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market coon gave way under
the leadership OF Lake Shore
and Western Union, closely followed
by the CHANGERS. After midday there
was no activity except in Lsckswanna
and st. Paul, which made further de-
clines. The general list, however,
showed some slight Improvement in
prices during the afternoon, but the
market closed heavy at or near the
lowest figures reached. Final prices
show loss for everything on the ac:-
i've list aud New York and New Eng
land is down Ii per cent, Omaha COM
mon and Wabash preferred each II
per cent, Union Pacific IL per cent.
and othere fractions. Manhattan Con-
solidated shows the only important ad-
vance, per cent.
The total sales of stocks today were
l49 GAP shares, including: Erie, H.
05S; Northwestern, 1000; New York
Central, 1920; Peoria, Decatur and
Evansville, 1850; st. Paul, 12,2l0; st.
Paul and Omaha, 1850; Texas Pacific,
$3.50; Union Pacific, 600; Western
Union, 7720; Northern Pacific pre-
ferred, 1886; Oregon Tranecontinentsl,
$3.50. Closing quotations:
GOVERNMENT.
US. IS, 1905 Is, coup, 1861.
41<s, coup, 1l4h. Pacific Is Of 1895, 1864.
BONDS.
La. stamps, As, III Missouri, IS, lOOA.
Den&R. G. W 1fts ,S014. Fri, seconds, lis.
NIX At. Gen SO. North. Pac. lists ,l161lS.
North. Pac. Eds 100. N. Western con. i, 1927.
INVEST. deb. IS, ll01s. st. LIS. +. Gen M, 100
st. Paul, con-, 1874. St.P.,C. 4 P. lists ,l2l.
T. F. i Ists ils West Shore ok icy eS1 O'
Tenn. Is, set mt, 1854 Tenn. IS, set mt, lO2.
Tenn, So, set mt, 7SH.
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ances for the United States, 900
baes: stock. 10000 bags.

ances for the United States, 900
bags; stock, 10000 bags.
Rio DE JANEIRo, August l4.-Coffee-
Regular first, 1850 reis per 10 kilos
good second, $3.50 refs; receipts dur
ing the part week, Il0l 900 bags; pur.
chases for United States, 81 900 bags
clearances for the United States, 81 900
bags; stock $4,000 bags.
NEW York. August 14.-Coffee-
fair Rio dull, 9sc; options a trihe
higher, but trading quiet; sales,
10000 bags October aud December,
S.; November, $S@S so; January,
IS 05@S l0c; February, S. 10c. Sugar
dull and nominal; white extra, @, sic
yellow, 4i@4sc; standard, 8 9-l6@5sc
confectioners' A, 5 6-l6c; cut loaf and
crushed, 7 5-l6@6s. Rice firm and
quiet.
HAVANA, August 49, Owing to un
favorable news from abroad the sugar
market has remained quiet through.
out the week; buyers end sellers have
both held aloof, and the sales have
been unimportant. The market closed
weak and nominal. Molssses sugar,
regular to good polarization, 81 so. d
| S71, gold, per quintsl; Muscovado-
fair to good refining, $50 to 90o polari-
zation. 81 b0@l SIT; centrifugal, 920
to 960 polarization, 81 l24Ca2 463
stocks in warehouse at Havana aud
Matanzss, $1,000 boxes, 634 900 bags
and 10000 hhds. Receipts during the
week, 065bags and 1893 hhds; exports
during the week, 1850 bxs, 90, 500 bags
and 265 hhds, OF which 1850 bxs, Si5
hhds and bags to the United Statee.
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MIL .. W., pro, W. len Goal * Iron, o3.
LONDON, August 16.-Consols, 101
3.16 for both money and the account.
United States bonds, 4s, 1898; Ais,
1l3b. The amount of bullion with
drawn from the Bank Of England on
balance today is 100000.
PARIS, August 16.-Three per cent.
rentes, S9f 30 for the account.
BANK CLEARINGs.
NRw ORLEANS, La, August 49,
Bank clearings, $7S4,92O.
New YORK, August 16.-Exchanges,
$101, 779,605 balances, $9,206,002.
BALTIMORE, Nd, August 18.-Cear-
ings, So, 9,9l6; balances, 1925 lac.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, August 16.-Bank
clearings, 1926, S44; balances, 158. 36l.
BosToN, MASS, August lex
changes, Sll ,9O5,527; balances, 81 ,504,-
ISL.
CHICAGO, ILL, August 16.-Asso.
ciated bank clearings today were s9,-
1900.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 16. -
Clearing, $S,lS3,326 balances, ST.
las, S99.
WEEKLY CLBARINGs.
Boston, Mass, August 16 The fol-
lowing table, compiled from dispatches
from the leading clearing houses of the
United S ates, shows the clearances Of
the week ending August IA, 1886, as
compared with those oft the correspond
ing week last year:
New York, s6l2, 3l0561; inc, 229.
Boston, $67, 732, 357; inc, 5.S.
Philadelphia, $50, 773, 204; inc, 500.
Chicago, $5l, l49,000 inc, 1879.
st. Louis, l6,473, l04; inc, 200.
San Francisco, Sl3, 1852 800; inc, 31.4.
Baltimore, $l1, 546,S4S inc 27.0.
Cincinnati, $9,5O0,000; inc, 1874.
Pttsburg, 1878 l,945; dec, "a.
Kansas City, S5,l67 4S4; inc, 1873.
New Orleans, "A ,507, 900; inc, 92.0.
Providence, $4, 229, 400; inc, 3.S.
Louisville, 1884,, 1854; dec, SO.
Denver, So, 500, 1874.
Omaha, $3,582,967 inc, 1913.
Milwaukee, $3,l25,0O0; inc, rs.
Detroit, s., 0S3,004; inc 81.
Cleveland, 80, 343, 74S; inc, AL.
Columbus, 81, 485, 15O; inc, 40.3.
Hartford, 81 ,4S3, 032; dec IL.
Indianapolis, 81 $4,000; dec, O.8.
Galveston, Sl,043,571.
New Haven, 81, oil, 1908; dec, 9.5.
Portland, 1900 COZ; inc, 800.
Memphis, 1882, 443; inc, 21.S.
st, Joseph, 81; 1850; inc, 81.
Peoria, $734,357; inc, 1877.
Springfield, $704 .348; inc, 90.
Worcester, SEAS, 200; inc, GIL.
Lowell, 81 ,150 48l; inc, 25.5.
Syracuse, $452, 1928; inc, 81.
Totals, 1884, 767, 654; inc oil,
Outside of New York, $272, 457 ,093;
inc, ia.
Galveston and Denver not included
in totals.
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PECROLEUu MARKET

Coal OL--Prime white, wholesale
lots, lie per gallon.
PITTsBURe, PA, AuRust 10 --Petro-
dull but steady; opened at clio, adj
vanced to 6l3c, end then ssgged TO
612c at o'clock this afternoon.
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HID s AND TALLOW.

HIDES - Dry flint, 12i@16c; dry
salt, 10@l2c green salt, 7i@Sic; green,
5@6c; deer skins, l5@l7c. Beeswax
dull at GOOGLE; tallow, 3@3ac.
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BAaGINa AND TIES, ETo.

BAaaING-Jute. 2 lbs, SIC; Il lbs,
73c; IL lbs, &c. Flax, s lbs, 7ic.
NATLs-I2 Is,
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WHEELING, WA, August 16-Noon
Rivera feet inch on the gauge and
ritiug. Weather cloudy and pleasant.
PITTsBuRs, August Is. - Noon
River s inches on the gauge and sta.
tiouary. Weather cloudy and warm,
threatening rain.
UIsvnLK,August 10 Noon River
stationary, with feet 10 inches in the
canal and 2 iest s inches on thu falls.
Business dull. Weather cloudy aud
hot, with indications OF moro rain.
CARo, August l6.-Noon-Rive 10
feet 6 inches on the gauge and falling.
Weather fair and hot. Arrived: Ar.
kanaas City, Vioksburg, II p IN. Pelle
Memphis, st. Louie, | am. Departed:
Arkansas City, st. Louis, II I'm, Belle
Memphis, Vicksburg, 9 lam.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened
quiet, and closed quiet; middling,
9tc. Sales 225 bales to epinners.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
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RIVERS AND WEATHER.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, U. ;. A, I
MEMPHIS, August 1871 pm. !
The following observations are taken
at all stations named at 750 meridian
time, which is one hour faster than
Memphis time.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-17
JOHN Il. NORTON
8 Madison St, Memphis, Tenn,
DEALER IN
STOCKS AND BONDS
BUYS AND SELLS
AMERICAN COTTON,
OIL TRUST CERTIFICATES,
FINANCE.

Money in good demand at 8 per cent.
The Clearing House report is as fol-
lows:
CLRARINGs.
Monday, August 18th, 1921, 292 "a !;
same day last week, 1914, 4G5 81; same
day 1885, $76,479 40; same day 1884,
S92,674 "a.
BALANCES.
Monday, August 10th, $75 597 IL;
same day last week, $4,000 SO; same
day 1885, $25,7 68 80; same day 1884,
$l7,707 80,
EXCHANGE.
New York sight on oil points, par
buying, ! premium selling; New
England demand, ! discount buying;
New England sight, / discount; New
Orleans, discount buying, par selling.
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Birmingham, moved down 200 yards;
Liberty Island, moved mp 200 yards |;
st. Genevieve Bend, moved up 200
yards; Lucas, moved up 200 yards.
Between Memphis and Cairo: Mars
field, moved up $50 yards.
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First National. ......l50 bid, 155 asked
German Bank ......... 1872 bid, 1876 asked
State Nationsl..........145 bid, $50 asked
Union aud Planters. $50 bid, 1873 asked
Mercantile Bsnk...135 bid, 1874 asked
INSURANCE STOCKS.
Bluff City 100 bid, -. asked
Heruando............. 100 bid, .... asked
Home............ .......75 bid, so asked
Memphis City.".... 1924 bid, los asked
Peoples. bid, SO asked
Phenix....... ........98 bid, 100 asked
Planters. 10y bid, -. asked
Vanderbilt. bid, 20 asked
Arlington .."".. ~ Did, -. asked
Factors. ...-............20 asked
MISCELLANEOUS.
M. and @. R.R. shares..36 bid, -. asked
NJ. & T. R.R. shrs, AS bid, 80 asked
M. & @. consols, 7s...1l9 bid, e. asked
M. & L. R. 1st m. 8s... 105 bid, ... asked
Miss.& I. R.R. cs, A....116 bid, 118 asked
Miss. & R.R.cs, b.. 104 bid, LOG asked
Tenn. WITS. ser. D.......90 bid, SO asked
Tenn. WITS. ser. E TO J..S3 bid, So asked
Shelby Co. 6s.....".-10S bid, ITO asked
Tax. Dist. 4, 6s,.... 974 bid, 984 asked
1aA' DloO' Vo''.'''"AOf2 ulu1 1OO2 hokou
Mem. Gas bonds. .... l04 bid, -. asked
Mem. Water bonds....97 bid, :. asked
Hsnauer Oil Works.. -. bid, IS asked
Am. Cot. Oil trusts, ...39 bid, 40 asked
Pioneer Gotten Mills..... bid, so asked
Mem. Stor. Com. o.. 102 bid, l03 asked
Mem. Gas stock......-75 bid, 80 asked
NEW YORK, August 16 Money on
call easy, ranging from 8 to 6 per cent,
Prime mercantile paper, 4@5. Sterling
exchange fairly active and weak actual
rates, 413 for go days and 1881 for de-
mand.
Bonds-Government bonds were dull
and steady today. State bonds were
quiet aud steady. Railroad bonds
were dull and steady; the total Gales
were 81, l84, 800. There was no feat
ure, although there was considerable
trading in Texas and Pacific Rios, the
sales of which foot up $263, 900, and
East Tennessee incomes, in which the
sales were $1S6,000. Prices, though
comparatively steady throughout the
day, were generally on lower range,
and final figures generally show de-
clines. lion Mountain seconds are
down 81, ct Ill: st. L uis, Kansas
City and Northern real estate sevens
2, at Ill. snd Atlantic and Pacific in
comes IL, at 22s.
Stocks -Today's stock market was
extremely dull especially after the
first hour Today's market reflects
nothing but the operations of the
cliques interested in the market.
There was combined selling of large
number of stocks in the active list by
the room traders, especially in the
CHANGERS and Western Union. but af-
ter the first hour, except in Lack
awanna, the slight fluctuations made
had little or no significance. News re-
ceived today was not OF character to
affect prices and money was steady at
4C96 per cent. A reduction OF the ster-
ling exchange rates was announced
lats in the day but had no effect upon
the market. First prices showed iil-
significant changes only from Sltura
day evenings cose and they were
alb out evenly divided between gains
an Losses. The early dealings were
quiet and although some few slight
advances were established immedi-
ately after the opening the entire
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Receipts at ports, this day, 1886. 20l9
Receipts at ports, this day, 1885,. sos
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
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New York futures opened steady
and closed steady. Sales, $4,000
bales. The closing quotations were
as follows:
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STR. ALBERTA NO 3, eT-A
Albert b. Smith Eases,.ss22;C
viii leave kVgRY SATURDAY at 5 pm.
Through rates given 10 all points. Freight
Packet Co., at Memphis or Terrene, will DO
forwarded promptly, For general intormR-
ton apply at office, No. Madison st., or;9
Call Telephone So. II. Q. LOWE, Ag't.
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The New Orleans future market
opened firm and closed quiet. Sales,
10, 900 bales. Quotations vera as fol-
lows:
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The New Or!eans spot market
opened dull, and closed dull and easy
mddling, 8 3-l6c. Sales, 100 bales.
Quotations were as follows:
Yesterday. Saturday.
Ordlnary........"" .7S "a
Good ordinary.....Sa ST
Low middling. IS ll-16 s 1l-l6
Middling.........-...9 3-l6 8 3-16
Gnnd middlinp 1h.1R @ 1k.1R
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James Lee, As-.
Memphis 4 White River Pkt.CO

port, Batoayillo and all Way Landings,
STR. CHICKASAW, sT
MI + d pTss1 EVERY wEbS SissE \ ~
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Hotel Arrivals.

At the Morrison: Il A Cherry. Oma.
ha; s. o Morgan, Sioux Falls: DR.
Siaman, --Lennox: r Hall, Ky; J
McCieland, Sioux City; F A Spatford,
Geo Rice, O spatdipg, Burlington, d T;
I V Moges, Milwaukee,; Abner Whit
ing; Wm A Cornish, Minneapolis A S
Fuller, L Fisher, Chicago; r j Mac
Bride, v j Cummings, Montrose; NJ
WAR, Salem; i Schwerdtmann, DIR
Melvin, %sprinfield; FL V VanVelsor, Fl
s Clay, HartingtonsH FL Briggs, Yank-
ton agency;J Ell Hubbard, 90 .Nees,
Knox county, Neb,
At the Merchants: Hugo Spanagel,
Scotland; :. @. Chitham, Chicago; W
e Moore. Tyndali; George Truman,
Prairie du Chen, T Andres, Mrs. Drs.
Tracy. DR.. q McNutt, Aberdeen;
o d Huntington, DR. Moody, Huron
DIR Potter. Altoona. @ e Blackburn
ChadroD, Neb; Toay jacobson, Vermil
Wship, Springfield; Mrs A
Lombard, Dies Moines; MIR and Mrs.
A Hale, sionx City; It E Crefton, Beres
ford, ID Il;
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Gil OF the city of Yankton in manner
following, to wit: Section /. That sec
ton 10, OF chapter IA of the revised, city
ordinances, for providing police force,
be and the same is hereby repealed.
Section 2. This ordinance shall take
effect and be IN force on and after Its
passage aud approval.
Pissed May B, 1886.
E. T. WHITE, City Clerk.
"A vote being taken on the question
of passing the ordinance over the mayors
vets resulted Us follows: Ayes 2, nays l.
Yoflng IN the affirmative; Alderman
Baimat, Branch, Grove, Max, Noonan,
0hlmsa, Piles.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bruce-
Reports OF e. L. White city clerk, and
John Goelen street commissioners, pre-
sented and referred to committee OF
finance andtaxation.S
Motion was made that q recess be
taken until Tuesday evening, May 18th
at s O'Clock p. m. Carried.
G. j. B. HARRIS, Mayor
Attest: EN- .OBR1EN, City Clerk,
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=
TRAIL Of PARSONS.
Chicago. May 2D4-The center OF at.
traction around the criminal court
building this morning. was d number OF
printers employed on the Arhaiter
zeitung prepions TO the bomb thro aing.
They were called to TESTIFY as to who
wrote aud setsnp4the Revenge circular
which melted the riot y9
M'NULrr Will DIE,
IT is highly probllble that officer No
Nulty, one IL the p5tiicemen shot id the
haymarket riot, will: die. This mt}fn,ng
theI hospital authorizes reported kim
deiirious and proapeossAofs saving his
lie low. MoNnlty was shot in the leg,
IN PURSUIT on pARsoNa.
Fittsbnrg,. May o-Aregistereaslett
was sent from Goal vslley Friday last
to Mrs. Lucy Parsons, Chicago.
wife OF thu. noted n ansrchist.
It was thought hsssre that he was md
ing with friends IN the Monongahela
valley. Following the clue given by.
the letter Q detective has been boxing
for BIN IN Coal Valley. Hia efforts haye
been ~upAvailing. except that he
i now Convinced tAnt Parsons
Is not far fro;a there. a detect
tive haa been wSrkiag mp the cess
uNNFMI n
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small Pox III C.nnan.

Montreal, May a0-Two patients suf-
fering from small po1 has been removed
to::the hospital from st. Jean Baptisse
yard. Tbs small pox has existed in st.
Vincent De Paul VILLAGE for several days
and hasinow appeared in the house OF
ohAof tire officers Of the p~enitentiary.
Grave fears ARE entertained of its
spreading to the inmates. OK that insti-
tuition.
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Il

A NEW PRESIDENT OF THE GREEK CHAM
Der OF DEPUTIES.
Athens, May 20-Stephanopulas was
to-day elected president of the chamber
of deputies. He was the nominee OF
Tricopuia and was elected by a majority
of sixty overa candidate supported by
Delyannls. 1t is now certain that Fri
coupis w3tFform the ministry. -
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and has almost positive proof that
Parsons is either in the valley or at
Monongahela City and he is . keep
ing close guard at those places.
SUPPOSED TO BE PARSONS
Chicago. May 24-Ths Daily News is
in receipt OF information which seems
positive respecting the whereabouts OF
the fugitive anarchist, Parsons. The
sheriff at Iaiiahassee. Florida te1e-
graphed last Tuesday that Parsons and
his companion had gone through Talla-
hassee and were bound either for Cedar
Keys Or Tampa and were supposed to
be heading for Cuba, IS steamers leave
|.bnthAeports mentioned for Havana.
fRsturn kilograms were sent with
descriptions Sot Parsons and Rich on,
LIT was teiegraphed back that it tailed
tpreciselyew with that of Parsons. The
anarchist was recognized at . station
called Baldwin, but was not I~apprehend.
cd. Ii Parsons sailed on Wednesday
from Cedar Keysltis thought he
Dan be apprehendsds
The Republican Committee or Illinois
Chicago, May z0-Fully two hundree
and fifty delegates and other prominen'
Illinois republicans were in nttendanc,
on the ssssioniof the Illinois republican
a state csntralnommittee to-day. CHAIR
man Jones presided. Goverro
TtOglesby made a speech de
claring that the republican, ha'
accepted the defeat OF the natic
in 1884 and claimed that the democrat
! had shown the reins Of government
, should be handed back to. th
republicans. He spoke of tn
toar made by Jefferson Davi
t through a portion Of the sontl
9 3It We show q sincere regard for labc
and the Elaboring man ofthe land we wi
bs v%iotoriouss In 1888, was the conclt
ding remark oil. the speaker.
Col. Abner Taylor. Col. Eielmal
u Isaac Clements and others spoke OF th
sentiment in their respective congre
sional Districts
e Col. John I. Rinaker argued for . la'
. convention. 50 30
On of the speakers mentioned Gel
sFal Logan in connection, with the pre-
idency and his allusion provoked grea
9 applause among the delegates.
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National Organization of the Knights
s@ss@ssM NJ -

st. Louis, May W--Coal miners are
arriving in this city from. various parts
Of the country for the purpose of attend
ing the national convention and FORM
ing q national assembly OF knights OF
labor. They have mads complete ar
for the meeting. The rom
yention will last three dsys, beginning
TO day, the sessions being strictly secret.
The first asy will.be devoted to initia-
tion.
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CAPITAL

MILES MHN-oN THE TRAIL OF THE FLEE
Washington, Msys 20-A tels9rant was
received t tAesswarsd department this
morning from General Miles, dated
Fort Huaohasa, Nay 18Th, stating that
Lieutenant Brown, | troop 4th cavalry,
struck the Indians Sunday evening, the
18TH inst, scaptaring seven Winchester
rifles, ammunition, saddles and few
horses. The Indisns then turned west
ward again. They are beng followed
by Lawton's and Hat1eld's commands.
They were neal Santa. Barbara and
Busna Vista Monday.
INTER STATE COMMERCE..
The house committeslon commerce to-
day instructed its chairman TO report
the enactment OF q clause OF Cullom's
inter state commerce with the..provisions
Of the Reagan bill, rs an amendment in
place OF the provisions of the Culiom
bill. This vas donefor the purpose Of
bringing both bills formally before the
house. S. 89Ss4
General Assembly or Presbyterians,
Minneapolis, May 20-Ths Presby-
~terians Of the general assembly of the
northern church convsned at eleven
O'Clock a. m. in the new Westminster
Presbyterian church, which is admir-
able. adapted in size and arrangement
for the meeting. Rev. Mr.. Craven, d.
D., Newark, New Jersey, opened the
assembly with prayer, and was assisted
in Abe services by Rsv.
Mcleod, Of Indianapolis. and
Rev. johnson D.. u. foreign missionary
at Allehabab, India. The election of q
moderator ocea this afternoon. The
candidates are Rev. Dr.. Marquis, Chi.
cago: Monford, OF Cincinnati; f. SAMPLE,
|pf Minneapolis; Swift, Of Allegheny,
Pennsylvania
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Iowa's Impeachment Court.

Des Moines. To-, May 80-The court
OF impeachment met .at 8 pollock. The
preliminary work occupied most Of the
forenoon. Temporary arrangements
were made for ihs accommodation OF
the accused auditor and his counsel.
Tho republicans passed on the
file, with the understanding that it BIZ
done without prejudice. Colonel Keat-
Icy, at 1880, opened the prosecution on
the part ofths honse and occupied the
remainder Of the session,
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Frankie Will Get Her Fortune Now.
BaFalo, My 2es-CoI. John B. Fol-
sofi, ndfAtasr4 OF Miss frankie Fol-
som, died yesterday at FolsomdaIe, Erie
ecanty. He had been 40 Invalid for
several years, 0lg
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Per 1000 tax receipts, $500, Press and
Per 500 poll tax receipts, $3.50, Press
and Dskotaiap.
Per dozen poll books per dozen, $3.50,
Cavalier.
Per 100 blanks. sx14's, Sl.95, Cavalier.
Per 100 blanks, 7x81a, $50, Cavalier.
Nj. Z. 0HbMAN,
w. j. Bauc,
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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-05-20
HANGED FOR MURDER.

Rondont. N. Z, May 2o-Louis VIII
let, alias Charles Crosby, was hanged in
the jail at Kingston at a:l5 o'clock this
morning for the murder Of Edwin Xii.
land on January 9Th, 1884.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-05-20

and has almost positive proof that
Parsons is either in the valley or at
Monopgahela City and he is nov keep
ing close guard at those places.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-12-08

great advantage to the owners. Tax
es which are now so high would not
be near SO burdensome, because their
distribution would be equitable. But
unfortunately, unless by Legislation,
we can't expect immediate relief from
this source. Lands were returned
last year and assessed by their Equal
jzing Board, in our opinion, at an i'm
moderately low price, which isreQuir-
ed by law to be done only every four
years. The Legislature can order
new returns to be taken and q new as
sessment, which, if carried out prop
erlv, would make operative our last
suggestion.
We have endeavored as plainly as
possible to give Clear statement OF
the condition OF the county. Every
one will agree with US that the pres
ent system is most wretched, and a
change for the better is imperatlvely
demanded
We hope our Legislators will do
something to put on better basis,
the county's finances.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-12-08
Dr. II 8AER,

Or + 8AER,
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