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Steel JeWelry.

Steel trinkets are likely to be the rage
next winter. An artifcer of steel jewel
ry named LIE Long has made hit with
coronets, brooches, necklaces and gar
lands of steel beads mixed with artificial
pearls. The false pearls are to the steel
what cream is to overdrawn tea. They
soften it and are not pretentious. Visi-
tors to the Exhibition of Industrial Art
at the Palais de rIndustrie can see these
elegant brooches in steel and sham
pearls at prices varying from 1Of to 2Of.
There is garland of wild roses priced
at 1,5OOf It is meant to be worn at a
fancy ball by lady personating an iron
queen.-L.ondon Truth.
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Money Invested in Electricity.

Some recent authentic statistics show
the extent to which the electric lighting
industry has grown in this country. The
returns from about 400 central stations
aggregate capital stock of $119, 900, 900,
and this may be taken to be very near
the amount actually invested, as the
plants, owing to increases and recon-
structions, frequently represent much
more than the nominal share capital.
These stations have a capacity Of 1890
arc lights and 100000 incandescents of
Is candle power, and the dynamos which
supply current for these lights are oper-
ated by engines of $780, 55 horse power
New York Post
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Original Observations.

If an Irishman were violently oscillating
a cradle, what Greek name would his wife
use to make him do it more slowly? Pat
reckless.
What did the old boot say to the boot
maker? "Soled again"
What did the rock say when he sat on
the weathercock? GLOW vane are all
things here belowp'.
What did the onion say when he was
boiled? II am not so strong as I used
to be-"
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2. When l found the seats all taken i
asked to be refunded my money.
3. The severe storm prevented our start
ing on the day stated.
a. Clara rated the roses at shilling
each.
5. We shall not disagree now that we
have discussed the subject at length.
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A COnundrum.

Some one mentioning that COLUMBIA"
was the Latin for ''dove." it gave rise to
the following:
What is the difference between the Old
World and the New? The former was dis
covered by Columbia, who started from
Noah; the latter by Columbus. who started
from Genoa.
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No. 3O5.-Transpositions.

l. Those clad in these, the broken hearted,
Are mourning for a friend departed.
g Folks cut up these and think they're jolly;
! call them boyish kind of folly
g. This brings about remorse and worry;
Keep out Of it or you'll be sorry.
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No. 3O4.-Charade.

My first maiden is lovely and coy,
Whose greatest desires to be loved by boy.
When speaking of self she uses my third;
In conjunction with others my seconds the word,
My whole is river and is mighty and strong
AS through parts of our country it dashes along.
Like most of our wishes it often is crossed
And though mighty at times, at the end it is lost
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No. 3O1.-Word Squares.

l. Bolder. 2. To withdraw 3. Irregu-
larity in disease. d. Turbulent, quarrel
some women. s. The popular name of the
sea holly. g. To exercise the faculty of
reason.
1. A leaf bud, as distinguished from a
flower bud. 2. A mans name. 8. Hilari-
ty 4. Crude black copper reduced, but
not refined from sulphur. 5. Pale.
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Kew to the PuZZIer.

No. 293-Cross Word Enigma: Opos-
sum.
No. 294.-A Triple Acrostic: From 1 to
81, DR.. Livingstone; 2 to 80, Dark Cont
nent; to 80, Henry M. Stanley. From
to Q, Druid; 2 to 3, Dutch; 4 to 5, Rhoda;
5 to 6, Agave; to s. Lemur; 8 to 9, Rouen;
10 to II, Izaak; II to 10, Kedar; Is to IA,
Vomic IA to Is, Candy; l6 to II. Idaho; II
to Is, Opium; 10 to 90, Nissan; 90 to 81,
Nests; % to 3d. Grant; % to "a, Trent; Is
to 26, Sinai; 26 to 81, India; % to 90, Turin;
30 to 80, Noyon; 81 to 80, Olive; 80 to SO,
Easel; "a to 35, Neon; 35 to 36, Niece; 81 to
38, Eclat; SO to 80, Testy.
No. 295.-A Part of Uncle Sans Army:
Light infantry.
No. 296-Numerical Enigma: The sleep
ing fox catches no poultry.
No. 297.-Charade: Primrose.
No 9S.-Decapitations H-anker. M
angle Thames. Hanger. Twain. T.
wine.
No. 299.-Riddles: l. Window pane. 2.
Because it is hampered. g. .Crowbar. 4.
Because there is always a Turkey in it. 5.
The former, because it is spelt with more
ELS.
A man Who has practiced medicine for
40 years, ought to know saltfrom sugar;
read what he says:
TOLEHO, o., January 10, 1887.
Messrs. f. J. CHENEY & Co.-Gentle-
men II have been in the general prac-
tice OF medicine for most 40 years, and
would say thatin all my practice and ex-
perience have never seen preparation
that | could prescribe with as much con-
fdence Of success as I can Halls Ca
tarrn Cure, manufactured bv you. Have
prescribed ita great many times and it's
effect is wonderful, and would say in
conclusion that I have yet to find case
OF Catarrh that it would not cure, if they
would take If according to directions.
Yours truly,
J., L. GoRsUCH, NJ. D.
Office, 215 Summit St.
We will give 800 for any case of Ca
tarrh that cannot be cured with Halls
Catarrh Cure. Taken internally.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Props,
Toledo, Ohio.
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No. 3OO.-A Famous Battle.

am composed of fifteen letters.
~, IA, Is, Ills a river'in Africa.
l, ~, Z, Is is an excavation.
8, s, IA, Is is violent anger.
l, Is, 8, Z, 4 is income.
10, 5, Z is noise.
8, 6, II, 9, 10 is grieved.
My wholeAis battle in the late war.
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From l to 2, joker; from 2 to 4, river
famous in olden times; from to 3, noble
lady; from to 4, endeavored; from to 6,
ti4esome; from to 8, certain Dutch ships;
from to Z, dances; from to 8, allows;
from to 5, part of ship; from 2 to 6, a
circle; from 4 to s. sleeps; from to z,
transgressions
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No. 3OS.-Hidden Mountains.
l. shall stop hiring such men unless
am soon suited.
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No. 3O7.-GoOd Anagrams.
l. Moon starers. f. Sly ware
2. hire parsons s. There we sat.
3. Go nurse g. Nice red hams.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-07

ssxfs4s froE5is heEsrtsa fr9as TO w.
ss1siz I2zl@z kssess-tasaa.

hLwAukAE. JGns q. Ihels ls DANCE
u a 1prls-Hg ca tie Msneu nee a.
Oua "a la1 - feserF4t t-gns. .cc1r5 =
~ dispatches fso2 >l4asao urln.el j.
a. evening p1per aere Wednes5aq
algaE, according 5e .aese dse41e1es.
the sEeas a4s CON ge. ed - a-s frau
ths ressrF2lloH, as Ia Ia5.4u aollc
zad Lls fear ~hits sUplora- asts
poserless ~ Drolsct alm- Tie Govern
neat slil &c asAsc - sent troocs ~
ms1LalslY. b-E aaless slrong fores IS
sea- is 49, maze u4ttsrs worse. for rae
reason tbaE theEe are 2, go bucks .rued
e1th WlneaesIer -es-nsarlv All dez&
saots--oa tos gr0a - ag1 t1ey seen 10
- ~sitlag for targets
Iae present ssEie1s sitGat.en IS sal1
% be de ID ths iD1lence ot t1s lats
ladi4a agea. jennings, 4a9 ass sac
-sedsd ~ As. Kelsey a Republican.
MAJ 81 It IS claimed Jennings has
convinced tle Indians ta-r they have
the righg 20 choose their oan agent
They have been growing rebelll0-s and
ugly. and q few DAYS ago took posses
sion Of the Government warehouses
aAd, dressed ia war pzlEt and feathers,
courished arms ia the faces OF the new
agent and tie Government inspector
nCW on the ground
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-07

Stephenson. a oolored bov, &pa partially
parAyalnr N3lL4m hils. LAG eaDr
PAWS store sapsrla sendenL and = hoy
rs tie nane 81 D4ek Alexander
stephensou's s clothes xere gates ~
tAs ligAssiug Dslls and Aisx@H4er
Wlll recover, bQt thsy naru0~iy ssospo2
instant aestA The b&Ea as sAgaty
injured
- CANADA
BAKKm. Ont. glpe & TIE Woss ais
Astroas nood tbat ever visited thls tovn
took Pleos THURSDAY a. cansea aenee oi
I~o Gays neasy rzIn lns Eisle os~in
oaved u "Wednesday ano We eoi'se-
QpcuIlF no uss .H earring 2Nss the tre-
uenGogs fou fhs& caUs aoNl irom she
hills along ne raads ike immense
rivers Al he streets IL tne oent ~
portion - tae town veFe coNpleteiy
e. bmorRea and ths pTl ucipal business
thoroag hf4res presented melancholy
slgbt The water w4s fully teo feet
deep 4nd many stores Were noo1oa
The street. Ia the vicinity ot nko
points are washed away ID = depth ot
from siE 10 eiFht test IAe cassm Al
present Is fully atty ieet vide 4bs
VAST body of water 3alca raahsa eoen
carried every thing in rs pstn a. The
Lar. The railway track Is washed
AWAY and fraflc Is blocked. = number
Of freight cars were washed lEto the
hav. The rainfall was phenomenal.
TIE less 70 tnv toNn "a estimated 4t
about So Oua.
ScNcMpr.a. Ont Jane 6---ln couse-
euenos % heavy rain Thursday ana me
sweeping away 90 tvo large mal-dams.
the village oi Scbom berg Sustained
heavy losses Business houses ana prs
vate dwellings were swept away ty be-
hood aud mang persons are leti home
less and IA desltule circumstances
Tie total loss Is estimated - s4s,0Jo
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-07
tss eenm -tes ca ap.rorrtatsas
q Aa8 sEeAA 1890.

Is ee12 a -tes ca 4p8rourtat ens
81 Aao sSsAk NEN KaAsp
WAsnls .soS, 5sns s.-Tts ChiaaEs
sus4E aea haa thelF snuiaE bsfovs me
cauul ZEE ou tnsnos gturs3ar anl
ssksa for a. auenaueEt - ne tan1
elll providing for = rebate upon al
ssgsE Asls ln stock taxoaraa-l tae
ce4nLrs Slsn ne BAL gees ato esecl
Thts as wat Oasa4. lu8l4upolis
aa3 e.her Jo9ssrs a4ve ssksd 1aere
seemed g. - 80 - .acL-oa 80 -s uart 81
the committee totas s-zEssf-sa. ana.
Ia f1et u is considered vefr mpor-
t.nt oHe. a. u IS ikeig - e. elective
iu all-y lng lie alssufbsd e-.s-.sioa ~
tlslnrs~
REPORT OK A PACIFIC KArLEoAD BIII-
WASHINGTON. JlRe 6-Ar Mlles
.Csnn.b igoDl the committee - PaciEc
f5-3s, reported % ths uo-ss The bill
agsees VPou by The committee Tor The
refuuding OF lhe GoysrnEeut indebted-
ness of tAe Un.on ana Central P4clEc
Railroad CON- 2ules
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-07
NOTES OF THE DAY.

orville Olcott a resident Of Chicago
Tor forty years. died Thursday, aged 7e
years
The next National B'nai Firth con
vendon VII be held 81 Cincinnati lu
1895.
Cholera is rife az Des.rch on the r
Tris a sanitary corden has been p.aoee
around the town.
Three houses 81 Esston- Pa. were
struck by lirhtnlng "Wednesday even
ing and destroyed.
The report that the selling price %
binding twine would De cheaper tbs
season was oontrsdicted Thursday.
Frank McDermotL of Chicago, was
run over by NORTHWESTERN train az
Kenosha, WIS. ana both legs cat of.
Hereafter foreigners can not visit En-
glish Notifications unless accom- panied
by an English Officer IN foll Uniform.
The Il-yeSr-old son o. Prot fred
Blaske. Of Centervllo MINI. was
drowned while bathing in a mill-raoe.
Mile. Teodorovna the Nihilist who
recently escaped from Siberia and who
was arrested upon her arrival in Paris,
has been released.
Rollin Beers lawyer al Bridgeport
Conn, who swindlod bls brother and
sister and other persons out % $4,000
has gone % Canada
Dry weather "a good many counties
in Kansas will cut the yield % wheat
per acre below the average o. last year
which was twenty-five bushels
The argument u The Dos Boinet
river land case vas concluded 81 Fort
Dodge. Ia. Thursday Judge Shiras
has not announced bis decision.
The new Episcopal diocese Of West
ern Missouri wss organized 81 Kansas
City Wednesday With Rev = j. A.
well. o. Toledo. o. s. president
Frank sartsrias. the 5-vesr-old Fon
of = farmer living in Lske tovnship r.
Allen County. Ind. fell from wagon
THURSDAY and was instantly killed.
TIE Cleveland, Cincinnati Chicago a
St Louis railway depot a. thornton.
Ind the water tank and severa. loaded
/ box cars burned Thursday f,oss esa-
mated ~ over $4,000. 80 Insurance
John Rear5on- employed iu the Cn-
cinuat Hamilton 4 Dayton shops -
Lima. Ohio vas scsl6eS - desth Thurs
cay While under ar engine working
One of The fues burste0 Hro covered
hin With boiling vstsr.
In The case % Mrs s n Stone sn6
two children and MIS- =. o Wimmsf.
KILLED lsst FRIDAY by 8 Chicago. St
LOUIS A. Pittsbureh cypress train -
Marion. Ind, Tie coroner ezonsrttes
ths rsilv-T company from blame
TIE steamer Citv - Peklr srri -e5 a.
ean Francisco from Bong Kong and
Yokohama thursday night ttssn dsvs
and tao hours from the latter port be-
irR ths best tine svsf made by tbis
steamer Sbs brought ipz Chlnsss pas
ssngsrs ia fhe stearsre
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-07
MURDERED 81 INDIANS.
Party Of Surveyors IN Colorado a.
fscked ~ nAAa OF Draaksa Red
"a kas-Four Msa allied

sk as-f oef Asn allied.
DENvER Col. Jgne 6-News comes
from Laramie, w. T.. Of the massacre
by q band Of renegade Cheyenne Indl4ns
oi Chiet Engineer William l. Crtlen-
den. in charge OF tie thlr3 division Of
the Government survey n Wyoming,
together vita three Of MS men. Mr
Crltlenden was tie engineer Nho con
structed the E&ds bridge az ST Louis.
His family now reside al Paris.
The terrible tragedy occurred in
Upper Green River County last Sunday.
ana resulted N TIE death OF Chief En-
ginesr ". l. Cr.ttenden. +. ". Timbe
lake. George Woods and Henry over
meyer, chain carriers. and the serious
il not fatal WouDdlng oi Assistant In
r!neer Jesse Lee. The crime was
committed by a band OF eleven
renegade Cheyenne Indians while
under The influence Of liquor furnished
them by rancumen who had recently
moved into the country The murder
was especially diaboAcal from the f2ct
that -ngineer Cr.ttendea and BIS men
we're .rIen.-y w.th tho Indians and had
always treated them kindly and
did them innulnerabie fasors. Last
sunday morning the Indians rode
into the surveyors camp and
il was soon seen that they wero intox-
icAted and disposed 20 be ugly. They
demanded liquor, which Was refused
them. Then they wanted sugar and
coffee, and were again refused. 4
quarrel then ensued. when the Indians
suddenly attacked tho surveying party
with their knives and guns. The a.-
tack was so sudden and unexpected
that the men were in 10 way prepared
for resistance. and when the indians de.
parted all I'VE Of the men were LEFT
upon the field for dead.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-07
All tYsra nranned.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Jgne o.-While
returning home iron school az Middle
bury Thursday afternoon, Edward. aged
l3. and George, aged 10, sons OF John
Smith, got on raft and began padding
about. When about a hundred yards
from shore the r4iL iLcapsized The cries
OF the children brought Mrs. Smith,
mother OF the boys, 70 The scene. and
she rushed into the water 20 save her
sons. She got into the deep water.
however, and before assistance could
reach them, tae mother and both sons
we're drowned.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-07
AMERICAN CATTLE BARRED.
Dir. Chaplin Declines to Favor : Removal
O! Present KestrIctions.


LONDON, June Ga Scotch deputa-
ton has Matted on Henry Chaplin,
president Of the Board OF Agriculture.
and asked that the restrictions placed
upon the importation Of American cattle
into Great Britain may be modified. The
principal arguments in support Of their
request presented 0y the delegates we're
the present scarcity in Great Brit.
ain Of store cattle, and the
freedom from pneumonia now enjoyed
BIZ the American animals. In reply
10 the delegation MIR. Chaplin said that
the majority Of the farmers favored the
continuance ot the existing restrictive
regulations, and that he could not hold
out the slightest hope Of their modifca-
ton. Notwithstanding the absence Of
disease in American cattle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-07
THE FAIR COMMISSION.
Meeting OF It's Members TO BE Held in
Chicago, Juno 26.

WASHINGTON, June 8. - Secretary
Blaine has called a meeting Of the
worlds fair commissioners, TO be held at
the Grand Pacific Hotel. Chicago, on the
26th inst, FOR the purpose OF organizing
by the appointment of officers, commit
tees, etc.
The Secre tary has designated Mr.. Sc
vellon A. Brown, Chief Clerk Of tho
Department Of State as nom Der OF tho
Board OF Govern ment officials from the
Executive Department having charge
of the Government exhibit
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-07

LUTLE VALLEY, y. Y, June 6.-The
trial Of George Mil1s for the killing OF
bis brother resulted IN verdict OF
ms.nslaugh IN the hrs. degree. The
prisoner was sentenced 20 Auburn
prison FOR nineteen years and SIX
moutaa
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-07

TrurkraroIds, Ind June . - TIE
Dsuoorstie STATE Central Conn ttas
net here II 8rssav snt frs8 tns 6st.
- fhe s-ste convention AuguFf -
sQzinef ths protests ~ ma 81 - % ths
candidates vbo began Their carvaseas
uerths ago IN TIE expectation o. 8 July
..r.~.e.r.~
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-07

LONDON, June 6.-In the House Of
Commons yesterday the bill for the con
struction OF tunnel under the English
channel from England 10 France was
rejected by vote of Pa TO l5S.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-07
KMlea ~ - -.

BROoKFIELD, Wis. June 6-At noon
Thursday Anson Geisler, well-to-do
farmer. was killed by being thrown
from his wagon violently against loco
motive, which struck one ot his horses
whle they were running away.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-07

Tor WkTFK. ind. june 9 "A s.sss
o-rsr zstion - trs Farmers hIAsnos
- Irsl lars was sgecfso - usst.uF
hsIs in ttis cftT TbursssV sobr q
Iavrsnes - WtissT CountT. sss
,teser p-ssi3ert end steps we're taksn
e. rn9~eugtl7 organ zs tnt STATE
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-07
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
% action and truly beneficial in It's
efec,s, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to ell and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles b. all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup co.
StF F7Eac SEQ. cit.
LOUISVILLE. ~. sEH F07k. ~.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-07

Wtursor vfs Trrf f-Tts f-sas
p r~ sr6 Poo r~srr r, issI nneF nsf ssnf
OF rst ors e. - siTreo ~ ere DAIRY
ueu ~ tbs STATE sssnR louFresf -
ress tsf r .sesek bla sntrac ~ elso
rna-Tsrlus 20 ne pyo7islans - tcs 49,
d -hs sesera N1ate&
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-07
A VIII Hurnet.

CAIRO Ill, June q At o'clock
"Wednesday night fire destroyed the big
saw and planing-mill OF A J. Bill. at
Ulin, H.. few miles north OF here
Loss, SIS. 00J; insurance, so. 600
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-07
rs Sentence Wa, Ju.t.

New YoRK. Juno 6.-The supreme
Court general term has affirmed the
conviction and sentence OF ex-Sheri1
Flack.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-07
TALKING Oh SILVER.
IGs Question Provz-z : -@z-Sz
70 OR Statesmen
DEglTED II TIE SEsiIE I'D House
sssztor Saersaaa Cisss Ets Nis~s - tAS
Fr0slsna Eiae ag4se So2sA-sfs he
ksP4sEc4a Czaeas Msas~FS AAs
Asz4Ls Bsh "A b % HorA-


wAsmSeroS. J-as s. la tie House
THURSDAY lhe silver bl4 haF. - oesn
sea1 Ar. Conger ia eEsFea Tie es--
eGs BIZ a. a Substitute
Mr McCom4s I'D moved 70 sDen1
the substitute by a4eiag 70 section
tae wosds 'al3 tie parcbase ~ SILVER
bullioa shah - slspeE1sd ~a.4e Il Is
being So Deposited fsE coinage.
Mr Taylor D~l orsfea ga amena-
nent 70 tue original bill providing that
u The net amount u silver baliion re-
csived shall BE- less tAaR ;. 00o, COO Ia
any one month the Secretary Of the
Treasury shall on The succeeding month
purch Ase a sanleient amount 70 supply
the deficiency
Mr ODounell fNieh-) moved 70
amend the amendment by king cut
- 99o. o09 and Inserting $500 600
THIS exhausted ali the amendments
which eau Dc offered under the rules
and. although M Bland ~As on his feet
demanding recognition, lie VAS Ignored
BY the Speaker.
MeSsrs. Cenger IA. Williams tIlLh
Taylor (IlL) and Lanham Tex made
speeches, and aflerward, pending
further debate, the House sdiourned.
WAsHINoroN, June 6.-Ihe House
met a. II o'clock this morning, and de-
bate began az oEce on the silver bill
Mr.. L.nd (Minn.) said he represented
an AGRICULTURAL district, he farmers Of
which were po0r, bur not wholly
prosperous. The depressed condition
was due . the low prices OF agricul,-
ural products, which he believed were
affected ~ The amount % money n cir
culatiOn. The increase OF circulation
advanced prices, the shrinksge OF circu-
lariou diminished them. The great
mass OF the people demanded that silver
should DC restored 70 rs former position.
Tie people understood the question
and could think and reason
IS we'll as members OF Congress.
lie SAID the treasury bill
was the most Objectionable. for
under a friendly Secretary IL might be
made useful IN increasing the volume OF
currency, but under an unsrlendly Sec
retary it might be dangerous The least
Objectionable proposition was the Re
/ publican caucus bill
Mr.. Flower II. y spoke entirely in
| behalf OF constitutional amendment
FOR the election by the people OF OIL
/ Gals who are now appointed.
NJ. Lacy Ia. said there was an abso-
lutte shortage of funds. The pending
bill, which was practically free
coinage bill. proposed TO increase
| the circulation 10 Offset the contrac-
ZION. It was q free coinage measure
because it provided that when silver
was a par the mints should be open 10
free coinage. The country needed an
expansion Of tho currency in safe way,
v which this bill provided.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-07
THE MARKETS.
Grain. ProtI.ion.. Etc.

CHICAGO yu1e
fro-F-Dun ard unchanged Spring Pat
ents. t5.ro1S50, Bakers g 90 90, Straiehis
s. ssa4 Is; Winter Patents, A5OaS %. Gears.
~ 3o14 -
wUrkT-strour early. but weakened later.
30. cash and June. gl1eIXc, July. goGa3c
December. 93tEs5 &C; No. : Sprne. eo776c
10 z fsl,ssc.
Copv Active aud steady 10 2 axe:
20. Yeiisv. sac; NJ. :, %Sc. 10. Yel.
low. s9Sc June. ah s4Ho. JUS. 34Sas as5)4e.
August S5@GSsko, Septemo,r seS4a6ho
otTs-Ac'ive. b1t unsettled. No cash go
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Samples - good supply and frmsV 30 2
. as-Ro. - 2 White 2s- a29lsc No . 2s =
22sc No white 2sil 0essao
RYE-Sio- ani duh 40 cash srf June
= &C. September. soc Samples 55353s+c for
No an $500 for 30
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Iowa No. ard 20. 5. &sas2c good n choics
ROOD 20 cLoio@ 7sassc. fancy 30
WFss Pork Quist ~ lover prioes. rsnFins
a. So s3ts9i' = fo- cash sn5 Tnns si2 150Iz ~
fo- Jal7 ard So p<ll3 f1 for Septe-nber
LARp-Act'vs 80 prices ~ - stsad'er rsrs
re a. "a - foT cssh and Tu~e a. a
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Packing stoex fasc
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