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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-12-06
BUCKINGHAM PALACE.
1t Was Erected With Money Belonging t.
Irish Catholics.

1t Was Erected With Money Belonging TO
Irish Catholics.
It may not be generally known that
one of the royal palaces of England was
built by the money of Irish Catholics.
This interesting fact was mentioned
some time ago by Most Rev. DR.. Moran,
Bishop of Dunedin, New Zealand, in
discourse on education in his cathedral
church. The history Of the matter as
given by the Bishop, is beief1y AS follows:
Among the Catholic church property
seized and confiscated in France during
the revolution was the property OF two or
three colleges founded in France by Irish
Catholics for the education Of their child
rem. at q time when British penal laws
prevented them from getting Catholic
education in their own land. After the
revolution England claimed from the
French Government and got compensa.
ton to the extent OF $780,
600 for the property of British
subjects seized by the revolutionists.
In this sum was included 81 1850, 600 in lieu
of the Irish Catholic College property,
Irish Catholics being British subjects,
although banned by British law. Instead
of paying the money over to the Irish
Catholic owners of the. property thus
compensated for, or to their heirs or rep
resentatives, the British Government used
every cent of it in building Buckingham
Palace, which is now one of the Queen Of
England's royal residences. Many efforts
have been made from time to time by
Irish members of Parliament to induce
the Government TO make restitution, but
these efforts have been all in vain. Not
a dollar of the money has been restored
What is the proper term with which to
designate this? The answer will suggest
itself to all minds that recognize common
honesty and common decency.
St. Michaers Clock.
The works for the tower clock Of St.
Michael's Church, Baltimore, Nd, have
been mpleted. They are the largest of
the kind made, and are operated on the
pneumatic principle. They are six feet
six inches long, and mark the time on four
dials seven feet nine inches in diameter.
These works are as accurate as chron-
ometer, and are operated by pneumatic
pressure, (which is regulated and controlled
by simple clock Of chronometric accur-
acy on the ground floor $50 feet from the
tower clock, and in an even temperature,
SO that the changing of temperature or
sway of the tower does not affect the
accuracy Of the clock in the tower. In
this respect the pneumatic clock has the
advantage over any other system which
is affected by such forces st.
Micbael's clock strikes the hour on
bell weighing 1890 pounds and tho
quarters on two bells weighing 800 and
1900 pounds each. # u
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-12-06

Rev. Francis Steinbrecher, who at
present is under appointment from tho
Government to gather statistics concern
ing the Indians IN Wisconsin, has been
appointed secretary Of the diocese sof
Green Bay, and will make his plaoe of
abode at Bishop Katzer's resid enc,e. I
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-26
Brief Mention.

w. L. Sweeney, Cain City, was on to-
days market with car of good hogs.
7 his is Mr.. SIS first shipment to the yards
and he returned home much pleased with
his trial trip.
Isaac Simpson, Freeport, was at the
yards with a car of mixed stock.
Gustave Koch, Cheney, marketed a car
of mixed stock.
John Siceloff, Belle Plaine, came in with
a double iecked car of hogs.
Ed Clark, Andover, had car of hogs at
the yards.
MIR l.. c. Sharp, assistant superintend-
ent OF the yards wishes TO return his most
sincere thanks to friends and neighbors
who SO kindly assisted during the late
sickness and death of his wife.
Bosley Bros, city, marketed cattle.
Thos. Alexander, city, had cattle On to-
DAYS market.
The Cincinnati Price Current reports
the packing of the principal points in the
west for the week at 49, 600 hogs, against
265, 900 for the corresponding week in 1889
an increase of 10000. The increase for
the winter season so far is about $50, 900
hogs.
FIGURING on THE CORN CROP.
From the Philadelphia Record
The chief inspector OF the Philadelphia
commercial exchange, who recently made
tour of investigation in the western corn
belt, has been SO impressed with the mag
nitude of the corn crop th.t he has drop
ped into n little calculation that shows
the crop TO be pretty nearly large enough
TO stretch girdle of freight cars around
the glcbe. Mr.. FOeriLg says the crop of
1900, 600 coo bushels will require 1888, 339
cars for its Interpretations. ana as the
average length Of a ar IS thlrty-five feet,
the entire length of this mammoth corn
train would be 1906, O55 feet, or 22,O96
miles
The business of the stock yards during
the past week has been very satisfactory.
The market on both hogs and cattle has
been active. Buyers have taken hold well
and ali stock has been sold at good prices
for the quality, and sellers on a whole have
been well satisfied. Our market is grow
ing all the time and gaining new shippers
every day, and the best part of it is they
always come bsck. There are a large
number of young hogs being fed and viii
be ready for market in about sixty days
The stock yards company and the COM
mission men are much pleased with pros
poets of large increase in business very
soon. Our packers are crying for more
hogs. Come in and try our market.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-26


The harvest excursion" season = pass
and the Santa Re route, p.eased WITH IL.
success Ia each n those srcursions, sgais
comes 20 the front with sill another I'm
ducestsu, for people 10 travel via thA-
popular linz. in the way % rouud-trip sI-
eursion ticEsts. a. grsssiy reduced ss.
20 priDeip pal points IA Old SexieoH View
Mexico and TsIa-, also Aiksa. :. e. Ao-
zustA Ga, Birmingham. Az. bru7s-
wick, Ga. CallsB.n. Fiz.. CnArlezson. :.
G. Jacksonville Fls-. Motifs. Ala. New
Orleans, la savannah. Ga. TkofSAs-
wills. ga. limited 20 Fsfnru H9t later shss
June !, $50 Transit Limit % poiots "a
New Mexico. Old Mckee .Ud Texas vii
be days each vsy. % ether soiats 1sss ~
above, transit Ha7it Will De days s4rsi
way
Tickets are aiso now &C sale 20 principal
TOURIST points % Cal f0Tria. also Psessix
aad Prescott, AYsL, Portlsat. Ore: good
for SIX rnontbs. VITA z0aey Limit % d<ys
Las Vszss Hot syr1oEs. y. ~ Ogden add
salt IAxs CITY. Utah. hsso and AOp.ss2.
good FOR q days frsas.t limit Gays each
way sso2-orsr priv .sEss allowed ca az
tourist tickets within ;rsasak ian t.
Fall snfoYm&tl9n ckssTfuiiy z4Fen resa-
tive 70 routes snd rat>s sil~-tr5p rsEss
add o;Asr sp~e3Hi rates % poinfs On tia
T 4. : r r. = eaess1 ca .v2lBsxtton.
-is-psu. rsr scoonsTu aztl0ss ss-urssl snd
hs.gse~ csscxed % cssfl-atlor Call o1
o. address : y HuYs1ock. xx1u., "a -.
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FINANCE DCONMERCb
WICHITA MARKETS.

Receipts for twenty-four hours, 70 cat
tie, Alb hogs, and for the week 672
cattle, 1888 hogs, showing an in
crease OF 7e cattle and $50 hogs over
last week--The receipts were light to-
day, a. is generally the case on Satur-
day-The market on good cattle was
steady and good clearance was made
The feeling on cattle in Eastern mar
kets is a little weak---Common and
HABITAT stuff suffered most--There is
decline from yesterday of from 2 1-2
to 3 cents IN the hog market, but the
quality today was pot as good by
IL cents--Eyerything sells quick and
at good prices as compared with other
markets--The close was strong on the
decline.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-26
Chica 90 Grain ana Produce.

CHICAGO, IL, Jan. % The wheat mar
ket WAS again weak today aud prices closed
about $4c lower than Yesterday. The buy
ing was mostly in the interest of shorts
who took advantage of the weak spots to
buy and large lines were covered.
A light business was reported in corn
the market ruling duh and featureless he
entire session. Fluctuations covered only
fractional range AMI closing prices were
a shade lower than yesterday.
Surrounded by easier markets for other
cereals, All increase in arrivals and at the
same time limited outside demand, the
market for oats today suffered dizziness
and values were lowered a trifle below the
former level.
NOT much life was manifested in the
market for hog pr ducts and the feeling
was easier. Trading was chiefly in May
contracts with some little business iu
transferring from February and March to
May.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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ROYAL FLLlSAES.

Queen Victoria never spoke to Browning
except ones
Prince Louis Bonaparte is good natured
young man, more like the wonen than the
men OF his family.
Bismarck was once offered 81 a word bv an
American magazine editor for all the manu-
script he would furnish
The ex-enoeror Of Erszl is member of
the Paris Aoadeeiy Of Sciences under the
name of Dom Pedro do Aica1tara
Portugais new king, Carlos, is devoted
sportsman, an accomplished musician, speaks
seven languages and paints in water colors.
Prince havana Nakoa. nephew Of King
Kalakaua, OF the Sandwich Islands, has en-
tered the Royal Agricultural college at ca
rencester, England.
Prince Albert Victor of Wales had to aban-
don his proposed visit TO Manda1ay, Burmah,
The effort to raise fund for his entertain
Snent in e1-King Theebaw's capital was not
successful
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-26
I've STOCK MARKETS.
BY Telegraph

KANSAS CITY. No. Jan s5.-The Daily Indicator
reports: CATTLE-Receipts it9u shipments so
Market weak at l0C lower steers : la- . COWS
81 15s.- a. stockerN and feeders S2Sl' 10 q pES-
Receipts 6stn, shipments so. Market 2-rS5c
lower. Al grades 5~sS .. Bulk - s1>SS ~
SHEEP-kecepts asN. shipments 81. Market
steady. Good 10 choice mutJouS and lambs
s StH5 ~ StoCSers and feeders IS - ) -
CHICAGO. III Jan 25,-Ihe Drovers journal re-
porte: CArIlE-Receipts ESQ. shipments none
Market quiet and steady. Reeve. - SHa5 q
steers oNa5 a. stocAsrs and feeders 81 . 3 >;
rows. Ills ard mixed 81 2sES O..
Texas cattle l 5lEG55 So HOGS ReceintS 22as.
shipments =: Ma ket weak and &c lower.
Mixed s. ga 6,'e. heavy !, t5GS -,
light IS Co.'s -, >Sips 0s5S s.. SHEEP-Roceipjs
"a shipments - Market strong Natives - 10
&c 8 western corn led ~ s5ez5 %, Texans So -
90 lambs - cues ~
ST LOFTS. Mo. Jan. observation-disclosures 100
fs-,cy native steers - Sa~5 c. sroCkers. and
fe-iers - 9F.S - range steers . t0SS a Hogs
Receiuts Is q shipments lell. Market SC Tower
Fair TO choice heavy IS stsS a packlrc
grades s. .CaS s.. SHEEP-keceIpts sol ship
;nents 20 Market strong. Fair 10 choice ! u
Sos " lambs s. 2oV16 ~.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-26
Wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA. Kan. Jan -
No change in prices and but little Improvement IN
the demand There seems TO be Little prospect Of an
advance en- either corn or wheat AZ present he
ceipIs for "a hours lsU bu, corn Z w. ou oats,
GRAIS-Car lots rack
WHEAT-Good milling jNs1>c, while other grades
are quoted al ~ ana down.
co. NO. i l-,Ll5
OATS-EdlA
RYE-NO. p 3.724c- No. : 2G922c-
HAYS 70 per ton. a 90 In car lots.
GROUND CoRN-ChoP IN csg lots sc per loo lbs.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-26
che dhia Daily Eagle Sunday 9Hormfn january &C.
Wichita Produce Market.

W diK- -
The receipts of country produce for the week have
been only about enough to supply the demand but
y Is coming in more freely today. Eggs are
shade lower Butter In good supply and dragsy. ap-
PIES scarce and higher.
POTAT0ES-Kansas sc per bu: northern sc.
. O2ANGES-Mextcan 80 IS 10 per crates Florlda
. l5Fst % per box.
LEM0NS-Nlas IS 1875 90 per box.
APPLES.S1 4es1 80 per bu; = 2ota4 80 per Dbl
CABBAGES-SortherT - it's3 10 per lU ID
ONIONS--Spanish 90c per bu. Kansas 81 o..
BANANAS-sI 51s2 20 per bunchs
EGGS--l2 per COZ.
BUTTER--Fancy creamery 25c. choice creamery.
&c; choice butter lSc fair lSc; cooking butter Uc
CEICKENS-Dressed 6I2d,Sc per ID live s. SOS W
per doz.
TURKEYS Live 6s7c per ID, dressed sCSllc.
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Wichita Hide and Tanow Market.

WICHITA. KAN Jan. Is.
Dealers looking for hides to go still lower
which seems almost impossible. There is some
tradin- at prices given,
HIDES--No ] green e11c per 10, No.2 green &c per
H.. No. l green salt 6, No. green salt &c
dry hides 466+c per 10. bulls aud stays 11sc.
TALLOW--No. 313c per III: No. R9c
SHEEP PELTS--3p.S75c each
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-26
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NEW YORK. Jan. Is.
Money on call easy, ranging from Pc to 3 per
cent last loan 2s closed offered al 2a93 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5G6l9.
Sterling EXCHANGE quiet but rm at II sig for sixty
DAYS bills and ~ S 1e for demand.
The total sales of stocks 49, p shares.
The stock market closed active and higher today
at small fractions over Yesterdays figures.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-26

ARKANSAS CITY, Kan, Aug. 10, SO
The Attoraey-' Pocket Docket was receiv
ed ali right and will say that it is the mos.
complete and convenient article tina. law
yer can have in his Office TO facilitate bust
ness. 1t IL just what every lawyer needs
that has any business in court.
Yours, ETC., Nm. WIsTry
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-26
WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CATTLE.

CATTLE.
Receipts 20 shipm1nts none. The cattle market
curing the past week has been good one and quit
business has been done with satisfactory r suits
TO both buyer ana seller. All good fat stock sell
readily at stroug market value. Poor ana har TAI
81 III is slow and weak There seems to be a weak
or feeling in eastern markets Odays close Good
fat butcher cows ard heiferS sell we'll There Il
elso strong demand for stockers and feeders:
:. a - Aa. 80. Sa-l
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-26

FULTON. Kan. March g. ISsQ.
Dear Sir: Enclosed postal note for 81 o. in
payment for Attorneys Docket" Am
wei. pleased with same, as it is the hand
lest aud al the same time, concise and
comprehensive POCKET docket have seen
1ne Diary Index and Alphabetical Index
are valuable features
Respectfully.
Z c. GATES. Attorney az Law
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-26
Kansas City Produce
KANSAS CITY. Mo. lar. 3

Kansas City Produce
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Jan. IS
The Daily Indicator reports.
FLOUR-Firrn. XXX ~ 27e4 cl choice s. zoos IS
fancy s. S0s4 A. pSten. 81 DS4 y
NHEAr-Active aud higher. No hard cash G3isc
January 64leC. No red cash and January 6SC.
CORS-Neaker, No cash 2l3.c, January siS.c
bid
oATS-No cash lec January Iss.
EGE-NO. cash 90 bid; sc asked.
MILLSTt FF'-Easy
CORN JHOP-42c.
RRA\-AC
HAY teady. Fancy : 51s6 %
fLAN : Quiet and unchanged az 81 so
LEAD-Quiet bus steady Desllv-riZed refined
TI.R-Creanery - nc dairy n &c
CHFESE-Kasy- Full cream twins WSsllc
Young Americs fsSl.c. western SEQ.
EGGS-l9 like.
CORN MEAL-SteSdy 81 81 seal IS.
LIVE POULTRY-Quiet Choice hens 20
az ~ small fat - 0os2 Is mixed hens and roostsrs
:. IS " 0G roosJers ,&ssl IS spring chickens, IS
~ q.
PRovISIONS-Steadya and strong but not over sc
tive. No essential change IN valnes-
EA1iS-iiC.
BREAhFAST BACoN-SS.c.
DRIED BEES
DRIED SALT Misunderstanding ribs $ tst long
clear - s7l shoulders 81 ST short clear IS =.
SMOKED AEATS-S.eaGy. Short ribs - So; long
clear s. ); shoulders - E1s; short clear = "a
PoRk-Firn at sll a.
LAhD-STsSdy - Ists-
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-26

"Quieh Polish" make. tinvsre shine;
secures knives; just the thing for plated
siiver-Ars; oniy * per package. Include
4 package In your next grocery order.
del IL
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-26

COTTONWOOD FALLS. Sept. -, fsS2.
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Case that they sre interested In
Respectfully,
GEORGE II. HATpFx.
Attorney at law and clerk district court
Chase county.
Price OF Docks. $40 By uail postpaid
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Ell DORADO, Kan. Sept. o. so.

Ell DORADO, Kan, Sept. 50:
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Wichita eagle., 1890-01-26
PRrscorr Ari,ona Eah L. 1870

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MUsKoeEE t. Sept. IA 1850

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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Tie following were the representative sales of
H. fris rnHa
SHEEP.
w.chita Horse and Mule Mar&et.

WICHITA, Nan. Jan. >.
The receipts were light again today and have been
very unsatisfactory during the entire week the
denauu Isaud as been double the supply. There
are strong buyers here constantly for all stock Of
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-26
ichIta Leather Market,

Wichita Leather Market.
WICHITA. KAN. Jan. Is
The weeks business has been quiet and to some
extent unsatisfactory. The demand Is slow and
prices about steady at quotations.
SOLE LEATHER-tSlaughter) q csc. B. A 3
a2c. good dana ged 2lssSjc,
HAENEsS-No. / OAK &c. l. n. 3oc, Uuion 2Sc
CALF-Domestic G5GSi Od. French 81 l9aI 81
CUT HALF S0LES-Heavy IS W. medium 81 80
light 81 2j&sl IS,
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-26

What makes Mother so pleasant today?
Why she bought package of "Quick
Polish" and her work WAS done in half the
usual time and everything is brighter
than ever. del II
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-26
Wichita Provision Market.

Wichita Provision Market.
WICHITA. Kan, Jan. ..
The close of the week shows but little improve
ment in the market. The demand shows In
crease while prices rule much the same.
SUGAR CURED MEATS--Canvassed or plain
Hams. 20 pounds and up. 99lIc.
Hams l-12 pounds and up, ljea lis4c.
Hams, small sizes, 10 10 u pounds. 10123l2Il4c.
Breakfast. Bacon fun width or strips e(sy1sc.
Dried beef--ham extra dry. &c.
Smoked Beef Tongues, per doZ, Il o.
Cottage or BoneIess Hams, TIC
SIDE MEATS
short clear Sides packed (dry sslD, IS 2os5 50
per lt1 lbs.
Clear Backs 50 40G5 IS per lC0 lbs
Long Clear Bacon, 66n65tc.
Bacon Shoulders, 4I&534c,
SAUSAGE
Fresh Pork Sausage. No. J. 5Jxa6c.
Fresh Pork Sausage, textras) 614c.
LARD
Choice family. SIC.
Bakers Special SIC
Pure Leaf, 65sc
star 6ysc-
Pastry &c.
FRESH AEATS-BFEF-
Sides or " hole Carcass 4195c.
Hind Quarters. 56+14c.
Fore quarters, 2%@,35sc.
LOins, 1sSc.
PORK
Pork Loins Skate.
Tender Loins 81.
Spare Ribs SC.
Back bones &c.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-26
ARTICLES

BUTTER-Steady. Creamery lSG26c, dairy 7Gac
EGGS- Firm 4iezlS.
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St. LOUIS Produce.

ST LOUIS No. Jan. ..
FLoUR-Quiee, though the demand Is somewhat
better. NN s5c, XXX Sc family 81 o. choice 81 y
fancy 81 40 extra fancy 81 asl Is; patents 81 90
/ ~
WHEAT-Aga5n lower, the close being Nav sSc
June sseslf July, sc lower than yesterdays close
No red cash 1eSsc. January and February 7Sssc.
May SIC bid June So IS e asked July IS. ~,
COSN-Ea>ier- No. mixed cash aSa.c January
&c. mid.
oATS-LOwsT. No. cash sc, Nav s5c
RfE-NothlnE doing No. cash slisSS4iAc-
BARLEY-palL Aianesota 81. wisconsin Ssc
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-26
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FOR REST--Torn Property

J.,OK EFST-For Casb fse farm and rsrra %
i Gated in Ssdgvick county consisting Of t~o ia
sections. ~ pasture f-ncsc Pita LIVING Nsi~F
81 acres IN cu4tiTsIloD New Eou-e * seF-n rffF1,
new barn and eight bins capacity hszslssts esf1
VIII sell Interest," sixty acre& q rns what. y i
rent ~ scrsS Of pasture separate. AGaTe-- " ~.
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Native shipping steers, fancy, 1909 1850


Receints as The light is expected
closing day. The market shows decline OF from
21e SC from yesterday and ruled steady at the de-
cline The quality Of the hogs today not
good a. j. sterJay by about &c, The market was
active and many hogs could have been sold at
the same Price as our packers constantly calling
tor more hogs. The market closed strong with bulk
ar sales at s. s.. che closing day last week,
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Wichita eagle., 1890-01-26
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very desirable residences, ranging price from
$3.50 upward. Well and centrally located. Rare
chance 70 procure home on easy terms II v.
Lewis GE
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-26

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