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GENERAL MARKETS.
Produce Markets.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2.-Cotton-Quiet at 1o1s
@l05zc: futures steady; January, loose; Feb
ruary, 10 10c; March, 1024c; April, 10 3Sc; May,
10 SIC; June. loose; July, 10 zee; August, 10 soc;
September, 10.t5c; October, 1O24c; November,
10.OSc Flour-Firm; receipts, 4l,OC0 bbls; ex-
ports. 200 bbls.; superfne State and Western,
s. 1891; common to good extra, So 95@4 60;
good to choice, 81 1907 Is; white wheat extra,
Is; Minnesota patents, IS 6OGs Wheat
Opened strong at s4@l14c higher after last ad-
vance, closing steady; receipts. 69,670 bu.; ex-
ports. $3.50 bu No. aspiring nominal; No. 3
spriug. 81; ungraded red, 9sc9sl 20; No. 8 red.
81 12s4ss1 -; steamer No. red, 81 Is; No.
red. 81 15N@l TX; No. 1 red. 81 20<; m
graded white. S6c@Sl 10Y; steamer No. do.
96Lc; No. white. 95ISc; No l do. sales Of COO
Blu. at 81 14s4: No red, January. sales OF 1000
bu. at 81 15Cdi &c. closing at 81 155<; February,
sales Of $50 900 bu. at q 15x@i 16F, closing at
81 1875 March, sales of q I12, OyO bu. ct 81 ITs49
1875. closing at 81 us; April. sales Of 4oSOOo
bu. at 81 19Sz9l 20, closing at 81 1875; May,
sales of $500 on. at 81 2091 211S, closing at
81 2Ozs Corn-0pened h@l1lc higher; after last
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NORTHWESTERN.
Kansas Visited by n Terrible Hail and Snow
Storm-Loss of Cattle and Sheep.

LARNED, Kan, Jan. 1S.-The worst storm
within the memory of the oldest inhabitaDt
struck this section of the country about
O'Clock to-day. and is still raging. A heavy
fall of sleet and hail snow has been driving
from the northwest for the last eight hours.
All the range is thickly covered with Ice
and snow. The cold is intense. Cattle, es
pecially sheep. will suffer terribly. 1t is safe
to predict the losses to sheep and stock men
in this region, for the next forty eight hours,
Will be greater than for any corresponding
length of time since the settlement OF the
country.
OMAHA, Jan. 1S-A fall of light dry snow
over the State, accompanied by high winds,
drifted on the railroad tracks and delays
trains in the central and northern portions
of the State several hours tonight, and
blockades the trains from the north.
OTTowA, Jan. 1S-Professor Weggins
claims the storms of yesterday as veri6ca-
ton of bis October prediction. The second
storm is fixed for the 9th of February.
MONTREAL, Jan. 1S-A heavy snow storm
delayed trains from four to ten hours.
Topeka, Kan, Jan. 1S.-A heavy snow
storm is coming from the west. Santa Fe
Railway officials have advices that it is the
worst storm for years. They have large
force of men ct the depot ready to go west
to clear the track.
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BROTHER FRANK.
The Crime Laid at the Door of schoo
Director.


Director.
BUFFALO, Jan. 1S-There is great excite
ment in the Catholic circles OF this city over
the arrest and indictment of Thomas Waid-
row, famlliarly known as Brother Frank, on
the charge of rape. in violating the person
of little girl, aged seven; name, Hattie Carr
Brother Frank has been for years Director
of a well-kuown Catholic school. called the
Brothers College, and well known through
out the States 1t Is claimed the act was
accomplished by the girl beiEg enticed into
his room from the street for the sake of get
ting some candy, which he filed her pockets
with, after accomplishing his design. The
story was obtained from the girl by her
mother, who noticed Der sufferipgs, and
when detective was called, she led the way
to the house, and on being ushered into the
room, described coat and hat hanging on
wall as that of the man who had committed
the deed, and then when the Director was
mitted the act Waldrow some twenty
years ago served as Director of De La Sale
Institute, New York, for three years, when
he resumed the Dictatorship here. He is
fifty three years of age.
Brother Justice, Superior of the Order of
Christian Brothers. has arrived from New
York, and will remain until Brother Frank
Is disposed Of Bishop Ryan, who has been
seriously i'll, is much cast down by the news
of the crime, and his recovery is thought to
be impossible.
1t is claimed by Brother Franks friends
that for some time past his mind has been
affected
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The FARRELL Confession.

LoSDoN. Jan. GA Dublin dispatch
Gays: Although wide belief exists that
the authorities will now be able to bring
the Ph0nix Park assassins to justice, the
real fact is that F ,rrelPs assertion that the
inner circle was so composed that its men,
bers were unknown to each other and there
fore not to be identified, is only too well
founded"
The Times says: sit Is evident that
Saturdays proceedings in Dublin unveiled
a conspiracy to murder executive officials
Although the secrets Of the prosecution thus
far have been kept with praiseworthy dis
cretion, it is not believed that coun eel for
of the case. The inquiry will probably be
protracfed several weeks"
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ssSIeep spIendidIy."

A gentleman in Memphis, Tenn, who has
been using the Compound Oxygen Treat
ment, in speaking of its good effects in his
case, says: az find my general health splsn-
did. Work all day-no WEAKNESS at night,
except that caused by work. Sleep SPLEEN
didly. Appetite best IN the world. No cold
since using the Oxygen" Our Treatise
on Compound Oxygen, its nature, action
and results, with reports of cases and full
information, sent free. DIS. STARKEY x
PALEN, 100 Girard street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Wei De Meyers Catarrh Cure

stops hawHing, snuffiing, running nostrils
poisonous mucous dripping in the throat
and pains over the eyes. puri6es the breath
and restores the voice, taste, smell and hear
ing. An absolute cure for catarrh and all its
symptoms. As effective in cases of twenty
years standing as in ordinary colds. DIR. Wei
de Meyers ILLUSTRATED Treatise" on Catarrh
mailed free on request. Cure, 81, OF all drug
gists. or delivered by ID. b. Dewey & Co., 1S2
Fulton street, New York.
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The Pope on Irish Affairs.

Cardina McCabe, of which copies have
been seat 70 all the Irish Bishops, coDgrstQ-
Ea.es them on their zeal in calming the
country and guiding the people. He regrets
the c III Societies had not ceased TO trust 10
deeds of crime but seek remedies which
LEAD 10 the destruction Of the faithful. The
peopis shOuld be firmly persuaded that the
Esii9sai cause should be kept distinct from
the deeds Of these unhaIlowed assassins. BE
suRgesss leave TO attend popular meetings
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ANTWERP, JAN l-Petroleum-1es<a2of.
TIrUSVlLLE, Jan. 22.-Openied at &c; high
est 9iHc lowest, S91sc, closed at 9Ic. Ship
ments, 20 and 2lst GS, l45 bbls: charters. % and
2lst, none: runs 20 and DIST, go $50 bbls
PlTISBURG, Jan. % -Petroleum-Excited and
strong: united certificates closed at 9Sszc: re-
fined, 75sc Philadelphia delivery. The afternoon
session opened quiet and steady at 901<c, but re-
port shortly afterward that the Patterson well was
dry created strong feeling and the market ad-
vanced to eic, closing at 95szc Trading was light
in the morning ana quiet and brisk in the after
noon.
BRADFORD, Pa, Jan. 22-On-There was
sharp advance in the market to-day, owing to re-
ports of dry holes in Forest County, opening at
csc, which proved to be the lowest figure OF the
day. There was a steady appreciation till 345
when "a &c was reached which was the highest
figure of the day and the closing bid. Sales, 572-
COO bbls; total shipments. IS. lao bbls; charters
9S 40 bbls,
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Sentinel.

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R.,used 20 Build the scaaoId.

TRALEE, Jan. lS-Locsl workmen refuse
to erect the scaffold for the execution of
Poff and Barrett, sentenced be hanged for
the murder of Thomas Brown. Marwood,
the executiOner has arrived, accompanied
by carpenters from Dublin, who will con-
struct the scsffOld.
Upon the arrival of Msrwood at Limerick,
en- route to Traee, the police had great diff
Guilty in projecting him from the crowd at
the railway deDOt
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Prince Charles, Funeral.

BERLIN, Jan. 22-Prince Charles, who
died yesterday, caught severe chill Tues
day last, while exercising in his garden.
The funeral services will be held in the
Princes chamber tomorrow. Members of
the royal family viii be present The re-
mains Will be taken to the Cathedral that
day, and transferred to Nikolskoe Church,
near POtsdsm, Wednesday.
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smallpox at baltimore.

BALTIMORE. Jan. 1S.-Smallpox patients
under treatment Saturday last 463. out of a
population of 400 600 The disease prevails
in wards away from the business portion OF
the city. The disease is now under control
and will soon be stamped out.
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should only he allowed those of the clergy
in whose wiSdom the BishoDs have especial
con6deyIce as able TO guide an excited as
semhiy and defend the most 5udicious
coxrses. The clergy thus constituted
guardians of public security and defenders
of the common veal will be of great utility
to the country in its disturbed state.
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Foreign Money and stocks.

LONDON, Jan. 22.-Consols for money, 101 l1-16;
DO account l0l 1915. Railroad Stocks-Illinols
Central. 4s$4: New York Central, 3l1; Erie, 4l1s;
Reading. 291S.
PARIS, Jan. 22-Rentes, 77f 75c.
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Golden Medical Discovery" for all scrof-
ulous and virulent blood poisons is specific.
By druggists.
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INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE MARKET
Flour. Grain and hay.

Klour-Patent, IS 509s 90: fsscy, "a 7505 90
lAoioe 81 2594 50; family. 81 0O9i IS: treble
sztrs. % 10ea9 Is; double extra 80 S5sss co. extn
2 6o82 IS; suPerfne, g S5S2 10; nne q IS; fo1n
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whisky.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 22-whisky-steady at
81 17@1 l7%.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 22.-whisky-Stesdy at 81 L.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 22.-Whisky-Firm at 81 Is
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 22-Whisky - Steady at
81 IL.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 22-Whisky-steady at
81 Is.
81 On
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LIVE STOCK.

Indianapolis live stoch Market.
BLOCK YARDS. Jan. p.
Cattle-Receipts. lc6 head; shipments, q head
Market slow and dragging, especially for COM
mon and medium butcher grade. Bulk of offer
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Drug Market,

Alcohol. q 25@2 so; csIo-nel 75cNs1 IS; cam
phor, SO@SSc; cochinel, 6o370c; chloroform, 500
soc; gum opium. 81 1895 60; indigo, 81 0O9S %;
morphine, 50 5OG3 rs. Oils-Cestor, 81 25Sl 30:
sweet oil, eoo9G IS; olive oil, 81 509s 90; berga-
mot (sanderson's), 81 769S co; lemon Sander.
oinchonidia,P. G W.. COOL o5. American bS-carb.
soda, 4@5c; English do, 51<@6c. 5nuf-Gerrett's
@ox. packs, 81 Is per dog. <-oz bottles s. 60 per
English yer. red by Dbl, 2sxo; lees quantities,
exc. Iodine, 81 750S 90. iodide potash, 81 IS.
Cloves, 35@40c. Rhubarb e0c @s1 Is. window
glass. co and 10 per cent: double sc and 20 Der
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Davttt Before the queens Bench.

DUBLIN, Jan. lS.-Davitt appeared before
the Queens Bench division to-day. The
Courtroom was densely crowded. The
Judges declined to grant Davitt's request to
be allowed to question sub-Inspector Sey-
mour. who laid the information against him.
Davitt is now addressing the Court
Dayitt commended his speech at Navan,
did not Justify the charges of melting to
lawIessness. The principles he advocated
did not interfere with the administration or
observance of law. He had urged inn
mediate relief for the distressed The same
subject was alluded to a few days afterwsrd
in the Queens speech. The punishment OF
one for suspicion was abhorrent to English
law, the proceedings being calculated to
bring the Bench into disrepute. His speech
did public service. He was ready to stand
by it, as reported in the Freeman's journal.
That report was different from the report of
the informer. He asked that the applica'
ton be dismissed.
He contended his speech was no more di-
rected against the constituted authority than
was Cobden's against the corn laws or Glad
stones on Bulgaria, and he concluded by
saying all liberty which has been gained in
Ireland had been gained by agitation. The
Court reserved Judgment, pending its
perusals of the affidavits in the case.
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EAsToRIA
Old DIR. Pitchers remedy for
Children's Complaints.

=" Especially adapted TO cliIdrea"
DR.. Alex. Robertson, 1867 Cd Az, y. Y.
Pleasant, Harmless ana Wonderfully Eg7eaeiovs."
DR.. A. j. Green, Royerton, Ind.
Ipreseribe 10 as superior 10 any kslocn remedy"
DR.. II. A. Archer, s. Portland Av, Brooklyn.
Lastoria is not narcotic. Mothers. Nurses
and Doctors agree that for Sour-Stomach,
Flatulency. Diarrhea. and Constipation,
nothing is so prompt as old Dr. Pitchers
Castoria. by assimilating the food.
Castoria gives robust health and nat
ura1 sleep.
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Iron and steel Market.

Bar Iron-6oc rates; hoop iron, SOC rates; Nor
way and swede iron, &C raIes; horse shoe iron, 4c
Horse Shoes-Burden & Perkins, per key, s. 90;
mule shoes 81 per keg advance. Horse Shoe Nails
Northwestern, Globe, and Perkins per box, s. 90
Cast Steel-Best American, per h., 15c spring;
steel, o.: tire STEEL SC; toe calk steel &c; machin-
cry steel, 6@Sc. Nails-s3 GO.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
MONEY AND STOCKS.

Discounting was of an uuimportant character In
the local money market yesterday, yet sufficient.
taking renewals and rev loans into account, 20
keep the banks from making any material gain In
their loansble reserve AS heretofore the bulk of
the application was Cor carrying purposes, grain,
cotton aud packed sneats being the features OF
especial attention iast now. The loan rate Is I'M
changed and firm at per cent. on time, 7SS per
cent. on call.
Few York financial Earkss.
NEW YORK, San. 22.-Money-S@Ix per cent,
closed offered at per cent
Prime Mercantile Psper-511s@6 per cent.
Government Bonds-Closed firm
Railroad Bonds-Moderately active and gener-
ally higher.
State Securities-Dull.
Stock market duh throughout the day. There
were no special features, except q decline IN
Union Pacific which. however. was recovered in
the last hour. Rock Island declined In the fore
noon u per cent and l per cent. more in the
afternoon. Hannibal and ST. Joe common de-
clined during the day rs per cent to a. At the
close the market was steady.
Transactions on the Stock Exchange to-day
shares Sn9bg sUS 1isn
Central. 81 coo Lackawanna, $1,000 Denver, 10oO
Erie, $500 Kansas and Texas, 1900 Lake Shore,
Is 900 Louisville and Nashville. $500 Michigan
Central 1000 Missouri Pacific. 1900 Northwest.
$500 New York Central, Is coo Northern Pacific,
1000 Pacific Mail, 2,4O0 Reading, $1,000 st. Paul,
10000 Texas Pacific. 37,I00 Union Pacific, 1900
Wabash Pacific, 10000 western Union. 10000
New Jersey Central. 5000 St Paul and Omaha,
z. 200 Nashville Chattanooga and 50. Louis, 500
Oregon and Transcontinental, and $500 Rock
Island.
CONVENIENT gzcURrrIEs.
4sTling, 90 days.. 50 per cent ex. div 81
IeYlins Egnt....... $50 q. 8. ffs.......... 131z
per cent. bonds..-104 New q. q. Ps....-.- 1ess
NoTR-The purchasing price for Government
snds In Indianapolis varies from the New York
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ADVICE From the pope.

ROME, Jan. 1S.-It is reported that the
Pope has sent letter to the Irish Bishope
advising them to adopt a conciliatory stti-
tude toward the Government
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miscellaneous Markets.

Hefnlock sole, 2SGSec; OAK sole, S694le; Fem.
sl9SSo bride leather, per dos, sc0972; domestic
Zip, b0@ SOC; French Kip, S5c451 10: domestic calf
9Oc9s1 10; French calf q loci 60.
Otls-Wequote; Lineeed, raw, 53tG &c; boiled,
SIC; lard oil, 709oOo; miners oil, 65@SOc; luhyi-
eating oil. 12F5oc; straits osl, bCas55c: bensine
10 014ci coal OF, Indiana legal tsgt, 1154912c;
l60o test, nSl2lzc; water white. 1902, Ice.
Timers 5uppisH-Ne quotes
Best charcoal tin, o, i0x1l, 1kx20 snd l5A12,
~ 25.peT box Z, 10114 1&z20 and 12L12 IS p per
box; O, Nx20. roo1ng tin, 80 50 PER box O. 20S2,
slS81<; block TN, an pigs, 293; IN bars Bic. -ror
a BiIoD. 4.eoc; "a O Iron, &c; Moorehesd gss
ysniEed, 1915 per cent. discount Sheet Kino. Sc.
Copper bottoms. goo. Plsnished copper. 39@4Oc
Solder, 1bG1sa. Wire. 20 Der cent. on fiss.
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eOyERNMKNT gRCURfrIRs.

JsTling, 90 days.. 50 Is per cent. ex. DIV 81
1sYlina nght........ $50 q. 3. 4fs............. 13
per cent bonds.-104 New q. q. Fs.........- 1ess
NorR-The purchasing price for Government
rotations Ee1 per oeat.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-02-02
How Birds Stand Cold.

Observations on birds in the cold
rows, finding shelter and food around
the houses, pressed the season fairly
well, but some of them persisted in the
roads and gardens; they became more
scarce toward the end of the winter,
and lost all their iveliness. Tie par
tridges gave away under sixty-one days
of cold and hunger, and th use that sur
vived fell an easy prey to the hawks.
A private Waterman caught more than
thirty with his hands, warmed them up
and let them loose again. The owls in
the lofts and steeples could not resist
the cold and fell dead to the ground
or took refuge in the houses. where
they were captured. The stomachs OF
these birds were empty, or nearly
empty. The crows which range over
a larger extent of land than the form
er birds, which may be called sedent-
airy birds, clme nearer to the house
when the cold was at its worst, and
considerable numbers of them we're
seen during the whole winter in the
barn-yards AID fields. Some of them
came into the court-yards to eat with
the pigeons, but many were frozen on
the limbs where they roasted. The
few birds of passage that stayed in the
country to winter showed very unequal
powers of resistance. The bullfnch
and grossbeaks did not seem to suffer,
but the larks, yellow green
fince, obia-redbreast, magpies, black
birds and jays were decimated. Never
were SO few birds seen in the woods at
that season as ia the following spring
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-02-02
Will President Arthur Marryf


Truth publishes story this morn
ing to the effect that President Arthur
has become smitten with the charms
of Miss Sackville-West, the daughter
of the British minister, who is heir pre-
sumptive to his brother, Lord Sack
vile. The paper discusses the events
in view of the marriage, and com.
ments also on the personal charms of
tine lady, ''Miss West is not yet of
age" says Truth, "but to beauty and
all graces of person she adds dignity
and prescience of much older woman.
Her grandfather was Lord de la War;,
descendant. of the Wars of Edward
ILL., 3 time. In the event of the mar
riage President Arthur will travel
abroad at the end of his term, and per-
haps reside permanently at London OF
Paris After stating that the stars
and the union jack are likely to en-.
twine sensationally in a matrimonial
way, Truth goes on to say that the
president of the United States is Brit.
ish subject under British law, and i
the president ever resided in England
he would, by courtesy of court, take
precedence with ex-sovereigns. Miss
West is the daughter of Spanish lady
of good family but reduced fortune
whom the British minister married
while at the British legation at Madrid
Truth does not say when or where tn,
marriage is likely to take place.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-02-02
Breaking His Heart.
Wall Street News.lI

1t was a clothing dealer on the Bow.
cry and as the slab-sided young man
opened the door he rubbed hiss hands
over each other, and said:
Come in, my frept. l guess you
vas looking for an overcoat. Try on
dis one for ST."
"Thankee. I've got about $50 in my
pocket and thought"
''Ah! Mine trent. You wash come
to the right blaze. How you like a
blue suit for $10?"
"Pve got about $50, and was looking
"Take dis gray for $44. You never
had such a bargain in all your born
days.
GAS was saying, I've got about $50
and want to buy a pretty fair one."
"Here is one all wool for $12, shump
right into it''
"a pretty fair one with silver plated
handles" continued the young man.
give got en-. Pm der only dealer
in New York who keeps ofercoats NIT
silver blated handles"
Il don't mean overcoats."
"Nup
81 mean coffinsl Let's see your lat
est fall styles"
"My trent" whispered the dealer as
he took his srcl. 81 don't keep gnffins.
Then l realize dot you have $50 in
your pocket and hat no gofins to sell,
feel dot might as vhell gif oop dis
mad struggle for riches. Half sone
pity on a broken hearted man and take
two bed-quilts at s. apiece and let dot
coffin gs."