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JOEN w. auagSHy 3 CO.
Commission eggais aHs E1gGFIIsaGaasss
Iaa Washington st.sR l8andl 10.
CHICAGO ILsLla
ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS..
nrslverkes g-o.,roa sfarke....

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 2s.-rloar dull and IN
changed. Wineat weak; No. hard l.O4;
No. 2 CSC; December Gle; January 9459Ec:
February s55zc; March 965sc; May 1884.
Con-, duh; No. nominal at 59c. Oats dull; Ne.
z nominal at 33c. tiys scarce; 10. g.; No.
60c. barley dull; Nc. inactive at 6e}ze
bid; February 62e bid; extra No. 4sc. Proyis-
iona steadier; mess posk 400 for
cash and January; Il Is February. Lard, prime
stsan, s.75 cash ard January; $50 February
Sweet picked hams firm at 1O@Ige5c.
Live hogs steady at 4.85@5.50; dressed hogs
steady at 6 S0@6.35. Butter quiet but steady;
choice creamery 50@s2e. Cheese quiet and
dull. Eggs dull and dropping. Recsipas,
$40 barrels Of foui; 80, 133 bushels of 7gsass
1885 bushels Of barley. Shipments, 11,523
barrels Of -four; Il, ESQ bnshais Of w.ear; s,iG0
bushels OF barley.
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To be Investigated

ST.. LOUIS. Dec. ga dispatch from
Texas says Frank Hurd, congressman from
Ohio, will introduce into the house i'm
mediately after the holidsy recess, resola-
tions calling for committee TO investi-
gate the conduct of Cameron Brewster,
Joel W. Bowman and z. L. Tidball, con-
nected with the department OF justice in
Texas, against whom specific charges have
been preferred and viii be presented at the
same time. Tidball is now United States
msrshsl of Arizona. This action is said
to be instigated by A. D. Norton ex-United
states marshal OF Texas, who is an uncle
OF Tidbail's.
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The Spfgos Closes.

BosTos, Dec. 2s.-Corporation Coun-
sci Nettleton has decided that it is not
lawful for committees OF tie city council
to contract bills o. the days when the
committees sre not in session or for Indf-
vidusl members to contract bills fcr.srs-
freshments. VINES, liquors or cigars II the
nans Of the ei.l.
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Lrc0MFoETING.
RPPS'S COCOA!
BREAKFAST.

SPY thorough knowledge of the natural
laws which govern the operations OF digestion
and nutrition, and By careful application OF the
fine properties OF weIl-selected Cocoa, Mr. Epp5
hiss provided orr breakfast tables with deli
cately favored beverage which may seTe US
many heavy doctors bills. It's By the judicioas
use OF such articles OF diet thas constitution
may be grsd1ally built up until strong enough to
resist every tendency Of disease. Hundreds 81
subtle maiaiies ara floating around Us ready to
attack wherever there Is & weak poizt. We may
escape many fatal shaft By keeping ourselves
vel fortified with pure blood ard properiT
nolrished frame. ''-CiUI Service Gazette
Made simply with boiling water or milk Sold
IN tins only = ID. and Ib.) by Grocsrs, labeled
thus:
,IaEES TPpSSGG,. Hons 2esBas' c aD.
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bushel: carrots 75c bushel; cabbage 10, Is, Csc
each: celery SIC doz horse radish l5c Id; Ieeks
soc doz.; onions 75c oushel; parsley i5c bunch;
peas, dry l5c quart; parsnips LOO bushel; ruta-
bsgas &c bushel; saurkraut lac quart; potatoes
5GG6nc bushel; tarnips 60c bushal; lettuce
for 25c: radishes punches for iec.
MILK-7c quart; cream Gee quart.
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ARTICLE I.

The name of this corporation shall be the VAL
LOP-DEGROOT So, the general nature Of its
business shall be the baying, importing, Owing
and selling tailors' trimmings woolens and any
other merchandise used by merchant tsilors and
clothing manufacturers. The principal place OF
transactins It's business shall be in the city OF ST.
Paul, state of Minnesota.
Also. by amending Article VI, by striking out the
words first Monday in September and substituting
in place of said words stricken cut, the following
words to-wit First Monday after the first Sunday
in January
In testimony whereof, the said corporation has
caused this certificate to be signed and subscribed
by ts President and ecretary, this, the nineteenth
day of December A. D. 18o3.
ARTHUR W. YALLOP, President [5eel.
VIM. E..DEGROOT, Secretary. [Seal.
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Financialana Stock Markets.
EogNrefa REPnPr.


NV YORK. Dec. 2s.-lI a. m.-Stocks
weak and lower Tor Wizards and steady for the
remainder of the list. Oregon Transcontinental
declined TO s2sl and Northern Pacific preferred
ID s233s5. Chicago, Milwaukee 4 st. Paul rose TO
92559. Chicago ( Northwestern to Ii61s and Del
aware, Lackawanna & Western TO ll65S- Chi
cago, Burlington & Quincy lower at ll9%9
lIa7{. Ysndecbilts quiet bat firm.
AFTERNOON REFoR-.
Money easy at 2G2& per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 5g6H per cent. Bar silver,
S1.I01k. Sterling exchange frmer at s4.6Is4
long, $z.s432l sight.
Governnents-Strong
State SecEritiss-Quiet.
Ponds-Eailroad bonds steady.
Stoefs-6trong AID higher the past hour.
Chicago 4 Northwestern ross to 1I65z. Chicago,
Milwaukee Z st. Paul SO, Delaware, Lackawan-
NJ & Western 1863, Louisville 4 Nashville Al
Union Pacific Az. Wabash, St Louis & Pa
cifc was depressed this morning and the stock
sold down to ia for conmoa ard 291s for pre-
facred on report that the company Lad issued
a trust mortgage of 5000, 900 with which to
take up and fund its floating debt and car trust
bonds authorized LIT ysar, but the company mas
osiy Just awaited Ilsef OF me same cince
midday Oregon Navigation sold down from
1909 to IS, the break being due to rumors
that the dividend would be reduced or passed
There appeared to &c no orders until the stock
touched 50. The raid was engineered By room
traders. The officials say there is no truth IN
the reports that the dividend will be passed.
At present writing the stock i, IS and has been
up to 81. Stocks were weaker at one time this
afternoon, but after z ths general market was
strong and higher. Wizards heavy. Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul rose to s4Xs, Chicago s.
Northwestern to 1i71I. Chicago, Burlington &
Qaincy i2i5s and Union Pacific IS, while Ore
gou Transcontinentel deoils,d to s222s, Northern
Pacific 1874, preferred 501I and Oregon Navisa-
tisa SO. IN the closin dealings the whole
market was weaker.
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Amendment to Articles Of Incorporation
r.E
4. v. YALL0P COMPANY.

This is to certify that at special meeting of the
Stockholders of the A. v. Yaliop COMPANY, held at
teenth day OF December, 4. D., 1893 pursuant to a
notice In accordance with the by Laws Of said
poratisn, majority in number and amount OF tbs
shareholders of said corporation being present or
dzly represented the following amendments to the
Articles of incorporation submitted and there
duly voted upon by said stockholders and adopt
ed By unanimous vote, namely, that Article be
amended to read as follows. to-wit:
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May osts. ....... S7I May pork 20
There Will &c afternoon board till Jan. 2.
CT. YERKEs, JR., & CO..
Is Gilfllan Block, st.Paul. MINI.
NV Cor. La Sale & Madison Sts., Chicago.
sos Chestnut street, Philadelphia.

STOCKS. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Bought and sold for cash or carried Oh margins.
We nave unsurpassed facilities fcr dsaling fer
oar customers IN the Nav York, Philadelphia and
Chicago Stock Exchanges and on the Chicago
BosrdLof Trade scd CAL Board. Spscisl Telegraph
wires IN our cfiice. E Il. CANNON, Manager.
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Foreign.
by Cablegram. I

LIVERPOOL, Dec. %, II m.-Wheat ard corn
inactive. Off coast-Wheat not much demand
and unchanged. On passsgeWheat and corn
slow; very dull.
|. MAZE LANE-Wheat and corn SMALL Arrivals
of coast Tor order, wheat and corn slow.
Country markets quiet; pork, wheat and -four
rather easier
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Chicago L1xa Stock

CHICAGO, Dec. 2s.-The Drovers' journal
roporea: Hogs. reesipts 5000; shipments
$500; market STEADY and stronger; packing
4.7oG5.50; packing and shipping 5.35@
$50; light 4.7sG5.a5; skips 3.o0G4. Is; closed
dull, 5000 uasOld. Catts stronger; exports
0O66 so; good TO choice shipping steers
5.5o06 .o0; common tc Medium 20A5. 20.
Sheep, rseeipts 1850; s5issnez7s $50; mar
kes steady; inferior to far 2.5093 so per cwt;
msdium TO good 8 75ess.25; choice to extra
450n5OO.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, L.

Office of the Register OF Deeds
This Is to certify THAI the within instrument was
filed for record in this Office, at st. Paul. on the 26t
day Of December, a. D., 1885, az 9:15 O'Clock g. m
and that the same duly recorded In book B OF
Interpretations, pages 47S and 479.
G. 81. LIENAU, Register of Deeds
36268
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STATE OF MINNESOTA ]

OUunty OF hatnssy-
Arthur ". Yallop and VIM. E. DeGroot Of said
Ramsey county, being each duly sworn. does each
for himself depsse and say that they are respect
lively President and Secretary of the A W. Yallop
Co., the corporation named in above Certificate and
the matter set forth in said certificate true and
correct copy OF the minutes of said meeting.
ARTHUR W. YALLOP, President, lSeal.
WIN. E. DEGROOT. secretary. Seal
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STATE oFMINNEsorA.l

hereby certify that the within instrument wa
fled for record ID this Office on the 10Th day O.
December, A. D. 1888, at 10:15 o'clock a. m, ant
was duly recorded il book of Interpretations OF
pages 9 and 10.
FRED Won BAUMBACH,
Secretary OF State.
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AS an invgorant,

AS an lnVlSOranL,
,Hostetter's s t m
ach Bitters has re-
'ceived the most
positive endorse
ment from eminent
physicians, and has
long &C cuple d q
forem 1st ra n k
anon, standard
proprietary RENE
dies. Its proper
ties as an alternative
Of disordered con-
6itions of the stom-
sch, liver and bow
els, and a prevent
i've of malarisl dis
eases are no less
renowned.
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Receipts and shtpmenrs .

Receipts and shipments OF gran, live stock,
produce, merchandise, etc, for the twenty -four
hours ending Lee. g, 1883:
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lake Elmo and saltwater rrstns.

LEAVE HIHEEAPoLI5.
Has z, 1880 am, 1880 N, I12:eorr. f1sse pa
i4:ss = s7O0 n.
LEAVE sr. RACL.
1850 am ts15 m, t9:0o am, 10:Os n, t12;ss ara
'215 On S5:05 ? and 7:As N.
LEAVE gTILLw4TzE Poa ST. 2AUc 8 JIgH1ARczEz
730 n 1913 n, i120s m sI:IS pm, f3:z0 n,
4:Slp N, rs 81 p N.
Daily. Except Sundays. Except MoiloAye.
- TIcEetss Sleeping Oar Accommodations
al information can 5e secu-s- at
DO. Il Nicollet House Block, MinnsaYoits,
J. oBARBOEEEAU, T.ckes Asss
Minneapolis depot. corusr Teshiaaaou sce Fe ursa
avenue north. II. L. MARTIN, T1oEsT Alsas,
Corner Third ann Jackson streets, st. Pa:l.
CEA6. a. PETSCH, Oisy Ticket A{ssc3.
Kew Union Depot, loot OF sibley street,
ENEBEL Brown, Ticket ESta!y.
q. z. HAYDEN Ticket Agent, s5iIIwsssea
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Subscribed and sworn to before me, on thi.
nineteenth day of ecernber. A ID. 1893
EDWIN 8. CHITTENrEN,
lSeal. Notary Public. RaIlsey county, Minn
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MINING STOCKS.
Afternoon Board Ouosatons.

Stocks a-i bonds closed at the following
prices bid:
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Cinoiraaa WHISKY Market

CNUSsAH, Dec. %. Whisky steady and
unchanged at LIS.
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Tnwn L arinn Dau,ainn

Iowa Z MINI. Division.
Sou. 1inn. Ia. Z Dav'pt e.
CsImarAccommodation.
1s5cn City, Sou l. West. ex
Hasttngs & Dakota Div.
Aberdee1 i Dakota x.
Aberdeen s. Dakota Ex.
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River nTSfCu.

Milwaukee, & Chicago Ex..
Milwaukee i Chicago Elk,
LIZ Crosse, Dubuque, Rock
Island & st. Louis Exp.
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gHDEE9AgsSs

Funeral Directers. sole Agents for mgtg.iis
Burial Cssksts AID Gases, CioEs and wocd
Casksts.
Corner Third aoa Minnesota ata
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MINNEAPOLIS AfD ST. LOUIS RAIL WsY

ALBERT LEA ROUTE.
Leave st. Paul. A. S..Psni
Chicago Express .........-. 100 am. 1906 am
Des Maines & Kansas q. Ex 100 am. *s:O5 am
81. Louis Through Exp t2:5O pm. :lA.2g pa.
Des Moines B Kansas @. Ex i2s5o pm. tI2,20 pm.
ExceisiOF and Winthrop. 1890 pm. 1920 DE
Chicago ..Fastt Express. $500 am. d7:zs am.
daily, risily except Sunday, Jdgily eIcep5 Sst-
drdsy, 4deiiy except Monday. Ticket ofaces 81.
Paul corner Third and Sibley streets, e a. whisa-
ker. City Ticket and Passenger Agent, and Untoa
Depot s. T. BOYD,
General Ticket and PASSENGER ent, Minneapolis
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STATE bJNDS.
RAuRnAD RONps,

C. P. Bonds, las..l14A Up. land grant. 1851
Erie seoonds..... 9299s Sinking fund. ..l1e
Lahigh 4 VI. ...IOS TsE. 2. grant B. 4F1z
q. P. Bonds- 1st. III
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Foreign Markets - Liverpool-Wheat and
corn inactive, Of coast-Whsst, not much do
mand; COTE unchanged. On ps.seg-T heat
and corr very dull. Marx Lane-Wheat and
com slow. Arrivals off coast for orders
Wheat and corn sman. Country markets quiet
Faris-Wheat and -four rather castor
P, s. There viii be no session of the Chica-
go afternoon can board until Jan. 2, 1884
"a. Dorzn's Quarter-Hsur Reports.
ST. PAyx, Dec. Is.
The following quotations, giTtzg the renss Of
tbs markets during the day, ve-s rocai Il oF H.
Dorsn, Comm ission Merchant:
EEEAC.
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~Aigo Agent Ter sRAIEARD'S nCslCsL
TOaLD, rubi;shed at GlsYelazd. Ohio. x ee.
,sesz paEiiishat over sd years, and iz SCI nczi-
siss1 % hs the abiast ard best, ss vel zE tre
eldest ausical Journal Il the ecaa5y. gEsr.
sezcber, e.nzteur and pap;! shozla b27u k,
Price q so year. si.dzz IS above. Eo:isss
81 pesIal crd, iiss L. viii czi1 at aay resi5als6
n the cstg z0Es scsivs sGns551ssezs.
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A u noon 4 i3:&S ; =
A TOO p N a 7:45 o u
10 s::25 q II A 1000 u
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Axrzsacox REPoRx .

Money easy at 2g219 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 5g6H per cent. Bar silver,
.101f. Sterling exchange frner at s4.6Is4
long, Sz.s42l sight.
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DxpAzr1sa rzAFas.

Des Moire. fsst Expreas..
Chicago DeY g1Fress.....
Ohlcsss : Milwaukee N..
Sioux CT, & 5:ox Falls.
Shakopee and Merriam Jet
omaha and Kansas City,,
Green Bay and Appleton. =.
Shakspee and Merriam Jet
Eorth Wisconail h Superior
Eiver Falls. .........
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Caifaagal. KIlEaakRs & 81. PaHI PalIHaE
Leave LssyB
Minneapolis st. Pesls
DEsAazRa rzua.

Arriya! and departure CT through passenger train
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-
arise AtT.Ya
St. Psul. EnaeayEs

: SIS 2 nlo 7e.iO pm
: 1ss5 { n O IjSJ am
Z as 3 Z . lD'S5 s =
Z S.s5 = rntr 705 . n
? 7:4s q "a z $50 an
1909 rzA sNaR
: s;:-s. ? r7iG s.40r
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-04-18
The Education of Women.

President Barnard, formerly of the
Mississippi University, and now of the
New York University, and reputed
one of the ablest and most learned
educators of the age, is leyel-headed
on one of the most important ed
vocational questions of the day. He
insists that women should have all
the opportunities and advantages and be
subjected to the same laws in University
life as men. He would have them
matriculated and graduated just as men
are. The Board of Trustees of the Uni
versity while not entirely concurring
with him in all respects, proposes to in
stitute high course Of study to be pur-
sued by women, outside the college,
under the observation and direction of
its authorities offering academic honors
and distinctions to such women as are
found, on examinations, to have pursued
with success the course of study pre-
scribed. 1t thus seems that the daugh-
tiers of New York will soon be placed, in
matters of education, on the same foot.
ing with the sons of the great metropo
| lie
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-04-18
Mississippi State Pharmaceutical
Association.

The time seeming propitious and the
state OF our profession demanding it, we
the undersigned druggistsof the State of
Mississippi, deem it proper to issue a
call for Il convention to meet in jackson
TUESDAY, JUNE 18TH, 1882,
for the purpose of organizing State
Pharmaceutical Association. The object
of this Association will be to unite its
members in the bonds of fellowship and
common interest, that they may cooper
ate in eleyating the profession as well as
protecting it from the many evils that
now affect the trade,
We sincerely trust that this effort will
receive the hearty and generous support
of every druggist in the State, feeling
assured that it will prove of great bene-
fit to all. The time and place desig-
mated for this convention was selected
in view Of the fact that June is usually
dull month in trade, and Jackson the
most accessible, as well as the most cen
trail point, in the State:
II. +. West, Fayette, Jefferson county
+. A. Dicks, Natchcz, Adams county
Geo. w. Fox, Natchez, Adams county
Walton Clark & Co., Natchez, Adams
county.
viii II. Hickman, Natchez, Adam
county.
Lawrence & Bumming, Natchez
Adams county.
w. r. Burning, Natchez, Adam
county.
]. r.. Kirkpatrick, Eatchez, Adam
county.
]. d. Quegles, Natchez, Adams cour
ty.
Chas. b. Dicks, Natchez, Adams cour
ty.
G. S. Cofey, Fayette, Jefferson count,
B. Lemly. jackson, Miss.
r. r. Ledbetter, jackson, Miss.
Hunter u Harrington, jackson, Mis-
w. ii. Potter, jackson, Miss.
p. S.-We will state for the benefit {
those who may wish to become member
but cannot be present at the Convel
ton, that they forward their applies
tions for membership to DR.. Byron Len
ly, of jackson.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-04-18
The South and The Tariff.

The majority Of the Southern people
have opposed the system of protection.
In the controversies over it before the
war, they took their stand against it.
And when they framed seperate gov
eminent of their own, the delegates with
out dissenting voice composed of mem
bers of all the former parties engrafted
upon the constitution of the Confederate
States, that mo bounties should be
granted from the treasury, and that no
duties or taxes on importations from
other nations should be laid to foster anv
branch ofindustry." The foundation Of
this clause is the principle of justice
which is enduring and suited to all
times and circumstances.
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Is It True?

The Aberdeen Examiner says that
"the people of East Mississippi do not
recognize the matter of State railroad
supervision as a question of politics"
May be not. The Examiner may be
authorized to speak for "the people of
East Mississippi" but we have a recol-
lection-a vivid recollection-that in
1877, the Democratic State Convention
unanimously adopted a resolution as fol
lows:
Corporations supervisable by Legislative
authority, within constitutional limits, in
the interest, and for the protection of, the
people.
The resolution was reported by com.
mittee of fifteen, and in that committee
there were several prominent and able
members from East Mississippi, " among
them Hons. Fred. Barry, of Clay, and j
A. Blair, of Lee, then, as now, represen
tative men. Every Democratic State
Convention which has assembled since
that time, has re-afiirmed the resolution
without dissenting vote, and notably
the last State Convention Of 1881. The
Examiner gives us the first information
that EAST Mississippi" has departed
from the faith. With due respect t.
our usually well posted contemporary
we doubt it.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-04-18
Civil Service Reform.

The Civil Service Commission will get
to work by the the LIST of July. AS the
rule of competitive examination applies
only to the clerks of the departments of
the lower grade, and to the public Offices
outside of Washington, employing fifty
or more persons, there is a example for
promotion in order to avoid the Civil
Service test which win be instituted by
the Commission. Civil Service reform
would be an excellent thing; but this
law is travesty on it.
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Make a Note of 1t.
Columbus Dispatch.

Columbus Dispatch.
The question of railroad supervision
is being discussed in this State and a
healthy sentiment is being developed.
1t will be an issue in the canvass Just
ahead of us, and candidates for the Leg
islature in many counties, and we hope
in this, will be required to define their
positions; to take a stand on the one side
or the other, in favor of the people or in
favor of monopolies, and to pledge them
selves to prove faithful if elected to the
colors they show.
(The foregoing is by credited the
Chickasaw Messenger to our able Column
bus contemporary in which our careful
perusal did not detect it. Neverthe-
less, it is the matter, and not the origin
of the article to which we would call
attention.)
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-04-18

HE Connecticut House of Represen-
tatives, by vote of $50 to %, passed a
oill prohibiting the railroad Companies
IN that State from discriminating II
freights by charging more for a short
haul OF freights than for long haul
that is, railroad company cannot
charge higher rate for carrying freight
from New York to Hartford or anv
other point on its route than il CHARGED
Tor the same class Of freights from New
York to Boston,
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-04-18
Letter from the Agricultural Depart
ment,

The following letter is published for
the information of numerous persons
who are applying to the Representative
elect from the 18th Congressional for seed
from the Agricultural Department. II
will be seen that there will be none al
his disposal until December next;
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 18th, 1883.
Hon. T.. BARKsDALE-SIR. The seed
of the Department of Agriculture is
distributed annually, The seed for 1881
has been disposed of by the members OF
the 47th Congress. Consequently you
cannot draw on the Department until
after December, 1888
Respectfully yours,
THos. II. MCKEE,
Supt. u. and G. Room
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-04-18

A TILDEN boom for the Presidential
Democratic nominations seems to have
started. At the anniversary celebration
Of Jefierson's birthday in Chicago, the
general drift of opinion, says the St
Louis Republican, seemed to favor S. J.
Tilden for the Democratic standard
bearer in 1884. 1t might have been wiser
if the Cincinnati Convention in 1880
had sent the fools to the rear instead d
the great Reformer,
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-04-18

In this number we publish the clos
ing letter of "Obscryer" on Railroad
management and economy. The letters
were written by one Of the most thought
full and clear headed business men in the
country, who has brought his experience
in Railroad management, and deliberate
study, to his aid in investigating the
subject and presenting his conclusions
His letters have atttacted general atten
ton and considerable comment, but ne
real answer.