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t!rorerIe.

C,NNrp Goops -rincnpplcs, sIl56i. 30.
Peaches, 2 lbs, standard. si.SJmi.l 90. second,
fl.u1. Tomatoes, lbs standard Nir;
. lbs standard, sliu Strawberries a -.
l,nspbCrfics Il - lilackhcrrics. si.pl. Green
mr,4 ,liO. Pear. $50 rlums, - ~
Asparagus, siOO. Green corn, tlwmi. 80
Green pas. si.2i. Cove oysters. fall weight
~. rlCtn,c lbs, sl.h5oJi A. light weight.
Giv. . lbs Lea. Condensed milk. Crown.
81 H. Eagle. $50. Swiss. gil5. Salmon.
si.3a. S,rlinvs. sliO. mustard srlinc.
$50. Mackcrcl, Sl.l5; herring mack'
sra,u-Purc white. 7m,' e.. OF white. ~.
@5C. yellow clarified. ',ti h.. refined 4.
l',c standard gruulatrd 5lm7t &C.. pow
dcrd, s'.us'sc' cut loaf, s,sWSlsc opu
kettle, bAmbc strong
torrrr-tummun, i7r hir isisc prime
Rio. lpal1aC choice io fancy, ~, old
government 3itGiC. very strung.
sNir-snFinaW siJ,o6liO per brl. Ohio
River % littlA per hrl. Louisiana, s'ijm
! ~. sacks line, 800. coarse, sl2b, pkts,
2A,tt1c.
Rlcs-Loui'lann. i89o'.c Carolina "a
&c. firm,
STARCH gmIsc
IuLrsr lrmc Hats. -- New York iac.
tory, ---, .tull cream. b., Young America
lar.
MotAsua-louisdnn common 10 fair. p
ttmr primc choice. 3'at'. frfv. t,c' cen.
| triiurIls common io iu.r ID iae. prime "
chuicc. 3ld3w syrup htty firm.
| tANrirfH>i.rss. ull aI.H iu bV, pals
nnd hrlss'. WN'ay fancy escorted. nissl2l sC
extra fancy limav. firm
soar ANn tANpLs-,uIp . Csc, candles
/ full weight, Ice
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CHICAGO, H., March 1.-The Dr0uers' Journal
reports; Cattle Receipts, $500 head;
shipments. $500 head. Market strong quail
ity poor choice to extra beeves, 81. 25g4. 40;
steers, S3.00@i.00 stockers and feeders, 81. 25
@3.40 cows, bulls and mixed, 81 .50Ge3 10.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head shipments,
$500 head. Market opened &c higher ana
closed lower; mixed, s4.609is0 heavy,
%,55GLS5; light, $i.GO@l.s5.
| Sheep-Receipts $500 head; shipments,
1000 head. Market slow; natives. $3.50
800; western corn fed S4,3j@4,75; lambs,
| 81. OOd02O
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At noon; Spois-Busnoss good at nm
changed prices Sales, 1900 bales, of which
1880 We're American. Receipts 800 bales,
Of which 22l0 were American. Closing
quotations wcr n follows Culinary, sid,
good ordinary 5Asl. low m.diling. sd.
middling. . ll.l6d; good middliug, > l5.l6l.
Futures opened quiet and steady and
closed firm.
These prices arc given IN pence and GIths,
thus 6GJ means GGjGid, and 5.0l mean ;
5.ol-64d
Ala pm, March. 5l5 sellers March
April, 5.45 sellers April.May 5.t5 sellers.
May'Junc, 5tj sollcrs, Junc.July, $40 sell
e-s, July-Augusi, $40 buyers August sep
tcmher 54i buyers SrptemhJr-Octobcr
h.2l seller.. s.ntomhrr. SIS hnyers.
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cealsInII..

HAY-C huicc from store $50 chr load
from lc,cc M depot sl5j'atiGOO, prime.
frum store 7im sng; err load. from lcycc no
depot slijpaitup prairie, from store, j11
G'r ear load, from icycc or depot, $1,000
100
tOEN-Fpm storc, white, i7c mixed, ijc;
from leycc or depot white. iu bulk. i0'. In
sacks 81. mixed, in bulk. iit, in sacks, dc.
liuAN-lUm store. Sic; from lcyce or de
pot as. OOttl5jp
OArs-from store, white. SEC mixed 3jc.
from lovcc or depot, white in bulk. $40
Ec In sacks 3ic. mixed, in bulk 2J}sci la
strks go,
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FIsu-M nckcrcl, hall brls. No. I. tli.25.
40 2. $500 30. 3. 500. lulh kits. No /.
$40. No 2, si.i5, No. 9, tl2l Dry Herring
Family 3ic per box, y g. rpc herring,
bali brls, $50. White fi,h-llnlf brls,
500
Hoo pEupuCr.-StrpnF pork si3 25CIl3. 20:
sugircurcd hams non e. Hrrnkfnst bacon.
lO'sWll a., clear rib side bacon. 7ih@7Nc,
bulk pork, clear sides, 7r. clear rib sides,
6ltc long clear, CSC shoulders. &c.
fnrst ME,r--licof hindgnalters, bGf7c:
furcpunrtcr,, 2ls0gic Cty hogs, GHic,
country dressed. iisNtGc per 10. spare ribs, q
Ctsc: backhoncs. bGtie per ~.
LAHp-rcs Z isc hall brl., 7a4c kegs, 79lc;
choice kettle \ 'lmiug strong.
Pos rEu-lirls, 500, half brls, $3.50
kcg., si.25
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and higher Rio, common to prime, 1920.
sugar-strong and higher Open kettle,
strictly prime, 5H@5 5-1Gc; fully fair, SIC;
good fair, 5-i6c fair, SC; good common
4JSc; common, 4ss@4Ac. Centrifugal, off
white 619@6 9.l6c; gray, do. 696@6 7-16c;
prime yellow clarified, 62s@6 7-l6c of do,
$4,000. inferior, 3Ca4 Molasses-Strong;
open kettle, strictly prime, SAC; good prime,
centrifugal strictly prime, 2i@25c prime,
l0(g2Ooi fair l7c;common to good common,
l5Cgl6c. Syrup, nominal Rice-steady;
ordinary to prime, 3TGl5c
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TiouE-Fr0m store, choice. it2jG Is,
fancy, sl5jft3 ~. extra fancy g. 2it.i. 80.
patent. - $4,000 easy.
,EA,Eu,-Sr.ia extra ~. treble extra.
Ggi'sc einEer SNAPS. 7as'sc assorted jun.
hlD-. llrl2'4C. cream cracker. 9isfsisc.
CUEyuE,I--lcarI. $50 RULER, s2UDg2 l1
firm.
Br,Ns avp F,sNayy beans, s22i; me
dium. s4Ul
OArNEAi-lu half briS $3.50 from store.
CRACKED WHEAr-ln halls brls, ~ 30 from
store.
HUmsH ANb GHtrs-Frum store, S32l
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NEW YoRK, March IA more active and
spirited trade was reached by jobbers today.
The demand for staple goods was wider,
though still conservative, while fancy fab
RIGS made expressly for the season were very
active. Drives in ginghams continued, and
new Amoskcag A. +. g. dress goods were
successfully placed upon the market at
i0Hc less discount Business with agents
was steady and OF fair average. The mar
kot at first hands is generally in good posi-
ton, and prices are maintained.
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NIerrILANInr. nnNn.
COTTON MARKET.

Tho local cotton market opened very firm
aud co.cd very duu, middlinr Jl.c.
salcs, $500 bales, including SD bale, Ia,t
evening Of which 2VJo bale, 10 exporters
aud i,b1p bales 90 spinnrr,.
ENCuNNGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary 5isc good ordinary. $50. low
middiing p',c middliuR.o 1915. plpi mid.
dluF 10 o.loc middling fair, ~ II-iGc. fair,
nominal, dusty A@lc lower.
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sacks, eO@7Oc; Utah 10000 per bui sweet,
So O09250 per brl.
NuTs-Cocoanuts, S30o@3.5O per 100 pea
nuts, Virginia, 7@sc; Tennessee farmers
stock, 5@6c; roasted l@l4 higher; shellvd
red, Sc; white,7c; Spanish, l0c; pecans, Texas
old, 7@l2c; Arkansas 5000; italian chest
nuts, l0@l2cl5.
FREsH FIsn-Buffalo, lac per lbi cat, DC
per ID. Game-perch, trout, etc, 5@sc per
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Lave stock.

CArrLE-Choicc 10 extra, Sh@37ly; good,
3G3i,c. scalawags 60 medium, lhM2l.c.
choice feeders, no and up. 2A@3c, feeders.
55l 90 $50, 2lsa2A.c.
HoGs-thoicc corufcd, ii!@I4c; good,
Si3itli5n common, 3laUic.
SURF, hoicc, 4c, medium . "a ic;com.
mon, SiUOCsl.5n.
L,NBs-Choicc. Sc, common To good, per
head Il gnEIg ~
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Grain and proytsiors.

CHICAGO, H., March IA fair business
was transacted in wheat and the market re-
covered somewhat from the recent decline.
May delivery sold TO a point 2Isr higher
than Yesterdays closing and closed about
! sc higher. Most OF the trading conferred
in the May future aud there was pretty good
buying which forced the short interest in.
One large trader bought freely at the inside
iigdres Of the day, and was also credited with
having been large purchaser yesterday, but
az the advance of today sold out fair guam
uty For July the market ruled rather
quiet. and after selling TO point lc above
yesterdays closing declined lc and closed
about &c higher than yesterday.
Corn ruled fairly active, with the feeling
stronger, in sympathy with wheat and pro-
visions.
Trading was more general than for some
days past there being more doing on outside
account The market opened firm at yestcr-
days closing prices and gradually advanced
&c, cascd OF 5sc, ruled steady and closed &c
higher than yesterday.
Oats were active but weak aud lower.
Price, for MAY declined 80, rallied "a 80,
but rccolcd Sc, and the market closed easy
at &c below Yesterdays last sales.
A very brisk trade was repOrjc I ia mess
pork Early in the day the market was
stronger and sales were made at lOtIi2lsc
advance, aud followed by a further upprvci.
alton OF 7i.@iOc. Later the market weak
cncd with free offering. and reduction OF
TisGinc was submitted To. From this
point prices rallied lOdl2 &C. but soon weak.
cucd aud reduction ui 3bMj2 20 was re-
ported. Toward the close the market was
stcadicr and prices advanced 2's@ic and
closed rather quiet
4 weak and uu, titled feeling prevailed In
lari during the greater portion of the day.
and a material reduction IN prices was suD-
mittcd TO- The close was tame
Short ribs were active unl irregular, clos
ing quiet aud lower
The leading futures ranged rs follows:
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imIans-M q ERR, o.. N & 7 q a. a.. Ia =
Rh e. M&LRRh C.oAsW RNttL In
4 4 ~ u, Hii K,Cs& NRHC kUNNHtH
o.; Mr. ". a.. Touu Md al ,iramcn Ilo
wagons - Total. illl bales
Eypurs ~ DWE u5 LANRu. Gsf e. q a
sNHH at. % a o q. 400 KuMAUU
u. -. icnl Ma. irH steamer. nuf.h. -. Total
~ bales
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GENERAL TRADE.

No changes were male In the quotation
lis's today. The amount oi grain in store u
a. follows Corn. 90. 30 bushels. oats IOl,-
so bushels wheat. }l3 bushels.
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Cash quotation, were ~ follows
Flour-Quict aud uuch med.
No. spring wheat, Si.Ug 40 lOu3,; No. 3
spring wheat, Siggic; No. rcd, sL0OjsG
iOIH
No. corn, 35c.
No. 2 oats, 2Ii4c.
No. . rye, sc.
No. barley, nominal.
No. I haX,ced, Sl.iS
Prime timothy seed, si iOdi.i3.
Me-, pork Der brl, Si2Ojml2lO.
Lard per 100 lbs, sGOJmhJ2ia.
Short rib sides, loose, tGijmG25.
Dry ,alicd shoulders, boxed. sj.2jdj.37lE
short clear sides, boxed, iGjpaGG2lf
Rcccipts-Flour il,OO0 brls wheat. "a. OOG
hW corn 1900 bu. oats, 1900 bu, rye,
1000 hu, barley $500 hu.
Shipments Flour 7,OOJbrlg wheat, -. on
hu corn, 5000 hu. oats, 69,UO1 bu; rye,
300 hu, barley, i,UDp bu.
ST. Louis, Mo-, March 7.-Flour-Stcady.
no demand aud business light
WAcat-llighcr An advance IN Chicago
started the market higher, though the
weather WIS tine aud cables duh The close
was weak with sellers at advances of Nmlc
Tor May aud &c fur July. Ne. 2 red cash,
80 idHlsc bid, May NJ z@Ji.sc and closed
~ GNmBisc. June t5 a5i.c anl closed
at m'g July 39ojI4c, closed at ,j}stJsbilc
asked
Corn-llighcr and drm. No. 2 mixed,
cash, 2s'i, May, 3O1imjO'sc and 3im3iic,
closed at BE bid July 32a@32,sc, closed
JEisUtJt' .c asked.
uals-lovcT No. ? cash, 2j'.c; May closed
NJ y, 90 bid.
Rye No. ,. &c.
bHrlcy-Nu demand.
llay-stuugcr prairie, SGJOga2E tim.
othy, Sll.ulHsi31O.
BuuHjlttbic.
tlnN,ool-Q uotablc at SIS.
Lead firmer but quiet chemical hard.
So y. cprrpding $50
Buucr-QuicG creamery, 2iM2jc. dairy,
2iCt2lc.
Eu~-Goo stock firm at &c.
tuumcnl-sl.SA6tlnD
P5uyislons--Strongcr
Pork 31iE.
Ilfd--pr.mc steam sale tbl SG75mGsn.
Dry salt Mcats-Shouldrr, So. long,
and ribs, $40 short clears 5000.
Bacon Boxed shoulder. %. longs and
| ribs. SilOHtl2's, short rlcar sI2j.
llnms-lut.I2c.
Rcrriptv-iiour 2OoO brl, wheat 1900
bu, corn, ilOO bui oats liOJO bu; rye,
loo, barley GuOO bu.
shpmcnis-Flour. 0OOl hrlE wheat. 100
bu, cora, GjOJu bu. oats, 500 bu, rye
none. barley none.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, March Wheat
! Quiet, No. ? red. cash, ~ 80 asked. No. soft
cash. no bids nor Offering MAY. We bid,
Con-Stcady; No. cash, mo- bids MOI
offerings NAV. nc bid, ad'tr asked. No. .
white, cash, 20'Ec bid May 2'9,c bid, 2stc
ashel.
Oals-No cash, no bids May, &c asked
.. erorerics
Ctf'c,uo H., March T-On the produc,
Exchange today the butter market wal
steady aud unchanged. Ela.- Unchanged.
CN,iSNArL o., March 7.-Whisky-
Steady. sales. si3 barrels finished goods ON d
basis of u 90. BUTTERFLY good demand
Sumr-Fm. EHS-Firmer at non &c.
Chccsc-Firm.
Nav YouK, March 7,-Codto-Option,
opened barely steady > points up to 10 point,
down. closet steady AMI unchanged To
| points up. better cables, fair business. sales
| III 100 bair, including March si7l5Gti7.25
Apul. fl5 ibMSi7.2j, MAY, si1l5gl73O
/ June. az gOMi7a1. July Si1 iu6t7ha
AUGUST st.5,. September Si7.hi6lI5 sl
| OIobcr. sl5.75mi7sp, November sl5.S5
| December. sif.15, January tl7WmiSOO
February si1sjaisOO SPOT Rio firm, fal
/ Cnrruys, iuc.
supr-Raw firm; refined strong aud goo,
| demand
MoiaScs Foreign strong New orcau
| quiet
Ricc-Quci aud firm
Nav onnASs March 7.-Concc- stran,
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Co,ton seed pro,,ue,s.

PRNE CRUDE OIL-i0a &c; prime summer
yellow, jod53c; choice cooking summer ycl
low, 3Gj'c; cotton seed meal, 5000, les.
than car load, 81 %
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OIL ana Turpentine.

ST. Louis, No, March Wool quiet ant
dull; offerings light.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
E.oNEY 2 TO 9 PER CENT. NEW YORK
EXCHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Very Firm-Middling Cotton, o
7-ec- Sales Today, $500 Bales-The
General Market is Steady--Meats Are
Strong.


A1PEAL bfFlCE [
THURSDAY EVENING, March !, 1889
The money market is easy, with fair de-
mand and abundant supply at tho banks
Rates TO per cent.
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SENATOBIA FARM
NEAR SENATo8iA, MISS,
OFFERS TIE SERVICES or TWO TnoT
TING srALLIyNs.

Capt Games, No. 1924,
Limited 10 len Approved Mlrcs nt 81 Cash the
season-scason Ends July !.
Colt trotter, arr In demHud This houc should
get them. his sire 20. D. c. 6f01) a colt trpt.
taT. hi grandsirv onward, Ian IL the grcAtrsi
sire Of cot trottcr known. having put four thrcc
y6aruds In the ~ list In one year: his first dsm
fancy Day. r,coTd &.ol was s.rrd by Alcalde. who
cot liSlas the sire III the unbeatcn colt tfottcr
Susie s." 2is; his second dam by another great
brood man sire. kcnturky CLAY tout Of the ROdea
marr. dam Lady Thurlc, 2isk and Mambrino
paicLenl; his third dam by still smother famous
brood marc sire, Edwin Forrest fourth. Attn and
sixth dams b. th0roughbred sires. Individually.
Capt Csrnes "a a three carold blood bay, sixteen
hands high. elegantly pruporioned stallion.
Col jefferson (Blind)
IA Offered a. the Public NJ $40 Cash
Tie wns sired by the greatest brood mare sire
known. Mambrino fHtchcn whose s1nt arr taking
dnt rank A. brood mare sircs dam Alei. an old
time truttcr. Jefferson At three ythn " age a
picture that would make any honsman feel good
To- hands high. stylish. Nnimetrical and nncly
lliiisd. None Of HE Ect are blind. all show spltn.
dld trpitipg actiou. AMI arr game and hand snmc
foidstcu iic sired the fastest iwO.y year old that
showed about Memphis last summer
HE-Ali stocz handled carefully. but no rcspousi.
hlllty tot accidents. mArs pastufcd al ~ per
month fed grain. so For further iniormailoi
Address z. LYTLE. Man'gr.
1913 ~. Paul 81. Mem bis. Tenn.
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CORRESPONDENTS
Alliance Bank, Limited, London England
Chemical National Bank, 8: New 70 X
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closed at 81 1916 for money and 81 1916 for
the account The amount of bullion with
drawn from the Bank OF England on bal
ance today is f12l goo, The bullion in the
Bank of England incressee $4,000 during
the past week. The prdportion Of the Bank
of England's reserve to liablity is now l2.fo
per cent. Bar silver 4Ohd per ounce
PARIS, March 6-Three per cent. rentes,
S5f 371gc for the account The weekly state
ment of the Bank of France shows decrease
Of 100000 francs gold, and 2l25,OOO francs
silver.
BANK cLEARTNGs.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 7,.-Clcarngs, SlO,-
54s 600.
NEW ORLEANS, La, March 7.-Clearings,
$3,027 40.
NEW YoRK, March 7.-ClCarings, Sll9,2s6,'
Sl7; balances IS, l39, 1877,
ST. LOUIS Mo-, March 7.--Clearings, 49,
2G3, PA, balances, $53lG0l.
BALTIMORE, Md, March 7.-Clearings, 81
BOZ, 1875 balances, $3.50, 1872.
BoSToN, Mass, March 7-Clearings, Sl3,'
39OO0i; balances, Sl,4O2,02s,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 7.-Clearing g,
SlO,0j2, 3GS; balances, 81, l2sGl0.
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New Yor. Dry Goods Market.

CLEVELAND, o., March 7.-Petroleum easy
$ W., ll0o, TIC.
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-Late this afternoon
warrants were sworn out by Police-inspec-
tor Bonfield for the arrest of j. J. West,
proprietor, and Joseph Dunlop, city editor,
of the Times, charging them of criminal
libel for the publication, this morning, of
an interview with the wife of Detective
Loenstein, in which she charged her hus-
band with acting as a ''fence" for thieves,
and alleging that Police-captain Setback
was cognizant of the fact. Mr.. Dunlap was
arrested in his room in the Times building
and taken to the Harrison-street station,
where he remained in cell until O'Clock,
when he was released on bail. At about
the same time Mr.. West, who had heard of
the issuance of the warrant, appeared at
the Harrison-street station with his bonds
men. The warrant of arrest was at the
Central station, and some delay was caused
by the necessity of sending fori it.
No sooner had Mr.. West and Mr.. Dunlop
been released than they were again placed
under arrest. The charge was the same,
but in this case the complainant was Capt.
Setback. Bonds were promptly furnished,
and the two editors were allowed to go their
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Boy Killed in a UNIQUE Manner.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. AT noon yester-
day Noah Stropp, thirteen-year-old white
boy, was killed at his fathers home on
Lepage street. The manner of his death is
most unusual. All the rear portion of his
skull was blown away by a charge of water
fired from an old army musket, relic of
the war. The boy and his sister, younger
than himself were playing. together in the
kitchen. Securing an old musket which
had not been fred for twenty-seven years,
he unscrewed the barrel from the stock,
filled the barrel with water and placed the
his little sister ''come and hear the water
in the barrel boil" he leaned over and
placed his ear to the breech of the weapon.
As he did so, the explosion occurred and
several feet away and having his head
nearly carried off. The barrel of the musket
contained charge which had been placed
in it during the war. The boy was not
aware of this and was merely in search of
finn
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member, by the puerile, trivial, little,
uneducated idea of trundling up to the
clerks asd desk 5g gss IF PI bo to
much intellectual efforts as was required
for prize fight, any bill to which he was
opposed; and that was craftsmanship. and
deliberation, ant. carrying on of the bust
glad that the committee on rules was going
to break down that abuse and make the
rules conform to what was good order and
business proceeding.
Mr. Barnes, of Georgia, who is one of the
chief opponents of the Oklahoma bill, de-
clared that he would openly and manfully
take advantage of the rules to defeat a
measure which he deemed to be unjust and
unfair.
nority had no rights except the right to dis
cuss, the right to protest, and the right to
vote. The right to decide belonged tC the
majority.
Mr.; Grosvenor. of Ohio. argued that the
question of consideration could not be
raised against the resolution, as it came up
to-day in exactly the same condition that it
was laid down yesterday, with the yeasand
nays ordered on the demand for the pre-
vious question.
The general rule of the House
was that question of consideration
could be raised against any question called
up. In this instance the facts were that
that the resolution had been reported yes
terday as matter of privilege. its consid-
Grafton entered upon, and the yeas andnays
ordered on the demand for the
previous question. The Chair thought, and
ton and doubt, that under the circum-
stances the question of consideration could
not be made against it, and the Chair so de-
cided. "The Clerk will call the yeas and
said the Speaker after delivering his de-
cision.
Don't VOTE" shouted Mr.. Anderson, and
enough of his adherents respected his in
junction to break quorum, the vote stand
ing, yeas 100, nays 81.
Adiourned
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Enforcing the Iowa Prohibition Law.

move for the enforcement of the prohibi-
tory law took place yesterday. The sheriff
made raid on Wholesale liquor estab-
hshment, and seized about 200 barrels of
whisky and 100 cases of wine. The Hotel
the the sheriff last evening Mayor Duncan
is the proprietor of the hotel. These raids
have oaused q great sensation among the
liquor and saloon men, and it is the general
belief that number of them contemplate
removing beyond the limit of the State.
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DENVER, Col, Jan. 4.-W. r. Fay, presi-
Gas Company, and individually one of
Denvers wealthy citizens, has been arrested
on a grand jury Indictment charging him
with manslaughter. Fay was superintend-
ing the work done by the laborers who were
killed by the cave-in by the cable road, q
week ago. After the accident verdict of
criminal carelessness" was returned
against Fay, and his indictment followed.
Thomas and O'Hara, his two foremen, were
also Indicted
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-01-05

Local Weather Report.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 4.
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Loss of Life by the Adams Disaster.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. 4.-The United
burning of the steamer Kate Adams have
obtained evidence which satisfies them that
forty-two persons were lost instead of four,
teen, as they reported several days ago. 1t
appears that eighteen children among the
deck passengers and ten of the boats crew
viOusly noted.
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Chicago Newspaper Men Arrested.

Trace of precipitation. Note-One inch
melted snow equals ten inches of snow.