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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-14

Cash quotations were as follows:
No. 2spring wheat, S33.GNic; No. 3spring
wheat, -; No. red, S5c; No, , corn. &c,
No oats, 32aci No. rye $50; No barley,
65G67c; No. ! tiaxseed, $780, prime tim
othy seed, nominal.
Mess pork-Per bril-, $3.50, Lard, per 100
lbs, $3.50; short rib sides llooseL $3.50 /;
shoulders boxed, $6OOlG2 IS; short clear
sides boxed $S.OO6lSO5.
Receipts-Flour, 81, 600 brls: wheat, Sa,ool
bu; corn, 623,0O0 bu; oats, $500 bu; rye,
COCO bu; barley 5000 bu
Shipmcnts-Flour, 7,O0ObrlS wheat, 1900
bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats, Ao,Oco bu; rye,
1900 bu; barley, 40Oo bu.
On the produce exchange today the butter
market was steady and less active; crvauscsy
l6alsci dairy, l3Si7j9c. Eggs-fiTEi, lad
Hlsc.
ST. LOWS, No. June i3.-Flour-caie; and
unchanged. Whcat-opcncd easy ~ ycsicT>
days figures and ADVANCED &C. then tropTrd
lc, recovering, and closet steady 81 the
opening prices; No. > red, cash, SAtI>>cs
June, closed at SIC: july, >i.sSN, closing
at sac; August SlGISi',c closing al
a'sc; December, SslLsSjsc. closing az - SC
Corn-rnscttlcd but closed unchanged
cash, 4sais lc July, 4Ssseia'.c closing At
4sssc; August is's9i9}lc closing at i9'.c;
Oats-Firm; cash, Sc; June size; July.
2sisc, August sc. Rye Nothing doing
Barley-NOminal. Bran--63c. Cornmeal-
Steady at sass. Hay-Stcaiy; prime tim
othy. sl3OOGls.Jo; prairie sli.OOgl3.o0.
Butter--firm; creamery, H9lGc; dairy, -
@iIc. Efgs-i2c.
Provisions Weaker. Fork - fl4.37ltG
l4.5O. Lard, $50 Dry salt meats tboXcd p
shoulders, $500. long clears, S.62ls; clear
ribs, S7.15; short clears, Ss,O0ltS0j. Bacon
boxed -Shoulders, tGG2f 40 IS: long clears,
s. IOHSi5; clear ribs, ;si0dsij short
clcar-, ss.02f@s70. Ilams-ti0 75all.OO.
Rccipts-Flour, 1900 brls; wheat, 2i,OOO
bu; corn, $500 bu; oats, 2l,OOO bu; rye,
none, barley, 10000 bu.
Shipments-Flour 5000 brls: wheat, 700
bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats, II, 900 bu; rye, none;
barley, none.
Afternoon Board - Wheat - Irregular;
July, si1u; August. $3.50, September, $3.50
nominal, December. $50. Corn - Firm;
July, 4s1sd4s.c; August 2o9kc. oats-Dull
but firm; June, S2c bid; July, 2slsc bid;
August, 2j@25lsc bid.
NEw ORLEANS, Ia, June 70. ---Con-Dull,
weak aud lower; mixed, Oi@65c; yellow, u
CIJ7c; white unsettled az G195Oc.
Oats-Dull and lower; No. 2, &c
Conoe--Easier rio, ii@iIe. Others un'
changed.
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sailed, 5lfG7c; green sailed, No. 1, Sc; No.
2, SIC; green, Sgic; sheepskins, l6c@L0o;
irregular,
TIEs-Sil5.
SHor-Drop, $i15; buck, h,75.
LEAD-5c.
NATIs-lron, So 10; steel, f2.25@i2.35.
ToBAcco-Common, 25g35c; other grades,
35M85c.
SNUFF-Garretts, $685. Ralph's, Sl0,25;
railroad, So %; Gail q AK, $500,
Coal om-Prime white, wholesale lots,
0I6c per gal
BEEswAX--ls@20c.
TALLow-.-3(Jic.
Wool Bury grease wool, unwashed, 109
13c; clear grease wool, 20@25c; bury wash
ed, 20@3Oc; tub washed, 30d@c.
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A Word About Catarrh.

cit Il the mucous membrane, that wonderful
semi nuid envelope surrounding the delicate 10
mcs Of the air and food passages. that CaiArrh
makes IL stronghold. once established, IL cats
into the very yitals aud renders life but long
drawn breath Of misery and disease. dulline the
scnsc oi hearing. trammollng the power Of speech,
destroying the faculty OF SMELL iainiinE the breath
and Killing the rchnei pleasures Of taste. lnsidl
ousy, by creeping on from simple cold In the
head II assaults the nombmnous lining and
en,clops the bonos, eating through the delicate
coats and causing Inflammation. slouehlns aud
death. Nothing short Of total eradication Will -
cnrc health 10 the patient and all alternatives are
imply procrattinated suffering. leading 10 fatal
termination. sASTOEDs RADICAL Guar BY INA
IAtioS aud BY iSIEnSAL Admlnistuailon. has never
iaeii even when the disease has made frighuu
inrnads on dclioatc constitutions, hearing, smell
aud Taste have been recovered, aud the disease
thoroughly driven out"
slSrORp's RADICAL Cunn consists Of one bottle
" the RADICAL Cunr, one bon CATAhHHAL tof.
yTNf, and ono tMrnoyEp iNHAtfH, neatly wrapped
In one package. with full dlrcciiont. price too
pOrTrn Dnua AND CHEMICAL Co. Dosros.
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Arrtu None In market Dried apples.
G'5tg' &c per 10 from store Dried peaches,
SttN1 from store.
FHru-. Oranges, tah065OO per box Lem
ons, g. tom1oO per boa Blnanas, tl.bOlg
. ~ per bunch.
VrGunlfs Onions. t3ooda5O per brl,
81 80 per sack Cabbage, home grown, crate
$50 kmut brls, 81 So hall hrls tt5O
Garlic, SIC per 100 Tumips o. 30 pcrbh.
rcEus--lirls. iG5O, hall bhs, fiOo.
roruor Firm, new, lJOU@S21 per brl;
sacks tii0.
FuvirHY. aChlckTnA spring tiO082 so,
mixed. !2Wtt22A. hens. S2dOdlOO.
Eoos Weak. eases. ilc.
Nvm-Coclnnuts. 500 per 100. Peanuts
virginia o., Tennessee farmers stock, SO
&C. roasted, 2sc higher SHIELDED, iOc. rc.
cans, Texas, ulti2c.
Rlriss-londo layers, $500, layers,
t25A California ~ ~
Hurr lluttcrinc i51ANc. creamery, p
tlnc. dairy. iGCt2OC, country butter, iO1ti5c
Ilp1g-olafk, $3.50 Per brl, and $50 Pei
half br.
NtNraAR-pcrc cal. Sdiec.
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DnlSK Mal,o for the nerves.
Hit. Both ways

Prom Meals sihio ualcile.
Mr.. Nathan Picard, whose journalistic
ability made the Evening Scimiiar ono Of
the brighics, papers In the State, has ~.
tired from newspaper life. Mr.. Jas. r..
Algca, whose trcnchant pen has 30 long
added much 10 the yiyaciiy, interest and
popularity Of the old Daily Apdidnohs,
Is now managing editor Of the lScimiiar,
which he will make hummer In all the
interests Of Memphis and Democracy.
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Groceries

NEw YonK, June i3.-CoiIcc-spot. fair;
Rio. dull nominal, i5c; options ibtf25 points
lower, and fairly active; sale, 10000 bags;
June, sl2 9Oeli25O, July SiOaSC1il 10.
August, $40. tO0f iOb5; September. tiOO5Ot
1923. October. tD.oo0ti0O0 November tou
iO.DDdiO.ON March, $50 luaiO 90 AprIl,
$40 iO6tiON MAY, ti0.@ sugar-bull.
unchanged. refined steady demand fair.
MolA,scs dull, 5Oo test, nominal ie9.c Rice
Quicl and steady. rr
CSctNN,ri o., June N lluttcr---Quict.
Sugar-Sicady. Eng- heavy, dropping, i4y.
gibc. Chccsc--EasicE
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FIsn--Mackcrcl hall brls No. T. 1925;
No. ., 50 20, l0.lb kit, No. 1, f.l5; No. ?,
sLlO Dry herring family, pc per box.
FREsn MElrs-Choicc beet, headquarters.
iOc. iorcqunrtcrs, De-; second grade hind
quarters, b., forcquartcr-, &C.. Sheep, DC.
Hogs, ~.
Hoo PRobuCrs-Strong moss pork, $1,000
sugar cured hams, liCti2c, breakfast bacon,
iO'sfiiLc baton, clear rib sides, 900 &c,
bulk pork, clear sides, SIC. clear rib sides
Sc, long clear, $50. shoulder. CSC.
LNuplrcs, si.c, half brls, SIC, kogs elsc,
choice kettle, O'.c, strong.
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H,Y-Choicc from store, 05c@sl o. car
load. from lcyco or depot SistO@laOG
prime, store, o0d02 &c; car load, from loycc
or depot, tl7OltslsOO. prairie from store
G0a.Oc; car load, from leycc or depot 5000
@l8OO.
BRAN-From store, s56ooc; from leyeo or
depot, ilG@BlIO.
CoEN-FrOm store, white, Oic; mixed, Gle;
from leycc or depot white, in bulk, Gle in
sncls, Gic, mixed, In bulk 50c; IN sacks, G5c.
OAts--from store, white, i2c; mixed, 4ic;
from lcycc or depot, white, In bulk, ilc. in
sacks, IJc; mixed, In bulk, JSGc In sacks,
4ic.
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At noon; spot---stcndy, demand fair
Sales, l0WO bales, Of which Amer.
lean, s. 100 bales. Receipts, GOOO bales,
Of which American, 1900 bales. Closing
quotations were as follows Ordinary, 4Ad;
good ordinary, OF; low middlnc 53-lGd
good midding, . 0-lGd; middliug uplands,
6Nd; middling ordinary 3 7.lGd.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet
and steady.
tThc prices are given IN pence and Giths,
thus AGj means AOJOid, aud j.Ol means
51-Gid.
At4 p.m--Junc, b25d, value June-July,
3. POD, sellers; July.August, 5lId, buyers,
August September . Osd, buyers; September,
October, 62jd, sellers October November,
6.sd, buyers; November. December 5lOd
buyers; Dcccmbcr.January, 0.Osd buyers
September, D 2id, buyers
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GENERAL TRADE.


CoRN Mr.I.-Staudard $2o5@30O pearl,
$40; roller 320lp3 25 steady
BEANs AND PrAs-Nayy beans, 1915; me
dium, $50.
OAT MriI--ln half brls., $3.50 from store
FLouR-From store. common, $3iOlG37 10;
family, 10; choice, $780, fancy, $40, eN-
trn fancy, S.S,; patent s. 206tb ~; steady.
AcKEgs-Soda, treble extra, &c.; ginger
snaps, 5A@Slgc; assorted jumblcs, lOCtl2c.
CRACKED WmEAT--ln half barlS $3.50 from
store.
HoMIsY AND GEirs-From store, 1926.
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Last reduction week at Mulford's.
Through sleeper for Chicago.

The sleeper leaving Memphis Friday,
June 10, at $50 o'clock pm, via the Kan
sas City road, will run through 10 Chicago,
via st. Louis, arriving at Chicago at $50
o'clock pm. Saturday. Absolutely the
quickest and best route from Memphis.
Return connections perfect Round trip
tickets only Sl5.S5. For sleeper and tickets
call at No. 81 Madison street.
ii. ID. ELLIS, General Agent
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WnrEr -stmight Kentucky Bourbon.
tl.J0tt0u0, Robinson aud Lincoln counties.
Tenn, sharp advance, 81 506t30o Eastern
fycs, VI sjttH.01, according 10 age and make.
common whisky, Voc6ii.20, according 10
pfopf
BsooiNo-5aSi.c.
powprN--Kegs $500. hall kegs, .275,
quarter Kegs iI75
Hipss-Dry nlnt No. 1, ioe No, ?, 70. dry
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Llsm--choicc, $50, common to good,
per head. 81 bod3up
HoOs.-Choicc light, 5d5.c. good, $50
Sc. common 4attt'sc,
CNrtr.-ChoiCc, ittifc. good Sifdtc.
choice grass cattle. 3Gt3isc. good 2l.Cs3c,
scallhwags nominal
snrrr-Choicc, a@iiIc. medium, Sif9ie.
common, Si.ODatt50
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
Movements nj the Levec

Arrivals-James Lee, Friars Point; Rosa
Lee, Osceola; Parole, Greenville City Of Ba-
ton Rouge and Golden Rule, New Orleans.
Departures-James Lee, Friars Point; Rosa
Lee, Osceola; Golden Rule, Cincinnati; City
of Baton Rouge, st. Louis; Parole, Ohio
river; Chiokasaw, White river.
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n PIC

Don't waste time and money and undergo
needless torture with the luIir when Ethio.
plan Pile Ointment will anurl Instant relief
and certain curc In every cas- ~ blind, bleed.
ing. itching. internal AM external piles.
Rangum Root Medicine Co manufacturers,
Nashville Tenn. 20 cents anil u per bottle.
sold at Holsters drug slofc 2N Main street
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Fmsr-cLAss table board at Fransiola's,
on Front street, opposite custom.house.
The table Is supplied with the choicest
food the markets afford and carefully
served. Regular meals IS cents.
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nANK CLEARINas.

Cmc,oo, H., June iJ.--Clcarinrs, to,7s7,
co.
NV ouLr,Ns Ia, June i2.--Clcarings
ti,O12g2p.
81. Lows. Mo-, June i3.---Clcarings, t3,OH,
ii3, balances, 500 1Gi.
NEw louE, June i1--Clcarinrs, tiO3, 73a.
~ balances, N,Oi7 ass
nosroS, Mass, June i2--Clcahngs Sii, G5S,.
$50, balances, 1850. i57.
BALTIMORE Nd, June ~. --Clcaflnga, o..
00i, al, balances, t2BJ, 3Jp.
Pmt,prtrnlA, Ia, June i3..-Clcarlngs,
u0Wl,2 balances, 81 ,iGi,72L
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Ladies' and Gents Clolhys Cleaned or
Dyed In ali coloru. Ostrich Feathers and
Lace Curtains cleaned q, IS Jefferson
street Goods received by osprcss
l.. hrotl Proprietor.
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woai.

ST. Lows. Mo, juno a. Wool--stoady
and unchanged. Unwashrd bright medium,
ilCt22i,c; coarse braid, ii6lN. low sandy,
iOdi7c. line light l2@lsc Zine heavy, 100
iGc; tub washed-choioc, 5iC Inferior 2sot
no.
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@ss9; December s,9O9s.oi; January, sos
@s99; February, 9.O7@o.0s; March, 0l6@
a.17i April, 925@o2Gi May, 03i99.35.
Sales, 1900 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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Only sso.5o ca ssn Francisco and Return
via the Iron Mountain Route.

Commencing June IA, the Iron Mountain
route (Memphis extension) will place on
sale round trip tickets TO Los Angeles and
San Francisco at the rate Of f69.50 Tickets
are good for ninety days, with stop.oyen
both going and returning at pleasure.
Choice OF different routes returning Only
one change Of cars 10 San Francisco. For
iurtheriniormation address III. ID. Wilson,
passenger and ticket agent, 800 Main street.
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New York pr, aeod, market.

Nrw YonK, June battle market was
quiet In demand as ~ previous reports,
though a large buslurN was completed
through the iorwariings on orders In process
Of execution 1HI
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stage OF the Rivers.

OFYtcr SIGNAL sERvicE Y. q A.,
MENrHis, June ~, p. m. J
ne following observations are taken at all sta
iloas nauici iu the 18Th meridian time, which Ia
cre hcur alter then Memphis time
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Un,,nn ser,i rrn.ln.,.

rniNt CRrnE oit--Sia32c; prime summer
yellow, 3j6g30c, choice cooking summer vel.
low, SIC, prime cotton seed meal, 90 80
atli0o carload lots, less than carload,
SlsODQis co.
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Ordinary, ''.c good ordinary, SIC low
niidlinr o',c mili.inr o'.c good mid.
Hing. . i3-ieT miidi.ng fair 1850. fair
seminal Dusty, sc 10 ic lower
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WEDNESDAY EvENlNG, JuNE u, lssS
The money market is pursuing the even
TENOR Of its way. There is an ample supply
Of funds for all legitimate purposes, but
here is likewise sufficient demand to keep
ates firm at per cent
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 8 PER CENT. NEW YORK Ex-
CHANGE 90 PREM. SELLING.

Cotton Bodybuilding Cotton e-iec-
Sales Today, 1900 Bales-The Tone
of the General Market Ste ady--Meats
Steady.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

nxaAss ss-soiis nALs sss~ss ssssuss
- ss~zuss . ssp fssso osSss sssssssa
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MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened steady and
closed steady m.ld.iuf o,sc. Sales, Loo
bales, Of which 40 went 10 exporters aud
80 90 spinuers
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MAGNOLIA BALM

1sAs nioiss MAGNOLIA BALM nth yeu ,o,bs
osAxts hrsshlss. senssIs Al Rafs Gsssrssl
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~ uoflli, to iohI, 20 bales
NEw YoEE.
Spots opened steady and olosnd steady.
midiling, iO'.c. sales. 1881 bales. Quo.
hiions were a. follows Ordinary. 7Ic.
FOOD ordinary sl5.iCc, low middliur
. ii-i5c. mIdiHpt i0'.c. good middlinr
iossc. midi.Inf ar 70 i.iGc. fair. II ii.iGc.
Future "prurj steady aud closed quiet
aud steady. w follows juno, loOO5,iOOi.
July. ioealoO5. August, iOi30iO u.
kcpicmhcr, ooGaaC7. October, 0lG@o a..
November o.57@n3s. December. o.ss6s
Ono. January, o.t58os0. February. oAsGt
p.5i; March, 00l@oO2 April, pCoaa5o
sssyr~Ai7s27S Sales, 81. O0J bales.
NEw ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
suict; lniddllnE 0 7.iCc. Sales 255l
bsles. Quotations were a. follows ordi.
nary, ING good ordinary, SIC. low mid.
ding. ei5.ioo; mlddling, o 7.iCc good mid
diing. 0 1916.
Futures orsrsd dull aud closed dull
a. fellows Juno. e.oas.2 July, 90,
oa<s, August s.,eoi5; September, OIL
GAIA osssssr sss9ao5; November, sS
-
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nonds ansL.stocks.


The following list Is corrected regularly
and may be regarded as the latest quotations.
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lAtoyc Low Chsn,
Water N"A"s~
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-12-20
Sjat,ie Flashes.

rr is estimated London's flower trade
amounts to $4,000 a day.
AMAs has invented musical box that
imila0s the human voice and also the
tr.ll OF birds.
A POTION OF Quebec province was
lAaken by an earthquake shock Friday
morning.
Tue Duke of Sutherland owns only
1 358,545 acres of land IN England and
$4,000 ia this country.
LosDoN.--The improvement in Mr..
BrigbJ's condition continues. His fever
has abated aad the patient is quite com
Portable this morning.
G. f. GRABAm advanced liberal) was
dismissed from the house of commons
because he had accused Smith, the
government loader, of conniVing at a
dishonorable trick. He says he will not
apologize.
MIR. GLADSTONE has built a fire-proof
room adjoining his castle In which to
store his volpminaus correspondence
which he is reviewing and arranging.
The grand Did man will visit Rome and
Naples next month.
TRNNYsoN has gone to the Isle OF
Wight, where he Is now in state of
great prostration, having suffered a re-
lapse. He makes most irritable invalid.
He insists upon having the nwespapers
read TO nim, ard If they represent his
condition ss worse than it really is he
dies into rage a. once.
Tug czsr's favorite dog, which was
killed in the recent railway accident, was
Eamed MalyutchA. 1t wes & huge 81
berian hound, with long white hair, and
Always slept at the foot OF the Emper
ora bed Daring the day il stretched
itself in its masters private cabinet, and
when an audience lasted two long would,
at a sign, pull at the skirts of the visitor.
PorR LKo rises at O'Clock in summer
and Is in winter. lie takes half an hour
to dress and an hour to mediate. At S
O'Clock he takes his coffee su lait and Il
roll. Leo NllE. Is one OF the most alb
stemuous OF men, and the entire expen-
SEES OF his table do not average mora than
81 day the whole year around. 1t must
be remembered that the pope always
,qkys his meal alone,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-12-20
Criminal.

A WEALTHY farmer residing near Mid
lletown, Ut., has been robbed of tin
safety box containing $4,000 which he
had locked in closet in his house.
john A. MARTIN snot and killed his
landlsdy Mrs. b. w. Merrill, in Chicago
boarding house, and then suicided be-
cause she elected his love.
OTTAWA, Ohio.-Last Friday night q
party OF white caps took out James Stick,
OF Leipsic, Putnam county, and whipped
him numerically. His alleged offenss
was the whipping and abusing of his
family.
JUDGE SAGE has signed a petition 20
President Cleveland for the pardon Of
Benjamin Z. Hopkins, of the defunct
Fidelity bank, on the ground that he Is a
physical wreck.
JALEMAQUE I. TIMAvENIs, former
Harvard professor and author OF "The
Original Mr.. Jacobs" and "Ihe American
jew" has been arrested for extensive
embezzement
A DIABoLroAL attempt TO fire number
of buildings was discovered in Troy, n.
Y, Monday night, and the alleged in
oendiaries, Ira Smith and his Wife, who
owned the property, are under arrest.
Smith made confession to shield his
wife.
BIRMINeHAM. Coy. Seay had IN inter-
view with Sheriff Smith Tuesday, and
said afterwards that he endorsed the
sheriff and was glad Jefferson county had
sheriff, who, no matter how painful his
duty, could uphold the law. Beginning
tonight, the troops will be sent away, one
company at Il time, until all are gone
CHARLES BLAKE. of Stern Lake, lowe,
and George Smith, of Sioux Falls, d, X,
his guest, aged IA, we're arrested for
shooting at Illinois Central trains there,
and tho serious wounding of Brakeman
Ed Wright, Thursday, and confessed their
guilt. The only motive they admitted
was that OF having fun.
THE striking miners at Bevier, Mo-, and
the "new men" who have been hired TO
take their places, are at open war, both
factions being aimed. Governor More
house, with force of state militia, hes
arrived Mt the scene go suppress riOting
and lawlessness. A great part of the vii.
iage of Bevier was burned by incendiaries
Scnday night.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-12-20
ITO National Capital.

Tur act for the building of bridges
across the Mississippi at La Crosse, has
been signed by the president.
TINS democratic senators have decided
10 LET 'he senate tariff bill take its regG-
lar course.
3 CONGRESSMAN NUrTIsG, of New York, is
in Washington suffering from csnoerona
affection of the throat
e>THh court of inquiry, investigating the
Washing ton Rcqueduct tunnel frauds
have adjourned until jan. 7th.
MAJOR ASA b. GARDNER, of the judge
advocates generals department, has been
placed on the retired list because of disa-
bilities
THrRE viii be at least twenty seven
contested seat eases in the new House Of
Representatives VIII Il the Fifty-frst Con
gress assemblies. OF these fifteen are
from Southern Statee.
THE appointment of Perry Belmont, Of
New Yurk as envoy extraordinary ard
minister plsni-potentiary to Spain, has
beeu Confirmed.
REPRESENTATIVES, MABrIS, of Texas, VINO
assaulted George h. Harris, reporter Of
the Washington Evening Star, plead ID
guilty to the charge and was fined hyo
dollars.
TnE United States Government has en-
tered suits against various mining and
railway corporations, and individuals IA
Nevada for amounts aggrvssting $1,000,
GOO, Tor cutting wood from unsarveyed
Government lands.
CONGRESSMAN Mus is again an invalid
from overwork u the campaign. He y
troubled with d rush OF blood 10 the htai
and has frequent attacks OF vertigo. The
doctors have ordered him q take re-
plte from work and TO take horseback
riding aud other out door exercise.
TIKI president has sent the following
nominations to the senate: Joseph
Krou, nberg, Of Minnesota, to be register
* the land Office at Taylor Falls, MINI,
william Rusler, of Wisconsin, agent
tor the Indians az Lapuint agency n
Wisconsin. Il. I. Tolemin, OF Minnesota
agent Tor the Indians Of tie Ntz Peroes
rgency in Idaho.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-12-20
In GENERAL.
UyMERcIfULLY SCORED.

Judge Cooley Talks to the Discriminating
Railroads.
CHcAGo.--Juige Cooley laid down the
avs to the managers and general pas
senger agents of the various railroads ON
Tuesday. About 200 officials assem- led
in the committe rooms of the central
trsffio ASSOCIATION 30 hear what the chair
man of the interstate commerce com
mission had to say. The judge un-
mercifully scored those roads that had
been guilty of discrimination in passen-
ger rates by dealing secretly with scalp
srs. He mentioned no names but he
gave them to UNDERSTAND that he knew
which were the guilty ones and that he
had sufficient evidence in his possession
to convict them of frequent violation
OF the law. He tod them the pernicious
practice would have TO be stopped at
once or the offenders would be prescott
ed. Mr.. Cooley talked for nearly an
hour and at the close of his speech, Col
Morrison made q few remarks on the
same subject. Immediately after the
adjournment of the meeting the agents
convened and talked over the situation.
The lives between Chicago and ST. Paul
and those between Chicago and Omaha
agreed TO give the necessary ten days
notice OF the restoration OF the passenger
rates between those points.