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! The Brsr sALyR in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
acres, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
icorns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price, % cents per
box. For sale at Logan 4 Co.'s drug
store,
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Working PeNple

arc often too i'll to labor, but they hayn't
time TO take medicine and lay of. Sim
mons Liver Regulator can be taken
without causing any loss OF time, and
the system will be built up and invigo'
rated by it. ithas no equal as prepar.
atory medicine, and can be safely used
when q doctor cannot be called in. In
all common diseases it will, unassisted
by any other medicine, effect speedy
euro, uUP&W
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MT, De CHANTAL

school Of more than national reputation
oT,n exceptional advantages for thorough edit
cation OF young lAhics In all departments. IA
sfary q, ,l1 thousand volu cS. Fine phllo
.cbIral. chemical aud astronomical apparatus
Mslnl Department specially noted. Corps c.
b,no ,racherS trained by n leading professor
i,o,a Conservatory OF stuttgart. Vocal culture
,norlaE to tie method OF tho old Italian mas
icr.
&o,n,ion unsurpassed for beauty aud health
Ten acres Of pleasure grounds. Board excellent
For Catalogues, and references to patrons In All
'ny p''''''"' '''' ~ THE DIRECTREss.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features of tho Money and stock Mar.
ketA.

Tho Features of tho Money and stock mar.
ketA.
Nav YoRK, July N.-Moncy on call easy at Ia
X per cent, closed offered at 4 per cent. Prime
mercantile papcr4 Ao per cent. Sterling exchange
quiet but steady ats @Isal s.. Sales Of stocks
to-day were 2s?,sOl shares. .....
This was another day OF moderate activity in
the Stock KxchauGO. accompanied byA contIn'
UNncc Of tho steady and gradual upward move.
ment, 80 notable In Yesterdays dealings. The
coal stocks, Union Pacific and the HrnnIers were
he features to-day, while the low priced shares,
which were more active than usual OF late, pro-
senlCd no special feature OF note. ....,. , .
The market WAS strong from tho nrSt sales and
prIcrE moved up rapidly during the hrst forty.
Ave minutes undcr very good demand, aud In
that time IAckAwAnnA and Consolidated rose J
pcr cent aud others fractional amounts. Read
M, New England and Richmond q West Point,
however, were barely steady; The market 10,
CAME very quiet, and while the tone remained
str0nr, very slow progress WAS made lorG spur
10 So Paul carly IN the afternoon. Toward de-
livery hour prices IAgged OF under Tree sales,
hui they recovered and tho market closed quiet
hui strong at or near the best figures; The great
majority Of the active stocks are higher this
RSiiFSad bonds strong; sales s., $3.50
GovHPnmsnt and SthIe bonds dull and steady,
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PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.

impurities in the blood produce dlSCASoA
Bodily and mental health depend upon q
healthy condition Of the blood. Tho blood,
particularly IN the spring aud during tho hot
summer months, b-iomrS ClDEgrd with i'm
puriIIcs, which poison II and generate dis
ease. 4 harmless bl,-h purifOr, without .
psrtIgIo OF mineral PnlsOH In It, such NJ mor.
eury or potash. Ia n"ss,-ary to remove these
Impurities and TO rs"rWe thn healthy tone OF
mind and bNiy. Ths M FaTih.f and FsniO
known 70 the wosm il Swt;T \ Specific ts.SaA
In regard 10 its wonderful pnhiyisE GAd
tonic p0Tcrs We EtTo a fen tesAnonAlS -
folowai
Sir. WIN. A. Sl'hhd. with Geo. r. HoTsl 1
Co. 10 Spruce street. New TnrN. writes March
nth, i'Si: 81 feel Il my dnfy, fer The benenI
of others who may bc afflicted AL WA 70
whto you this letter. which Jon can uAO a.
my testimony in any way Jen ehoose. iwH
answer any Inqufr, from nthOrs In relation
to thc tacts kCrdwlth HAtri. Ia February
Last ! slHcrf1i great pain and Inconvenience
from bOiiI. all over ny neck could not turn
my head without s-ilto pain and my blood
was IN poor condition. After trying all hO
usual remedies In such eases, and hndlnEHo
relief. by tSc VoFsuaEion OF Mr. J. v. Pears.
uaHa:es at yans Scw VnER oGice, used we
bottle 8. S. s, and Improved rapidly and
very soon was entirely relieved Of my
"Johs Comforicrs" Now not a sIsA otmy
niIlicion eau be seen. / fCcl sIroag and cheer
full 4, &, 8, iIA flnn toH'e AZ proved IN my
case ISlrcp S-andIy and NY appetite Is good.
DEJ.S. Cheney, a wtlIEnewn rhyaieIan
writes from Elhvnie. deOrEia: "Iusc 5, Ak
In couWalcsceut toTrr eases With the beat re-
suits. II will. tn MY JIIHncat, prevent sum.
mer dyscntcry. II ono will take few bottles
in tho spring. thaS preparing the bowels for
the strains Of summer"
Mrs Scott LlstOH, iIs ZsHe street 1IlaadL
whec'lug, wcst virginia, writes: "HaVIng
used S. S. s. for r'o blood. can safely say
thatlt heats anything have uscd to cleanse
the blood aud make new being out Of per
SON."
Mr.. y. ;. HaniIiA. Winston. y. C.. writest
"I use II OVrry spring. II always builds ms
up. giving HIU hpPJttsS and digestion, aud
enabling mo 70 stand Inv lOnJI trying, ensr.
waiting hnt GUNNER 6HyA On using It SU0n
become strong Of body aud oasJ Of mind"
Treatise on Blood and SKIN Diseases mailed
froA.
5uW SYx,u-r gp,.,IEIa 70 D..warS Atlanta o .
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BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD

| RALllMOitE ~ univ hA!LhOAD--
DDcparturcoi trains from wheeling. Schedule
Ia effect April y lSS-EAStern time:
Express Tor chicago and the Northwest, l0:sf
except saturday. ,o,,-
Express Tor Cincinns N6nd 81. Louis lO;8 m
daily, ll:l5 IN daily.
Cambridge accommodation, V:OO IN, except
Sunday.
For S@inmbHs, t:?bs hi dhiiy, and it3b p m,
daily, and 2:+h M daily except sunday.
Express for washington, D. T., baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York, Via Gnit0l, Ida
m and $40 p III, daily, via Pittsburgh go p. u
daily.
For Pittsburgh and Warrington, Pa b0O 70
| daily; express, S;lO m, daily, l:45 p III, daily
except Sunday. Additional way train for WRth.
| ingt0n; Pa, b:0 M daily except sunday.
For Pittsburgh, Washington, baltimore and
philadelphia n, 90 m daily
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Trustees Sale.
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
ny virtue Of deed 0i trust made by George
n.y. 70 the, rs trustee, dated June Is, 1855, ~.
"'Iri ia the Ohicc " the Clerk uf the County
,yoNtl " Ohio County, West Virginia, In Deed OF
ivy BOOK 80. Ii. pagG ~, Will sell nj the
""a' Goot Of Tie Court House OF Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST II, lSSs,
'FsnnHg At 10 O'Clock II m, the following real
,tAlr 10 i'rlmlclphta district, Ohio county, West
,lIsiaiS, un the south fork Of Roncy'S Point run
h1,l oh tie West Union and ROncy's Point turn
p'Aer containing four acres, more or less, con,
lr{ul 10 Nid Fry by William HCltGuhinO and
,Sue, y lccl dated February 6, 1855, recorded IN
hrrl hnoG No, a, page ~, Also piece OF land
hi!n'hlnc the above and containing two acres,
i,al'r " less, conveyed to said Fry by Lewis
It'Ne4 by deed dated June y, 1855, recorded In
~ bnuS No. u, page -.
llle 10 above PieCpS believed 20 30 perfect, but
"",hi - Trustee will convey only thu titles
'Srr,el ~ mo by Aid deed Of trust.
ltbhs OP SAiE,-Onc third and rs much more
hr purchaser elects To pay In cash on the day
y, Nle, The balance In two equal inHtallmcnts
~ VAr and two years with interest, FOR which
.ue purchaser shall execute his notes with good
curly the legal title IN be retained ~ further
sg,ltltS, 0rai the purchasers option he may SO
'N'' Tue notes by iced Oi trust on the property
". ). ". G0wDES, Trustee,
Wi HALiER AuCtlUneer. lyll
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OH CRY, PA, July ?i.-Opcned ut SEC: high.
est SIj.c: lowest S2JSC; closed At Sc; sales l.
10000 barrels: ClearAnCCs l,16s,OOO barrels;
charters l7,G3 barrels shipments ca, 1Tg barrels
runs 81, Al barrels.
NEw YORK, July 9i,-Pctrolenm opened strong
at SEQ &c above last nights close, but utter Ad-
yanciug &c, the market became heavy aud de-
clnCd 10 Sc, and closed weak ut Alhc; sales
81, 800 barrels.
PITTsnURGH. Pa, July 2t.--Fctroleum Irregular
aud closed weaker opened at SIC; closed III
SCI highest Sc; lowest s!LSsc.
BRApFoRD, PA, July 2l.-OPCncd At SIZE
closed at s3Ec: highest SIC; lowest s2jGci
cleRruncCE $4,000 barrels.
TrruNILLE, Pa, July @.-OponCtl at SIZE
highest see lowest 81; C; closed AZ Sc.
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CHICAGO, July 2t.-Ins prime cause Of the
weakness In wheat that developed here to-day
was the practical Abandonment Of the idea,
which has been generally entertained by many
in the trade, that there was going 10 " squeeze
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Csuk-l. 900 to LOO lbs. stock 4AAi]Sc per lb
800 TO 900 lbs. 31sa511+c per lh.; 200 TO 500 lbs
3G351[c per ID. u
H6Vs-Matket fair; +1taS1ttc per ID.
L1mbs-Good at lGjc per ID. .-.I b.
Cdlres-1G5c per ID.
Shhsn-2hic per ID.
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9lBl PfIics nMOUHIIHg EU'""'
SoTg.-TIcEeH drawing Capital Prizes are mo-
entitled 10 terminal Prizes, .,,,,
desired, write lcgibly to the undenlgned, clearly
sIatInr your residence, with State. County
street aud Number. More rapid return mail Hs
livery will DO assured by your enclosing al Oh
veio6e bearing your full address.
setiI POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Orders
or New York Exchange In ordinary letter. Cur
rcnrv by Express (&t our SIPensel addressed 70
''N'' - n, A. DAUPlllS,
New Orleans, La,
~ nlTfnTTIN .... ..... ....
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ARE you made miserable by Indiges,
ton, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss Of
Appetite, Yellow Skin? ShilOh's Vita
lizer is a positive cure.
Why will you cough when Shiloh'E
Cure will give immediate relief. Price
10 cts, 50 cts. and 81.
A NASAL Injector free with each bottle
OF ShilOh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 81
cents. Sold by W. Z. Williams and Q.
Menkemiller. D&w-Eow
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.

INCORPORATED by the Legislature In 1865 lo'
Educational and Charitable purposes, and ~
franchise made part OF the present state Con
IItutiou, In 1879. by an overwhelming popular
vote.
lis GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS take
place semi annually. June aud DeCem6erl anu
lis GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place
arc all drawn In public, at the Academy OF Mu
sic, New Orleans, La.
1--WE do hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly and senl:Au
nuTi TrawingS OF The Louisiana State Lottery
Company, and In person manage and control the
Drawings themselves, and that the same art
conducted with honesty, fairness. and In good
nith toward all parties, and we authorize the
Company 10 use this certificate, with tResImilet
Of our signatures attached, In Its advertise
ments."
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,

MI" MNHT T. NNFHNTH IITTV1F7T'
opens September ;, lSt. Closes June, 1852.
Unsurpassed Location Buildings, Grounds
aud appointments. Full corps Of teachers, Un'
rRllrl advantages In Music, Languages, Elocn'
ioa. All bookkeeping, Physical Culture,
SIcUagmphy 1Hd TyPe MFtupg,
liuAn! &C.. With itIll English Course, $50 for
the rutirc session Of months. Music, Art and
Languages extra. For full particulars apply to
the Principal Tor Catalogue. ly2,AW1f
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Wool.

BosroS, July 9i.-wool steady Ohio and Penn
sylvnnia extra fleece 2IR2Ilsc: Xxx 9sIssA29c; No
|, a1n9ic; Michigan extra 9iSSl2ic: No. Michi.
gan Basic: No, cOmbinG 2a2bc; unwnshed
others unchanged.
NEw York, July gI-wOnl quiet and steady
domestic fleece 2O1j6cI pulled lsGSsc; Texas
3R2lC. ...
PHILADELPHIA, July 2i,-wool quiet and un
changed.
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CuICAao, July @.--Cattle- ReceIptE.7 600 head F;
shipments 900 head; market strong; Stccn
81 9On6 ~; StnCEers aud feeders 81 9jH3 75 cows,
gE-RCcelpts 5000 head; shipments 900
head; market strong; mixed s. g0a6 10; shcnvy
50 0OH6 50; light 81 OA6 40; Ikips 81 0Onb ~. Sheep
-RccelptS 300 head; shipments 1000 head;
ors aud uutt6ns 81 tiai l0 Texans IhOrn s. ia
4 50; InmDs 81 P0l6 Is.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, July 2i.-CAttlo-Recclpts
40 head; shipments 49, head; market very dull
aud u shade uW trout yesterdays prices. HoKa-
active: PhiladclphIas 81 GOa6 90: mixed g Ala
q co.. Workers 50 .OaG 10; common 10 fair 50 Goa
6 %; pigs s. j0aj TO- Sheep-Receips 60 head
shipments 600 head: market fair at yesterday =
prices
CIHCISSATI. o., July 4.-IloGs scarce and
higher; common s. 0Ia6 70; packing and butch.
erE Sc o4l6 10; receipts 40 head: shipments
80 head,
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Washington School Of ElOCutiOD
AND ORAToRY.

Ms N, STEVENS HART............... Principal.
9i an ST., n. w., wAsHISGToS, D. G.
Sixth Annual Session begins Wednesday, Sop
teubrr y
Colrc OF Instruction embraces Elocution,
Practical English and English Classics, Latin,
Mathematics. Modern Languages, Vocal and In
lTlmtAla Music aud Physical Culture.
The Principal Is assisted by IN efficient corps
OF teachers III each department.
Gnlcd Glasses for boys and girls daily
Adult CIeses and private instruction given In
ihr evening.
Diplomas awarded. 4 limited number Of pit
p.ls accommodated In the family.
Fofcrcuais aud references apply 70 lSTELLl'
GESFIE nIntt AN1l
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAISS-0n and after MAY 10, lSSS-.k1-
day excepted Monday excepted. fsAiuhdaY
excepted. Sunday only.-EGGtern Standard
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Beilhtre 4 ZAntsTtIi" Through Passenger taavoE
BellAire al IItR NJ arrives At BellAirG at p. IN
WOOdGheId Passenger leaves BellRlro 1t 20 p.
m, arrives At BellGlFS At I:9OA. m.
Snmmerheld Accommodation leaves Bellaire
Al IN y M. arrives At RellRlre at 1913 4. IN.
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Stammering Cured.

System based upon natures laws. No SECRECY
NO Tricks. System explained to those inter
estcI.
Testimonials from physicians, educators and
patrons, who have received benefit from the
method Of Instruction. Address
-. Mas. NJ, STEVENS HART, Principal,
Washington school Of ElOCuIiOn and English
Language,
gUi N. Street. n. w., Washington, D. G.
students buAElcL IN family OF Principal.
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Medical.
Dependency or Melancholy.

Commonly called the "bIues," generally pro-
ceeds from q TluRgihh liver. II either causes
Dyspepsia or follows II, and then operates both
n rAIIse and effect.
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Every Sufferers earnestly In
Vlted to
liver,

"For sOmO time IN liver had been out OF or.
der. and felt generally good for nothing.
was induced 10 try Simmons Liver Regulator.
It's action was quick aud thorough aud It i'm.
parted brisk and vigorous feeling. II Is Ru OK.
ccllent remedy. X. HILASD. Monroe, Iowa.
BE NOT IMPOSED uPoSl
Examine to see that you yet the genuine. Dis
tingulShed from all frauds and limitations By our
red z Trade Marx on trout Of Wrapper, aud on
the side the seal aud signature OF J. II. ZgILN &
Co. ly2.NwHAW
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We tho undersigned BAnks and Bankers VIII
pay all Prizes drawn In The LoubiRnR state Low
tericS which may be presented n our counters
K. M. WALMSLEY, Pres. Louisiana NATL Bank
PIERRE I.ASAUX, Pres. State National HANK
A, VAi,DWIS, Pres. New Orleans Natl bank.
CARL KOHN' Pres. Union National Bank.
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A Milwaukee Judge has decided that
hen is not a domestic animal. He
must be trying to make game OF her.
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A book agent should wear canvas
suit.
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Grand Monthly Drawing
In the Academy OF Music, New Orleans
Tuesday, August 7, 1888.

CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000.
10000 tickets at Twenty Dollars each. Halves
so; quarters s.; TcnIhs 81 T"en'le1DAA'
,,,. .
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.-TIhiE
trnlug viii run ny follOws-CcntrAl time. All
Trims daily except thOse marked thus / which
do not run on sunday
antTu UnTHn lIEn TIEn 4 INN QINJ, I
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wHIELISd, Tuesday, July y.
In the grocery line tho chief features will bS
found to Ue All advance III provisions aud sugars.
The other quotations remain about The same as
those last given. Trade is very satisfactory, the
demand for goods being little ahead OF what
was anticipated at this time Of the year. COllec.
tons aEs coming IN well with the orders.
Flour and Gralh-FAncy patents, ,sprlnE and
winter 81 3jG5 Is: fancy family, white amber,
amber and winter, 81 % In paper; wood lbG
higher. Dat meHl-medIum 81 81 per bbl: fancy
u ". Rye goHs A2S. MIddlIngS per Ton So W
AL co., Bran per ton SO 0Qa2l ". Wheat per
bushel, No. !, SjR90c.
Fetd.-COrn per buShel zoe. Oats sc. BAled
hay per ton 81 W. Farmers are Offering loose
hay ~ 81 W per t0u.
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Railroads..

WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE r. r.
| w On and alter MONDAY, APRIL 80. 1898,
trains on the Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad
wIll rul a. follows:
LELVM HAKMIHs:
$50 a. n. 6:l0 a. m, 100 a. m, 500 a. m, 900
a. H. lO;Oo h. N, II 100 H. IN, 200 m, 20 D. IN
IN p. N. 1850 p. m, 400 p. m. 500 p M, 6:IO
,. n, 1:eo p. NJ, 500 p. M, $50 y. M.
LEAVm HHRELlSG PARK:
6lOa. NJ, TOO u. M. 500 a. M, 300 u. M, 1890
H. n, II ~ \. H., l2:OO Nj, 10 y. M, 200 p. No.
S:0s p. IN, 400 p. NJ. 800 p. M. 6:I0 p. M. 700
500 ?. ~, 1:S5 p. m, 1910 p. Ill.
SUEDATB.-Leayea at TOO u. m and run every
hour, except church tralu, Ut g;l6 p. IN. Leave
Wheeling Park Al 400 4. IN. and run every hour
until 10 p. M, except church trains, which will
leave the Park at 9:46 a. IN. and Wheeling At
i2:B ?. M. and 9:l5 p. n.
sN7f q UIRpCH, RuDt,
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U Centennial Exposition of the Ohio Valley.
Md IB celebrating the Settlement Of he Northwestern Territory

UNSURPASSED DISPEAY.
, 1888-11-24
Washington Notes.

WASHINGTON. Nov. pa disagreed
BILE piece of news comes across the water
to the effect that the stern of the English
gun boat Scout has sunk considerably, and
that the rear frames show signs of weak
ness. This sign of structural weakness
acquires importance from the fact that
the new gun boats, Yorktown, Ben
nington and others, recently built for our
navy, are patterned closely upon the
English model, which now show signs of
failure.
The president has directed the new
Fort Belknap Indian agency to be located
on Milk river, twelve miles east OF Snake
river in Montana. Change of location
was made necessary by the act of May |,
1888, which materially reduced the size of
the reservation, leaving the old agency
outside of the new limits.
The president came into the city from
Oakview this morning and remained at
the white house all day. He received a
number of visitors, among whom were
Mayor Chaplin of Brooklyn, Chief Justice
Fuller, Justice Lamar, Representative
Clements, and a party of friends from
Georgia.
Lord Sackville and his daughter and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chamberlain left for New
York on the IL o'clock. train to. day, and
tomorrow will leave for France on the
steamer La Bourgoyne. There was a large
number of prominent people, including
many members of the diplomatic corps,
at the station to see them off.
, 1888-11-24
The Investigation.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 23.- The senate in
v~estigating committee met at noon to-day,
and William Peters of Pittsburg told how
the dressed beef men forced the butchers
in his section to handle their meats
by establishing shops and underselling
them. jefferson Reynolds of Las Vegas,
N. M. was the next witness. He said:
The continued depression in prices we
receive for our steers has been a great sur
prise to us. When L was in NeX York
and Hartford l inquired at the hotels and
of butchers whether they we're paying as
much for their cattle as three years ago.
They said more. | informed them that
we we're not getting within so per cent of
what we got three years ago.
Senator Manderson-What did you get
for cattle five years ago?
Witness-$37.
Senator Manderson-What do you get
now2
Witness-S11.
Senator Vest-The cattle losses in
Montana several years ago were unprece-
dented. were they not?
Witness-Yes, [ have been so in
formed.
Senator Vest-Yet your business has
not been benefited in the least?
Witness-We expected increased trade,
but there has been no advance.
The investigation then adjourned to
Dec s
, 1888-11-24
Railroad Rumbles.

CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-It is officially
stated here that the Canadian Pacific will
build a branch to Detroit, connecting with
the Wabash system, thereby gaining an
entrance to Chicago. and become a com
petitor for western business in the United
States
LONDON, Nov. ga cablegram says
that Canadian Pacific shares have been
pressed for sale Yesterday and to day to
build their branch. The Standard
thinks the company hard up.
WINoNA, Mimi. Nov.-The Winona
& Southwestern railway was formally
opened to-day. The road is intended to
form a link between Winona and Omaha
In the great transcontinental line. includ-
ing the Lackawanna & Green Bay and
Winona on the east and the Union Pacific
on the west, also connecting at Sioux City
with the projected line to Ogden.
, 1888-11-24
THE FIERY REDS.
Anarchists Stirring Up Strife
in Chicago.
More Circulars Being Spread
in That City.
Fatal Railroad Accident in
Ohio.
The Fiery Reds.

CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-An anarchist cir
cular of the style made familiar by Par
Sons and Spies was well distributed to-day
through the saloons of the west and north
west sections of the city. After asking
subscriptions to defend the supposed dyna-
miters. Hronek, Chleboun and Sevic,
whose trial is to begin Monday, the circu-
lar lays:
Notwithstanding it (the law has MUIR
dered a number of our brethren this capt.
t~alistic beast thirsts for more blood and
apparently will not be satisfied until it
gets it. The workingmen of Chicago
cannot tell what will happen. Any day
they are liable to be taken away from their
breakfast tables, torn from their families
and locked up in Jail on account of some
trivial complaint from capital.
The paper goes on to say that capital
must be crushed and claims that the only
way to do it is for the w~orkingmen to or
ganize and fight for their rights. The
paper is printed in German and Bohemian
and signed by Fritz Berthon on behalf of
the newly organized Arbeiter Recht
Schultz Verein.