davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-12-11
I'm bemerfcnsDertbeS Bud 90
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Nmeritaniiben Siterotlr bat ais Yorlpurf einen De.
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uber llsbsl, lpel1es es ~blositelt. Iuferrreentliob
ipannene une auiresene, miro es pom alden nit
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runcCn, N6ir lino entldlotei, oas Sud III leoer Sa'
mile oes Sauoes eiujutubren uno otterlren nob HE
easepeicne Sortbeile allen m0lnllten uno lpetbll.
den Su5leribentenlammlern. S1ir nerlan9en uberau
| MeeuteA uuo lhideil gratis auf Serlau9en 8eoiuguns
gen uno bel hreipeuos 9irculare. 3. NJ. Stphear'
u. So, 1913 9beltnut Str, p9ila. 4g92mi-
, 1876-12-11
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Great Atlantic and Pacific
TEA Co..
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beuinn Der .3mll9enb6noler ertpart. gDtr eontrolIiren
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oielem 3anoe toinr1en uno Die nur pom uns iel6lt uers
fault iuerbett. 4%erionen, welhe BON enoerert b6nolern
faufen tbun oies jI ibrem eISenen 9fa1tbeil. llnlere
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tel aur Iuspabl, mas uns 9roBe Nortbele 9elp6brt.
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bauptItGoten Der TereiIi9teu Staten stores etablirt.
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,eeupnmen oou oel lpertbopl1teu 99erten amerttani.
lder uno freinoer Ginltlerl. pel9es. lueun in elnem
BilOerlaoen9 etauit niebr tofen Wiros ais Der preis
oes 2bees betrast. DleIe 0bromos liuo elm Gel9enl
fir unlere &unoen.
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ommen SsfrisolSun8 ~9elpdbrer, ooeroas Cello durid-
%eriGttet.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
A. A Co.,
20, s3t @rh Strabe, @de 3peitsn uno Coates StraBs
unh 61 Sas 2peite str. pblla. Ma. 49D12mt.
, 1876-12-11

@eseu 5auttranfbeiten unb aIe t%tnrsinis-
teiten. pelGe Derbprbenem 8lut entlprinsen,
Ino DR.. Mneuf RInt9's Sambur9er
E%ropfsn Elm gang ausse3ei6netes Wittel,
BERN te ilno bic befen Slutreintser. So
lrbretbt Serr SOba George 8Openi9aB tn &C.
mont, Sas
, 1876-12-11
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iiir Maenten. gi6srt SUD iOfort 3srritorigm.
We9en Girtulare uno Beoin9un9eu menoe man lid
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, 1876-12-11

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tb feline Spsile mebr Dertrasen fpnnte, iGreibi
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rabm DIR. @usuf &Snis's Sambur.
Ger Gropfen unb bin nun tpisbsr ni6t nns
sang bergetsQt ~fOnpern fibls MID sisI traftt
Jet ais friber.
, 1876-12-11
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Sin meDiStnti9es WuwDcr.
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ten, srUbe S6pdhe, 9eber. unp gfterealeteen, Nia8-
purm &c. &c. ptrp Iuf's Sefimmtsfe buro etefet &pnt8
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8panSie SABRE ptnourb pom Yublttum erprpDt, eat
Qunperttauienee ron 5daen Sepeilt nno elrtrt Pets,
wenn nab Norlprttt ssnommen. 81 elm ftasres Psil-
mittel ppn 5irtln IN auen betlbaren Sdlen, eurtrI Ss
faaltten alien Vei9plre, lelbtI mo Ger 8np3sH loon she
s~etrefen 1T.
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9eIaRrltpen Gelnipur, ndGbem er lebs WtpnaVs TN
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purpe.
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%erTabren.
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, 1876-12-11
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2 @onbs q Il. so 600 - 100, 900 Guloen,
8onos "a 4. 10000 60, 900 Buloen,
a Sonos "a Il. 10000 10000 Guloen,
20 Souos "a Il. 1000 1000 WuloeL
IS 8puos "a II. 400 - 19, 200 Duloen.
APO 0onDs "a il. 1870 - 612, 600 0uloen,
, 1876-12-11
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<tYS'lIe"+ 9enniplpanien, oon Der erIten Mn.
Wprfnrnt liehlun9 bis auf 1eute. Son QBn,. VI.
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ben s5abrbunoert per6ffentli9t noroen. @sentet iper.
ben bel @infiibrung oieles prdatiaen gBertes berjlid
millfonnleit 9ebetBen iperoen. Cine ieltene Gele0ers
belt. 9Bir oerlan9en @eenten in ieoem Sopnibip
Sdreibt iofort I'm oo0e Girjetnbeiten uno Nustpab
oes Serritoriurns. Noreiie: Quaker City Pub
fishing Co.. Mp. 2O4 g lib @tfte @tr. y
ldbelpbid. 4gB 15m
, 1876-12-11

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9ebrabt. Man brou6t tie in jeoem bauIe. Msu1ter
uno @trculare ftsi per 9oit perIauDt.s
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-09-14
EArlHEuL UNTO DEA III.

"a Wait but little, sweetheart, y you said
Her fine hair under your finger tips,
Watching the dToop of her fair young head
And the aeath-white curve OF her quivering lips
" Wait TIL the violet beds are hlled
BY the bountiful hand Of the maiden spring.
Wait till the birds are beginning TO build;
Wait till the brooks are beginning to sing.
" Wait with a song in your heart, my girl,
For the life bear in the land SO new
A life as pure rs the purest pearl
And white as a lily because Of you.
And, OH remember that come what may,
Ere the robins call to her mate Is heard,
/ shall lean to the light OF your eyes and say,
'Gur nest is waiting, my wounded bird
Hard was the snow on the hills that day,
Winds were cruel as want of war,
The sky was sullen and cold and gray,
And ships were wrecked on the harbor bar
And, Oh, but, my love, my love and mine,
WhithersOever your way may be,
My heart shall cling TO your faith divine
Till his pulse Is under the dustv" said she,
And 30 YOU parted. The desolate days
Went lettering on to the lOnged-foT time,
When all the glittering garden WAYS
Were red with roses and rare with rhyme
The birds were merry in every tree,
The wind sang high and the brooks sang low,
And the ships sailed cheerfully out to sea-,
And the sea was summers In foam and How
And she-your darling7 smooth her hair,
But words fall back from my plying lips,
Eaizt on my heart. For how can bear
To poison your life in long eclipse?
Here Ia a picture. She hade me say .
Your faith had failed her God help you friend!
But added, " Bury my face his way;
He will know loved him unto the ena,"
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-09-14

.."LOok here, squire, where was you
born ?" said persistent Yankee to five
minutes acquaintance. II was born"
said the victim, Sin Boston, fremont
street No. "A, left hand side, ON the LIST
day of August, 1929, at five o'clock in
the afternoon; physician, DR.. Warren (;
nurse, Sally Benjamin" The Yankee
was answered completely. For a mo-
ment he was struck. Soon, however,
his face frightened, and he quickly said !:
"Yeas wal, calculate you don't reoOl-
lect whether it was q frame or a brick
building, dew ye"
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-09-14

rations among Che rebels are thirteen
dried clans per day. that Mr.. Washing
ton has thirteen toes on his feet (the ex-
tra ones have grown since the declaration
of independence, and the same num-
Der of teeth in each jaw; that the
sachem Schuyler has tOp-knOt of thir-
teen stiff hairs, which erect themselves
on the crown of his head when he grows
mad that it takes thirteen congress pa
per dollars to equal one penny sterling
that Polly Wayne was just thirteen
hours in subduing Stony Point, and as
many seconds in leaving 1t; that a we'll
organized rebel household has thirteen
children, all of whom expect to be gener-
ais and members of the high and mighty
congress of the United States when they
attain thirteen years; that Mrs. Wash
ington has a notified tom-cat (Which she
calls, in a complimentary way, Hamil-
tony with thirteen rings around his tail
and that his Haunting it suggested to
zss--=z---z=zz zssszzsss 3.zsekian- of the same
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-09-14
THE WEEK PAST.

In ten years the screw has entirely re-
placed the paddle in transatlantic navi-
CATION, the weight of marine engines has
diminished one-half, the steam pressure
quadrupled, and the consumption OF
coal has decreased two-thirds.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-09-14
uWbv didn't | Kin somebody

why didn't / kill somebody =
thought a convict as he entered the Mas
sachusetts state prison to serve cut a ten
years sentence for hen-stealing side by
side with man sentenced for Ave years
for causing the death of his wife,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-09-14

The official statistics of the northern
Presbyterian church show that it has
thirty-six synOds, one hundred presby-
teries, 4,744 churches, 5,O77 ministers,
585.2l6 communicates, and 555,847
SUNDAY school scholars, It raised last
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-09-14
year Sg,6IV, 700.

Iris common thing when screw or
staple becomes loose to draw it out, plug
No with wood and re-insert. But screws
and staples so secured soon come out
again. I has been found that much
better way is to fill up the holes tightly
with cork. Screws and irons 80 secured
will remain perfectly tight as long as
when put into new wood.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-11
BRAZILIAN ARTICHOKEs.
miscellaneous References TO re
. liable a AItilers, both In Amer
lCn and D:aprnnD

,ondon says, "the roots are esti-
mated as wholesome, nutritious food,
and are eaten boiled, mashed with
butter, and baked in pies, and have
an excellent flavor"
The second volume Of the Memoirs
Of the New York Board Of Agricul-
turescontains remarks on this root,
made by the Hon. Levi McKean, OF
Duchese county New York, in which
expresses the opinion that lartichokes
are the best suited for cultivation in
this climate as crop for hogs, sheep
and dairies, of any crop yet tried, y
: "EIhcy are also recommended
highly for their human diet" :
The fact that they cook moist, has
ed many, ignorant Of their analysis,
to suppose them lacking in nourish-
ment, in comparison with the potato,
but when il is remembered that the
potato is largely charged with starch
and the artichoke is largely charged
with sugar, the reason for the one
act, and the error as to, the adverse
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-11
An American Merchant Saized
and his Life Threatened.
The Emma Mine Exposure fully
Eindicates Minister
Schenck.
The Battle Continues to Rage.
Babcock Produces Whitely's-
Letter.
INVESTIGATIONS.
BABCoCK's CASE

WASHINGTON, April l0.-General
Babcock appeared before the judici
ary committee to day and produced a
letter ofCol. Whitley, the substance
which he tried to give Saturday. In
it Whitley complains of the treat
ment he had received, saying he has
not been paid, and asking Babcock to
use his influenceto obtain money for
him. The reply Of Babcock, pub
lishcd in Saturdays testimony is an
lanswer to the above letter. The let.
ters'are undated, but probably we're
written November, 1874.
Ex-solicitor Banfeld confirms Bah
cocks testimony, that at the request
of the letter he sent for Whitley to
come and see the General, but knows
nothing Of the business bctwcenthem.
Ex.Attorney General Williams re-
peats to-day that he had no order
from the president or suggestions IRON
Babcock to dismiss the safe burglary
cases and that the nole was after a
full consultation with the govcrnmen,
special counsel.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-11
MEXICO.
AN AMERICAN MERCHANT SEIZED
AND LIBERATED.

+ 1A-ND ED.
:: GyLAEsroN, April 10.-A special
to the News says at Larando, Texas
April ninth, an American merchant Of
l.erando, Mexico, was imprisoned aud
h'sslile threatened-last night blythe
commander of the federal troopJ( b
Lerando, for hcsilating TO contribute
his property, and refusing to. pay a
fine of one hundred dollars. Col. Mer-
rian, United States Attorney, deman-
ded his release, which after some
words was complied with, but the
Mexican authorizes Threatened 10 k1tt-
our merchant the first chance, and our
soldiers are under arms. Deamond
being released, the revolutionary par
ty attacked Quitano at New Larundo.
this morning. After two hours fight
ing they were repulsed. They renew
ed the attack, and now continuous
roll Of musketry is to-be heard and
dead soldiers are lying in the, streets.
-Four American citizens on this side
are wounded by stray bullets. The
wounded are crossing TO this side.
Major Merriam, commanding at ah,s
post, is trailing gun preparatory to
Smelling New Lando.
a Brownsville special says Daz
maintains the strictest order in Mata.
moras: Last night he. shot three sol
diers for insubordnation. He has Civ
en- appointments to all municipal Of
ficers. He seems to be we'll backed
financially from outside sources; is
Strengthening his position and accu-
mulatingtarms, ammunition and stores.
1t is probable he will soon organize a
force and make move in the direc-
ton of Monterey. Fucro is said to be
there with only about 700 men. A
letter from the revolutionist Trivins,
says he met t.and routed. Ardinres at
Anaquita with 600 men, two hundred
OF whom turned over to Trevins.. A
reportis. current that Ceatiana has
been shot. lacks confirmation, =.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-11
A. I. STEWART DEAD.
A. I. Stewart died at :2..3o-p. II
i.,1,7.
Minnesota.

ST. PAgL, MINI, April lo.-Geo.
.l1antenschlager was today sentenced
TO De hanged for the murder commit
ted in this city year ago.
BLOWN TO ATOMS.
Dostills employed in breaking up
the ice in the Mississippi,-was blown
to atoms by the premature explosion
OF Dynamite. Only small pieces. Of
the man could be found. =
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-11
Nearly Six Million Appropriated
by the House for Public
improvements. IS. 9
Mr.. Sherman Continues his FL
nancial talk to the Senate.
And that Body Finally Passes
the Bill Making Appropria-
tions for Printing and
Engraving U. s. and
National Bank
Notes.
senate
MORNING HOUR BUSINESS.

WAsHlSGroN, April lO.-ln tht
senate during the morning hour /,
large number Of bills and petitions
were presented and referred. House
bill TO provide for deficiency in th.
printing and engraving bureau OF Tho
treasury department, and for the issue
OF silver coin Of the United States, in
place offrac,ional, currency, was taken
up. Mr.. Sherman explained the pro-
visions of the bill and amendments
proposed by the senate finance com
mittee.
SENATE =. NJ.
Mr. --Beutwcll, from the special
committee on the Mississippi elections
snbmi,ted.a "a resolution authorizing the
committee 10 employ clerk and ste.
nographer. Agreed to.
Mr=sMorriif reported favorably the
bill appropriating $4,000 to defray
the expenses of the same committee.
. Al1erthe morning-=hour,-=un.
finished business, the postal bill, was
laid aside and Mr.. Sherman continued.
There were but two things more need
ed to make this perfect financial
measure, and they were to authorize
any holder Of greenbacks to convert
them into four per cent. forty year
gold bonds, and to exchange our six
per cent. bonds for four percent. only,
Then specie payment would come
without ripple in the current. An
other thing he believed in, was an
inter national convention for a unit of
money aud ,accou...s,-balll of gold and
silver. Mr.. Sherslsn said, speaking
for himself and d-o!tlczs, 4. wished il
to be understood that .ass .were no,
opposed to the third and ilurth sec
tious, but withdrew them merely TO
have the public business expedited.
Mr.. Morrill, moved an amendment
tothe first section appropriating forty.
eight thousand dollars to provide for
engraving and printing national bank
notes to he disposed of under the Sc
-cFetarY OF -the -tFcasury.. He sent to
thepclerk's desk and had read letter
from the comptroller of the currency
urging the appropriation. The am
.cndment was agreed to.
Alr. Sherman submitted an amend
ment as follows:
All fractional currency redeemed
under this act shall be apart Of the
sinking fund provided for by existing
laws, the interests to be computed.
thereon as in cases Of bonds redeemed
under the act relating to the sinking
fund. Agreed to.
The bill was then read third time
and passed. 1t is as follows.
BE it enacted &C., That there be,
and herchy.is, appropriated outfof any
money in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated the sum OF slG3, 900, to
provide for engraving, and printing
national bank notes, and further
sum Of s4S,000 to provide for en-
craving and printing national bank
notes. to be disbursed under the secre.
tary of the treasury.
SEC. 2. That the secretary Of the
treasury is. hereby directed to issue
silver coins Of the United States Of
denominations Of TO, 20, 25, and fifty
cents.
Here the report broke off and it is
supposed the storm prostrated the
wires this side Of Sioux City. -EDs.
X,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-11
NEW YORK:
STRIKE ENDED,

STRIKE ENDED,
New YoRK, April lO.-The strike
OF the laborers of the Delaware, Lack.
awana & Western r. r., ended by
most Of the men returning to work at
the old rate, one dollar per day.
A. I: STEWART DEAD.
A. I. Stewart died at $50 p. m.
LATER.
a. I. Stewart who has been suffer
ing Tor the past week with inilama-'
ton Of the bowels died this after
noon.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-11

Fevcrs, Gcns,igation lnfamms,iops '"'s *
Worms, Norm Fever Norm CuIic -.
irving Colie. or Tcerhing of Infants sS
! DinrrhTa, of children or Adults "
Dysen'ery, Gripping, bilious collie :. Va
: : ( -Th"ssra Mofbn-, Vomiting, as
/ SS.,yhs, colds, bronchili-,@ es. rs
1 q m...ija. ."i i"'Jj,a. toothache, faceachc 2br
10 Dyrpr ,s,A, bilonSss onSsatasmssi etsare vertigo 2s
II Suppressed, or painful Is.t.,,.-S-. -. 90 90
y Whites, too profonsc periods no
- Cronn, Cough difficult brcat hing. "a "a
10 la4RheumAilstn Kheuma tic pa ,ss-2' -. 80
~ Fever and agur.-child rcvcrs. avue 70
J., rules, bind or bleeding, az
Is oph'halmy, amt sore OF weak cycs 5s
~ naiarrli, acute or chronic, influenza to
~ Whooping cough, violent coughs. 3S
" Arih!na, oppressed breathing s5
=. - Ear discharges. impaired hearing IN
~ scroinl1, enlarged glands, ewcllinrs. =.
~ GcneralHchliiy, physical weakncss m
70 Dropsy and schaty sccrc,ions "a
y, " sya !; a. 'eknsss sickness from riding a 10
~ ~ hidncy disease gravel, hn
- Nervous debility, seminal wcakncss or In.
voluntary discharges, i IN,
- SoIc mouth, cnnker ~
~ rinnry weak ne. 4, wct;inp th. nod un
81 Painful periods, with spasns, IN
5 3s Disease OF hear, Palpitn,ions &c, 4 m
~ ~ MEEilepsy, ~ spasms, 81. Virus dance, 80
30 Chronic consestions and eraptioni, 90
FAMILY CASES.
enTs, Morocco withH'largc vias and manunl Of
directions ......................... alo m
Case, morocco, OF 70 large vials and book M
t:N These remedies are sent by the case or s,nyI.
oox 10 any part OF The country, free ui charge on
receipt OF price. Address, ~ 49, -
IIUMT11REf's- -ftoMEePATHIe-
onice and Depot,
~ For sale by all druggists. m.rl4dNw,y
For Sale bi MILLS PuRDY.
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ADJ ournment of the Ohio Legislature
COLUMBUS, OHIO, April te-.ifl,e-
senate this afternoon adopted rcso-
tuition adjourn Wednesday morning
until .)anuury. The house will doubt
less. concur.
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NEw YoNK.I April 10.

. NSEN iNhh,l "a pm ~
FiLouR-Dnll in buyers favor; No. .
300@3.,o; western, 2O@i,GO
WnEAl-Lower, and more doing in ex
port; No eIhicseo spring, i p; No 2
Milwaukee. l.e5ls@l25ss winter red
western, i.e0; No spnng, l.35-
CoRN-Good demand mixed no grade.
1Oc; old MIXED. 70Vl7oc; do atloat, 7ls,c.
OArs-A shade better; mixed western
and state, A3GgiSc.
chicago. 49,
Flour -Qn,,, common TO choice.w,s,.
ern shipPlng extra, Ano0l4.75.
MHEAT-Fairly active, unsettled and
opened strong aud shade higher, bu, ,a,rr %
became weak. and prices decIininG 1Isc.
No spring, l0s No 2 fresh, lOli.oh,
l.Oll2 closed inside for regular; 0s ,x4oi an I'M M
closed 99c for cash or April; .O3Qll .04s<
closed l.o3li sfor May i,o44 aeei ols,
closed lo4ll for June; No. 3, sIl.DSsc'
rejected, 1sc.
CoRN-Modcra,ey ,owcr; No. . strict
y fresh, 47@47l4c for regular; 459,Qp l,ic
Tor I cash or Apnl; 4s@iSllc closed lslac
Tor May; 47la@4194c closed a7ssc ior
June; z4s1120lS5lc closed 4saac Tor July.
OArs-Quletand easier; M 9 strictly
fresh, asiaac for regular; 81 'a032cs closed
lnslde-tdr ms cash or April; 3.i58c for May !;
33ssc4l33lSscs for June I"
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MilW AllkCc,

.Floun-Quict.
WnEAT-Opcncd firm and shade blgh
cr closed steady; No / Milwaukee, l. 1917
hard, .s211a; No. 3 Milwaukee, ] 02la lor
cash; l.OG1s for Mays l.o7 for.June; No.
CoRN-S,cady; No. . fresh, 4sc.
oArs-Firmcr and n shade higher; No. .
fresh, 32a44c for cash; 34lsc for May.
i5AKLEY-Steady No. : fresh, SIC.
lfiE-Quicl; No. 1, 7Oc.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York.

New York. y.
New YORK, April 10.
Stocks closed weak and lower
Money 4@5 per cent.
Gold 113. ~
Governments steady. :
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WAsnSeroS,Aprll l0::-The house.
passed the river and harbor appro-
priation bill under suspension of,he
rules.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC II.

UUsT OFF UF{'INAEsT1GATING sPENCER.
:. The amendment paid out Of the
contingent fund Of the senate to
pay the expenses Of the Spencer
investigation is,sup to date sl1,339,
of which sl0,5ls was for 1nilage and
per diem Of witnesses.