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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-11-13

ALBANY, Nov. 3.--An extraordinary
case has been brought to light in the
police court through the arrest of a hus-
band Oh complaint of his wife. The
man gave the name of John Mcdonald
the wife that of Julia Mcdonald. Mrs.
McDonald said she was born in New
ork city and lived with her parents
and sister there until her father died
Then she was but mere child, but was
put out to work. Her mother married
aSecOnd husband, John Morey, by whom
she had son. Soon after the war the
complaint met John Anthon Morey,
who had served in the war, and who
aftel"a years courtship, married her.
y year later Julia discovered her
mother, whom she supposed to be dead
When the parent visited the daughters
house she recognized in the husband her
son by John Morey. The result of the
revelation was a separation of Morey and
his wife. Subsequently Julia married
John Cummings, with whom she lived
for five years. During all this time
Morey kept urging Julia to leave Cum.
mings and go with him. Finally he
threatened to kill her, and worried the
woman to such an extent that she went
to live with him again. TO prevent
Cummings from discovering them Mo
rey assumed the name Of Mcdonald and
went to Albany, where the couple have
lived for ten years. In the meantime
Cummings married another woman and
is living happily with her in Massachu.
sets.
There have never been any proceed.
lngs for divorce by any of the parties
The continued abuse of his wife by Nc.
Donald led to his arrest.
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Firo at Gainesville, Fla.

-. GAINESVILLE, FLA, November g.
Elre this morning partially destroyed
the freight depot of the Florida South.
ern Railroad and damaged merchandise
therein to the extent Of several thou.
sand dollars. The papers and safe OF
the railroad company were saved. The
structure was owned by the Savannah
Florida and Western Railroad company
and was insured. a box car on the
track near by was burned and several
Others were damaged.
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ToSoundlhg service. Something for

ChrlSt!
A plain man passing a fortress saw a
ltuSslan soldi.r on guard in q terribly
cold night, and took off his coat and
gave it to the soldier, saying, 81 will
soon be hGn'e and warm, and you will
DC out here all night" So the soldier
wrapped himself in the borrowed coat.
The plain man who loaned the coat to
ihe soldier soon after was dying, and in
ms dream saw Christ and said to him,
y on nave got my coat on" "N-es,"
sala Nhrlst, this is the one you lent me
on that cold night by the fortress.
was naked, and ye clothed me-" Some
thlng for Christ! by the memories of
bethlehem | adjure you!
In the light of that star
Lie the ages empearIcd.
That song from afar
LAS swept over the world.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-11-13
MOVEMENT OF COTTON.
Condition of The Market us Shown by New
Orleans Exchange.

N"i"iI'oh oi !hc Market as Shown by New
Orleans Exchange.
, NEW ORLEANS, November 1.-the
october crop statement issued to-dnv
ny Sccretry Hester, Of the New Orleaur
Cotton Exchange, shows the largest
movement OF cotton during any single
month IN the history of the trade. the
lotal number OF bales brought in sight
during the thirty-one days having
reached l,13l,oO3, against 1881 ,2I9 in
October, 1889, an increase of loo 4SI
ihe statistics Of trade prior to the cur-
rent year show that on only three occL-
SionS nave monthly movements reached
as h!gh as 100000 bales. These were
IN october and November 1889. and i'm
December 1887.
The movement from the 1st of Sep
temDer to October 81, includes total re-
celpts at all United States delivery
ports OF 2,OSl DOB, against 1,SS4,O53 last
year ana l,45o,264 in railroads across
the Mississippi, Ohio and Potomac
year and 1907 year before last so Sonth' ,t'hV
eTh iIIlil taklngS, exclusive of quantity
consumed at Southern out ports 99,846,
against lOO.59o last year and 9O,g84 the
year before, and interior town stocks in
excess OF those held at the commence
mcnt or the season 334 4671, against l6S-
10Y last year and 217,GO2 year before
last.
These make the total amount of this
cotton crop brought into sight during
Septe mberand October2, ,5S3, ,327, against
G,oo,jo' last year and 1,939,947 year be-
lore aSt. ana an excess during this
year or 2S3, 12O bales over the correspon-
ding two months oil 1899 and 8438SO
ahead OF the same time in 1883
Northern spinnerS took during Octo-
Der 3ll, ,lo6 bales, against 223,29S last
year, increasing the total for the two
months to 1868, against 333, 900 last
year ana i6l $50 the year before.
rms makes the average weekly TAX
lllGS tor the season 81 ,142 bales, apaipst
5o,2o3 last Year and $4,000 the year be
lore. The foreign exports for two
months have been 1,24l $40, SHOWING
ut excess over the heavy shipments oI
last season Of So, l54 and over the sam,
period or the year before last of 474 .4O7
me gam III foreign export during Oc-
toOer,. compared with last October. bns
been 81 1919. The stock al the seaboard
aud twenty-nine leading Southern in.
terror markets 1T the close of October
were 'o6,4oo, against 765,O30 for the
same date lest year and S11 ,739 the year
before.
Including port and interior stocks
W. O',i Aioiii llC previous season, and
il number OF bales of the current crop
brought into sight during the two
months, the supply has been 2.G55, ITO
eaieS: against 2,3G3,G7O last year and
:, 135, 73O the year before.
Up TO this date last year 3l.46 Der
cent OF the crop had been marketed.
and Tor September and October of 1888
the percentage of crop brought into
sight was 1886. With all this large
movement TO market. showing an eX-
cess To date Of 2S3, ,12O over last season
and 6l3,3SO over season before last sup
ply has moved off SO rapidly to foreign
ana domestic consumers that stocks at
the close of October were but 81 ,45O
bales larger than at this time last year
and IA, 7l9 ahead of this date in 1888.
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Tho Cost of Gala \Voek

CHARLESTON, Nov. 3.-Gala week
was Il big success socially, financially
and otherwise. The railroads brought
to the city nearly 25,O00 visitors. AT
moderate estimate these averaged $40
each spent in the city, or total of
S25O,O00 put in circulation in one week.
Now, nc to the cost of the festival. The
finance committee, at the head of which
is that born hustler Mr. l.. Arthur
O'Neill, the owner of the Grand Opera
House, collected about $4,000 for ex-
penses. This amount was subscribed
by the merchants, hotel men and rail
roads. They engaged Pains Last Days
OF Pompeii upon terms which turned to
be most profitable to both the contract
ing parties. Five performances of
pompeii were given, the receipts reach
ing 81 600. During the week, at a
moderate estimate, over 5000 bushels
OF oysters were taken by the restaurants
and eaten by visitors. No such q rush
has ever been seen in Charleston before.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-11-13
Delamater will exceed 10000. Water
and Stewart. Republican candidates re-

Delamater will exceed 10000. Water
and Stewart. Republican candidates re-
! spectively for Lieutenant Governor
! and secretary OF internal affairs, are
certainly elected. The latest returns
from the twenty-eight Congressional
districts of the State show the election
OF eighteen Republicans and ten Dem
ocrats. The present delegation from
this State stands twenty-one Republi-
cans and seven Democrats.
DEMoCRATIC GAINS IN NEBRASKA.
OMAHA, Nov. 5:-The returns indl-
cate the probable election of Boyd
Oem) for Governor by small plurali-
ty. The Alliance candidates are loom
ing up strong in the interior and the
republican candidates are alternating
between the first and second places in
the country towns. Complete returns
may possibly elect either of tho three
candidates, but large Democratic gains
IN omaha and the Eastern End still
give Boyd the best chance. The Dem
ocrats gain one Congressman, Nc
helghn surely. and probably another,
bryan; ~, The election of Dorsey CRep.)
III inc nnlrd District is not yet certain.
THE BAY STATE REvULSION.
BOSTON, November 5.-The Globe
says that with only half dozen towns
TO near from in Massachusetts at 2 u.
M. Russell, Democrat, is leading by
over 10000 votes, and is elected by =
large majority. The Democrats gain
three Congressman.
ALL ONE WAY.
In Arkansas, Alabama, Georgia.
Maryland, North Carolina, Kentucky
louisiana, West Virginia, Tennessee
Virginia, Texas, Mississippi, New Jer-
Sey and several other States the Demo-
Gratis elected all the congressman and
other officers.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-11-13

TIE Philadelphia Press is candid
enough to admit that tho next House
may be Democratic. In view Of this it
may become necessary for Mr.. Reed to
formulate new rules whereby two DEM
oerats will be required to cast one vote.
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A CLEAN SWEEP.
THE UNTERRIFIED DEMOCRACY IS
ONCE AGAIN TRIUMPHANT.

The People OF the United States sebuks
the Party of Public Plunder and Give
tho Democrats an All-powerful Majority
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-07
CHICAGO Grain and Produce,

CHICAGO, H., May 6.-There was less do
ing in the wheat market today and some
what steadier feeling existed. FluCtua-
tiOns were confined within smaller range.
July closed about sc lower than yester-
day
There was very good trade in corn, al
though the business was hardly as recent
ly noticed, price changes being less fire.
quent and within range of 1@6t@5 Final
quotations were 15@Ac better than yester-
day
There was less animation in the Oat mar
ket. the bulk of the trade being local Of
ferings were especially large and the de-
mand was fair, but prices charged were
confined to sc range. The close was I'M
steady.
A light trade was reported in pork.
Prices declined 20@2215c and closed steady
at inside figures.
Only moderate business was transacted
in lard and the feeling was easier. Open
ing sales were made at n slight advance,
but the market soon weakened and prices
receded 2L(G5c Toward the close the
feeling was steader and prices advanced
slightly and the market closed compare
lively quiet.
Only light business was reported in
ribs with the feeling stronger. EARLY sales
were made at 5@716c advance but weaker
feeling was developed later and prices re-
ceded 2I6@6c. During the later part of
session the feeling was steadler with prices
more favorable to sellers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-07

f. J. RAYMOND, South Haven, marketed
hogs.
NJ. Dobbins, Viola, came in with car OF
hogs
H.B. Craig. Arkansas City, marketed a
car of cattle and hogs.
Sterling & Brindley, Peabody, sent in a
car of hogs.
J.P Wedel, Mound Ridge, sent in two
cars of hogs.
Harvey Grace, Cheney, was on the mar
ket with a car of hogs.
J. B. Slough, FL Dorado, was late ar
rival with a car of cattle and hogs.
P. J. Quigley, Harper, sent in a car of
hogs.
VIM. McKitrick, Augusta, had car OF
hogs on the market
Last month was the largest month, last
week the largest week and today the
largest day in the history of the new live
stock market of the southwest.
j. K. McGregor, of this city, who some
years ago did great deal of business on
the Covington, Ky, and Cincinnati live
stock markets, is buying cattle on this
market now. He purchased two cars of
export cattle and viii ship three cars east
tomorrow. MAC" is right up on quality
and values and everybody is glaG to see
him operating on this market.
T. w. Welherner will ship 400 hogs, or
six double deck car loads, TO the City of
Mexico tomorrow for Morris & Butt. Mr..
w. is getting more heavy hogs than he eX-
pected
J. W. Hawn & Co, grain dealers, report
the largest DAYS business they have ever
done.
Nat Houston was strong buyer on the
cattle market today.
Several cars of stock arrived too late for
the market and are not included in today's
receipts.
T. a. McClelland, eX-deputy sheriff of
Kingman county, has accepted position
with Eldridge 6; Campbell
The Hazelton stock farm sent in two
cars of choice fat cattle. They arrived too
late for today's market.
Dold purchased I,1H hogs, Whitaker
l,179 hogs and Norris & Butt 219 hogs to-
day.
r. H. Potter and J. r. Beal bankers of
Keene, n. H., were taking in the packing
houses and stock yards this afternoon in
company with J. 0. Davidson and Arthur
Faulkner
The Udall Record says: Carr g. Son
shipped two cars of stock to Wichita this
week. One of cattle and hogs mixed and
one Of hogs. The stock shippers of Cdall
are rustlers Judging from the amount of
stock they are shipping. But that is the
kind of men we have around UdaH."
Some INSCRIPTIONS fellow, who evident
ly has very little business of his own to
attend to, report that there are big jawed
cattle on this market and that they are be-
ing slaughtered and sold. 1t is a base
falsehood. There has been but one creature
of that kind in the yards for two months
and half and he was shot and the carcass
destroyed on arrival. All the men con-
nected with the yards and the live stock
reporter of the EAGLE knows this to be a
fact. None of the commission men or
buyers connected with this market would
have anything to do with lump jawed
cattle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-07
FoR INDIAS SUPPLIES AID
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-07
Brief Mention.

The new live stock market of the south
west is certainly winner.
!. :. Lehman shipped twenty-one head
of heavy horses TO Chambersburg, Pa,
today.
John Fal&euberg, of Falkenberg Bros,
Caldwell, came in with one car cattle and
ore car hogs.
Big run, new shippers and everybody
satisfied
Carr x Son, Udall, were on the market
with car of mixed stock.
Hentzelman Bros. Cunningham. mar
keted a car OF cattle ami hogs.
James GrimIey. Peotone, was on the
market with stock.
All the live stock raisers and shippers
in the southwest are gaining confidence in
this market and are sending the bulk Of
their shipments here.
:. 7. Rutledge, Colwich, had a car of
mixed stock on the market.
J. W. Norton. Oatville, marketed hogs.
J. b. Mintury, Maize. had = car of hogs
On the market
tn. Borland came in from Sterling
with three cars Of cattle and hogs.
Read the EAGLES report of the lira
stock market if you want TO keep posted.
J. B. kell, Clearwater, came in with one
ear mixed and two cars of hogs.
Norris & Gard, Furley, came in with
two cars of hogs.
Watch the market reports closely and
see how fast the live stock market grows
G. W. Jones, Kingman, was on the
market with one car of mixed stock and
two cars of hogs.
III. Williams, Goddard, came In with
car OF hogs.
Capt. T. Neal came IN from Cullison
with car of hogs.
John SicelofT. Belle PLANE. had hogs on
the market.
Gibbins Bros, Sawyer, marketed car
OF cattle and hogs.
Everybody was busy at the yards today.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
by Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY No, May 6--CATTLE-Rece
5000 shipments 1900 Beef steers higherotherssteady
Steers 3 GO5q5 To- cows. 81 Sgg3 90 stOckers and
feeders, IS 60 HOGS-Recepts. 1900 shipments
100 Market steady to weak. All grades, % 900
CO. bulk, 50 g115. SHEEP-Receipts 1900; SHY
Inents 500 Market sehady and fairly active Good
to choice mHttOns and lambs, S. J9@5 7ji stOckers
and feeders IS 1904 p.
ST LOUIS, Mo-. May 6.-CATTLE-Receipts.
2OOn: shipments. 800 Market higher. Steers. IS 400
90; stOckers and feeders, 81 1908 5G Texas and In
dams 81 50G34 05. HOGS-Receipts 400 shipments
500 Market &c higher. Fair to choice heavy. 81 05G
1 Is; packing grades, 81 0194 10. SHEEP-ReceiDts,
700; shipments -. Market steady. Fair TO choice
a 01lJ5 -.
CHICAGO, H.. May g. - CATTLE-Receipts,
1000 shipments 3OO0 Market strong, 5@10c higher.
Beeves 81 9lI5 p, steers 81 S0q4G 20, stOCkers and
feeders, 50 75G4 co. cows, bulls and mixed,
s. 60G3 50; Texas steers 81 1904 70 HOGS-Receipts
lGGm shipments 4,c1 Market strong and cents
higher. Mixed, 81 1904 20; heavy 81 lGG4 S2I3;
light 81 1904 80 skps IS 50G4 o. SHEEP - Re
Cepts 70R shipments 100. Market steady, Natives
81 (sk&6 so western corn fed 50 0Og6 %, Texans
IS 00lg5 40, lambs $57jG7 %.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-07
Wichita Provision Market.

WICHITA, Kan. May g.
The heavy receipts of hogs and increasing orders
for pork products keeps the packers busy. Prices
rule strong nearly all lines,
SUGAR CURED MEATS-Canvass or plain hams
20 lbs and up 9pe. &c hams 1920 lbs lllC, hams
dunn and up Is1l2C hams small size l0lGl2 lbs IL
q Pike California picnic hams i1@c breakfast bacon
full width stripsl S9Gl0c, dried beef-ham extra
dry Sc smoked beef tongues per doz 81 90 cottage
or boneles hams SLC, New York shoulders b164c Cali
fornis bacon 6l4c, Tennessee bacon sac rolled shoul-
uerS homeless Sc.
SIDE MEATS-Short clear sides packed dry salt
Sc 06 Is per 100 lbs clear itches 6ec. English bel
lies G1eC long clear sides IS 1915 80 shoulders 44G59,
clear backs Sc 00I6 . per 100 lbs long clear bacon
Sc SI36 a. Cwt. short clear bacon S. 2566 90 clear
bacon backs 81 51S6 20, bacon hitches s. 5OGI >,
bacon shoulders Sd.
SAUSAGE-Fresh pork sausage No 5lsa61[c. fresh
pork sausage teXtras1 &C, Vienna and and Frank
furt l0c head cheese Sc boloEnas rounds 4l9G5c,
bolognas middles 4leG5C, niCkieS bologna 4legS2c;
tongue sausage &c. liver sausage &C, blood pudding
LARD-Basis Tc's, choice family 61sC, bakers spe
cal 6lC pure leaf &C, Whittakers star 7lc, Whitta-
ker's pastry tSlC.
FRESH MEATS-RE EF-Sides Of whole csrcasses
5E6i,c hind quarters 6le,67lec fore quarters S14C
lons So lnc. PORE-Porl loins &C, tender loIns K,
PREPARED PIChLED G0ODS-Ptg's feet put IN
halves and sn!ced. Quarter bhs. 90 lbs p kits, >
lnS. 75c. Picked ana spcad pigs tonGue-hitts; 10
bs. 81 y. Trpe, picked ami spced-Quarter bbls
20 lbs. -, kits 10 los 6Oc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-07
M|1lli Eaglt
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS,

Receipts of live stock at the Union Stock
Yards for "a hours-346 cattle, 2612
hogs, 81 horses. Shipments 43 cattle,
81 horses. Note the big receipts on the
new live stock market Of the south
west. She is certainly a winner The
quality of the cattle were much better
than for some days. The market was
active and firm from the opening. The
competition was strong as the buyers
all wanted cattle. Everything sold at
satisfactory prices. Largest receipts
of hogs ever on the market, and all
choice in quality. Market opened
steady at yesterdays close and sold
at those figures until about $50, when
Kansas City reports noted a decline Of
2 1-2 to 5 cents and prices dropped to
$385 here. The close was steady at
the decline.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-07

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MILLSTUFF-Firm.
CORN MEAI-DuIl. s. 1J65 50.

MILLSTCFF-Firm.
CORN MEAL-Dull. g 15S5 50
CORN CHOP-52c.
BUTTER-GOod TO fancy Creamery firm. ls1fei7c;
fair to choice IS9l5c.
EGGS-Firm at l0c.
enthusiastically. Full cream northern twins and
Young America l09 lie: western Ses!c-
LIVE POULTRY-Firnl. Choice hens IS 90 roost-
ers 50 00d2 So small fat hens 81 J0SS p. Spring
chickens small S250G4 o.
PROFISIONS-Easy.
HAMS-$9 %
BREAKFAST BACON-$s Is
DRIED BEEF-$T 80.
DRIED SALT NEATS-Short ribs IS - Iony
clear s. 20; shoulders 81 81 short clear IS a.
SMOKED MEATS-Long clear 50 CO. shoulders
s. 0E short clear sides Sc %.
PORk-S1I o.
LARD-S6 S51%
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-07
Wichita Wholesale Fruit Market.

Wichita wholesale Frnit Market.
WICHITA. Kan. Nays.
There is a very active demand for fruit Of all
kinds aud il keeps the lObheTs and commission men
very busy fling orders. Oranges are held AT firm
To higher figures Strawberries quite plenty and
choice grades retail at lJc.
RANGFS-Nex'Csr. s. 1894 90 per box. baskets
s. 5E4p0 California Nediterr sweet oct %
per box Call oru.R Riverside a =, per box.
Nesslna - -564 % per box Imperial 81 . Der box
san Diego "a per box
LEMONS Mess ma per h0v. 81 Sls5 N
TRAWRERRIES-s4 S1G5 % per crate.
PINE APPLES-SS J@E4 40 per COE
App. ES-NOne IN market.
BANANAS-S2O % O s. 90 per bunch. fancy s. 30 per
Fit;S-LAyers ElaIsc per Ii i oval boxes s. 50s
: - pe~ 10.
DATES-PerSian 90 10 boxes, SlS59c per ID, Fard.
losa * 10 boxes. lslyc per To-
HONEY-CalifornIa ID frames, l7GlSc per 10.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-07
St. Louis Produce.

ST. LOUIS, No. Nay g.
FLOUR Market firri. and trading light
Choice 81 1592 20. Ky 81 29d3 81; family 81 l092 So
81 Sba4 -.
WHEAT-The close was weak and &c above YES
terClay No red cash g1Sc; July SSIic bid August
s714c asked, September SS59c nominal, DecemberS5l
asked.
S55sc. May 3i1Sc bid, July S33s@s]<c asked August
SIC asked.
asked. July PC.
RYE-NO. hard cash Sc.
BARLEY-Very little demand. Iowa Al.