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KANSAS
Tire Chicago Young Lady Charged viii
Poisoning her Mother.

Tire Chicago Young Lady Charged with
Poisoning her Mother.
NEw YORK, March 50 Mary Ann Dooley,
af Chicago, was arrested on arrival at the
Grand Central Depot yesterday. OF the
eIsz-gs. It's claimed II numbering her moth
~ poison, ah1ut month ego. The
r died under sus 'cIOus circumstances.
as supposed 20 De worth $4,000 No
ID will was fJugd, but q copy If al al
will vas unsdrthed and an investigs-
vas followed by the flight of the
ct and yourg man supposed to be
-uitor. For some reason the man was
rested. Tie prisoner appeared ove--
ed by mgTtIhGsiiOu at the mere fact
Iag arrested ard placed in q cell and
fvsen s0bs pro.eeted her innocence. Il
z1osar poisoned my mother. No sir, it is
wrong to accuse me of such q thing. / al
wavss oved my mother. / was the only
c6sla We never had any difference except
sbO0t my engagement with John Ses-
= My mother didn't like him, but |
sid further that soon after her moshe
lie alleged will was produced be-
hing her property t0a number of char
6 institutions in Chicago, leaving her
snd only child certain sum on con-
:. OF Der not marrying the young man
fi0ned. whom her mother thoroughly
1ked. A writ of habeas corpus has
5ehn prepared, and will be submitted at the
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Communion Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice
having bad placed in his hands by an East
Indian missionary the formula of a simpIs
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure
for consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asth-
ma, and all throat and lung affections; also
a positive and radical cure for nervous debil-
ity and all nervous complaints, after having
tested its wonderful curative powers IN
thousands Of cases has felt it his duty u
make IL known TO his Suffering fellows Ac-
luated by this motive and a desire to relieve
human suffering. I will send free Of charge,
to ell who desire it, this recipe. in German,
French or English, with full directions f1T
preparing and using. Sent by mall by al
dressing with stamp, naming this paper,
w. a Noyes, l49 Powers Block, Rochester,
y. y.
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Produce Markets.

NEW YORK, April 2.-Cotton-Easy; futures
steady; April, 92c; May. loose; June, 10.22c;
July, lO33c; August, 1O.44c; September. 10.20c:
October. 9.94c: November, SIC; December, 9.s6c
January, 3 Csc. Flour-D1ll and unchanged
receipts &c 600 bbls.: exports, $500 bills Wheat
Opened 491Sc higher; after lost advance. de-
clined trhe closing strong; receipts. 1900 bu
exports. 2lU,00J bu.: ungraded spring. 81 II: un-
graded red. 81 O7al 20; steamer 40. red, 81 Os
No. red. 81 rs; steamer No. 2 do, 81 lS5<: No 2
red. 81 2l@1 2lZ certificates. 81 221z@1 "a de-
hyered. 81 201z I. o. b.: ungraded white. 81 l7(0
25H; No. do, 81 029l 03; No. do, sales OF
25000 bu. at 81 1l1<91 II; No. red April sales OF
$4,000 bu az 81 1888 20. closing at 81 %; May,
sales of 81. 600 6u. at 81 q 1<al 2S closing at
VI 221s; June, sales OF $4,000 ba. at 81 22sk9
2S12 closing at 81 23k; Jnly. sales of lbs 900
Blu. at 81 2l9I 2I1S closing a. ST PIX; september,
sales of 1900 on. at 81 ls5kal 2c1z, closing al
u 2QA. Corn-Cssh &c lower; options opened
HN1zc better; afterw1rd lost most of advance
closing firm; recetpts 46S 900 bu; exports. ia 0OC
bu. ungraded, 6lg67c; No. g. 651s96S c; steamer
ton 966s4c; No. 2, 661f656Sc No 2white &c; No.
April, 66g6s9sc, closing NJ 661fc; MAJ, t7C967k,
ciosing ~ o'7sc; June 67s967<c, closing at 67sc;
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And in Most Cases are Successful in
Carrying the Day.
Cleveland, Chillicothe and Al
Other Enterprising Ohio
Towns Democratic.
'snsvilIe. indiana. Elects;a Democratic
1ayor. City Omcers and a Major
ity Of the Cou cil-Other
Elections.
THE ELECTIONS.

ExA0Szilie, Tired OF an Oppressive Debt
E1eetsa Democratic City Ticket.
Special 70 the Sentine:
EVANSVILLE, Ind, April 2.-The city
election occurred to-day, resulting in a
Democratic vic.Ory, elocting -four
C6uucilmen out Of six and the County tickle,
wieh probably one reception. On Mayor
the msj0rity viii be three hundred.
ED. m.-rhe indications at this hour ere
that the whole Democratic city ticket and
i've out of seven CuLnciiIhen ara elected
The principal issue WIS the reduction of the
interest on city bOndsn4 per cent, proposed
and supported b. the Democrats.
The Democrats have carried all Wards ex-
cept one, end have elected a Democratic
Mayor, Treasurer ard Surveyor. the ma j9ri-
ties ranging from 500 for Mayor TO a small
mGs Oriiy IN some Wards tor COuncilmen
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Committed suicide.

Special TO the Sentinel:
MARION, lad, March 81 This morning
about 5 o'clock John Stech, a young man
about twenty-three yeas of age, living
about eleven miles south of here, com,
mitted suicide by shooting himself while
ia bed The family hearing the report OF
the pistol went 20 mis- room and found him
dead. He was young man o. excellent
character aud OF good habits. No cause can
be possibly assigned for the rash act. The
COroners Jury is now holding an inquest
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, April 2-Cotton-Dull and
nominal.
MEMPHIS, April 2.-Cotton-Quiet at CSC; re.
celpts, Dol bales; shipments, 80 623 bales; stock
81, 266 bales; sales. 500 bales
81. LOUIS, April 2-Cotton Steady; middlines.
9Hc; sales $500 bales; receipts, 1900 bales; ship
ments, bales stock, $500 bales
GALVESTON, April -Cotton-Weak and nm
changed. Net receipts, 2,646 bales; exports, con
tinent, 500 bales Sales, % bales. Stock, Sc 500
bales.
LIVERPOOL, April .-Cotton-Irregular: I'D
land at sled; Orleans 7-16d; Sales 5000 bales:
speculation and export, 600 bales; American,
eco bales American lare, SIS I'd.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2-Coiton-Quiet and
bales. Exports Great Britain, 2 423 bales; CONT
nent. lTNO bales: cOsstwise, 1896. Sales $3.50
bales; stock, 800, sos bales.
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| FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
MONEY AND STOCKS.

General business was active in banking circles
yesterday. The monthly payments and settle
ments, which were comparatively liberal
natural increased the usual patronage of the
banks andlsrgely augmented the transactions IN
althe departments Of the money market Discount:
were in good demand and interest rates ruled
firm, per cent being generally obtained.
Eastern exchange was fairly active. but the sup
ply was fully equal TO the demand. and sales
were made at par between banks.
New York Financial Market
Szv YORK. April 2.-Money-7 to 20 pei
cent, closing offered at Il per cent.
Prime Mercantile Psper-6e7h per cent.
Government Bonds-Iuegular.
Railroad Bonds-yery irregular without special
feature
State Securiues-Neglected.
The stock market, which was dull with low
ering tendency TIL O'Clock, showed quite d.
cline IN the last hour, owlrg to manipulation of
money. Compared with the prices of Saturday
the result OF the das 3 trading shows decline OF
to % per cent. ell the general list. per cent on
Manitoba and Ia on Oregon and ranscontinent-
al; Burlington aud Quincy, "a; Central Pacific,
q: Lackawauna u; Lake Shore, q; Missouri Pa
Transactions aggregated $4,000 SHARES. OF which
GOO were Central Pacific, 24000 Delaware.
C&cke1anna and Western. 5000 Denver, 800
Northern Pacific. 10000 ST. Paul, 900 Union
Pacific, IL 600 Oregon and rranSconLinental and
HOO Rochester and PittSburg.
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Golden Medical Discovery is not only g
sovereign remedy for consumption, but
also for consumphve night sweats, brOn-
chitis, coughs, influenza, splitting of blood.
weak lungs, shOrtness of breath, and
kindred affections Of the throat and chest.
By druggists.
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A writer in a Denver paper the other day,
in desert bling Colorado Canon attempted to
say: Gaze III; and down the rocky jaws
aud you imagine the world has opened lis
mouth 10 eat a planet aud grind it with
mountain molars" After the intelligent
compOsitor had got in his work there was
less bOldness in the figure of speech, mas
much as the world was made to open Its
mouth ito at q peanut"
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COMM sRCiAL-.

There is 10 new feature in the general me-can-
tile markets. Dry goods are fairly active, but
until warm weather becomes a fixed fact. there
will be but little Improvement. Grocer les are
steady, but business is not overly active. D ugs
fairly active. Butter and poultry are unchanged
The former is miserable stun, in abundant
supply and held at high prices. decline is GER
tain in few days. Eggs steady at l5c.
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Foreign Money and stocks.

LONDON, April 2-GOyernment BOnds-COn-
sols 102 5-16; SIS extended 1907 432s, 1l6tz.
Central. SO1S; Erie. IS H. seconds, 100; Reading,
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CINCiNNATI.

CENCINEATI April At IL tonight not
SINGLE vUuCg Prec.Lct Is counted. SHOWING
an unusual amount e scratching. a fen
uIH0fsicial returns SHOW gains for Ssdlsr
Republican, fer MsyOr while Eshelby, Re
pgblican. for COmp-.c.ler, runs far ahead o
ais ticket
1880 m.-But five precincts Of the sixty
m the ely are vet fully reDcrtsd These
SHOW Republics Gains. Unofficial report
= stheEed at tse Lincoln Club indicate the
u.te is close between Sadler and Stephens
'ar Mayor. Esbelby election is assured by
200 10 , o
Che Republicans elected candidates at
Z ndon. O. The divided TICKET is elected a.
Mansfield, Pomeroy and Newark. The
Democrats elect ths entire ticket at Chilli
c0dhe and Findlsy. and Xenia elects DEM
ocrztic City Solicitor.
CLEVELAND DEMOCRATIC.
CE.EvELAND, April John H. Farley,
Democrat, - elec ed Mayor by probably not
less than soc over GEORGE w. Gardener, Re
pUbijcsn. The entire city Democratic ticket
IL believed 10 be elected, and the Democrats
have cOntfOi f the next Council.
COLUMBUS.
CoLUMBUa. o., A pril , -Returns from sew
euteeD out Of tweu'y-six Precincts, includ-
faE three Germsn Wards, show Republic
cazl gam over NeWmaa's vole for Secretary
Of State OF 707. j - estimated Walcutts
me GRITTY, r publican, will BE- 800 or 400
TIE balance of the Republican ticket is
probably elected.
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, April 2-Fbe election here to-
day was very quiet, though great interest
was manifested ia The result. The vote was
uT1GsIseAy heavy. The scratching was M
ITfredented, especially by Republicans The
stIre Interest centeTed in the contest for
GsyOr. At this hour, midnight the indica-
OEs are that ROmeis Republican, is elected
"a small msj lTiCY. prObsbly less than 300.
tae complexion Of he Council and Board
u Education Is now d fficult to determine.
STEUBENTILLF.
STUBENvILIE, o, April 2-The election
was closely contested and most exciting ever
Known. A heavier vote was pOlled than in
tn Pre.identisl election of 1880 The
Democrats electe.. Jas. McCOJville Mayor
over Robert Lane, Republican, by 1000
majority. The Repu blicans elected the re-
malnder OF the city ticket by $50 to 800 Tie
new COuLciimen elected are four Demo
cTsts two Republicans. The Council will
stand seven Republicans, five Democrats.
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Elsewhere.
----

JETRoIT, April 2-The election held in
sseis State to-day for three Supreme Court
Judges and two Regents of the State Univer-
sit5. The Democrats and Greenbsckers in
sIsted on fusion ticket dividing the Candi-
dabes equally between them. The returns
indicate reduced vote as compared with
I've fall elections The result can not be
sF=t'd definitely "a night, but il seems
g.ss.e- be that John " Champlin, the fusion,
e.ui Ch0mas o. Brien, Republican, are chosen
= s.i-e- aud the same division of Regent. In
tfIt city the election for six mem bers of the
s. Fl OF Education resulted IN the election
&C ice straight Democratic ticket, the ms or-
I1zs & ON 100 % 500
EAsT oAGISAw, April 2-The Democrats
have e.eeted the Mayor and Eve Of eight AL
dErmen. Justices 4 the Supreme Court:
BlEir, L 500; O'Brieu, 1871; ChsmpliD,
ISIS, Sherwood. 57l; Regents-Hutchins
1,573: JOi Is, $40; Ciarks, 1923; Willets
1850 estimated Democratic msjority in the
County on the Safe ickst 800.
KANSAS.
LGcvGNE, Kss., April "a K Carey, Re.
Pubs lean, was elscfeG Mayor 10 day. Mr.
Carey is Only twenty hFee years old. He il
q. brother Of Harry = Carey, managing ed
ifoT Of the Milwaukee Sentinel. BOih broth
era lear ed the priLting trade 10 the La
eygns Journal offics
{ coo MAJORITY CLAIMED FOR HARRISON.
CHICAGO, April 2-Fhe Democrats tonight
sre betting two 20 ore hat Horizon will be
aIecGed Mayor to morrow BY 1900 me jOriiy
The bets are pretty freely ken.
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NorICE OF APPoIN TMENT.

Notice is hereby given. that the undersigned
has been appointed adminisrs tor OF the estate of
Delilsh Landers, late of Meilou County, Indiana.
deceased Said estate is supposed to be solvent
JACKSON LANDERS.
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Wheat-For the first day of the month was re-
markedly firm and steady in the principal mar
kets. Deliveries at Chicago seem u be going into
strong hands 10 carry for May against which sales
are made 10 pay carrying charges. The seabOard
was quiet aud steady: arrivals only moderate.
The local market continues In about the same po-
sltion as for several days. Arrivals small and of
ierings meager and millers are buying track
wheat when offered, paying full prices. Present
arrivals not in excess of their wants.
COrn-Und5T free deliveries is a trifie lower on
Chicago. Arrivals in leading markets fair. The
first day of the month is delivery day contracts.
wnen parties are disposed TO SO make 1t, and for
the hFst day market pretty well sustained. Local
ly market is devoid of speculation and is not,
therefore, affected either way. Arrivals light
and ct bids all offerings are freely taken. The
tone of the markets is best shown by bids and Of
ferings.
oats-No. white steady, with fair demand
other grades are In better request, with shade
frmer prices.
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Drug Market.


Alcohol: q 25@2 80; calomel 7ycsN Is; cam
phcE, S03S3c; oochine1. 60970c; ehlcroiorm, SOC
SO; gum opium. 81 6004 IS; indigo, a 009s 90
morphine, 50 5o93 70. Oils-Cas.or, 81 25a3I 80
sNeo. OIL, 9ocGsl %; olive oil, 81 5o0s 90; perga
mot lSanders0n's), 81 75t3S 90; lemon SANDER
sons IS eOeS IS: Quinine. p & W., q 7Oes1 IS
soda, $3.50; Engltsh do, 5%9eo. snuH-Garrett'I
2of packs, 81 is per dos koz. bottles, IS so per
Goa. Flove's sulphur, 1850. TuIpenhne, So ASA
5ngllsn YER red. by bbl., &c; less quantities
s$ G4ss IS Sdc 27Sss 90 iod,de pOta9h 81 IS
glass. 90 and 20 per cent; double 70 and 80 Der
ceat on
Iron and Steel MARKET
Bar Irou-S2-4 40 rates; hoop Iron, SO so rates. Nor
Wey and oYede iron, 6cTaIes; horse shoe iron, SIC
Horse Shoes-Burden 4 Perkins, Der key, IS 90:
mule shoes.A per key advance. Horse Shoe Nails
Mestern. Globe, ana Perkins, per box, IS &C
CAST Steel-Best American, per H., l5c spring;
STEEL o. tire steel, &c; toe calk steel, &c; maohin
cry steel, 68sc. Eails-ss so.
miscellaneous Rxarks1s.
Herl0ck sole, Il a33o; OAK colo, $780,; Penn.
Uivsnia harne1g Leather. g sos; harness Leather
t00SSc; bHidlC leather per dos., 360ssT2; cor,asr
KIP, eO@S1o; French Hip, S5oGSn 40 domestic ,za
SO28H, 10: French c3if, 81 1921 So.
Oan - We4u0t0i Lnseed. raw. 53c; bcilec
6eo; Lard oil, 70&90o; miners OIL, 65@G)c; lubri.
eating Oh, i2Seeec; straits oll, B0655e: bonEins
le 9lAo; coal oil. Indiana legal tact, 1iSII1<o;
iosIo test, ll%Sl2o; 6ster white. 1b09, l5c.
IlDnerS ouppleS-ke quOts'
Bsot charcoal tin, I y, 1ox14, 1Sx10 ana ISAi2
20 90 per box K 1oK1<, LEGO e.ld 12x13 az co pa
Sox; u lkzs0, roofing Gn, Sc 90 per box: O2C,12s
AsG1A; block un, IA pigs, ESQ; ia bars, 291. 20
~ iron, 4.5Oc; ~ iron, exc; hcofeaS:3 CD
yantsedt 80 per cent. disoOunt. sAsos E.nu. rs
Topper cottnroc, 2Sa Pianiahed COPPER, SeS4Jl
Solder, ledSl6G WsIe. 90 per cank o. llRt.
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HRITIsH aRAIN TRApE.
rzDlAnAro1rs wHoLzsAI.. MARKETS


T1our-Pstent. &c 0096 so: fsEoy. % 1895 IS;
ahaioe. "a 90N5 Is: family. " 609l 10; treble
sxtra. Is 1904 90; double extra, IS io0s co. extra
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ao1xRnlfxrT nrouRrr1rr.

~ s-'--'- ~ 81 S SS e~ NV IV5
5Ieflilg slGnt......... oA4 U. =. Apfe..-..- 1l3
Spsr cent bonds. lOS New u. 8. Sp......... 1917
ao-z-The purchasing price ios 6ovesnIoen.
DO Ids In Indianapolis varies from tho. Kew XOxt
q .csntiorz 5<G1 psf cent.
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BALTIMORE, April 2-whisky-s1 Isk@1 10.
ST. LOUIS. Apri. 2.-whisky-Higher, 81 II.
CINCINNATI, April 2.-whisEy - Steady a
81 IL
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2Oes IS; supernne. "a soas 10; nne. @ non IS:

| No. 2 Rye-Nothing doing; rejected held at
| Coo; no buyers.
Bran-weaker; sis so bid: no sellers.
ehipstuf-Quiet: held ut SO 20 /; no BUYERS
Hominy Feed-Held at sl7 90; no buyers.
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cHIcAao aRAIN REVTEw.

CHICAGO, April Irregular wheat quiet, sub
ect 70 fluctuations: closed 1sc better May; 30
"a; better July than closing figures Saturday
Sales were made at 81 O5@i 05H April; 81 l0K@
1 1913 May; 81 1IsS@I IL June; 81 lO5491 11si
July: 81 c4149l O41s year; spring, 81 ca; win
ter, 81 O9. On CALL sales of 15O 900 bu., re lower
20 10 higher-latter July.
Corn quiet, averaging easier. Sales were made
at 5;ss@521sc April: 561S@571sc May; 679577st
June; 5s5z@591Ze July. on call, sales Of 5l5.OOl
bH at &c lower April. 70 higher May.
Oats active; slight decline. Sales at 4n@
4o14c April; 4ss a45c May: 4s3S@i41<c June: 425,
G4S1 July; Ss5s@s4c year. ol call, sales were
made Of los 900 bushels at Is per cent. lower fol
June and July.
Pork fairly active and advanced 5Gloc. SALES
were made at SIS 27h ais 30 cash and April;
SIS 45glS SIS May; s1s 675Egls 20 Juue; SIS s5e
Is % July; els SOSls 90 year. On call. sales were
INSIDE Of G. $50 barrels at 211c higher to TIC lower
latter July.
Lard active and higher. Sales were made at
ell S71SeII 40 cash; slI s5911 45 April; s1l SOC
IL 81 May; Sill 55Gl1 62% June; Gil 60@l1 6i
July sI1 67Iz year. On call. sales were made OF
5 600 fierce a. 21S9171sc lower latter for April.
No markets tom prov. 1t being election day.
BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.
LONDON, Apiil 2-Mark Lane Express review
of the British grain trade for the past week.
says: The possibilities for favorable harves;
now ere greater than a. any period since the be-
ginning of the cereal year, ami no fresh feature
in the wheat msrket has been reported since the
< lster holidays. The demand is feeble and prices
tend downward. Foreign wheats are nominally
unchanged. But a scsnty demand and -four in
liberal supply. Maze chespening. Barley quiet.
Oats dull. Cargoes of the coast neglected Eleven
cargoes arrived, four sold, none Withdrawn, eight
remain and about twenty more due. sales OF En-
glish wheat during the past week 81 sos quarters
at AS against 80 379 quarters at 45S loo tor the
corresponding period of last year.
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Civ ELAND. April John H. Farley,
- en- Ocrat, y elec ed Mayor by probably not
less than soc over GEORGE w. Gardener, Re
pUbljcSn. The entire city Democratic ticket
Is believe 10 be elected, and the Democrats
have control of the next Council.
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to affection In the family of the importer) until
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY NEXT APRIL
TWENTY FIFTH and TWENTY SIXTH same hours.
spl7-d&ds THOMAS DUWLING, Auct
NJ FOLEY. Auctioneer.
Will sell. commencing THURSDAY MORNING.
April. 1 WELFTH. AT HALF-PASr TEN O'CLOCK
the stock OF Dry Goods at 90S tia street consisting Of
SILKS, DKEss GOODS. TABLE LINENS.
TOWELS.
PURE LINEN sHEETINGs. HOSIERY. UNDER.
Nrx WE WE;rp nprcs sp,,rs ooss.,,,n n,n
BER COATS,
FLANNELS, CASsIMEREs. AND A COMPLETE
ASSORTMENT OF DESIRABLE DOMESTIC
Ladies will please attend this SALE the proprietor
determined to sell art the highest bidder
cash.
N. FOLEY, Auctioneer,
mS0-1m 9uS 9Th street northwest