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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-17
What is Scrofula

Ills that impurity in the blood which, accounts
lating in the glands of the neck. produces un~
slightly Jumps or dwellings; which cauoes painfus
running sores on the arms, legs, or feet; which
developes ulcers in the eyes, ears, or nose, often
causing blindness or deafness; which 10 the origin
Of pimples, cancerous growths, or many other
manifestations usually ascribed to humors."
IL Is more formidable enemy than consumption
or cancer alone. for scrofula combines the worst
possible features of both. Being the most aneient
1t is the most general of all diseases or Affections
for very few persons are entirely free from it.
How can it be cured2 By taking Hoods saraa
parilla, which, by the cures 1t has accomplished
often when other medicines have failed, MAJ
proven itself to be potent and peculiar mcdicin.
for this disease. For all affections Of tho bloc
Hoods sarssparlla is unequalled, and some Of tn
cures it has effected are really wonderful Ifyoi
suffer from scrofula in any Of its various forms
be sure to give Hoods Ssrsaparilla trial
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orr PAssnNGsR RAILWAY co.

Total. s,s77,iOo s,4slS5s s.sii.65s 1851
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-17
Edood's SarsapariIIa
100 Doses One Dollar

Sold by all druggists 81; six s5. Preparedoniy
By G. ]. HOOD q CO., Apothecares, Lowell, &Hsh
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Experimental Station of the Mime
sofa Agricultural College at ~
Anthony Park Burned.
A Mother and Two Children Cremated
at Dubuque - Another Child
Badly Burned.
Disastrous Prairie Fires Near Elbow
Lake, Minn., and Hazel, N. ID.
Farmers Lose Heavily.

ST. PAUL, Oct. TAT 4 o'clock Sum
day afternoon the agricultural expert
ment station at St. Anthony Park
caught fire and was burned to the
ground, the loss being upon the ssyuct-
ure s12,500, and upon contents about
$4,000. As to insurance no definite
information could be obtained yesterday
afternoon, but 1t il believed there was a
light insurance ON the building. The
structure was two stories high, with a
basement, the substructure being stone
and the superstructure wood. 1t was
the Office building of the in-
stitution and contained, In addition
to the offices, the laboratory and
library. The laboratory was entirely
destroyed, together with all equipments.
Most Of the library was saved. What
was lost of this was mostly annual re-
ports and bulletins, all Of which were
invalvauble, as they were the only copies
extant, and of course cannot be replaced.
In this way good deal OF most impor-
tant data Is wiped ont Of existence. All
the furniture and fixtures about the
building were consumed.
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Government Agents In the New Ter.
ritory Distributing Funds 10
Starving settlers.
Appropriations Made BY Congress In
adequate to Relieve the Pres.
ent Suffering.
Dark Forebodings Felt for the Win.
ter-Colored settlers In De.
plorable Condition.

WICHITA, Kan, Oct. 7.--Chairman
Eaton, of Henesay, and the committee
appointed by Governor Steele, of Okla
homa, TO purchase provisions with the
government appropriation recently
granted, have arrived here and COM
menced operations. They report the
condition Of large numbers of the set
tiers in the new territory as decidedly
bad, and say the $4,000 appropriated
win not go far toward relieving the dis
tress, that has, only just commenced.
The winter is looked forward to with
many forebodings, and there will doubt
less be frequent demands for substantial
aid. The colored people in the Black
Jack country are in deplorable circum-
stances.
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m,zsek MUST EXPLAIN.
. the Gnatcmaia slim
49,. vs... n. %semfied.

the Guatcmaia hatn-
lister win ne s.... !.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.--a.- -a - a.
Minister Mizner's own accoa. - =,
killing of Gen. Barrnndia on bo.. - =
American vessel tn the harbor cf /.
jose, Guatemala, Secretary Blaine will
soon be IN possession of the account o
the lieutenant commander, Geo. III. Rit-
Ter. Ii has been definitely learned that
Ritter has been ordered 20 Washington
expressly to give his version of the af-
fair TO the state department, and IL Ii
corresponds with Mr.. Blaines present
understanding Mr.. Mizner win be asked
TO explain his ection. If he can not do
this 10 the satisfaction OF Mr.. Blaine he
will be recalled Ii liz understood that
during fhs entire trouble in Guatemala
Mr.. Miner ignored the United 4twtes
naval officers entirely and they knew
nothing Of the Barrundia affair until
some time after IL was ell over.
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BircAaIs ralks rae nrash.

WoopsTocK, Ont, Oct. 7.---6ince his
conviction Birchall has been constantly
talking about the murder Of Bcnweil,
and II is probable that before the date
set for his execution arrives he win
have made clean breast Of the crine.
He has already made number OF Inn
portant admissions regarding the case.
He acknowledges that he wAs an access-
ory and corfesaes that he took Benwell
10 Eastwood and beyond. IN the direc-
tion Of the swaKap where the body
Of tha young Engli@hman was discov-
erred, but denies that II was hia hand
that slew Benwell.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct IA distressing acci.
dent occurred at a. m. on the Missouri
Pacific tracks at Ewing avenue. While
Mrs. G. Gabriel, living at No. 2640
Chouteau avenue, and her little fve-
year-old daughter were crossing the
railroad track, they were struck by .
locomotive drawing q construction
train. When they saw the train APP
preaching the mother and child attempt
ed>to get out OF the way, but the child
slipped and fell directly. In front of the
engine. The mother sprang to save the
little girl, but was struck and hurled
twenty feet away and rendered uncon-
scious. The child's body was terribly
mutilated and dismembered.
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INSPECTED MANUFACTURERS.
British and German Iron Men showr
Mammoth Works az Philadelphia


British and German Iron Men shown
Mammoth Works az PhiladeIphia-
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. THE excur-
sions arranged for the visiting members
Of the British Iron and Steel Institute
and the Verein Deutscher Eisenhutten-
leute were somewhat interfered with by
the weather. The largest delegation Of
visitors accepted the invitation Of the
Reading railroad for the excursion up
the Skuylkiil valley to Phmnixville.
This party was headed by Sir James
Kiteon. Arriving at Ph9nixville the
visitors were received by delegation of
the citizens who escorted them 10 the
blast furnaces and the rolling mills OF
the Phoenix Iron company and the
works of the Phoenix Bridge company.
After these works had been thoroughly
inspected they visited the George w,
Cresson machine works, the Harrison
boiler works and the Link Belt engin-
eering company. The remainder OF the
party filled eleven of the big coaches of
the Reading and Union Transfer COM
ANY and visited the extensive plant Of
The Baldwin locomotive works, A.
whitney a. sons car wheel works, Will
lam Sellers AZ Co.'S tool works, Bement,
Miles II Co. tool works, Gordon Stroe-
bel a. Lawreau machine works.
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spain weula Rselrraeats.

MADRID, Oct. Tilt IL rumored that
the government intends to open nego-
tiations with the United States for re-
ciprocal concessions of duty ON Cuban
and American products. lit has i'm
strncted its agents abroad 60 notify it Of
any measures taken BY foreign govern
ments in respect to the Mckinley tariff.
The cabinet has discussed the tariff bill
and decided TO suspend the application
Of the new Cuban tariff until salts
factory reply u received from the Unit
ed States to representations which
the Spanish minister Is expected to
make
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CHICAGO EXPECTS ONE.

rim Plate Factory To ne Estahsished
There with Nearly Half Miliion
Capital.
CHICAGO, Oct. THE Tribune says
hat an extensive tin plate factory is to
be established In Chicago. II h said
that the concern viii be capitalized for
a, SOC, GOO, and will give employment to
$500 men. The Chicago enterprise, IL
Is said. viii form but one of system OF
similar plants. the Baltimore tin plate
manufactory being another link in the
shain. The ore 10 be used viii be OBJ
aimed In the Black Hills and North
5arolina. The plant viii first produce
he quality used in canning and roofing.
After the process has been thoroughly
.egted and experimental with the finer
qualities will be produced.
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pREAcHEs IN HIS SLEEP.
A Curious Hypnotic Manifestation which
Puxxies the sfmeie AEountntuaarS.

A Curious Hypnotic Manifestation whiei,
RuKxies the simple sEonntminesrs-
READING, Pa, Oct. 7.--At the Gap,
Lancaster county, sensation has been
created by the discourse of Rev. David
Kaufman, who Is known as the sleeping
preacher. The clergyman lies down In
a bed ut private house, and when he Ia
asleep he arises and begins preaching,
first in the English and then in the
German languague. AT the house of G.
l.. Kaufman the sleeping preacher
spoke nearly three hours, when he be.
came exhausted and had to be carried
upstairs. When sleeping and preaching
he says he cannot hear, see or feel, and
when he awakes In the morning he is
fully refreshed and remembers nothing
that took place the night before. He Is
going about from house to house and
the people have confidence In him.
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: BOON i tas Niessi l.sslan.

ToRowTo. Ont, Oct. THE action Of
the United States congress In putting
nickel ore On the free list and appropri-
ating 81 s000, 900 for the purchase Of ora
has started boom in the nickel region.
Several new companies hsys been or
ganixed within q week. A dispatch
from Nickel City says that new com.
pany Of Buffalo capitalists has pur-
chased several claims lately On the west
ern section Of the mineral range, and
there Ii prospect OF very active de-
mand for mining propsfsfsa BEFORE No
winter sets In.
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a SCORE OF INJURED.

Bank by Broken Axle
CArLETTsBURG, KY, Oct. 6.-At $3.50
p. N. IS passenger train No. "a ON the
~wport News and Mississippi Valley
- vas nearing Olympia, small sta
.yau miles west OF here, an axle ON
.,on .oI caf broke, throwing the
the Puiiman ok and down An en-
car from the tr-. ,assengers, about
bankment. The b. thrown yio-
twenty in number, werv ~ar. Not
lently against the sides Of the sryv az
soul escaped without an I'M ~
some kind. The injured were taken
Sterling for medical aid. Traffic was
delayed about five hours.
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Prlas nf carnaia elnna IIn.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. Tilt Is learned In Sc.
Louis that Brussels carpet trust IL now
assured and the price of Brussels car
pets viii 90 up 70 20 30 cents. Mr.. Sam
kannard, OF the Kennard Carpet com
pany. said II received q letter this
morning from New York In which am
informed that the trust IL practically
formed and that the price win go up 90
Or ~ cents. Here IL n letter from q
maker Of ingrains In which ha refuses
70 MI orders at the old rate. This man
advises ms to buy more ut the already
advanced price, for an advance viii oc-
cur when the tariff bill goes into effect.
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Anoiher Rerolntlon Al HnrtI.

LoaDos, Oct. IA dispatch from
Kingston, Jamaica, represents that am
other revolution is apprehended in
Hayti; that the financial condition OF
the republic is unsatisfactory and that
the exports show an alarming decrease
of trade, owing partly to the decrease
Of production during the recent warfare.
Coolies are TO be imported 70 cultivate
neglected plantations.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. Bids were
opened ct the navy department for
three steam tugs for the navy. HafTi-
SON Loring, OF South Boston, was the
lowest bidder at 80, ,4ss each, and he
VIII probably be awarded the contract.
The next lowest bidder was John III.
Dialogue, Of Wilmington, Del, at
e8y, 500. The department has been about
year and half securing bids for this
vessel, and the plans of the department
had 10 be altered before ship builders
could be induced 20 bid
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ZANZIBAR, Oct. 7.--All missionaries
recently attached 70 those stations which
were within reach Of the insurgent vitu
force have succeeded In reaching the
coast in safety. One Of them, q man
named Henderstorm, was enabled 10
make hts escape only because Of Brit
ish coast bound caravan which oppor-
tunely arrived simultaneously with the
appearance OF his murderous pursuers.
Vitu ID rapidly becoming rendezvous
for every ruffian and malcontsnt Of the
whole coast line.
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TOWNSHIP SWEPT.

Fire Destroys Much Property In the yicin'
lev of Elbow Lake, Minn.
Elbow LAKE, Mimi, Oct. THE
greater portion Of Lawrence township
IN this county, has been devastated by
prairie fires. Dozens of farmers lost al
their crops, houses, farm buildings and
machinery and are in an impoverished
condition. 1t is estimated that the loss
viii aggregate 90, 200 or 10000. The
fire started from cinders dumped on the
roadway BY farm engine.
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Halsannd ner Nnlrhhor.

RoaEs Ga, Oct. 7.--Great excitement
s's here over the developments In
-, pfesA. = Mrs. Wimple, who il was
tne l1s case = -. been poisoned by hen
friend and neighboa, ss Doss sS s1snev, -,
a young aud attractive a.. ~ yH:.as 49,
of age. An efforts 10 relieve @rs. WIN. vim.
ple were unavailing and she dieo 'a1A ls aiIs
the Afternoon. Mrs. Mckee has Ls'
vet been arrested, but the police are
searching for her.
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BUFFALO, n. Y, Oct. THE trial Of
Arthur Day. che bigamist, OF Roches-
ter, who, IL Ia alleged, fhought 70 hide
his crime BY pushing bis first wife over
the cliff at Niagara Falls, will come up
AZ the fall assizes Monday, Oct Q, and
promises To attract about ~ much at
tention Ms the famous Birchall case.
Days sister, Mrs. Charles III. Qnigley, Is
the most important witness against the
defendant.
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CrTy or MExICo, Oct. THE news
papers here cali on the government 20
appeal 70 the postal union against the
action of the United States government
IN foxbiddins the transportation Of Mex
lean newspapers bearing Mexican post
strexts sna woods, The way IN WHICH
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Extra Session OF the Ohio Legislature
Called TO Abolish the Cincinnati
Board OF Public Works
The Tour Of President Harrison and
Party Through the West
Inaugaratcd.
Comte dc Paris Given q Brilliant Re-
ception by The Loyai Legion at
Philadelphia.

COLUMBUS, Ohio Oct. T.--Governci
Campbell has drafted proclamation
calling an extra session Of the general
assembly Oct. 10, TO take action On the
Cincinnati board Of public Improvement
imbroglio.
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MADISON, SOUTH DAKOTA wEsDAY, OCTOBER 1890

- train, loaded with Sunday school
children, ran into and killed two men
n&r Delaney. The men stood on the
trek elasped in each others arms.
Wbsn picked up one arm OF each was
wNnnd about the body Of his companion
arr the other hands were found short
di#ance away, clasped together. The
man were strangers.
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Two hundred Families De.tltute.

= DENVER, Colo, Oct. IA committee
of three has arrived here from Eastern
Colorado, to secure aid for the destitute
in that region. 1t is estimated that
nearly 200 families around Linden and
Harrisburg are destitute. the crops hav-
ing been total failure. The county
commissioners win subscribe 81, 900.
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CRY oF MEXICO, Oct. Via Calves
ton, Tex.--In Central America affairs
are now quiet, and will In all probabil-
ity remain 50 until the coffee crop is
picked. The present peace between
Guaternala and Salvador Ii, throughout
Central America, commonly called o
picking truce
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WELLINGTON. NJ. j., Oct. THE con-
ference between the Representatives or
the unions and the employers has failed
TO effect q settlement Of labor troubles.
II II understood that many 0f, the Off
cers or the union companies who struck
against the employment oE n0n-unsun
workmen BY the company are seeking
rs-emDloymsnt.
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Kansas CTTV, Oct 7.--Anthentic re-
ports have been received at Ardmcre,
Idaho, Of the finding Of immense veins
Of gold and silver in the Arbuckle
mountains, In the Chickasaw nation,
forty-nve miles north Of that city.
Army officers who have gone through
that region have long said that gold was
In the Arbuckle mountains. A small
sized California gold fever is expected
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wtnnis Davis Engagement Declared on

NEW ycRK, Oct. la special from
New Orleans 10 The Times says: Mrs.
jefferson Davis has left Beauvoir for
New York, where she goes TO look after
the pubIicati0n Of her new book. Miss
Winnie Davis win remain nc Beauvoir
durdnr her mothers absence. II is re-
ported that her engagement with MIR.
Wilkinson has been severed and gossip
Il busily employed advancing reasons
One ID that Mr.. Wilkinson II waiting t0
recover from recent financial misfcr-
tunes.
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A HARD ROW TO HOE.
Et IL said the shot Trust win Not Have
Things Tts own Way.

at IL Eaid the shot Trust VIII Aof Have
Things Its own Way.
CHICAGO, Oct. Within the past
few days there has been quiet little
meeting In session at the Office OF
be attorneys Of the American Shot and
lead company, In this ciry. It u said
hat all the transfers Of the shot COM
anies comprising the trust have been
made. These posted In the trade say,
sowever. that the trust viii have n
lard road to travel, as two Of the larg-
vek sud nGsf ifEpoTtant manufacturers
II fls@ eVkAs4 n1saa4 kseka nQAAs.
.saxay. II lIzlnA2U. xuI8 1a&&&1& x014. IL
NeW York, 49, ~ - cszfei6s. IAe<e
stsss1.a I: *lse t0tAl uskzIHzt III kh& enzk0fEf.
rhe KayniUna Lees aoznExa1y = III
city, IA said To do double the business OF
any other shot tower In the country.
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mead Flsss 10 Death.

EAU CLAIRE, VIA, Oct. mime
country people were driving Through
town IN = farm wagon, when the vehicle
broke down and the team ran away.
Mrs. Rachel johnson, Of DownsyilIs.
was thrown ca her head and killed.
Her son-in-lMw. MIR. Shute, has broken
hip, and others Of the party were &C.
yereIy hurt.
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GERMAN DAY.

Ehe Occasion brilliantly Celebrated I'm
Milwaukee,
MILWAUKEE, Oct, 7.--German day
su eminent success In Milwaukee
- procession eclipsed anything
-. sna -, y this city. There were miles
= 80 - -, siiegoricsl designs, hum
,.a : 1855, "in men and horsemen
ireds or marchii.s veraine. and the
belonging TO various the nonulatior
streets were crowded By Aftar the
" this and adjoining cities ~ fsov
procession, speeches were made .enar
Hoard, Mayor Peck, Paul Bech..
and II. w. Cotxhausen.
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Prenlslentlnl Nnminnflons.

WASHINGTON, Oct. THE president
has appointed Chas. A. Dougherty, Of
pcnnsylvania, TO be secretary OF the le-
CATION to Mexico, and III. Remsen White
hone, Of New York, TO be secretary of
the 3egation to Italy.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-07
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
81. Paul Union stock Yards.

Sc. Paul Union stock Yards.
Hogs St.00a4.40 for the best grades.
Cxftie-Good TO choice fat native steers.
Sa.00a35os COWS. el.sn029s common cows
T5cs09i.s0s bulls, Sl.00Gl.d5s nsdeh cows,
sl20o0as. %; veal calves. s2.0003b0s stockars.
o. 50n1.ibs feeders. 82l5aeA7s Dakota steefs.
s2.e0SDSRss butcher steers, s2.S89a300, West
erp cows, sl.o0a2Se.
Sheep Mnttonn. s870DA.O0s feeders. $4,000
ATDs lambs, saS6a4.ae mixed. ea58n4.2A
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Mia nat afaal nam nurnad.

DIS MONIES, Iowa, Oct. Fire dee
stroyed Heath's oat meal miIls one Of
the largest In the state. At midnight a
a large elevator close by seemed also
likely 10 20. The total loss viii proba-
bly, Be S70 900 to sl0O, 900.
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Wanted 10 Marry the whole Choir.

EF""E~NN* NNN# FFFNWHN
DEs MoISRs, Iowa, Oct. News
reached this city Of sensation at Bed
ford, Iowa. which has caused great
deal of excitement In that little city.
Wesley Brown, a young and rather
good locking minister went 10 Bedford
about year ago to take charge of the
Christian church. He was very atten-
tive TO the yonng ladies Of his congrega-
tion, but IL was not until the past week
that the city was shaken by volcano of
jealousy which broke ont In the choir.
Tho Rev. Brown had pledged his affec-
tions TO at least five girls IN the choir,
and an exchange of condolences on their
part gave publicity TO the matter. The
church Is now without q pastor.
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ST. LoUIs, Oct. THE Chronicles
Little Rock special says: Near Johnson
vile. Ark, the Davis steam mill was de-
stroysd BY the explosion Of the boiler.
a young man named James Davis was
instantly killed, being torn to Ahrsds.
The engineer and another mHal. names
not known, were badly, III not fatally,
injured.
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VIM Receive the President.


Royal Exs<<afxf " - SsMsxH&z zxRxzN
Ngw YoaK, Oct. THE CDmte de
Paris and party left Jersey City at 1osst
.. m. In q special car to visit Philadei-
phia, Washington and Richmond and
the battle fields where he saw servics
during the civil war. In addition ts
fhs Comte de Paris party proper there
were Col. John r. Nicholson, Gen.
Gregg. Col. I'll. u. Goodman and Col.
Geo. Meade, al of whom came from
Philadelphia as Representatives OF Loyal
Legion 10 escort their guests 20 that
city. The party occupied President
Roberts private carr which was at
fached 10 the regular limited express
for Washington. At Trenton the party
was met by George w. Childs, whose
guest the count viii be. At Philadelphia
reception was rendered the count III
tha !. -w city hall.
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Cattie-steers. S4.nsa4.vn cows. si.00a25N
.ta> >kers and feeders. s2600als rMnge steers.
Al .eaa2SE range cows, 81 2snl.7s.
Hoxs.--An grades. se.509A.Sst6 bulk, Saao
M48S
shesp-IApbs, saE5aAa5 good 10 choice
mussons, eafsdBAI9s stockers and feedera
9s.ss1S0s
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oattle-Natives, s3.4Aaa l0s stockers, s2.l0
az 81 cows, bulls and miued. 81. .eo1A.60.
Hoxs Packers and shippers, sAO0@A90s
light, S4i61sSo-
shssp- Natives. ss.oa01.l6s naked westerns,
ea.s5aA0o.
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GLASGOW, Oct. 7.--All the Scotch
iruh furnaces are now quenched with
th4exception of few which do not be-
IoIl& TO the iron masters combination.