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0WRer ~ Woub Poge.

New YoRK, July 12.-CcIonel Glider, :
Herald representative, viii start this even
ing On an exploring expedition 10 the an
known regions of the North American
continent He first goes 70 New London,
Conn. There be win take passage on the
northern whaler. Era, Captain spicer,
which will lard him sc point on Cum.
berlaBd LnIef, from whence he hopes By G
held dash 20 reach the most noEthera IstI.
su0e shak has Tel been touched, sad II pos.
stblz plant the American ss4aaafd ca the
North Rc1e.
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WORKER In Glass,

PETTsBURG. July 1.-The window glass
workers convention adjourned last night
70 meet in PittsburR one year hence. j.
81. S:hlecker Of the press COMMITTEES stated
today that the convention had removed
the restriction against apprentices which
was In force during the past year and that
fore. The wages 20 be demanded are on
the bases of last year which is 10 per cent
more than is paid In the east and northern
diafrfrza
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mnxwelI sentenced.

ST. LOUIS, July 14.-Maxwei1 was SEN
fenced this morning to be hanged August
9th. Maxwell was brought into court by
order of Judge Van Wagner by two dep
uties. He appeared less hopeful and in
different than he did during the trial and
before his counsel's motion for q rehear-
ing of his case was denied. he has also
grown paler and wears q careworn face.
He has not entirely lost hope. he says, for
he has two chances of escape to the state
supreme court and United States supreme
court. This hope stood him In good stead
to day, and when the sentence was pro-
nounred the expression of his face changed
scarcely st all. a motion for an appeal TO
the supreme court will be fIed In few
DAYS.
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Iris stated that one reason that makes
Il DO hard to fi0d jurymen 70 try the Chi
cAgo anarchists is the fear OF the ven
geance OF the friends of tbs prisoners II .
verdict Of guilty Is found. Anonymous
threats have been made and many are In
fiueuced by them. and will not serve be-
cause they are afraid. It IL sad day for
America when there is reason TO fear as
HAssinatiOn for performing one Of the nrst
duties Of citizenship. Bot We think such
fears are groundless. and should the an
archIst be found guilty It will probably
put an end n the Domb-throwing business
In this country.
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naEn,a,. statehnnh.

Sioux FALLs, OAK. July 1.-THE Dako-
Ia constitutional convention convened here
yesterday with about six hundred dele
gates IN attendance; Judge EdGeEton pre-.
sided. MsjoF Kellum Uf Chsmberlain,
submitted preamble and resolution de.
clarIng IL to be the solemn belief Of the
people Of South Dakota that the state Is
now established and awaiting admission
TO the union, and should be admitted with
out delay. That the division Of Dakote
was impeEatively demanded, and that .
copy of this protest be furnished 70 the
president of the United States, president
Of the senate and speaker Of the house.
The resolution was unanimously adopted.
Adjourned until to-day.
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oeaee MIGHT leave spd welcome.

OeeRe might leaYe ana welcome.
Forest then Withdrew with few grace
ful remarks, and moved that Mr. Bfans-
combe be made the unanimous choice OF
the convention for governor, which was
agreed 70. and @. 81. BTanscombe was 60
declared.
Nominations for lieutenant governor
then being in order. the following names
were mentioned: Hon. J. 3. Raatatl OF
Burlingame. J. A. Weshburne Of Usage.
VIM. Crosby Valley Falls, B. L. Lott OF
Emporia. J. n Hyers of Eureka, Hoo. T..
". Houston of Garnet. and the conVen-
ton then proceeded 20 ballot by counties.
the vote resulting IS follows: Houston
$50, Crosby %, hrs. Branscombe 1.
On motion the nomination of Col.
Houston Wes made unanimous.
n. B. Elaine Of the Dodge City Times
was nominated by exclamation for sec
rotary of state.
q. 81. Langston, colored, was then by &C.
clamation nominated for auditor.
w. s. Wsite of Lincon, another editor,
was the unanimous choice for attorney
general.
VIM. Crosby was unanimously chosen
treasurer.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
Mrs. DR. CuthbeEE Of Belle PLANE.
Associate Justice-Judge E. B. Peyton.
Emp0ria.
Adjourned until D. m.
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Dtea Together.

NEW York, July 12.-AvaTian Cruch
and his wife Lucy, aged so years each
were found dead IN Gesir bedroom at No.
GO Lexington avenue this afternoon. both
having committed suicide by shooting
themselves through the head. They con-
mitted the sct some time between Q o'clock
when they were last seen alive, and this
afternoon, when their dead bodies were
discovered. The husband had s6nt Q bull
Let through his head beside the left ear
and his wife had shot herself through the
right temple. CFuch was . merchant
doing business at IS Beaver street.
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A GANG OF pick pockets made haul on
Buffalo Bills grand pageant OF cowboys.
Indians, glass ball shooters. etc.. the
other y, and nearly stAmpeded them.
The light aogered gentry made 9 diver
SION In the crowd OF spectators by shsv-
ing aud Joetling them. seriously discon-
certinK the Wild and uutamed paraders
The men who could prevent the stamped.
ing OF herd Of Texas steers. and the rcd
men who could make a whole regiment OF
federal soldiers run by keeping half .
mile 10 front of them, could nos success
fully Withstand the onslaughts of the
brigade Of New York p 'ckpockets. Dur
ing the excitement numerous watches and
pocketbooks were stolen. The police
were fortunate In arresting half dozen
Of the scouudrsls with stolen property on
their persons. aud the Buffalo Bln"party
reorgADized and pursued their Wild, un-
tanned career along the streets. bat with
their feathers eighty ruined.
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mnaffe Connefenee.

Dover, n. a., July 1.-THE notorious
Rev. Arthur Waite, who some yesrs ago
was prominent AZ converted clown and
temperance egitator, aud who managed
the good tidInes gospel tent n most Of tbs
cities Of New England. has recently
been seen "a London. He deserted his
family and eIoped with young woman
and ie BOW engaged as scenic artist at
nF7xv Lane theafre.
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BURGLARS visited a newspaper once In
New York lew dsys ago. They pried
ope0 the editors desk with q fire shovel,
and when nothing met their eyes but .
few postage stamps 1t is presumed they
were enraRed by the disappointment, for
every light article in the room in the way
OF China was smashed, and two japanese
lattice work panels were totally aunIhIla-
ted They were evidently amateurs or
they would have known better than 70 try
and rob an editor.
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An exchange tells Of subscriber, who
made an annual call at his once, with the
remark: "L don't want your paper any
longeri" This was at once explained to
mean that he did not regard . paper not
paid for - bis, but a. belonging TO the
publishers. So he added, 81 wish 10 pay
for Il. % that / can read Il - my paper
and not youra."
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Drowned.

81. MARYs. Kas., July. 14.-Within less
than week two drowning accidents have
occurred In the Kansas river near this
city. james ColingveIl, an employee Of
St. Earys college, was drowned ThufDdsys
being seized with cramps while some dis
lance IRON his companions, and last even
Ing Howard II. Templemen. 5 harness
maker, was drowned In much the same
way. Templeman resided in ManitOU,
where he was engaged in the harness busi
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p "RUcK" Grant was Interviewed by q
Denver reporter the other day and asked
how he came by The nickname. The ex-
PLANTATION was simple. When the Grant
family moved from Ohio to Missouri he
was little boy, and some one called him
In joke, THE Little Buckeye" The name
stuck, but In the process OF time "the lit
le" and eye" were dropped, and the
name ~ IL now stands remained.
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TIE next state election will be held in
Alabama on August Q. Arkansas holds
ITS election on September 8, Vermont on
September 4, Name on September Is. and
Georgia on October o. The remainder OF
the states have. elections on November 2,
except Kentucky, Maryland. Mississippi
and Virginia Kentucky's election takes
place on August /, 1887, and OF the other
states named on November /, 1887
The most exciting guberns,OEisl election
OF the year will be that which takes place
In Georgia, provided there 10 Demo
cratic split, ss some Of the papers Of the
state now seem to think probable. The
most important elections, however, are
those OF representatives In Congress,
which are chosen this year ip all the states
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BOSTON. July 12.-The Rev. w. n
DowDes was arraigned this morning on he
charge of bastardy preferred BY Alice
Watson. and WAS bound over in ne sum
OF $500 for trial st The present term Of
court. Frank Ames and Charles Roberts
were accepted a. bondsmen. DoWnes Pee
served noncbelant bearing and pleaded
not guilty
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IT is said the OElAhoma boomers are
preparing for another raid on the IudIGn
Territory, and are gathering at various
points for that purpose, and, a. before,
they avow their Intention Of going TO stay.
About the first Of September the move
mons IL expected 10 begin.
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leaving.

JOHN L. SULLIVAN pitched for an ex-
hibition game Of base ball for the benefit
Of the home rule fund, 81 New York, last
THURSDAY. A big crowd and large gate
receipts were the results.
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CHICAGO. July 12.-To-dsy an extensive
strike Is threatened IN the packing houses
of this city. The trouble Is caused by the
floor men or side trimmers. The men de-
maud that hereafter they shall be required
70 handle 100 head per dsy and recefve
the same wages that they are now getting,
924 per week for handling 125 head per
day. What actIon the employers will take
is not known.
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A WEALTHY old sea captain At DiRby.
Nova Scotia, nailed the stars and stripes
70 . tall spruce tree on bis grounds after
the Liberals had cArrisd the province IN
the recent elections. He saId that the
nag would be the next question 70 vote on,
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SAN JONES ssys: "Prohlblllon mixed
with politics will help politics, but don't
Jon put any politics in y'IuF prohibition.
II you dc, you are gone You zee put
sugAr in my coffee 10 help my coffee, but
Il 700 pat SoGss In your sugar 1ouF sngar
Il ruiAsdsn ,,,f..
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.aAsKETs AT TRADE CEETERs.
Al Kansas city.

KANSAS CRY. July II.
ReThis Kansas City Live Stock Market
Is FeDcrted especially for the EMP0gIA DAILY
NEWs. BY FISH. KICK q Co, Exchange
building, Kansas City Stock Yards.
CA7ELE-Rseeipts, $500; shipments. -
Roas-Reosipts. $500; shipments. -;
market opened steady select, abont $46o; bulk
H.to14 80; closing unchanged.
Daily Indicator FeDoTsss WHEA9-Re-
ceipts u 600; shipments, 900: in store. a1b 600;
market lower; No. Z, red cash. cIK bio
62K asKed: August. 67k bid, 90 asked; Septen-
Der. 6sK bid, 6Sx asked; No. sofs cash, o.
asked.
CORE-Receips, 5000; shipments. 1900
in store, 1I2000; market higher; No; 2. cash
No. white cash, 81 bid.
OARS No. cash, 2lK bid.
RYE-NominaL
EaGe-Unchanged.
Observation-Disclosures.
HAY-Unohaneed.
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TEE apsciaI local prohIbilon eleclloos
held 10 Wellington territory during the
past few weeka ahOW large Temperance
vote and indicate m.j 'City In the terri
tory favorable 10 prohibition.
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Judge Lynch Presfaed.

LEvnesToHz. Ala, July IA stsvs
Renffow, notorious desperate and e.
capped convict who was captured near En-
serpyise, Mississippi. Monday. and brought
here and placed in jail, Wes last eve1Ing
taken from prison and Hanged b. marked
men,
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THE autorsy held over the remains Of
the late King Ludwig Of Bavaria showed
that his skull AZ the top OF his head was
hardly thicker than wafer. An exchange
suggests that there are no doubts enter
tanned about the thickness Of the skull Of
the chief ruler Of this country.
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Washington NeWa.

~ A8n1EAksSDA NSNS8o
WASHINGTON, July 13.-The president
has sent the following nominations to the
senate: David Tnrip Of Indiana to be
United States attorney tor the district of
Indiana; Geo. G.. MunsoD, to be asssyor
of the United States mint at Denver, Col
orado.
Charles A. Cleveland of Anadsrko, In
dian Territory, an Indian trader, was ex-
ahmed by the senate committee investi
eating the appointments to Indian trader
ships to-day. He stated under oath that
8. n. Jsckson, q brother Of Judge
Chen senator) jackson, notified witness
that jackson nad been licensed 70 trade
there, and proposed q partnership, into
| which jackson was 10 put his license,
while Cleveland waSr to furnish the cspi-
tai, experience snd good will, in addition
| TO DONG all the work. Witness was told
thai If he did not acquiesce In the arrange
ment his right TO trade would be taken
awsy, jackson claiming 90 have
ton to bring this about. Witness
declined TO enter into the arrangement,
and IN the course of time was notified by
the commissioner through the agent al
ApadaFko that his license would NOS be
extended beyond fixed date, then q few
weeks distant. Witness came to Wash
| ington and laid tbs matter before Com
missioner Atkins, but did not succeed In
getting the order Of removal revoked
| Witness closed his store On the Date fixed
and began the removal OF his goode. he
could not tell what loss It would prove q
/ be. but thought about 50 600. Further
hearing was postponed.
Among the bills on the calendar passed
/ in the seBate was the following: TWENTY
i've thousand dollars 20 build monument
at Syracuse, n. z, 20 commemorate tbs
| revolutionary battle there.
In the case OF Mrs. Mara Hunter, the
widow of Gen. Hunter, for whose relief the
house passed bill granting pension 81
| $50 per month, which was vetoed by the
1 president, Chairman Madison of the IN
valid PENSIONS COMMITTEES 70 day present
i ed report 20 the house in which he eus
tsins the veto. He says the effect If fhs
| bill would be the claimant Of $50 pei
month more than the sum allowed by the
general laws and that IL Is not alleged the.
the widow needs the increase and that fhl
committee has barely tolerated the in
crease OF pensions Of widows O
officers. Il fs als1 tFue tina
the claimants applicstIoa for the legal rat
OF pension has been allowed by the pen
sion Office A minority report was signes
by the Republican members OF the com
mIttee. which requests the passage Of Ii
bill oyer the veto, holding that II had beeI
the inVariabie prscfice " pension at $50
month, the widows Of officers Of the ranl
/ similar 70 thar held by General Hunter
thaf the president has signed Q number O
; such bills during this session, and tbs
there is no lesson for making "a excepeIol
IN this case.
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IT 10 said that woman paid full table
board for her pug dog a . Leading Gin
einnati hotel rather Than that Il. should
associate With other dogs and eat the table
leavin0s
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TOPEKA, sntertains the nAiion's teachers
to-day. while Emporia onleEtAins the Pro
hlbitIonists
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TIE newspapers of kansas City claim
that place 10 Overrua with FouehS and
tOuGhS. Two Of this class gOs drunk on
Saturday and nearly killed policeman.
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Kansas must look 70 her reputation.
A sunhjwer weighing i've and 9 hall
pounds and measuring thirteen inches in
diameter II on exhibition 81 Barton.
Florida.
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ANOTHER EXPEDITION.
Colonel Glider Goes to Plant the Amer
lean Standard on the North Pole.
The Renegade Apache Chief Wants to
Get Under the Wing Of Uncle Sam.
Three Thousand Men Out on Strike
in Massachusetts Tanneries.
A Review of the Crop Prospects in
the Great Northwest.
EXPEDITION.
Nay be Innocent.

ST. LOUIS, July 14-There Is q strong
feeling at Butler, Mo-, where John T.
Leobo is 20 be hanged Friday. July 28d,
that the condemned man Is innocent. The
prosecution in the trial claimed that Le0bo
poisoned his wife Gnd threw her body In
well TO escape detection, while the DE-
Tense held that the woman administered
the drug with her own hand and jumped
into the well of her OWN accord. Leobo
states that bis wife had shown symptoms
of insanity some time before DEATH be-
coming enfaged at trifling misfortunes
and repeatedly threatening TO commit sui
eide. Early IN the morning on the day OF
her death he says that she awakened him
complaining of a severe hesdache. He
arose and tried to alleviate the pain, bus
she refused TO accept his assistance, and
telling him to take care of the baby, she
went into the next room. al heard her
moving around for some time before l
went of into doze. The baby commenced
crying. and rose up and said ELLA, come
n,baby wants you.' She made no answer
spouse. went to the door, but my wife
was gone. hurried back 70 the bedroom,
wrapped the baby in q shawl and carried
him TO my fathers house and started on
my search. While at her mothers house
found q note from my wife, which read:
i hAYe taken poison. / am tired OF living
and prefer DEATH In my excitement
failed to preserve this note. but left 1t ct
the house. If 1t could be found would
now be free man." 4 petition signed by
many prominent citizens has been pre-
sented TO the governor, and IL is thought
that he will order a stay of execution.
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The result VI the English elections 90
Tar show the following results: Tories
elected. 80; Unionists. Al; Liberals, 1lo;
ParnellItes. s..
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McCABE AID Hamilton are both old sol.
aIers Of the Union. This win salt the
Veterans Rights union To at.
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We publish The republican platform
adopted BY the state convention few days
ago At Topeka. Il may be Of interest 70 some
OF our prohibition friends who have not
vet read Il. especially the liquor Law
plank.
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Anernoon seaaton.

Convention called 70 oraeE by the Chair
man, who announced that the first order Of
business would be collection to deLray
convention expenses. etc. Over hundred
dollars was received In few moments.
On motion three cheers were given for
date for nomination for governor, who was
then called On and assured the meeting OF
his hearty SUPP ,rt.
The following were then announced as
the state central committee tor the ensuing
year,
Second district-Rev. A. IL. Richard
SOD; Lawrence, chairman.
First dlstrict-H. B. Callahan, Tonga
noxIe.
Third district-M v. B. Bennett, Co
lnmbus.
Fourth District-M. s. Piper, Emporia
Fifth District-D. N, Gillespie, SaIina.
Sixth District-W. s. WaIIe. Lincoln
Center.
Seventh District-Jos. Lengellier, Nesse
At Large-I. o. Pickering, oIathe, j. E.
Rastall, Burllugeme; j. w. Forrest,
ThaYer; Cyrus Corning, Quinemo; w. G.
Brooks, Topeka.
Mr.. w. B. Mayes, candidate for con-
Press for the seventh district on the pro-
hibltion ticket. was then called on and ad-
dressed the convention on the political
situation.
Mrs. Ras.aIl and Mrs. Griffith, as repre-
sentatives of the w. g. T. u, were then
introduced, and the former In neat and
eloquent manner explained the purposes
which they represented, after which she
introduced Mrs. Mary T. Lathrop, as the
"Daniel Webster of the w. @. T. o."
who proceeded to further explain
womaii's work in the temperance
cause. Mrs Lathre p is lady of exceed
inglY pleasant address and eloquent of ex-
preston. She was listened TO with earn
est attention and was frequently warmly
spplauded during her delivery.
The rest of the afternoon was devoted TO
speech making and general congratula-
tons on the success attained oy the con-
vention.
Adjourned.
CONVENTION NOTES.
Two per cent was too much for the Usage
delegation.
The platform embraces everything un-
Many were named but few were will.
ing to accept.
About four hundred men were present
in the forenoon.
Numbers of new delegates made their
appearance to-day.
0C ACIAo4C SoAAo6 pam " o1 AS(SANC0
with much applause.
W. E Fosnot, the permanent secretary,
is an old g. A. r. comrade.
The Anderson boom was squelched, and
the female element in the convention
helped to squelch it.
We publish the Prohibition platform
adopted to-day by the convention at the
Whitley opera house.
Suppose Mrs. Branscomb lad been
nominated for lieutenant governor, il
would have been q family affair, as heI
husband is the nominee for governor.
The chairman declared the convention
had by unanimous vote become simple
mass meeting, and was not q delegate
convention.
The nomination of ST. John was re.
ceived in silence, it evidently being
thought he was not the man wanted for 6
second sacrifice.
The motto, Our Political Trinity: Pro
hibition. Anti-MonoSoly and Woman Suf
frage," printed on q strip of red, white and
blue was stretched across the top Of the
stage.
Several of the nominees expressed
themselves as lambs ready for the slauEht
er, and one openly svoWed he was work
ing to wreck the Republican party, anC
that he had been lifelong Democrat.
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To-NoRRow the prohibition state con
vention meets 10 this citV.
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81. LOUIS. July 14.-The PFoYidenG
Savings bank CLOSED its doors and has
made an assignment. Al. Thompson, cash.
Ter, has abscobded. The liabilities will
exceed the assets by $4,000. Thompson
is G graduate of Harvard college, and
since he has held his responsible position
in this city has been regarded as man
of sterling integrity. He Is president Of
the Harvard club of this city and of the
light cavalry and q prominent Knight
Templar. He announced his intention
the latter part of last week
of accompanying the light cavalry
to the state eucampment at Sweet Springs
and 1t was generally supposed that he was
there. Advices from that point, however,
state that he has never been near the camp
and It is supposed that he has Joined the
army OF defaulters in Canada. No cause
for his defalcation is assigned other than
fast living, for he hiss never been known to
speculate. The directors of the bank have
fled application for receiver.
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GRAHAM. the cooper, has succeeded IN
AhOOtlng Niagara rapids safely in his bar
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rHE Prohibltionisis have carried Co
tlah county. Aississippi. ,f
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Fm SALE--A good hay loadeE Apply
TO b. 1lecosmick. Two nilss vest es Hm
poFia.
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Chicago Markets.
As reported daIsy BY the ..Emports Com. Cor
EnPoEIA Eas, JuIy u.