF the Conquest OF Peru,
Two Volumes.
History OF Ferdinand and Isabella
Three Volumes.
History Of the Conquest Of Mexico
Thrc" Volumes.
History of the Reign Of Philip H.,
Three Volumes.
History OF the Reign of Charles ",
Three Volumes.
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4 Visit in State

MILAN, October lS.-Emperor W IL
liam, accompanied by Field Count Won
Moltke, Secretary OF State Won Bulow
and other dignitarics, arrived here this
Afternoon. King Victor Emanuel,
Crown Prince and Princess, and
Prince Amadeus accompanied by the
President OF the Council Sisnor
Minghetti and the Minister OF Foreign
\ liars. Signor Nlscenti NenoSta re-
ceivcd the Emperor and suite at Roadway
station. The decree of the privy coun-
ell is acquiesced in and is to be obcyeI.
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Snnnish Annirs.

MADRID. October lS.-The following
is official: There are only G0,00O Cariists
in Catalonia. and it Is expected these
are about to submit to the government or
attempt to make their way into France.
The Government holds all the towns in
the neighboruood. General Quesada
has arrived ut Victoria and resumed
command of the Northern army. Notice
hai been given that foreign vessels en-
tering Spanish ports will be heavily nn"d
unless their papers are properly counter
signed by the Spanish Consuls,
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Loxuox. October -, ) 4. M.-London
papers %; this morning announce the
failure of Mr>,r,. j X c. ". Dudgeon,
engineers, sun Engine Works, Millwail.
and iron ship yard. Curbittown, Liabil-
lies estimated at half million dollars.
LoNpoN. October ln-6 \. NJ The
Daii, Telegraph has 81 special from Paris
stating that Prof Whcatstone Is very il!
with congestion OF the lungs.
The Staniard this morning, publishes
a special from Vienna. in which 1t Is sand
a force of 600 Dulmatjons had attacked
y Turkish village, but were defeated after
n serious encounter.
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POLITICAL ETHICS.

Perfect I'm all that pertains To the max
ng Ofa book. ~. J. Christian IHtOn.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-10-15
IOTAS.

New YORK has $50 churches.
THERE are 1913 colleges i'll America.
GENOA is the most devout city of Italy.
NJ. THEIRS is writing a philosophical
work.
O. SHUx is the name of a New York
farmer.
GREAT BRITAIN wants to annex New
Guinea.
GERMANY has nearly 100000 more
women than men.
The greatest depth of the Pacific
Ocean is five miles.
A MAN 20 years old was recently hung
at Cleburne, Texas.
EXTENSIVE lines of railway i'll Mexico
have been projected.
The Archbishop of Canterbury le-
ceives $75, 900 year.
PoTAToEs are selling for $22 gold per
barrel in Havana, Cuba.
RUSSIA expects to export $4,000, OOO
bushels of wheat this year.
The Chicago gambling houses have is.
sued regular business cards.
PIoLErrE, candidate for Treasurer OF
Pennsylvania, weighs 300 pounds.
The oil springs of Pennsylvania were
known to the whites as early as 1929.
CACTUS leaf is used in the South in
paper making as a substitute for rags.
A MILWAUKEE editor has had returned
to him book borrowed q years ago.
The Suez Canal earned over $1,000,
600 last year, and cost over 100000
The main Centennial building al
Philadelphia has 5000 men at work
on it.
FRANCE this year will make at a low
estimate 4,240, 600, 100000 gallons o.
wine.
THE total number of students at Cor
nell University is 454, of which &c ar,
ladies.
IT is estimated that the yield of tn,
rice crop this year, will reach 200,00I
barrels.
OVER 800 tons of old rubber shoes ar
manufactured into car springs in Bostoi
annually.