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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20
MARKET REPORTS.


Kansas City Grain and Produce Markets
kansas CITY, January 10, 1883
The Daily Indicator reports;
WHEAT-Recsiptg at regular elevators since
last report. bushels Withdrawals zee. bush
els, leaving stock IN store as reported 70 the
board of trade to-day, S55 gel bushels.
COhN-heceipts at regular elevators since last
reports, So bushels, and Withdrawals 4lel5 bush
els, leaving stock IN store a. reported 20 the
No. cOrn-Cazh, lz1Ec bid, 48slc asked; anu
airy and February, no bids nor offerings May,
O4Ts1No. ?, cash, 275le bid Sic asked; Jan
nary, no bids, SIC asked; May, ZIG DID az7a5
RYE-No. ?. cash. no bid, no offerings.
ELOUR-MarAetd duh but firm. Sales two cars
Quo.ations are for established brands in car
lots, per half barrel in sacks as follows: Ky 5je:
Xxx, 95s8I 10; family, 81 1581 25i choice 81 %
81 40E1 90. IRON city mills 25o higher.
MILL BTUFF-Steady.
Inc ruling quotations Tor car lots are % IoL-
Corn meal, green. gz1ze; kiln dried, gI5Sci corn
chop. Yellow Der 100 lbs SOC bulk; $50 sacked.
strongs consiguments from hEat hands, bulk not
wanted. sacked O8as 150lb sacks. 775zci on orders
HlY-Rseeipts II care Strictly fancy ia STEADY
at So 50 for small bslsdi large bsled g5JOi wire
bound SOC lesss medium snd poor stock steady.
OIL CAKE-Per 100 lbs, sacked, q .; 81 70
per LOO lbs so % Per tom C-5 lots sLS "
BUTTER-Reosiptsiof ron large. market steady.
We quote. L,reallarys fancy zlc5 g0oa Z82ci
Dsetgd ia singls package l0ts. choice 1886,
poor and low grade ee10ci roll good 70 choice,
I81L6c.
C1FEsE-Ws Quotss Full. cream, twins. 1so;
E1lI cream Young America. 1880.
EGGS-Reosipta light and market nrn az Lse
for strictly fresh LINED and preserved not
wanted
POULTRY-C Chickens, druns large az 81 20
40 per dozens small, = U1i old hens ana roul.
tzrs large 81 50Gs1 Us per doZ-5 s1EEsgzs lat, q
8E77e Der pounds ducEls g. 0l1z 3 per do
en- geese s. 5os4 - Per co-eli eEes1sa ellea
~ Ia liehr receipt and dEIn. drawn not wanted
G7hieisps- fresh arrivals in good demand al Q e
| = Dsr 10. turkeys. 889o per lbs ducks nat
I e per 10. geese, POOR. Go Per lbs Eat, SC pei
pound z tr-,
/ 6EEDS-We quotss kla1aesd, 81 % Per Dq--la
Z prime Timothy prime % l4q-1ai = A11 ~
\ Glover 81 I5c BueEUhe4t, olsll1l-.
] pROVIHIOES-NIe quote. Round 4ol9s sus-l
I eurs5 hams lie per I1 breakfast bacoLsAl5 pa
10 dried bssf. gos dry salt shoulders = o. tQt
Z sIsar al G0s clear 81 l0s short clear y 3
/ smoEed shoulders. S G0lnng claaF. 3 45i clear
a As short clear. IS 20
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20
CuIEF FURLoNG GETS N his WORK.
A RIe Firs at Indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, January 13.-What
destructive fire ever known in this city broke
out to-nlgh tat IL O'Clock.
IAEEE-Ths fire is now apparently under
control. The new union passenger station
Is in some danger but 1t Is believed that the
flames will be checked before reaching it.
All the firms mentioned il a previous dis
patch are burned out. 1t Is impossible to
give losses tonight, but all the firms carried
heavy stocks, and rough estimates vary
from $4,000 to 81, 100000. The loss on
both buildings and stocks seems at this
hour, almost total, and the amount saved
viii b small The insurance is supposed
to be heavy, but no figures can be obtained
TONIGHT.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20
Repeal ogthe Internal Revenue.

WASHINGTON, D. O., January 12.-Ar.
Burnes, of Missouri, thinks there viii be a
number of speeches made in the line Of
Senator Browns proposition 90 abolish the
internal revenue system. Since the action
of the Women's Christian Temperance
Union, he says there has been a decided
change OF attitude on the subject among
congressmen. Every senator and represen-
tativs has received a petition from the WO-
mems Christian Temperance Union, asking
him to vote for the repeal OF the internal
revenue law. Many members VINO have at
heart desired the abolition Of the system
have been restrained from open advocacy of
il for fear of the temperance sentiment.
With the union taking such stand the con-
gressmen feel easier and many of them VIII
favor a repeal.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20

IsCUIsVILLE, KY, January I'm response
to the oner Of W. It. Haldemaus president
OF the CouEisE-J 0urnal company 20 take
back such of the striking printers as should
return By 10 & N. to-day, none returned
The oher was accompanied by the state
rneuf that ct the hour named their places
would be permanently hllsd and they we're
An hour aftarWaTd President Anison,
Of the international Typographical union
sought conference with mr.
Haideman. He was told that the hour had
paused and the new men had been put on
the cases stay. Nothing could be done.
There are = hundred applications Tor places
from printers In different parts Of the conn
~ and by Sunday night every department
Of the COuFisr-J ournal CompaLy'5 printing
establishment viii be manned by c0mpeteni
men New operators viii be at work on the
iuotvDeg
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20

PrrrsHUsa, Pa, January I2-The New
York limited VesEbuls express going east
On the Fort Wsyns road met With a serious
accident this morning Ct Rochester, twenty
I've miles west of PIttsburg. The tram was
running at the rats of over thirty-iive miles
an hour, when at the point named it c0llided
with freight train of forty cars going west
The fireman Of the passenger vas badly IN
iursd The passengers In the limited were
Knocked about IN a most proInIs6uOus man
nsr, but all Of them escaped with a few
bruises. & hs train was delayed several hours
Ia arrfVing In ehs city
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20

CLEVELAND, O., January BAT the an
nuaI nesting Of the Western Iron Ore asBo-
citation to-day, q memorial to congress was
adoptsd protesting against the removal or
reduction OF the duty on iron ore. The as
ISOLATION represents the whole of the iron
ore producing and transporting interests OF
the northwest and Of Missouri. The memo
rial which is very lengthy gives detailed STA
tistios in support Of their petition and show
ing the vast interests concerned, both abor
and capital. The association furnishes ores
for half of the total pig non production IN
~. md saws the capital invested cannot be
viEhdEEwn. Il must prosper or perish
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$3.50 IN ADVANCE.

Short Greek Republican: While
skating at Spring river, Henry Short. q
lad about IL years old, fell down, and
by the fan caused the discharge OF a
pistol In his pocket. The ball entered
and passed through the thigh OF his left
leg. He is not dangerously wounded.
Atchison Champion: A geological
survey OF Kansas would be a splendid
thing and Of great practical value, il
It were not for She enormous expense IN
volved. It is estimated that 1t would
cost in the neighb0EhOod OF 100000 to
make the kind Of survey that should
b ranaa
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20

WAsH1HGuGa, ID. O.. January lO-Ihe
conscience fund was enriched By 81 to-day
TIE bid came in q letter from Hllsboro,
Kansas and the anonymous sender
wrote to the -posto lice Department.
Enclosed fad 81, which belongs 20 the
government, and which ] send you TO pay
back for what have done wrong, as 1 used
q Sc stamp once on letter which had been
used once, and You ind IL thirty three and
ons-half fold the amount out Of which !
cheated the government as j was 9 boy ld
or IA years Gfsagd5 am sorry that have
70 make such a report about me.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20

WASHINGTON, ID. O., January 19.-Ihe
house committee on banking and currency
ordered favorable report on Mr.. Wilkins
bill to tx the circulation of national bank
notes at par value Of the bonds deposited in
the trC asury.
Representative Pheian, of Tennessee, in
trOduced IN the house to-day a joint rssolu-
ton proposing an amendment 70 the cOnsti-
tuition, authorizing congress to grant aid to
the public schools of the several states to an
amount not to exceed 100000 annually.
Mr.. Morrill,, Of Kansas, introduced bill for
the erection of q public building at Atchi-
son. Delegate Cain, of Utah, presented the
constitution of the proposed state Of Ut b
with a memorial asking for admission into
the union, also a bill for that purpose, all of
which was referred
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20

PEoEIA, III, January 1.-THE Illinois
State Labor association met this afternoon
in thsir nth annual convention, with a verv
limited number In attendance, although 40
delegates are expected here before to-unor-
row morning. The prime object of this or
ganization Is TO influence legislation favora-
Die to the labor interests, and for this pur-
pose COMMITTEES VIII be appointed TO visit
Springfield when the legislature meets and
urge upon the latter body such legislation a
tie assoeiation NAV fornaulats.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20

WARRINGTON. D. c., January 12.-On
motion of Mr.. Rodgers, Of Arkansas bill
was passed to punish robbery, burglary and
larceny in the Indian territory. 1t hIes the
maximum punishment for these Ofens6s at
81, 600 fine and fifteen years imprisonment
Mr.. Wilkins, OF Ohio, under Instructions
from the committee on banking and cuE-
rency, called up for present con
sideration a bill providing for the
issue of circulating notes to national
banking associations. BAR. wilkins stated
that under this measure national banks, II
they saw fit, might increase their oircula-
ton to the extent of 10 per cent There was
il the treasury security for the circulation
Of SIG, 900, 600 United States bonds to the
extent of S169, OOO, 600. If this bill should
become a law, the circulation of the national
banks would be largely increased.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20

WASHINGTON, d. O., January 11.-Mr.
Mills offered a resolution referring the pres
ident's message to the COMMITTEES On ways
aud means The resolution was agreed TO.
The house then went into a committee OF
the whole on the 'tIdtt4s deficiency bill. %
A long debate ensued, and during its pro
gresz the question as to where the response
bilityz for the defeat of the deficiency bill at
the last session rested, was fully discussed.
The custom Of holding back appropriation
bill was passed.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20

FoRr MoKAvTrT, Tx, January 11.-Shesp-
men from Scheischer Sutton, Eimbls and
Menard counties, representing over 500, COO
sheep, met here to day. Among the resolu-
tons passed were the folio wing
WHEREks, The industry of the sherman
OF this country has been in paralyzed con
di6on for the past few years on account OF
the reduction Of the tariff Of 1888 on wool
and any further reduction would be death
blow to that industry
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20

EAasAs CIEE, January 10. ia

Hll---I
The Live Stock Indicator reports
ATTLiE-HeeEipta, 40 4zs-1s l-lfl1ll y ~
hesd Shipping and dressed uaaE alaars hlaa1y
eilofes cows md butchers dEn. common weak.
f}ood 70 choice, coEn-Esd, s. 4aA ~ common
- uleiium. 81 255A zls s1ocEzEas 81 oJl1z 7-s
EsadsEs, 8 6o8a - eoWss 81 47s5a W sia-7aE-l
Hf06s-RsoeIuss 500 haads ahluDeau. Is
hs55 lfariret weak SC lower for ehatos and sc
7fi- lover for common. Good to ahoics, Is s58
S 30; common 10 medium, e. 7o45 IS akipa and
pies, 81 50G4 90.
TT7rI-=t Wa ats.dV. Good 70 choice g 4l1lA 90
common to Medium. s. o0G1 T5.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20
Morally wounded

KANsAs CITE, January IA young man
named John Hinson Who is sa5d To - 4
nephew of General GIlhall, OF New Orleans.
was stopped by two hlghWayman at the cor
ner Of Tenth street. and Tracy avenue about
11.30 o'clock tonight, and on his attsnnutfz7
70 resist them he was shot in the ston1ari
The pistol shot aroused the neighborhood
and Hinson was carried 20 his home onlv a
few doors distant. The doctor Jho
examined him pronounced his wound
msrtal and said that hs would nrobsbIy die
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20

JACEsOE, MISS, January 1.-The house
to-day by a vote OF 60 to -. refused TO pass
a bin e1smptl1g ali money from razaElon
loaned at g rate not exceeding per cent.
Several other bills Of the same character
have been introduced, and 1t is probablel 0hs
Hlll be passed The object - to lnduce Tor
eign corporations Of money lenders 20 To-
cate in the state
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20


LITTLE ROCK, Ark, January 13--Detec-
tives last night arrested Jones Slater near
Texarkana. who confessed and gave the
names of thirteen men whom he connected
with the robbery at Deming, n. NJ, and the
ones near Houston, Tex, and Geneva, Ark.
The leader Of the gang was Reuben Bur
rows, at present with his brother, James
Burrows, in Alabama. Four of the gang are
in Missouri, two in Texas and two
in Tennessee. acquisitions were OBJ
tanned for all last week Detec-
tives located the men at different
points and yesterday all we're arrested. Stat
or VIII identify and testify against them IN
the hopes OF gaining his own liberty. He
told where SO, 600 and other vaiuables were
hidden but only portion was recovered Oy
the officers
ALI or The ROBBERs UNDER ARREST
NEW YoRK, January 13.-President For
dycs, of the st. Louis, Arkansas & Texas
road, telegFaphs from st. Louis: Eve have
captured all the train robbers that have
been engaged in the business IN Texas ana
Arkansas for the past year, ours being the
fifth successful robbery"
CuIEF FURLONG GETS N his WORK.
EE. LOUIS. January I8-Thcmas Furlong
chief Of the Missouri Pacific railway secret
service, aided by two Of his deputies and a
band Of Indian police under Captain La
fours, this afternoon captured 'tBill' Tuck
or. the leader, and Willis Moore of the gan g
Of desperadOes who attempted to rob train
on the Missouri, Kansas & Texas railroad at
StaingtoWn, Indian Terry On Christmas
morning, but were prevented from doing so
by the bravery of Express Messenger Grim
shaw and Baggagsman Seereu. The cap
turs was made Ia the territory. sixteen miles
west of Durant, and the prisoners have been
taken 70 Fort Smith, Ark, for trial IN the
D |Hnn tad
concerned in the affair. The other TIRES
| have been located and will be arrested In a
few days. The captured men are noted
horse thieves and outlaws. and 1t Is believed
I that they we're getting their gang together
l for more train rObberies, but their arrest
| win scatter the band and stop their work.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20

WASHINGTON, D. c., January 12---Sen-
ator Ingalls, has the profound sympathy OF
an his associates On account Of the destruc-
ton Of his home and valuable library. his
library was one of the largest west of the
Mississippi river and was especially rich in
political literature, Of pictures, wearing ap-
parel and priceless mOmentoez Of the living
and the dead.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20

before morning. The criminals escaped.
An unprecedented number of 0Gtrages by
footpads has occurred In this city in the past
two weeks, the number reported to the Dc
lice amounting to between forty and fifty
alone. This condition Of affairs has re-
suited In thirty policemen being placed in
patrol duty in citizens clothes to put q stop
70 tbs outraees If possible
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20

IlAWEuIoE, KAai., January 10.-Ehorts are
being made for q state organization OF the
republican clubs Of Kansas. The leading
clubs favor the plan. Vice President J, w.
Hamilton, of this state writes 20 the club OF
Lawrence that state convention VII prob
ably be called % meet in Topeka ahont l--
uGIV 20
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20

WASHINGTON. d. O., January 13.-Mr.
Vance, of North Carolina, addressed the
senate on the report OF abolishing the In
ternal revenue tax being In favor Of the
same. The Blair educational bin was taken
up and Mr.. GRAY severely criticised the
same, and especially that portion which re-
quires school books to be filed with the sec
rotary of the interior. Mr.. George ad-
dressed the senate favoriug the bill Sena-
tor Sherman offered an amendment to the
deficiency bill by providing that all claim
ants entitled to money under the provisions
of the bill ahau be allowed 6 per cent inter
est from the time when the deficiency bill OF
the last congress failed Of passage
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20

WASHINGTON D. @. January livery
little business was transacted Ia the senate.
Mr.. Hale delivered speech criticiZlng the
civil service reform as conducted by the
present administration. Mr.. Henderson
introduced a bill to increase all Invalid
pensions to IS per month. A statement
accompanying the bill says that it Will in
crease the pension OF 1888 persons now
carried on the rolls, and VIII increase the
annual pension payments by So 75js 552.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20

DEs MonyEs, Ia, January 12.-Governor
Larrabee and Lieutenant Governor Hull
we're iuauguratsd this afternoon Governor
Larrabee in his inaugural address strongly
c0mbstsd the doctrine of free trade and
urged the necessity OF protection for Amer
lean labor and manufacturers.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20

WASHINGTON, D. c., January 1O.-Ths
senate committee on elections made q ma
jority and minority report on the matter Of
the confirmation Of mr. Lamar. The re-
publican members in the majority
report recommend that the nCmina-
ton be not confirmed, while the
be confirmed. The appointment OF q lect
committee on postal telegraph was Iudeh-
nitely postponed. Mr.. Chandler introduced
q resolution instfucfIng the judiciary COM
uaittee to inquire into the suppression Of the
cOlored vote in Mississippi. Tue res
olutiOn was tabled.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20

WASHINGTON, ID. O., January 13.-Ssnator
Sherman offered an amendment 70 the de-
hcieucy Dill by providing that ali claimants
entitled to money under the provisions OF
the bill shall be allowed per cent interest
from the time when the deficiency bill OF
The last eongress faiIea Of pszsags.
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Thursday.
THE SENATE.

luton was passed instructing the committee
on judiciary TO inquire into the suppress
sion of negro votes at Jackson Miss
at a recent municipal election IN
taken in the same by the federal auth
critics. The resolution was passed BY
vote of % to d
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20

WASHINGTON, D. c., January 18.-AIr.
Hatch, OF Missouri, from the committee on
agriculture, reported the bill making apprO-
priations 60 carry into effect The provisions
of the act 70 establish experimental agrl-
cultural stations, to COMMITTEES Of the whole
He reported bill making appropriation
to carry on and to effect the provisions of
the act TO establish experimental agrjGultu-
raj stations. Mr.. Perkins, of Kansas
from the committee on indian az
fairs reported a bill for the sale
Of certain New York Indianlands in Kansas.
Mr., Morrow. of California, from the com
mittee on foreign afIaira, reported a joint
the government TO participate in the inter
national exhibition to be held IN Melbourne
IN April 1883.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20

NEvADA. No., January ia special from
Lamar, No., says that the bitter cold and
snow and ice we're forgotten to-day IN the
excitement of the local option election. The
women were hard at work all day serving
hot coffee and other refreshments bat at
$50 the ifWsts'' claimed a majority Of 100.
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FIFTIETH CONGRESS.
Monday
TuE EEHAE


WAsHusoroE. D. G, January 9.-A1r.
sherman introduced a bill to establish a
bureau to prohibit and regulate the manu-
facture and sale Of adUltsFatad food and
drugs The senate discussed the internal
revenue tax and hLr. Brown Of
Georgia spoke in favor Of repeating the
tax. Mr.. Vest of Missouri, discussed the
RlaiE educational ball. opposing the same.
Senator Sherman introduced a bill author
ling NatioREl banks to issue the entire
amount Of the bonds deposited by them in
the United States treasury as security.
THE HOUSE.
WAsHEGroE, ID. c., January 9.-AIr.
Oakes, Of Alabama, Introduced a resolution
directing the Judiciary committee to report
what legislation lB necessary to
protect this country against undesirable for
sign immigration. Mr.. Peel, Of Arkansas
Introduced a bill to establish a UUitsd States
court IN the Indian Territory. Mr.. LaWlar,
Of Illinois. introduced a resolution for the
appointment OF committee to investigate
the Of strikes and labor disturb
ancs. Mr.. Anderson, Of Iowa,
introduced a resolution calling upon
the attorney general TO give his reason for
rot prosecuting the Pacific railroads for not
tulhllng their contract with the govern
menE Mr.. O'Donneu of Michigan, Intro
dueed a resolution taking the tariff OF sugar
and to pay bounty Of $4,000 900 a year for
its cultivation In the United states
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20

C1EvE1AlID,i o., January 13.-i'Grandma
Garfield as President GaEheld's mother Is
called BY those who knew her, IS I'll at the
I'D homestead at Mentor. She wants TO
- Jimmy" as she terms her dead son,
and althOug not very sick it is thought that
her end "a drawing near, as shs Is very aged
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20

hlAD1oE, WIS., aaauaFy 45.-Ilie supreme
court room WEs crowded to-day By ladies'
oesirOus Of heaEiHg the arguments IN the
woman Suffrage case At a lats hour this
evening Ehs judges bo,L the mater under
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A WIebita Firra Assiens.

WIourrA, XAE., January 12.-Ihe Kansas
Furniture C.mpany made an assignment
Yesterday. Liabilities, $4,000; assets, $685.
600. The principal creditor Is the Citizens
bank for Sc, COO. The concern came here
May last from 6teubenviles Ohio.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20

ruintsrruptsdly from 10 O'Clock this morn
Ing. This ease came up on au appeal OF
Ms. Olypia WilIis-Br0Rn. of Racine, vino
tried to vote for municipal officers under the
law permitting women TO vote on school
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20

EIILWAUEEE, Janusry 13-John Arensdorf.
OF Sioux City. who recently acquitted Of the
charge Of killing Rev. Haddock, is In Eeenan.
brewery.