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Wichita eagle., 1890-01-16
A0opouH

A condition of aus>nia, Or lack Of blood.
occurs Ia the course OF many acute and
chronic diseases, and. under such circurn-
stances, Is of Importance oniy tn connection
with the special dfsordsr which 10 accom-
paniss But what q the many persotD who arc
evidently poor bloodod," and yss have no
o.her Known physical mdrudtyi Ths con-
fisspn is seen In all degrees Of severity, from
the simple snnmia resulting from dighs
failure in the assimilation Of food up TO tho
well nigh incurable disease called pzuicidzs
anRmia-
A form Of the disease called ciliorost., o.
green sickness, which gets its name from tn
sickly greenish hue Of tbs din, rs not unfre-
ouensiy seen; IL ocsxrs especially In young
women who have too mich indoor lrfs and
too little exercise.
Several theories b svs been brought forward
by erntnens medical gentlemen TO aIFAain the
Affection One authority ascrtbes n 70 tbs
imperfsrt developmsnt a. thu heart and blood
making organs; another thszks H b dDs ~
the inability Of the formative tsssues 70 n,ess
the dsulands Of the growing orgaai~n; sszt .
third believes 1t to r-rult from q lnrk At IRON
in a form suitable Tor aAsrsiAsson-
Sir Andrew Clart, thu snfnsnt London
pnveiCanb, DsDSNt1 s11& N - Ao<ttssy ".
cases me whole tEoGbie results from the Cd
sorpsion into the sy>seEn a pusspDosn aiks-
losds. which arc formed daring tss d~con-
position Of the crusenss II he digestive u>c~
Il has bs-n calculated that sufficient posos
Is formed In the process 81 dsrompnsa.ion IN
the ntcssxn.s Of q healthy man dur,ng tssnty-
four hours 70 caune death II retained and ao-
soTbed.
II uch aikalosds are mtE.d viz ths blood,
there n every opportunity fer tasrn % sz~f
their ba,efui insnfDcs upen Tho t~srS into
.aich tsssy are carried A l.cA u s,ts1fsoa
TO rhe regular and conplsts svscnssson a
the sosels Ia aasse su<sicsnt 20 sonDuus aos
only fo~ THIS sS<<sal ssrsss Of mAiadisA, bat
for many snShser Aihn1ss and u hs bssa
found taaS Tho Enrvss u,ss7od n trsssxsus IN
these cays h spch . cour1s Of ciSs ard hx~
tiv-s as shall oorrecs tan irregular kasnA-
Youth. Co1pAnisn-
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Keep This for Future Reference.

The Fort Scott. Wichita s. Western rail-
way Missouri Pacific Route" Is the only
line running solid trains through from
Wichita TO Kansas City and st. Louis.
Leaving Wichita at 9:l5 p. IN. you arrive at
Kansas City next morning at O'Clock.
Pullman palace sleeping and free reclin-
ing chair cars through TO Kansas City and
ST. Louis without change. Remember il
you go via the Fort Scott Route you are
not dependent on main line connec-
tions at Junction Point, but you 60 right
through on solid trains This Is the ouly
route W hose mai; line runs through Wich-
ita All trains are made up here and run
through solid to Kansas City and ST Louis.
It il the shortest line to st. Louis
by as miles and two hours the quickest.
Two trains daily TO So. Louis anda II points
east. Ticket Office l37 North Main street.
Depot corner Second and Wichita streets.
E. T. BLECKLEY.
Passenger and Ticket agent. l51 n. Main
ST., Wichita. Kan.
II. G. TOWNSEND,
G.. F. g. Il. A, st. Louis, Mo.
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FINANCE And COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS.

Receipts for Twenty-four hours, 217
cattle, 500 Hogs-The Receipts are on
the Increase-An Kinds Of Cattle Of
Fair to Good Grades-Shipping Steers
Steady, Stockers and Feeders IN Good
Demand--Cows and Heifers in Good
Butchers Grades Called 5 to 10 Cents
Lower--Fair Demand for Bulls at Steady
Prices---Hog Receipts Very Good and
Quality Much Better Than Yesterday
Market Opened Strong at Yesterdays
Close and Continued Steady and Ac-
tive Throughout---Bulko Of Sales at
$3.50 toS3.52 1-2--Late kilograms from
Eastern Markets Noted a Decline OF
z 1-2 Cents Our Market Closed Strong
at Prices Quoted.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-16
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
BY Telegraph.

,.NsAs CITY. No. Jan l5.-The Daily Indicator
reports: CArTLE-keceipis $50. shipments 90
Market iO9 5C lower. Natives 8 01d& 5s cows 81 %
% tft stoclzers and fesaers 50 500 OF HOGS
Se-eipts Ssg shipments none. Market 5eS7lec lower
All trades 81 52isG3 n. Bulk 81 Cues 63as.
SIIFFb-Receipts 400 shipments lilo Market
steady Good to choice mutJons J9e5 AZ
stoei-e~s and feeders IS 09a3 -
C1iCAGo III Jan l5.-The Drovers' Journal re-
rort.: ChTTLE-Receipts l&9o, shipments ASA
Marie4 t4rru for fancy. other slow and lower.
Beeyes q 7ia5 . steers 3t0S4 s.. stocSers and
feeder. g. 25S3 10 Texas cattle 81 5CG5 10.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-16
Wichita Hide and Tallow Market.

WICHITA. Kan, Jan. IS.
There are changes il the market and trading is
light.
HIDES--No. Green &c per 10. No.2 green DC per
H.. No, green salt &c. No. green salt &c
dry hides 400 per ID. bulls aud stays H9c.
TALLOW--NO. l sac per lb No. 2 2tac.
SHEEP PELTS-- SUB sc each.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
New York Money,

NEW YORK. Jan. Is.
Money on call easy ranging from IGs51e Per cent,
last lean 4, closed offered at per cent
Prime mercantile paper 3l4@t-
Sterling exchange quiet hut steady at 81 Slli for
sixty DAYS bills and 81 s \ for demand.
The total les of stocks %ii 7H@ .hares.
The 81, OK market to-day was dull but stronger.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-16
Wichita Provision Market.

Wichita Provision Market.
WICHITA Kan, Jan. 15
The undertone OF the provision market seems to
indicate rather mere strength in quiet way but
there appears Ue ier&l back w!irdnesS among
buyers End trading IS confined iniimited quantities
The demand for fresh beer from the territory Is
the Increase.
SUGAR CURED NEATS--Canvassed or pa.r--
Hams. 70 pounds and up 9teG lie.
Hams, l2Je pounds and up, l$4@ll34c.
Hams small sizes. 10 to II pounds. Il6il2tc-
Breakfast. Bacon tfu.l width or strips SiaSshc.
Or red beef--ham extra dry. &c.
Smoked Beef Tongues. per doz, 81 80
Cottage or homeless Hams, 11ac.
SIDE MEATS
Short Clear Sides packed fdry salp, s. Is per go
lbs.
Clear Backs IS 90 per 10 lbs
Long Clear Bacon, 6t.M63sc-
Bacon Shoulders. 5,ag55.c.
SA USAGE
Fresh Pork Sausage. No l. 511Gsc-
Fresh Pork Sausage, teNtraS, o1sc.
LAID
Choice family, sc.
Bakers Special. &c.
Pure Leaf. G4sc.
star 61ec.
Pastry &c.
FRESH MEATS--BEEF-
Sides or " hole Carcass. 3HG5C.
Hind Quarters, 5@5lac-
Fore quarters, 2te93tc
Loins. 79ec.
PORK
Pork Loins. 5l%ssc
Tender Loine. 90.
Spare Ribs sc.
Back bones &C.
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FOR ALE--HOuSehOld Goods.
Under this head &c per line per day.

ONJtT ms lesld per Inc t-F
TOR SAIE-At less than Gne-fourth OF the orig
Il iIiSl cost. For,sst--Acorn Woodworking cook
stove, with hot water reservoir warming oven and
shelf attachment, all IN good repair, or viii ex-
change for coal burner In equally good condition,
with without attachments. Heryey Johnson, IS
= Water St Wichita hau. .gG.
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HOGS-Receipts $1,000 shipments 60o Market
heavy IS SOFAS So light s. 55s3 50. sHEEP.Receip65o
d0J shipments 1850. Market strong NatlVes 20 ~ ~
as 80. western corn fed "A 2oS1o -, Te4ans 30 ~
GA 60
ST LOUIS NO., Jan. 15.-CATTLE-hecelpts isV,
fancy native w. steers 81 sns4 s.. fair TO good
feeders 81 gvS2 on range s: COOS 70. HOGS
Receipts l06GI shipments $50 M. Market lover;
Fair to choice heavy 50 5ss3 o. packing
grades 81 sos Co light, fair to best So 45ao5 20
SHEEP-Receipts CO., shipments 4@ Market
strong, Fair to choice UJai ~ iamos -o9o "
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wichita Produce Market.

wichita Produce Market.
WICHITA Kan, Jan. Is.
There seems to be little to note in the produce
MARKET today. Prices remain the same.
POTATOES-Kanses 4Oc per bu; northern Soc
ORA NGES-Mexican so as % per crate; Florida
I5l4 % per box.
LEMONS-Mas 81 5GS5 80 per box.
APPLES-SI 10 per bu: 50 30 per bbl-
Characterization So 50(g3 10 per 100 III.
ONIQNS--Spanish 9Dc per Blu, Kansas Soc.
BAEANAS--sl 50cs2 so per bunch.
EGGS-l0gl2 per Goz.
BUTJER--Fancy creamery sc, choice creamery.
22 choice butter lSc; fair l5c; cooking butter lUc.
CHIChENS--Dressed 6>egSc per Id live 81 5023 OO
per doz.
TURKEYS Live 6a1c per Id, dressed 99i1c.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-16
Wichita Grain Market.

Wichita Grain Market.
WICHITA. Kan.. Jan. ID.
Corn is receiving only moderate attention; Prices
have gradually declined until they are very low ana
farmers apparently are not disposed TO forward
their property the low prices now ruling. The
movement in wheat is very light ana prices remain
much the same. Receipts $3.50 Du. corn,
GRAIN-Car lots on track:
WHEAT-Good milling 55S5sc, while other grades
quoted at 30 and down.
CORNI-No. 3, l2Cgl3c.
OATS-12gl2
RYE-No. 22a2.c; No 20G22c.
HAYS 20 per ton; "a 90 in car lots.
GROUND CORN-Chop in car lots S5c per 100 lbs
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-16
REPRESENTATIVE SALES,
The following are the representative sales of cattle
HOGS.

Receipts so. The receipts are increasing daily.
Trade opened early and strong yesterdays close.
The quality of the offerings mucn better. Bnlk
OF sales IS 81 u3 521I Late adviceS from eastern
markets noted a decline of nc Our market closed
strong. We quote.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-16
WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA, AN. Jan. Il

CATTLE.
Receipts 2I7. shipments 1872, The cattle market
was active today and buyers were anxious Tor most
OF the offerings Stockers and feeders in good de,
mand. Shipping Steers acfve. Butcher cows ana
active demand. A few choice cattle were unsold.
The close was called steady, We quote;
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-16
Wichita Flour Market


No new features presented in this market to-
dan. Trade continues on moderate scale and
prices quotable the same ~ for seyers! days
Best Patent per cwt. standard price,. III
Second grade. ~
ShinStutf buIk 80
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %
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Employment agencies.
Under this head DC per line per dag.

~ ANTED-Ee~s agents to on traiTs and sell
w goods. We have - runs TO supply with agents,
hence always have an opening somewhere be-
cause a good agent becomes valuable that the
road he runs on wants him for higher and better
position. / consider It Is the best JOB we have for
Young t - the gateway 10 ofnethiEg better,
il is business eGucatiOD for ham, besides good runs
pay from gao TO t75 month. For particulars a. 20
thfs or any employment nciose stamps and address
j. r. hen"0Fthy room opposite Hotel 0Afs Im
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s1os choice 81 Is; fancy 81 40; extra fancy 81 80
WHEAT-Fir1n but uIl No. hard cash, e24
bid s31Sc asked. No red CSC bid
COR N-Dul and nominal. No. cash nothing
doing January zlt,c, 2l34c asked.
OATS-W etker. No. 2 cash loc bid.
RYE-No.2 cash SIC BID. $40 asked.
FLAXSEED-SI -.
CORN C CH5p.
BRAN-29c.
HAY-weaker Good to fancy prairie SIS Ooa 50
good to choice 4 50@5 90; poor 0Is2 -.
BUTTER-Easy. Good to fancy creamery l6g2lc
common to fancy dairy l2Ssl5c.
Young America Io@l!c western S@9c.
LIVE PoGLTRY-ouie:. Choice hens 80
2 IS: small far g 0Os2 s. mixed and ROSTERS
81 ?5G2 U0 ROSTERS 50sl 10 spring chickens, 20
PRovIsIoNs-DuI and steady.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-s7lc.
DRIED SALT MEATS Firm Short ribs IS long
clear S. 3il6; shoulders a So short clear IS %
clear Sc % shoulders Is lZ1s: short clear Sc 20.
LARD-steady s. M.
St. Louis Produce.
ST LOUIS. Mo-, Jan. Is,
FLOUR-Dull and easy xxx 81 2l@4 co. choice
81 1g7G2 S. fancy So 3094 As; patent "a Dei %.
WHEAT-Lower trading slow and close, below
yesterday. No. red cash 1j3ic N rcn 7sc, May
CORN-Irregular No. 2 mixed cash 2j31c;
February 26c bid March 265sg27c asked May -
OATS-aigher and firm No. cash 2ts4c, May
2l2-c bid AZ close.
RYH-Flrm No. , 4la4l16c bid.
BAILEY Unchanged. Minnesota 5S@5oc, Can
ada TIC Iowa Soc.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES,
The following were the representative sales o
hogs at the yards today.
SHEEP

Choice sorted, 2D0G260. 20 as 52l3
Light mixed AHd-f4 pounds. 80 as %
Heavy mixed, 24UGJ30 lbs. 419cl3 80
Rough old SOws I'd stays. W GO %
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Wichita Leather Market.

Wichita Leather Market.
WICHITA, KAN, Jan. Is.
There is little life as yet in the leather market
There is fair local demand but outside orders
coming in slow.
SOLE LEATHER-fSIaughter) q Csc. B. A. %
E21c. good damaged 2l@,2Sc,
HAR MESSING OAK Sc L. H. a0c, Union sc.
CALE-Domestc TOD 81 o. French a lO&l 81
CUT HALF SOLES-Heavy IS W, medium - So
light 81 2JSl Is,
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p TIE Mt ATTORNEYS
WIN. J. HUTOHINS.

WM. J. HUTOHINS,
Patent attorney and solicitor mechanical engin-F
eer and draughtsman. Full report Of patents
date. Il years of practical experience. Preliminary
examinations made. Rooms II and u Firebaugh
block l5i North Market ST. Wichita. Kan, di9 II
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-16

LOB TgAnE-Ys--z 8. e-s.rzI Tnias4s tsr wAckssA
i y.uSeEzy T. e D-SS-x. cgz-zy s--.z- =. e-ss--.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-16
CO0chncn, Transfers, Etc.

Miscellaneous.
ky ANTED-Situation by a Young coinred man
W to do work around the premises, experienced
in the care OF horses nd housSoF. Address SO y.
Topeka. Good reference. 81 y
XS- ANTED- Situation az stenograpber and type
w writer and general Office work VIII work
reasonable Address ;. H.. Medicine Lodge Kan,
& -
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-16

Nineteen cars OF stock at the yards to-
day.
New shippers daily and they are all we'll
nlessed with our market and merchants.
The husiness of the Wichita union stock
Morris tribune., 1890-11-05
FORGED TAX RECEIPTS.
Big Scheme for Illegal Voting Unearthed
at Pittshurg Which Each Party Charges

Big Scheme for Illegal Voting Unearthed
at Pittshurg Which Each Party Charges
Ito the Other.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Nov. Political
circles are greatly excited over what ap-
pears to have been an attempt at whole
sale election frauds. A scheme, it is
said, was concocted to flood the city
with bogus tax receipts, for the use of
illegal voters. It IS stated that the club
rooms of a well known political organi-
zation was the headquarters of the plot
ters, and from there the tax receipts
were issued to applicants. The persons
who are charged with hatching the plot
are prominent in politics, and are in
danger of arrest. The above
Has Been Confirmed
by HerTy OToole, a clerk in the county
delinquent tax collectors Office. Mr..
OToole says that Monday he was ap-
preached by Chairman W. D. Porter, of
the Republican county committee, who
s seAhIbited him large ceT of f TAX tax
receipts bearing the alleged signature of
OToole. O'Toole pronounced the sig
natures forgeries. Chairman Porter
charges that the receipts may have been
put out out in the interest OF the Demo-
Gratis, and states that over $4,000 of the
bogus receipts have been given out.
OToole is a Democrat, holding his posi-
ton, however, in q Republican office.
The Democrats and Independent Re
publicans, however, brand it as scheme
on the part of the Republican county
committee.
Morris tribune., 1890-11-05
CLOSE IN WISCONSIN.

Republican Vote Shows a Falling On.
Sharp Fight for the House 80 Senate
Republican.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 4.-The Australian
system worked admirably. Advices from
all parts of the state show that voting
under it was very satisfactory. An un-
usually heavy vote was polled and there
are indications of breaks in the Repub-
lican ranks which will make it possible
that the Democratic state ticket may be
elected. A strong fight is being made
for the lower house, but it is generally
conceded that the Republicans will con-
tinue in control of the senate.
In Milwaukee a large vote was cast,
which was largely Democratic.
Morris tribune., 1890-11-05
THIS IS A STAND OFF.

johnson, DEM, Probably Elected in the
a1st Ohio District and Taylor. Rep, in
the goth.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. "A heavy
vote was polled here. In the 21st con-
gressional district Johnson, Democratic
free-trader, seems pretty sure of cleo
ton, over Burton, the present Republic
can congressman. In the goth congress
sional district Taylor, Republican, has
practically no opposition.
Morris tribune., 1890-11-05
A WIFE FOR ONE DAY.
Congressman Butterworth's Daught.
Married on Wednesday. Now q Widow

Congressman Butterworth's Daughter,
Married on Wednesday. Now a Widow.
WAsHINGToN, Oct 3d. Houghwout
Howe, of New York, whose marriage to
Miss Mary Butterworth, the daughter
of Representative Butterworth, of Ohio,
took place at his bedside, died in his
room at the Metropolitan club at 1915
p. m. For several hours after the we'd
ding Mr.. Howe rested easily, but to-
wards night he became delirious and
those in attendance were obliged to use
force to prevent him from doing harm.
This continued through the night. At
daylight he became quieter but his
breathing was labored and the action of
his heart heavy. He gradually became
weaker, till he passed away at 1915.
His wife was at his bedside constantly
till his death.
Morris tribune., 1890-11-05
REvoLvERS WERE USED.

lively War Between Opposing Factions
Mt the Polls in Philadelphia---Two
wounded.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. An old
family feud coupled with an attempt of
a man well-known to the police to vote
a gang of repeaters caused riot at the
polls of the first division of the fourth
ward, Front and South streets. Two
men were shot and the man who caused
all the trouble is still at large, the police
having failed to arrest him. Between
John Dunn, who lives at Third and Ger
man streets and John O'Donnell of
Front, below Ann street there has been
a long-standing grudge. This morning
it is alleged that O'Donnell headed a
party of dozen or more of toughs to
various parts of the city and attempted
to vote them in favor of Vaux. He him.
self tried TO vote, but when Dunn, who
lives in the division protested, the fight
began. Almost before the people about
the pslls knew that anything out of the
usual run was going on. Dunn and his
Drew Reyolvers Dlazed Away
at O'Donnell and the latters friends,
who had crowded about him at the first
sign of trouble. They, too, drew weap-
ons, and for two OF three minutes per-
feet fusilade of pistol shots was kept up.
Henry Bryson. aged So years, an inoffen-
sive Irishman, who lives at 704 South
Front street and who had taken no part
whatever in the fray. was the principal
victim. He had his back toward the
crowd and fell at the first fire, a bullet
having struck him in the hip. He was
taken to the Pennsylvania hospital and
the physicians think he will recover.
The other man who was shot was only
slightly injured in the right wrist, and
after refusing to tell his name, or who
had shot him, mingled with the crowd
and was soon lost to sight.
Morris tribune., 1890-11-05
NO TELEeRAPHERs' STRIKE.

Those Who Walked Ont at st. Paul and
Other Cities Ordered Back to Work.
CHICAGO, Nov. There will be no
strike by the Brotherhood of Telegraph
ers at present. Grand Master johnson,
of Louisville, has issued an order that
all members of the order must remain
at work. Those who went on strike at
st. Paul and other cities are commanded
to return to their employment, and
those who have been discharged for
their connection with the organization
are urged to regain, if possible, their
situations with the company.
Morris tribune., 1890-11-05
EepubIicans Claim Arizona.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4.-Arizona
elected delegate to congress, terri
torial legislature and county officers.
The campaign has been most hotly con-
tested and the indications seem to be
that Congressman Smiths majority OF
1883 is reduced. The Republicans
claim they have majority in both
branches Of the territorial legislature.
Morris tribune., 1890-11-05
THEY BOTH YIELDED.

The Washington Post Says Messrs. Roose-
Welt and Thompson Each Made Politi-
cal Contributions.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-The Post says
that Messrs. Roosevelt and Thompson,
of the civil service commission, have
subscribed $500 each to the campaign
fund-Mr. Roo sDvelt to the Republican
and Mr.. Thompson to the Democratic
fund. 1t adds that Mr.. Roosevelt sent
an apology along with his contribution
to the effect that it was be used for
legitimate campaign expenses Ia any
congressional district where needed,
Morris tribune., 1890-11-05
PLAIN BEN HARRISON.

He Deposited His Ons Republican Vote
At Indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 5.-Presi-
dent Harrison -sEriyedr sEsiI ID Iasfe hsfe and was
met at the depot by r. s. Mckee and
family. He was driven to their resi-
dence and an hour later went to the
polls to vote. A few minutes before his
arrival flag was stretched over the en-
trance to the booth, and the president
bowed his head when passing under it.
He was in the polling room just three
minutes. AS he deposited his ballot and
hadeiis name recorded, Judge Landers.
said: ats plain Ben Harrison now"
ayes, sir, said the president, @and his
vote counts but one
Morris tribune., 1890-11-05
On the Famine Fund COMMITTEES.

New YORK, Oct. 81. Ex-Mayors Abra-
ham s. Hewitt and William r. Grace,
Hon. John Jay, Jesse Seligman and
James G. Fargo have accepted positions
ON the Irish famine fund committee
Mr.. Fargo, who is president of the
American Express company, offered the
COMMITTEES free transportation.
Morris tribune., 1890-11-05
Contracts for the Masonic uoua

New YORK, Oct. 31.-The board Of
trustees of the hall and asylum fund, A.
f. & A. M, after a theee-days' session,
accepted the bid of Dickinson & Allen,
of Syracuse, N. Y, at $1S4,5O0 for the
construction of the Masonic home and
school, at Utica, N. Y, upon the beauti-
full park on the confines of that city and
the property of the fraternity of the
State of New York. The building will
west and connecting wings will be three
stories high and the centre wing four
stories,
Morris tribune., 1890-11-05
A st. Panl Man sncceads Rxrnes.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 80. - Secretary
Window has appointed j. K. Moore, Of
st. Paul, Mimi, as chief of the appoint
ment division, treasury department, to
succeed T. E. Byrnes, resiged Mr..
Moore was for many years editor and
proprietor of The Tribune at st. Peter,
Mimi, and was more recently private
secretary to Governor McGil1 of the
same state. He will assume charge at
Morris tribune., 1890-11-05
M'KlNLEY FEELS SAFE.

His Friends Claim He Ran Ahead of His
Ticket.
CANTON, Ohio, Nov. A full vote
was polled both in the city and SUR
rounding farming district. Straight
tickets were voted in the main. although
the Republicans claim Warwick was
freely penciled. Democrats discredit
this and say Mckinley will run but lit
tie if any ahead of his ticket. Both
parties seem confident of victory. Maj.
Mckinley is at home and expressed him.
self as confident of success for himself
and the entire Republican ticket.
Morris tribune., 1890-11-05
mARYLAND,s coneREssMEH.

Five of Them Probably Democratic and
One Republican.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 4.-Election day
was clear and warm. The vote through
out the state was quietly polled, the
Australian system being highly COM
mended. Reports from the Sixth dis
trict indicate the election of Congress
man McComas. The Democrats prob
ably carried the other five districts.
Morris tribune., 1890-11-05
To Reduce Canadian POSTAGE.

OTTAWA, Ont, Nov. 4.--The Canadian
Gazstte is authority for the statement
that the government is considering the
question of establishing 2-cent postage
rate for ounce letters in conformity with
the United States rate.